Treaty survives Needle time Swinging in the rain The B.C. Liberals lose the first Local babies need to get shots to The Junior Girls Babe Ruth baseball round of their challenge of the help fight off a deadly Whooping championships took over Rotary Nisga'a treaty\NEWS A8 cough virus\COMMUNITY B1 Park last week\SPORTS B4

WEDNESDAY $1.00 PLUS 7¢ GST August2,2000 (51.10 plus 8¢ GST outside of the Terrace area) TANDA RD VOL. 13 NO. 5.7 Katimavik group used food bank By SARAH GLEN given by local bakeries to the headquarters in Montreal. tine Dawson. bread from people if 1 thought Sessford estimates that the A FEDERAL youth group Salvation Army to help feed The group here is part of the "She said that the cost of they needed it." bank gives about 10 loaves to visiting Terrace has been or- needy local families. national Katimavik program, living was higher here and it David Sessford, the director the farms every few days, but dered to stop taking bread The local Katimavik group which gives youth between 17 would be more expensive to of community and family ser- only after the loaves have from a local food bank. has been taking bread to avoid to 21 years old a chance to tra- buy all the ingredients when we vices for the Salvation Army stayed n the shelves for awhile. making its own, which is part of vel and live for seven months in could get free 'bread," said food bank is surprised the group The Katimavik program re- "We have to make sure that its mandate. communities across Canada. Brandon of Dawson. would take free bread, but notes the bread is not needed [before gularly stations groups of "We take the bread because Katimavik operates on a $12 Dawson does acknowledge that "there is a lot of bread." donating it the farms]," he said. young people in Terrace for it's free and we often don't million annual budget from the that she came up with the idea "The service is there for If the Katimavik food budget about two months at a time to have the time to make it federal government to cover to take the free bread, but only those in need," said Sessford. "I is strained, Brandon hasn't no- do volunteer work. [bread] from scratch," said transportation, food and lodging. after a former Katimavik mem- would assume that the group ticed. This particular group has Scott Brandon, a Katimavik Each group gets about $5 a ber who was working at the must've been hungry." He said that the "fridge is been here almost two months member here. day for each group member for food bank told her about the But Sessford doesn't ever re- always full" at the Katimavik and has been taking dated "Baking bread instead of food. bank's bread surplus. member the bank's extra bread house and he has never gone bread donated to the Salvation buying it is one aspect of the Brandon said the idea to "I was told that it [the bank] being giving to dogs. hungry. Army's food bank about once a Katimavik experience," said take the Salvation Army bread has so much extra bread that "We donate our extra bread "We do pretty well on our week. Christine Rocheleau, communi- instead of making it came from they fed it to the dogs," Daw- to chicken farms in the com- budget ! think," he said. Dated bread and buns are cations advisor for Katimavik one of the group's leaders, Jus- son said. "1 would never take munity," he said. Continued Page A2 Land-use talks to end in secrecy By JEFF NAGEL to tile groups and organi- A CRITICAL meeting zations they represent. later this month to con- "I polled the table to clude a land-use plan for see if they wanted to have the region will be held be- the last meeting in- hind closed doors. camera," he said. "The Kalum Land and Re- feeling was that they did." "For this Aug. 21 meet- source Management Plan ing they wanted just the table members meet again group there themselves." here Aug. 21-22. Meanwhile, technical The August meeting is groups of foresters and bio- expected to see the final logists have been meeting decisions made on how to to crunch numbers and achieve the table's goal of assess proposals made at protecting grizzly bear ha- the last meeting, he said. bitat without crippling the That should lead to a local forest industry. more concrete estimate of But this time, says co- the effect on the regional ordinator Eamon O'Do- timber supply - and by ex- noghue, news reporters and tension jobs - of the plan's members of the public will environmental planks. be barred from the room. O' Donoghue said early That's because some work in the technical MOMMA - a drag queen famous in Los Angeles nightclubs - turing Terrace and the politics of the gay pride issue. table members were un- groups suggests a deal is flew here last Friday for a week of shooting a television pilot fea- comfortable with news possible that will be ac- coverage by the Standard ceptable to forest industry • in June that detailed the players. debate at that month's "They're certainly con- Whole Iotta Momma going on meeting, he said. cerned about the impacts," Reported statements he said. "But they say this Drag queen takes aim jority in this town." Others watched apprehensively, saying they made it clear biologists looks a lot more workable Momma sported a well-padded rainbow- expect Terrace will end up as the butt of a were running out of ideas than it did a few months at gay pride issue here coloured gown, sequined fishnet stockings, large joke, and be portrayed as a backwards to ease timber impacts ago." giant faux pearls, colourful gum ball bracelets hick town. while protecting bear habi- By JEFF NAGEL If an agreement can be and an assortment of other colourfui, glittering "They'll edit out whatever they want, and tat, and that foresters fear A FLAMBOYANT Hollywood drag queen is in reached at the August accessories. add whatever they want," said Peter Arcadi. the plan's effects could town continuing his mission to probe city meeting, he said, the final His hair is a flaming red bouffant, his eye "It's a big publicity stunt." seriously hurt industry's council's refusal to issue a gay pride procla- Kalum land-use plan will shadow multicoloured, and his eyelashes are He said a pride proclamation by the city is viability. mation. go out to public review in enormous. unnecessary, and that gay people shouldn't While nothing was in- "Momma" - a giant six-foot-four, 350-1b September. Locals reacted with double-takes, mostly need to seek approval from the state. correct in the story, O' Do- gay man dressed as a woman - arrived Friday It would then be signed followed by bemused smiles, but occasionally The show's producers, one of whom is ori- noghue said, reported with a camera crew from Docu-Drama Queen by LRMP participants looks of disgust or fear. ginally from Terrace, said they decided to comments made "in the Productions, an outlet hoping to turn Momma's after any final adjustments "1 don't bite," he assured them. "Why are come here after hearing about council's deci- heat of discussion" made exploits into a TV series. are made at a ratification people afraid of a man in a dress.'/Women are sion. it difficult for table mem- They leave tomorrow at the end of six days meeting in late September allowed to wear pants but if a man tries to be- "People here are very gay-friendly, very bers to explain the debate • of shooting. or early October. come a little glamourous there's something gay-supportive and what the council has done Momma and her crew visited the Farmer's drastically wrong with that." is not reflective of the community," said pro- Market Saturday morning before heading to Many didn't want to appear on camera with ducer Daniel Leipnik. the drag races at the airport to get reaction Longer sockeye Momma. He is planning to sell Momma's visit to there. But those who did bantered playfully with Terrace as the first show in a series of real TV- Although most city councillors are either the drag queen. type docudramas. fishery criticized out of town or reluctant to talk, Momma's Asked about council's gay pride decision, "This will be shot on the run and is going to strategy is to explore the issue by talking to By KEITH FREEMAN support of the sport fishing many called the situation silly and said coun- follow the trend of other real TV shows," said other residents. A THREE-day extension of community here, and cil has mishandled the issue. Leipnik. "i'm not here to go after or to attack seven the gillnet fishery around hopes DFO will continue "Society could benefit from being more to- The TV series, which Leipnik calls people," he said. "I'm actually trying to allow the mouth of the is its policy of ensuring con- lerant," said Davis Lindsay. "I know what it's Momma's Moments, hasn't been bought by a drawing fire from a local servation come first. the majority in this town who don't feel like like not to fit in. I was teased as a kid for hav- production company yet. the city council to try to create a bigger voice. sport fishing guide. The gillnet fishery was ing red hair and 1 couldn't imagine what it For more about Momma, please see page To let them know they don't represent the ma- Jim Culp of Rivers extended three days to would be like to stand out even more." A2. Edge Lodge says the De- July 21, after calls for a partment of Fisheries and longer extension and a ten Oceans "caved in" to pro- per cent mortality rate on Free bus service okayeo for Riverboat Days vincial government and in- upper Skeena coho. dustry pressure in extend- RIDING the bus will be free dur- And they also hope more 1:00 and 4:30 p.m., a shuttle is to minutes between the Skeena Mall In a letter sent to fed- ing the Riverboat Days weekend. ing the sockeye fishery by eral fisheries minist.er,~l[~ people will try the bus and use it operate every 20 minutes between and Heritage Park via the Moun- three days. City council approved spending more often the rest of the year. Dhaliwal, Culp sa~ the Skeena Mall and the salmon tain Vista, McConnell and Halli- "[The gillnetters] have up to $2,000 to ensure expanded Two extra trips are to be added he's concerned about barbecue at Kitsumkalum village. well neighbourhoods. done quite well this year, going back to to the bus service at no charge during Saturday morning between Thorn- On Sunday one bus is to pro- if it goes well, the city may catching 1.2 million sock- "confrontational way of the weekend. hill and the Skeena mall, aug- vide an all-day link from down- subsidize free bus service on the Councillors hope use of the eye, the most in many, doing business." menting regular Thornhill service town, the south side and Thornhill weekend every year, and expand many ' " service will help reduce traffic to provide access to the parade years, he said, Last week, angry gill- to the old bridge the idea to other events. "The commercial industry netters burned an effigy of and pa~ing congestion, particu- downtown and slingers race at the festivities and the slingers race. The extra cost of the service is larly for large and popular events Northern Motor Inn. is making out that they've DFO Director General A second bus would provide about $650, but council budgeted been shafted,!' Donna Petrachenkoi and like the parade or fireworks. Saturday afternoon, between afternoon shuttle service every 20 more to cover advertising costs. Culp says he has the held aharbour protest.

? : A2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 2, 2000

Drag queen says he ~!~t,~ CaledoniaSenior Secondary School SummerOffice Hours July 4-7: 8:00 am- 3:30 pm does it for the money July 10-28 Office Closed THE MAN behind the makeup need to dress like this," he said. normally warm up to me." said July 31 - Aug. 25: 8:00 am- 3:00 pm says he doesn't live as a drag Dressing in drag for the first Momma. queen all the time. time six years ago was part of his Momma now has years of cre- Just for special occasions, personal process of healing after dits under his belt now perform- The office will be closed on Momma, who won't give his years with a Christian group ing in drag in the Los Angeles weekends and public holidays. real name, dresses as a woman called Ex-Gay Ministries that club scene and has had numerous because he's good at it and it aimed to "cure" he and other gay jobs on television and the stage, earns him money. people of their homosexuality. including the part as Chiciolina in Student Transcripts will be mailed This week he's on the payroll "After eight years, I realised 1 Franco Zefferelli's opera, Placido directly to the student home address by of a production company filming had a lot of inward pain." Domingo. what they hope will be the pilot of Momma still calls himself a This is Momma's first visit to the Ministry of Education toarrive in the a series of TV docudramas. Their born-again Christian. Terrace, although he once spent first week of August. ' , target is city council and its hand- He's also been a minister with time in Alaska. Before his visit here, he was ling of the gay pride issue here. Four Square Ministry, a branch of Copies of Transcripts cop be obtained "I only dress this way when Pentecostal demonination As- holding workshops in Washington there's money involved," Momma sembly of God. to help develop a higher level of from the School Office during Office says. The first time Momma donned acceptance for gay Christian Hours at a cost of $2.00 each. He explains he's not a trans- a dress he won a contest that in- people. vestite who wears women's cluded a free agent and his career •"When gay Christians are de- clothes as a sexual fetish, but ra- as a performer began. nied their spirituality and sexual- FLASHY DRESSER: Drag ther a gay man who has come up "1 developed Momma as awav ity it leaves a gaping whole in queen Mamma wore a rainbow with a successful and commerci- to reach people who wouldn't their development," Momma said. dress in his first day here. ally viable performing character. "1 don't have a psychological Film groups helped Momma production A CITY-FUNDED office pany, Veldman said. charged with promoting It was referred to his of- film industry activity here fice by the Prince George Long did all it could in aiding Film Commission, which drag queen Momma's visit acts as the central clearing to Terrace. house for film industry in- The Terrace Economic quiries in the north. Development Authority Veldman says his office WeeKend knew in advance takes an open for business Mommals film crew was approach to all queries SAFEWAY coming to shoot a docu, about potential investment FOOD & DRUG mentary focusing on city in Terrace, "rather than council's handling of the picking and choosing dif- Values! gay pride issuei said exec, ferent business projects." utive director Ken Veld- ~The Momma produc- man. tion, he added, involved "Despite the controver- an eight-person production Lucerne sial nature of the project crew here for a week ex- we felt the best thing to do pected to spend between " Lucerne .+_,~.~ =+.._+_-+..,~++_++...... +; .... Butter is to treat it as we would $10,000 and $20,000 in any other production com- town. " Milk +1 t~ k+p:~:'t.>::;!~:!~'+:!:~:P, ~Ts~ :: :; .ii Assorted varieties. Including Chocolate. ~ dl~l~i~lU From front 4 Litre. FIRST ONE- ~ UFF Combined varieties. ~ ",~w m~ WITH COUPON National memo S) While stocks last. Coupon effective at I I I I I I I I II -- S--E,v 0¢ I,~1~/ y°urll!l!T!l!l!ll[~!!l!l!llllcouponCoupon Salewayper effective customer, St°res °nly' from Limit °he I II enforces rules ~o August 8- AUgUStS, 2OO0 [ 0 UUUUU UfYOb Safeway Club Price While most Katimavik " A memo Was sent to all groups budget to feed 11 Katimavik group leaders .:,,,-~:*! '+,', :-" : Fresh - ' ..... - .....+" T-Bone people, the Terrace's July 27, reinforcing Kati- +++'+~" :*~ ": " group rounds out at only mavik's rules. r-eacnes Steaks seven members. The program places : : +I +~,~.b~r ~w,~ ++,~ apphcable.FIRST FOUR. Combined ~.~m,~:nll ',~J~,,~l varel es.

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~ SkeenaMdl-Ie.oce 1-800-563-4~62 ~',~ The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 2, 2000- A3 Civil servant wins award Natives take

w,w,'.; RESIDENTS OF Rosswood were left in the dark until ii;ii~iiiiiiiiii Mary Ann Burdett issued permits allowing them to hook political aim up their homes to hydro power. !:i:i:!:i!f:i:!: i!!~i:]:!:i:i:i!i That and other facets of Burdett's work with the pro- By JEFF NAGEL vincial civil service was recently acknowledged with a :iliii!!;i:i [:¸ THE SKEENA riding is high on the list of areas silver award by the province. where aboriginal groups want to bring their weight "1 was totally surprised," she said. "I am very pleased to bear in the next federal and provincial elections. (about the award)." Native leaders think there are as many as a Burdett, who has been working in Terrace issuing gas, dozen B.C. ridings where a strong aboriginal turn- boiler and electrical permits for 26 years, was humble out at the polls could be decisive, says Bill Wilson about the award. of the B.C. First Nations Summit. "I didn't do anything special," she said. "It's just part Wilson said the strategy is to concentrate on of my job." encouraging native people to participate in exist- But colleague and nominator lan Howells saw Burdett ing political parties in their ridings. working selflessly through lunches to help the residents /[." : It's hoped that could lead to increased aborigi- of Rosswood obtain permits once the decision was made ;!ii nal influence in candidate selection and platform, to electrify the community. •..~ :.!i~ or possibly even aboriginal candidates. "We want to get more aboriginal people in- She also provided Howells with maps and directions • ::iiii volved in provincial and national white men's poli- to the various places in Rosswood up for inspection. And although reluctant to admit it, Burdett acknow- !ii tics," Wilson said. ledges she put a lot of time in to ensure the project ¸ iiii, ¸¸ :]:~ ~i..",.~ Come election time, he said, it's hoped a con- certed campaign can at least ensure more native well." voters get registered and ideally channel their vote "Everything went quite snoot hi y, " she said. i++~+++~++i behind one pro-native candidate. For Burdett it was an especially interesting job be- ++:+:~+!+~+++++++;+~+!+ "We're not about to form an Indian party or cause it allowed her to meet the people from Rosswood. anything," Wilson added. "We'll support a Liberal "They have always been disassociated from Terrace ... or an NDPer. Or if there's a Reformer with a con- they tend to live a more rural lifestyle," she said adding science, we'll support them." some residents were hesitant to receive power hookups Skeena federally is of particular interest be- because of their lifestyle. cause it's held by Alliance aboriginal affairs critic "Some people just prefer to live without it," she said. Mike Scott, who has been reviled by natives for Burdett explained it was a community decision by the his opposition to the Nisga'a treaty. people of Rosswood to bring in power, requiring the co- "It's the home of the Nisga'a and the Haidas operation of the area. and the Tsimshians and the Gitksans and "They had to be united," she said. "They needed to i imii i Wet'suwet'ens, and all these other people against get enough support to make it work." ~ii!ili:~:;i whom he has fought," Wilson said of Scott. iiiii;i!:ilii And for Burdett, the only person who can issue per- Skeena was held for many years by pro-native mits to have power installed, it made for some busy days NDP MP Jim Fulton, he said, adding many people at the office believe the time is right to correct "this aberration, But looking back it was a project she was happy to be this right-wing glitch we ended tip with in Mike involved in. Scott." "Now when 1 see faces (from Rosswood) I wonder Natives are offended by Scott and the Alliance, how they are liking their power," she said. he added, because their policies and rhetoric whip Burdett also helped co-ordinate inspections by order of up anti-native sentiment. priority that Howeils made to various places damaged by "They're fanning the flames of racism while hi- the Skeena flood of 1999. ding behind this assumption of one law for all," Having power restored minimized further damage. Wilson said. "Where were these bastards when our "This coordination on her part saved a tremendous people were in residential schools, when our amount of time in getting people the inspection they MARY ANN BURDETT has been recognized by the province for her role in dealing with last year's floods and for help with the Rosswood hydro project. people couldn't vote, or when our war veterans required," said Howells. came back and couldn't get land?" Wilson said Skeena is one of at least 12 federal ridings in B.C. where aboriginal people make up 10 Lights to help landings at the airport to 25 per cent of the vote. A significant chunk of the vote put behind the NEW RUNWAY lights at the airport will in- said. Passengers won't have to worry about flight most pro-aboriginal candidate could be decisive, delays due to the construction. The airport only prove safety, says manager Rick Reed. The new system could be in place as early he said, adding that was what helped in 1972 elect Known as an omni-directional approach as September. handles four flights a day and it will be pos- 's NDP government in B.C. lighting system, the equipment is comprised of Rod Nelson, a spokesman for Transport Ca- sible for the work to be completed while there Skeena Allaince MP Mike Scott welcomes ef- a line of strobe lamps that flash one after the nada, said although the new lights are tim in- is regular air traffic. forts by natives to promote their causes in upcom- "It really isn't complicated work," said other in a "lead-in" pattern, said Reed. dustry standard the current ones in place are ing federal and provincial elections. The system is already on one end of the not in violation of airport safety standards. Reed. "We're in a democracy and flawed as it might main runway and this one will be installed at The federal government is contributing The job involves digging a trench and lay- be, the democratic process is the best way to re- $164,300 in grant money under the Airports ing down cables for the new lights - which solve conflict," said Scott in response to com- the other end. should take about a month to complete. The lights assist pilots in lining their planes Capital Assistance Program - a fund set up for ments by provincial native leader Bill Wilson. up with the runway during landings, privately-owned airports to draw on if they The existing set of ligh!s will be used right "I'm pleased to see leaders such as Mr. Wilson "It's something we despe[ately need for t~e~ need money for safety equipment upgrades. until the switch-over can be made. recognize the democratic process," said Scott. i'airport," said Reed, adding~it'll be Safer f0F ~' The amount translates into about 95 per The money being used is part of $327,300 "At the end of the day, by participating in the planes to land when there are low cloud ceil- cent of the bill, said Reed, with the Terrace- which was given to the airport last April. process, I would hope Mr. Wilson and others would ings and poor winter weather conditions. Kitimat Airport Society, which owns the air- About half of the money has already been then accept the results the same way I would." "They're virtually maintenance free," Reed port, paying the rest. spent on the purchase of a runway sweeper.

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-ELL15J11 HONEY,. I TSO:FAR MR.DD/ STANDARDESTABLISItEDAPRIL 27, 1988 ONLYHAS A FOOT IN TfE DOOK,,,. PUBLISHER: ROD LINK e,r ADDRESS: 3210 Clinton Street Terrace, B.C. • V8G 5R2 TELEPHONE: (250) 638-7283 • FAX: (250) 638-8432 EMAIL: [email protected] ( Parking IF THERE'S one thing that people who live in ~.~.; small towns regard as a constitutional right, it's parking. There's this assumption out there that we should expect to park within mere feet of our • ¢.. destination and if we don't, we get pretty grou- chy. "t -- • Which brings us to the Saturday morning far- mers' market congestion along Davis as motor- ists and pedestrians compete for space, making it crowded and unsafe. The growing popularity of the market has come to the point that adjacent parking spots alongside George Little Park are often full. ¢ So it was no wonder that when council began to enforce its no parking signs on Davis that trou- ble began to brew. Council's response is to now : ;l)are the rod ar'd spoil the child cover those signs and plan to install curbs and - Last week, major wrongs, a parent should ment. I, too, know a lot of good angle parking slots next year. Canadians were told by Statis- not be afraid to put the little kids, who do not commit tics Canada that crime rates beggar over his or her knee crimes, who volunteer in hospi- But will that solve the problem? Not really. In have fallen to their lowest le- and administer a few slaps on tals, who work on environ- many ways, the market is a victim of its own vels in 20 years. the behind. mental projects. But the statis- Comforting news, indeed, Yet, we have been so con- tics are there for anyone to see. success and there is a good case to be made that until one reads between the ditioned as a society to view Youth crime has reached stag- the market has outgrown its current location. lines. True, the overall crime any kind of physical punish- gering proportions. rate is down, but violent crime ment as violence and abuse There are other things we Two years ago the idea of perhaps moving the and youth crime have sharply that millions of parents were can do, aside from reinforcing market to a location offering more amenities and increased. In fact, violent astounded last week when a parental authority, to stem the crime overall rose by 57 per court ruled that physical pu- tide of youth crime. It, too, parking was broached at Terrace city council. cent over the last 20 years. nishment of children is consti- means realizing that each ac- If you cull youth crime from tutional and not to be viewed tion has its consequence• This resulted in accusations that council wanted to i ;I :Io] ~51 d" I =l[t,/:l :,i Ii iEllU the overall violent crime rate, as abuse. Anne McLellan, the justice do away with the market altogether. Things then it gets even scarier. The num- HUBERT BEYER I know of cases where tea- minister, promised two years became rather personal until a lease suitable to the ber of minors charged with chers instructed their pupils to ago to overhaul the Young Of- violent crime went up by 77 It was the permissiveness phone the abuse help line if fenders Act. She has yet to de- market was signed that gave it comfort as to its per cent over the last 10 years. preached by Dr. Speck and the their parents laid the slightest liver on that promise. Maybe a location. The topper is violent crimes state's intrusion into what was hand on them. This isn't that recent petition signed by nearly Perhaps it's time once again to consider the committed by young girls, hitherto the domain of parents far removed from teachers tell- a million Canadians that she which rose by 127 per cent that raised the generation of ing me in my native Germany finally does what she promised idea of a new location for the market. It's proven since 1988, with the most Canadians who are now the during the war to notify the au- will do the trick. itself as a solid Terrace fixture and is one of the marked increases in categories parents of the youths thorities if our parents uttered My father was a very gentle such as murder and hostage- responsible for the sharp in- any criticism of Hitler. man whose love for me I never busiest such markets outside of the lower main- taking. crease in crime committed by The court saying that it is doubted, even when he put me land. These statistics probably young people. OK under certain: ci(cum- ac.rgss h!s_.knee and let me now mean a new round of pinning Speck was half right in the 'stances tO administer corporal in no uncertain terms that'what A new and better location, worked out in harm- the blame on everything from design of his model for raising punishment was the first en- I had done was wrong and de- ony between the market and city council, would violent movies and video children. Love and forgiveness couraging sign that maybe, served punishment. It happened games to dietary deficiencies. are very much necessary to just maybe, we are beginning maybe half a dozen times, but be a suitable recognition for what the market has While virtual violence may raising children. But he forgot to realize that the pendulum it made an impression on me. become today. arguably have a desensitizing the other half that is equally has swung too far. Dr. Speck's recipe hasn't effect on young people and important for the development Well-meaning people often worked very well. Isn't it time thereby lower the threshold of of a child - the realization tell me that today's young we go back to some of the tried what is acceptable and what that every transgression has a people aren't as bad as one and proven ideas of the past? isn't, the root causes for the consequence. That conse- would think from media ac- Bayer can be reached at: Gas pains staggering rise in youth crime quence is punishment. counts. And they invariably E rn a i l go back to a time when video And I don't mean just tell me of young people they [email protected]; Tel METHANEX says it'll close its Kitimat metha- games had not yet been inven- grounding or the withdrawal of know who are damned good (250) 381-6900; Web ted and movie violence was privileges. That may be en- kids. http: //www.hubertbeyer. corn nol plant permanently if it doesn't get some kind still to come. ough for minor misdeeds. For I don't doubt it for a me- of cost relief. Part of that cost comes in transmission fees charged by Pacific Northern Gas to move Metha- nex's gas from the northeast to Kitimat. The prospect of losing that revenue, says PNG, means the rest of us will have to pay more to -, 3mily is no,,, frozen in time maintain the pipeline. In anticipation of that, it's ONCE KIDS grow up and with a hand help digital ca- whose face will be blocked off applying for a rate increase. But it's doing so leave home, gathering every- mera. With a sweeping glance, by someone's elbow, who will one together for a family photo without an airing of Methanex's cost relief plan. he sized up our lot for poten- be scrubbing and itchy nose often requires a special occa- tial backdrops. with a fist. Not this time. sion such as a wedding, a re- PNG should put its rate hike request on hold He chose a broad pine Despite two moves for dif- union, or a funeral. Last week, whose thick branches swoop to until we have a chance to judge the Methanex when opportunity arose, I sur- ferent backgrounds, the whole plan. That's because the Methanex plan calls for prised everyone by hiring a meet the grass. Hoisting a shoot lasted only 10 minutes. professional photographer on wooden box eighteen inches Told one couple would be us to shoulder some of its costs with the anticipa- six hours' notice. square that I use in scaffold- leaving early the next morning, tion of sharing profits. The infrcquency of our get- ing, he loped across the un- the photographer rushed the trimmed lawn, calling orders Since they both want our help, we must be in a togethers made me reject ex- proofs to us before we finished cusing anyone from the agony over his shoulder. dessert• Everyone had a chance position to judge each plan's worthiness. of posing to photograph the Both sons-in-law each snat- to vote for a favourite. How 'HROUGH BIFOCALE rest of us. My aim was an in- ched up another wooden cube often does that happen? formal family portrait, every- CLAUDETTE SANDECKI and followed him. They lined We agreed one pose was the one present, worthy of an 8xl0 the three boxes in a row before best of everyone. How often PUBLISHER/EDITOR: Rod Link the pine. We took our places, does that happen? frame. the forehead and a fake faint. ADVERTISING MANAGER: Brian Lindenbach four sitting, four standing. Oh, our selected pose has a Had I asked who was will- We were scheduled to ga- PRODUCTION MANAGER: Edouard Credgeur The digital camera let the couple of flaws. A mother's ing to take part, all would ther for supper at 5. "Wear NEWS Jeff Nagel • NEWS/SPORTS: Keith Freeman photographer see what the pic- hand resting on her daughter's have refused. As it was, I what you wish, just be there," NEWS/COMMUNITY: JenniferLang ture would be. With little shoulder sprouts from the left heard the usual complaints: I I said in my best Fonz voice. FRONT OFFICE: Darlene Keeping jokes, he cajoled us to relax, side of her sister's head like a don't like having my picture "Those who don't pose, don't CIRCULATION SUPERVISOR: Carole Kirkaldy to lean closer together, to look flipper. And a jacket zipper taken. I always look terrible. eat." Being matriarch of this ADVERTISING CONSULTANTS: at him not a birch, and to zigzags in a long, distracting And from one who primps octet carries some weight, I Sam Bedford, Mark Beaupre & Stacy Swetlikoff smile. silver line. passing a glass oven door, a figured. TELEMARKETER: Stacy Swetlikoff Usually I worry who will be But we're all relaxed, smil- black TV monitor, or a shiny Promptly at 4, the photo- DARKROOM/COMPOSING: Susan Credgeur caught with her eyes shut, ing, and present. hubcap, a theatrical hand to grapher arrived equipped only AD ASSISTANT: Sandra Stefanik & Clare Hallock

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2000 Pilots': :roar and soar in the mountains THERE WAS THUNDER. And there was rain. But despite the moist weather, the air show went on at the airport Sunday, July 23, giving the thousands pre- sent plenty to cheer about. Overcast skies actually made it easier to view some of the aerobatics, Clockwise, from top left: CF-18 pilot Capt, Scott "Frog" Greenough climbs clown from his jet after performing a series of acrobatic manoeuvres; three-year-old Hannah Kirk was one of the spectators who had to shield her ears as a CF-18 fighter jet roared by; parachutists from a Buffalo search and rescue aircraft dropped in to say hello; the Snowbirds gave a daz- zling 30th anniversary performance; Captains Jay "Dallas" Steele and John "Streak" Waugh recline on the wing of their T-33 Shooting Star jet,

He sa' ours the rush of riding the sky THIS IS where Matt Bar- the air force, and they are lee has been in the air things you don't have a force on the west coast. in reach, one of the team lee wants to be. the country's only long- force for more than 12 chance to do in civilian They're all based at developed altitude sick- About 100 feet off the range maritime patrol air- years. life." and include the ness. ocean, flying at about 300 craft. He was one of several Barlee decided upon an Aurora, the Sea King heli- "It was a life-threaten- knots an hour at his con- Built to track submar- Canadian Forces officers armed forces career after copters based on naval fri- ing situation," recalls Bar- sole in a long-range patrol ines during the Cold War, on hand two weekends ago graduating from high gates and jets used in lee. "He would have died aircraft, tracking a sub- the Auroras now perform at the Terrace-Kitimat air- school as the way to fulfil combat training exercises. within four or five hours." marine below the surface. search and rescue duties, show. to give information his prime desire of flying. Comox is also the home Although there was a "When the aircraft is track illegal fishing activ- on the forces. His one piece of solid of the search and rescue vicious storm outside, Bar- shaking, going up and ity far offshore, check for Born in Richmond and advice for young people squadron flying Labrador lee carried the team mem- down, you don't need to pollution, do sovereignty raised in the Okanagan, considering a career in the helicopters and Buffalo ber back down the moun- pay me to do that. It's a patrols and assist the Barlee has a degree in armed forces is to first stay fixed-wing aircraft. tain. rush," says Barlee, a cap- RCMP in anti-drug smug- physics and oceanography. in high school and get Barlee's career has also For that action,/ tain in the Canadian air gling operations. "i have the best job in good marks. taken him to places out- received the t'tirce~ force. Last year, and again the world," he says, "They That's important for the side of his tactical train- torious Service Medal. Barlee is a tactical co- this year, the Auroras also paid me to go to university armed forces relies on spe- ing. Barite never did reach ordinator on an Aurora look for migrant smuggling and now they pay me to go cialized equipment and in 1995 he was selected the summit. "It'll always long-range maritime patrol vessels. all over the world." needs well-trained people as the team leader to be there," he says. aircraft based at Comox on Capt. Matt Barlee Their sensors, hi-tech "The armed forces is for to accomplish its tasks. climb Gascherbrum, the Barlee has one more Island. cameras and powerful people who like adventure For the past several eighth,highest mountain in year in Esquimalt and will He's the quarterback, other sensors on board the searchlights make them and travel, a challenge," years, Barlee has been the world in the Hima- return to the Auroras at drawing tbgether all of the Aurora. the ideal aircraft for such "You'll have the oppor, stationed at Esquimalt, layas. Comox, adding to the information provided by a There are five Auroras an activity. tunity to go places and do where he co-ordinates tile At a camp at 24,01)(1 2,()0(I-plus hours he has variety of electronic and at Comox, 18 altogether in Just 31 years old, Bar- all sorts of adventurous various aircraft in the air feet and with the summit spent in the aircraft.

II A6- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 2, 2000

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De~S~r:s a major fallacy in your argument in your July wel~lxPTnt ~oU~lrC~it~en:ibl~rs~l°yaPoPt?°~3ee~t;use they are sire- 26 editorial. You state that members of city council who ply the wrong ideals for our society to be endorsing. For oppose the proclamation of a gay pride day should not that matter, it would be equally wrong for our council to have done so on the basis that they are mixing church issue a 'Heterosexual Pride Day'. Sex, no matter what and state by upholding their 'religious beliefs' in a public variety; belongs in private. That is why we have public forum. nudity laws. That is why it is illegal to have sex down- You also argue that they should take a stance against town in broad daylight, or on an airplane. Sunday shopping, ban explicit videos, ban the sale of to- No one should be saying sex is evil, but the entire bacco and so on, I suppose your assumption isthat all community does not need to know about what goes on in its bedrooms each night. I do not need my very young these 'vices' you mentioned are ones that only people of , i),1 religious persuasion, and Christians specifically, are op- children asking me, "Daddy, what is a lesbmn. posed to. This is simply not the cas~. As a note to the so-called tolerance committee, I Pushing aside the Biblical arguments against destruc- would say that it is sad that you have allowed your sex-. tive behaviour for a minute, may I point out that many uality to define your person. One's sexual inclinations do thousands of people in our city do not drink excessively, not make you the person you are, any more than the or smoke tobacco, or watch sexually explicit videos, not colour of your eyes, or your career, or what brand of because of religious beleifs, but because such activities breakfast cereal you eat does. Who you are is defined by disgust them. your heart. If you need municipal proclamations to feel Besides, just because something such as tobacco or good about your choices, you are very pathetic indeed. pornography is legal, does not mean it is right. There is a You cannot proclaim or legislate tolerance, accep- huge difference between banning an activity or sub- tance, or approval. You may make a point by punishing stance, and simply refraining from endorsing it. This is a the city for its refusal to endorse your lifestyle, but it simple fact often overlooked by the media. will only serve to hinder your struggle. No one is suggesting that homosexuality be banned; It will make you a joke; and it's highly unlikely that that would be like trying to force people to approve very many closet homosexuals will be convinced to homosexuality. If, for example, the liquor control board come out into such an environment. AVAIL@ To the Christians of Terrace, "Let him who is without asked city council to proclaim a 'Get Flaming Drunk and BEST 'WESTERN Beat Your Spouse Pride Day', do you think it would be sin throw the first stone." Who of us has not violated at appropriate for them to do so? Or, how about a 'Marital least one of God's commands? I dare anyone to tell me TERRACE INN Aid Users Pride Day'? Sounds pretty silly, doesn't it? why homosexuals are worthy of any more virulent disap- 635-0083 The whole point of the city issuing proclamations is proval than the guy who cheats on his taxes, or lies on his time sheets. It is time to stop throwing Scriptures at to promote community spirit. Of course everyone is ":::'...: "" happy to support Scouts, or victims of MS, spousal as- our neighbours, and love them instead. sault, cancer, or AIDS. If the neo-nazis in our commun- J. Taylor, ity asked for a proclamation of 'White Pride Day', would Terrace, B.C. We need this here Dear Sir: I've been biting my tongue over the articles, commentaries, and rebut- tals regarding the detox centre on Halliwell. Where in this world can you purchase property for a home or business and dic- tate who your neighbours are or what they do? Early comments from the protest group reeked highly of "not in neigh- borhood" and then their focus moved to "what's best for the clients." Ob- viously, heavy research was involved in gathering statistics and finding a more acceptable angle for Dodge lCaravan Canada'sbest selling minivans for 16 years, their protest. Terrace has kids who ~,NADA'S BES'rrSEI~LIN(; MIN tV.~ are reaching out and we have the staff and facility to help them. PURCHASEFOR OR I,[ASEFOR We're not rich city Pigs$4,328 downpeymont or equivalenttrade end snobs and we're not third IJr $~o securityde0osit world. 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No security deposit, Unlike the skate park, funding is not an issue. 5 year/lO0000 km extended And unlike the second powertrainwarranty included. sheet of ice, this is not a taxpayer issue. The detox center is an approved and needed facility which will benefit our community. The anti detox group is deep The legendaryoff-road original. snuffing out an asset that THERE'S ONLY ONE most communities our size can only dream of. Please re-think the message you are sending. reteilerincen~ee Don't make us vote you off l"qkI Ill II II • onell 200O Cherokee our small town island. ~ ~ V ~delz, C. Brown, Terrace, B.C. 2000 Jeep. Cherokee Sport

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• ~ Out of Town ~111-800-828-6604 ~'~ A8-Libs The Terrace Standard, appealing Wednesday, August 2, 2000 Nisga'a ruling By JEFF NAGEL that must be st:ruck down. unusual. severely limited. In some THE B.C. LIBERAL party "Although the right of "Provinces have resi- cases in a conflict federal is appealing a court ruling aboriginal people to gov- dency requirements and or provincial laws override last week that dismissed ern themselves was dimi- citizens who move from Nisga'a laws. In other their challenge of the nished, it was not extin- one province to another cases Nisga'a-created Nisga'a treaty. guished," Wiiliamson may find there is a waiting standards must meet or ex- The decision, handed ruled. period during which they ceed federal and provin- down July 24 by B.C. Su- One example, he said may not vote," he stated. cial standards. preme Court Justice L. in his written judgement, "Citizens are subject to "The legislative powers Paul Williamson, rejected of powers aboriginal gov- the laws of regional dis- of the Nisga'a Government the key argument of party ernments have continued tricts, municipalities, and are significantly limited by leader to hold and exercise is the various administrative the Treaty," he said. and two other MLAs that power to make treaties boards, the regulations or B.C. aboriginal affairs treaty self-government pro- binding on their people. by-laws of which have the minister Dale Lovick visions are unconstitution- The Liberals had cited force of law, yet frequently called the decision confir- al because they would cre- the B.C. Court of Appeal they are not eligible to mation the treaty is vaiid, ate a third order of govern- ruling in the Delgarauukw vote in elections for such and denounced the opposi- ment. Mike de Jong Gitksan land claim case bodies, the members of tion plan to appeal it fur- B.C. Liberal aboriginal power was divided be- that "the division of gov- many such agencies being ther. affairs critic Mike de Jong tween the federal govern- ernmental powers between appointed or the right to said the ruling opens the ment and the provinces at Canada and the provinces vote in elections for such door for many other native the time of Confederation. left no room for a third bodies being restricted." groups to also seek self- That, the Liberals had order of government." "It is worthwhile noting government powers. argued, extinguished in Wiiliamson, however, that while the Treaty en- "This decision as it 1867 any self-government said the Supreme Court of sures that certain people stands will have a fairly powers natives wielded Canada's decision to order are guaranteed Nisga'a ci- profound impact in terms prior to then. a retrial in that case tizenship, it also permits of self-government around Therefore, they said, "indicates they disagreed the Nisga'a government to the country," he predicted. 'ihe law-making authority with that conclusion." grant such citizenship to Williamson, in his rul- .of Nisga'a government In response to com- other persons," he said. ing, rejected a key pre- can't supercede federal or plaints the treaty will deny He also noted many mise of the court chal- provincial powers, and the non-natives voting rights, powers conferred to the lenge: that all legislative parts of the treaty that do Williamson said that's not Nisga'a by the treaty are Health bcay waits for budget PLANS TO to improve health care services here are on budget figures, it has had labour, supplies and other cost hold because the Terrace and Area Community Health increases to pay for since the new budget year began. Council has no idea how much money it has to spend. Meanwhile, a health ministry official says it is work- Although the new fiscal year began April 1, the pro- ing diligently on figuring out how much health care au- vincial government has yet to approve budgets here or thorities will have to spend this year. for any of the other 51 regional or community health au- "There is no time line [to release budget figures] but thorities across the province. we do realize the delay is causing some problems for Instead, health authorities have been told to keep ser- health care authorities," said Nadine Criddle. vices at the level of last year for the time being. Last year, the local health council received its final While it's not unusual for public sector bodies to not budget in mid-May. have final budgets in hand when their new fiscal years Criddle did say the health ministry has provided some begin, three and a half months have passed since the extra monies for wage increases in advance of knowing new fiscal year started. final budget figures. "From all appearances, we may not know until late Kuntz speculates the delay may be caused by nego- fall," said community health council chief executive of- tiations between the federal and provincial governments ficer Dieter Kuntz last week. for more money. On hold here is a list of budget requests which in- Since the mid-1990s, cuts in federal health transfer clude hiring more nurses at Mills Memorial Hospital for payments to the provinces have resulted in severe bud- its main ward and intensive care unit. get squeezes. PUBLIC VIEWING OF PROPOSED Minis~r~ot ~, Nursing shortages last year resulted in admittance re- But improvements in federal finances now raise the ~BI~'ISH 1999-2003 FOREST DEVELOPMENT PLAN Foresls strictions, drawing criticisms from local health care ad- possibility of increased payments to the provinces which (...OLUMBIA MAJOR AMENDMENT #1 vocates. will then be parcelled out to hospitals and other facili- SPRING CREEK AND DEEP CREEK COMMUNITY WATERSHEDS Also wanted is more money for the ophthalmology ties. program. The provincial government hasn't increased its The health ministry's Criddle did acknowledge that Notice is hereby given that the Small Business Forest Program will hold a contribution for this service since 1994 and Mills has one reason for the budget delay comes from a one-time public viewing of a proposed Major Amendment to the Forest Development Plan for had to divert monies to keep up with expenses. cash payment made by the federal government to B.C. the Kalum District. This amendment covers operations in the Spring Creek and Deep Kuntz said the lack of a budget is a challenge. for the current budget year. Creek Community Watersheds, and 6perations adjacent to Spring Creek Community "We have a budget document here ready to send "There are still discussions underway as to how some Waiershed. This amendment is toallow for the salvage of timber that was damaged down but we haven't been asked to do that yet," he said. of the money is to be utilized," she said; by a windstorm in July 20, 1999. As things stand now, the health council is running a As well, a new round of talks are now underway be- tween Ottawa and the provinces which could result in an This draft Forest Development Plan Amendment shows the location and development monthly deficit. of proposed harvesting and road development that is planned to occur over the next additional amount of money this year. That's because while it is operating using last year's year. The amendment also includes information on the maintenance and protection of other resource values in tile area. It is available for review by resource agencies and IWA likes the public before joint approval is considered by the Ministry of Environment, Lands • NOTICE TO ALL CONSTRUCTION WORKERS and Parks, and the Ministry of Forests. contract The purpose of presenting the plan, is to provide the opportunity to address any con- IN THE TERRACEAND KITIMAT AREA cerns of the public or other resource users. The Forest Development Plan MEMBERS OF the IWA The Carpenters' Union is requesting information from all resident construction workers Amendment will be available for review at the dates, times and locations listed below: have voted in great num- who applied to work on the new Kitimat Hospital currently under construction. bers to accept a three-year INFORMATION REQUESTED: July 12, 2000 to August 10, 2000 Ministry of Forests - Kalum Forest District #200-5220 Keith Avenue, contract giving them raises When did you apply? (Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 4:00 pm) of two per cent in each of Terrace, British Columbia V8G 1L1 Position applied for: those years. The contract was Carpenter, Labourer, Iron Worker, Teamster, Plumber, etc. July 12} 2000 to August 10, 2000 Terrace Public Library reached after a nine-day Which company did you apply to? (Regular Operating Hours) 4610 Park Avenue, strike which shut down Were you called for an interview? Terrace, British Columbia V8G 1V6 sawmills the end of June Were you hired? Anyone wishing to view and discuss the proposed Forest Development Plan amend- and beginning of July. If so, in what capacity? ment with a Ministry of Forests representative, may contact the Kalum Forest District The acceptance rate If not hired were any reasons given? Office to arrange an appointment. was 83.6 per cent among Please fill in the blanks, and mall or fax to: coastal workers, which in- Carpenters Union Please forward any comments, questions or concerns in writing to Barb Lenardt, eludes northwest IWA Re. Box 94, Prince Rupert, B.C.V8J 3P4 R.P.F., or to David Nicholson, R.P.F., at the Ministry of Forests, #200-5220 Keith members. Phone (250) 624-5617. Fax (250) 624-3497 or (250) 635-4687 Avenue, Terrace, British Columbia V8G 1L1 no later than July 21, 2000, for the pro- There are more than Leave a message at (250) 635.4747 or (250) 639-9339 posed road construction, and no later than August 10, 2000, for the proposed cut 30,000 IWA workers in ALL REPLIES WILL BE HELD IN THE STRICTEST CONFIDENCE. blocks. B.C.

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I Babies need to be immunised Whooping cough hits northwest HEALTH OFFICIALS are ment funded and can be urging parents to have completed at any health their infants immunised unit in the province. after a recent surge in McKelvie also urged whooping cough struck the parents to be cautious of region. their children in public The disease, which can places such as supermark- be fatal to infants reached ets and malls where the CHARLYNN TOEWS its highest figure in four disease spreads rapidly. years with 20 confirmed "Try to keep your babies cases in the northwest away from coughing A summer place since May, three of which adults," she suggested. left children in intensive Although adults do con- he first time I saw what was to be- care. tract the disease its effects come our family's summer cottage I "It can have very ser- are not as serious as in T was seven years old. My parents loa- ious, life long conse- children and usually result ded up their three children and drove the two quences for infants," said in a bad cough or nausea. hours that took us from a dry flat wheat- Assistant Administrator of But with whooping beige prairie to rocky hilly pine-green lakes. Public Health Nursing cough rampant in the Ter- Our cabin was at Block 6 of Big White- Margaret McKelvie. "We race area, McKelvie asks shell Lake, and it is a big lake. In fact, it was are encouraging people to those with symptoms for have infants immunised." the largest body of water I had ever seen in more than a week to visit The immunisation pro- their doctor. my whole life. cess, which can be com- "People with a pro- We followed a trail through the bush pleted anytime before a longed cough should visit from the backyard of the cottage up up up to child is seven, involves a a doctor," she said. a high sheer bluff and into the fury of an series of five shots taken But since the effects of early spring squall. The wind tore at us as the throughout their develop- whooping cough are simi- massive expanse of angry grey water swirled ment. lar to a bad cold or flu, into whitecaps. Oh, I was scared. McKelvie said of the McKelvie said many of The most water I had seen before that day 85% of parents who have those infected are reluc- were the overflowing ditches after the snow their child immunised tant to visit a physician - melted. And one spring the park near our many never complete the helping to spread the dis- process, leaving their house in town had been flooded by runoff ease to other people in the children at risk. region. from the creek, and the resulting puddle was "There is a significant Another reason for its so deep it nearly came to the very tip-top of number of children whose prevalence is that the virus my rubber boots. immunisation is incom- can transform rapidly, LITTLE Kylee Lindstrom gets her first immunisation shot against whooping And the nearby Red River Floodway was plete," she said, adding making it difficult to vac- cough by local public health nurse, Ann-Marie Conway (left). Because of their good for sledding down into in winter. In that the shots are govern- cinate against. still-developing immune systems, babies are easy targets for the virus. summer it was dry or had a tiny trickle of water, barely enough to hatch a mosquito. The cabin at Big Whiteshell, a one-storey knotty-pine shell filled with strange furnish- ings and crazy little knickknacks, cost the Library enlists • astronomical sum of $5,500 - but my par- ents bought it anyway. Included at'no extra cost were some ex- collection agency tremely valuable treasures, but we didn't find YOUPAY all your bills. He added: "The cost of them until our first summer weekend there. You illways cover your books is going up, most Along with the rough crates used as bed- parking tickets, and books cost anywhere side tables, curtains for doors, sagging chairs, you've never missed a from $30 to $50. I can outhouse-joke figurines and wacky varnished credit card payment. So plaques proclaiming implausible platitudes just see this problem is what could a collection were two large treasure chests. just going to escalate.". Well, actually they were wooden footlock- agency possibly want Curell explained one ers, two feet high, four feet wide with hinged with you? resident owes the library lids and painted light grey. They were both so An overdue library $644, for the 30 books he heavy they could not be moved. book - that's what they're borrowed in 1999. One was filled to the brim with hundreds of after. We just want the books new big black garbage bags, still folded, tight- The Terrace Public Li- back, Curell said. ly packed. My mom's eyes went big "Wow!" brary hired a collection He said the collection she said. She didn't need to buy a plastic garb- agency two year ago to do agency has helped recover age bag for the cottage, or for our house in. its dirty work - collecting about 25 per cent of the li- town, for years and years and years. over due books and fines. brary's missing stock. Also worth their weight in gold were the Ed Curell, head librar- People who return their missing books, videos or. contents of the second chest - similarly chock- ian, says the library is full of a dear commodity, neatly stacked and tapes, will be credited for filled to the top with: comic books! Not just owed about $80,000 in however much the book is Superman and Batman and The Fabulous Four fines and books, videos worth. (although there were plenty of those) but also and tapes that were never The library has been Archie and Richie Rich and Little Lulu and returned. using the collection Casper the Friendly Ghost. ED CURELL, head librarian at the Terrace Public Library is checking his com- "We're losing several agency for about three Listen, it was worth it to walk the mile to puter for overdue books. To help get those items back, the library is sending a hundreds of dollars a years. the store in the hot sun for a cream soda and colleotion agency after borrowers. year," Curell said. sunflower seeds to later enjoy with a selection • of comics on the front porch. Nothing could be ,. finer. Pure bliss it was and a relaxing interlude in the hectic life of an eight year old or twelve year old. Drive to feed hungry : When I wasn't studying the graphic novel genre, I could be found playing nicely with my little sister. Our mother allowed us to paint the aims to fill shelves outhouse (inside or out) every summer, as A LOCAL business is ted 10 items we'd have many times as we deemed necessary. challenging other busines- 4,000 items in the bank - The smell of Lysol, latex paint, and, ah, ses to help feed Terrace's that would feed a lot of the odour of the pit is a combination hard to needy families. people." beat, in my mind, for pure .nostalgic value. After reading about the Another coordinator of In spring or fall (as my parents had been Salvation Army's food the food drive, PNG em- • busy winterizing the place) my sister and I bank food shortage in last ployee, Laura Lanterman '. played with sticks. The sandy road in front of will be keeping a running the cottage sloped gently to the lake, and week's Terrace Standard 'when it rained, truly astounding waterways Pacific Northern Gas tally of business dona- could be meticulously constructed. We used (PNG) organised a food tions during the week. ' sticks to dig out new oxbows, to shore up fal- drive to help feed restock "There is no prize at tering waterfalls and to test the speed of fast- the empty shelves at the the end," said Brown. ( flowing major tributaries. bank. "Just that gratifying feel- My big brother would be out on the lake "We hope to get as ing we all get when we do fishing, or in winter, snowmobiling. much participation from something good for On Christmas Day we liked to barbecue other businesses as someone else." the turkey with an electric rotisserie on the possible," said Cindy Brown had first plan- front porch. One year the turkey's skin got Brown, a PNG employee ned to restrict the drive to burnt and then the blackened bird flew out of who helped spearhead the other PNG employees, my dad's hands and bounced off the porch rail- but after speaking with ing to roll around in the snow. That one was drive. "the best-tasting ever, though we found it diffi- Help the Hungry week Lanterman decided the cult to replicate the recipe. will run until August 4. drive would be more suc- When I think of our summer place I long Brown says that other cessful if other businesses for a languid afternoon of comics, cream soda businesses have already were involved. ;. i•¸, • >;~ and kanak-zote, but it isn't summer memories come forward with food Telemedia's AM radio keeping that place in my heart. donations. station, the New Mix 590 .:.:~,,'~'~.~...... ~a,:~.-. : ~.~ :,~ <::~'~::'.~;~.~,~';t.~. :.~:,.:. ;~.*,..~ ~i,~;i!i~!i.~!~.;i:!iii:~!~i!i~?-~i~!;i?i;~);i~!:!::.i~: ...... y./,z~ ~ Instead, it's the December with a black- "There are about 400 is donating air time to the ened turkey tumbling in fresh white snow, a members of the Chamber drive and will be random- TERRACEVIEW LODGE resident, Gertrude Wagner sells some of her family comedy, or the majestic terror of that of Commerce in town," ly calling local businesses wares at the lodge's Christmas in July craft fair, July 22. Wagner makes first raw April day looking with wonder upon said Brown. "That means to see how many dona- hand-knitted dolls as well as mittens, socks and childrens' sweaters, the biggest body of water I had ever seen. that if each member dona- tions they've collected. B2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 2, 2000 Georges Pub "Zicensed For Good Times" CITY SCENE r

features work from local and regional artists Bar scene who are members of the Terrace Art Gators Pub: Attention Ladies! Hollywood Association. The artwork on display will Creations all-male revue is coming tonight. consist of a variety of mediums, from oil and Tickets SI0 in advance, SI2 at the door. acrylic paints, to pottery to photography. The Appearing until August 12, Trixxx. gallery is located at the lower level of the Playing Tuesday !o Sunday Beasley's Mix: Live entertainment with John library and the hours are Wednesday 12-3 p.m.. AuuusI 1 = - AUgUSt 6 TM Smiley, Friday and Saturday. Still Terrace's Thursday to Saturday from 12-4 p.m. and coolest lounge. Sunday from 1-4 p.m. George's Pub: Wild Katz. Runs until August I find'°'""= out how to l ( . Relax0n0ur 5. Relax on the fully licensed and heated patio IIN a KOIC.ANEE [ at the Northern Motor Inn. mountain bike. ,[ PATI01 Farm Market raw - Sund6y, Aug. 6[ / ,I Rosswood farmers market offers local ,,,,,,=..) v' FullService* Licensed, Heated '.) crafts and produce every Sunday until Nature tours August 27. The farmers market starts at I THORNHILLSTOP IN AT THE PUB 1 Explore the beauty of the north with noon and runs until 4 pro. Bring the family Sit back and relax on our Patio. Exchamsiks Park's nature tours. This cozy and enjoy some rural fun. The only LOG CABIN PUB IN THE NORTHWEST. provincial park is located about 60 kilometres Check Our New Menu! west of Terrace. The tours will run weekly on Saturdays and Sundays from 10 am to 4 pm and will run until August 20. Call Scan Auditions "Slingers Race CO,LD BE,EIR Gregg, 615-4799 for more information. Want to get involved in community theatre? The Terrace Little Theatre (TLT) is at HIGH NOON & WINE ~0~ H00P& holding auditions for their upcoming play, Cheer on your favorite Monda'/-Fridqyll o.m.- 11 p.m. server & enjoy the Pond Tour Bordertown Care, August 15 and 16. BEER GARDEN! Saturd~& Sunday9a.m.-11 p.m) Director Annette Martindale is on the hunt % • • Get a peek inside the private ponds of local residents at the first annual Ksan House for four actors, a young male actor in his A,.L~ *¢ClEt. Society pond tour, August 5. The self-guided Art Gallery : 20's, a female actor in her 30's and ~vo older % 3086 Highway 16 tour runs from 10 am to 4 pro. Maps will be male actors in their 40's. If you never acted The Terrace Art Gallery presents The Terrace, B.C. provided so people can plan their route. or are a seasoned veteran, the TLT wants Tickets cost $10 and are available at the Ksan Summer Members Show from Wednesday, Ph: 635-6375 July 19 to Saturday September 9. The exhibit . you! House. I

WfOnesdav. Aueust 2 PUBLIC SERVICE Big Round-Up Program features ventri- ANNOUNCEMENTS loquist Wayne Bertness and his 'dummy' Canadian Cancer Resource Centre of- Randy at the Terrace Alliance Church, fers resource information about emer- CANADIAN TIRE from 6 pm to 8 pro. Admission is flee. wv,n~v.ca nadiantire.com gency aid, the breast cancer visitor pro- Or Email us at Drop in bible school also offered during gram and the cancer visitor program. ww'w.cantire.terrace@ os~].net the week. For more info., call Mark 635- Summer hours are Monday, Wednesday, 7727. Friday from 10 am to 3 pro. To find out SAFEWAY more, call 638-8583. Thursday. Amzust 3 Wooden Railway Sets & wv, nN.safeway.com Kids Crafts are being held at the Herit- Skeena Valley Fall Fair Association is age Park. Come make masks and noise looking for volunteers to help make this Accessories shakers to parade across the old bridge year's fair the best ever. Jobs include Buildiaag Sets,\Vaterways [el g| %'E.,~ during Riverboat Days. Everything starts from setting up snow fencing to moving at 7 pm in the Dance Hall at the park. equipment around. The association is a!so etc. putting out a call to registered first aid at- Satllrdav. Aulzust 5 tendants who could volunteer their time Take a stroll through Terrace's secret to be on hand during the weekend of the oases. The Ksan House Society is holding fair. If you're interested, call Maria 635- the first annual, self-guided Pond Tour. 7531. All 25 °/0 Off T ERRACE TER '-E Tickets are S10 and our available at the I :HRYStE, ! @ society. The tour will run from 10 am to 4 Kids computer camp at the Terrace August 4th - August 11th [email protected] pm. Public Library for children aged 6-10. The program is free, but please register by Emnfla.v..,_&0.gu phoning 638-8177. The Terrace Standard King of the Mountain Footrace takes to #6rHL & Mt,at, crica [email protected] S = ARD Terrace mountain. The race starts at 10 Skeena Family Resources will offer the Skeena Mall Your websiteYemail address am at the Terrace Arena. Registration is Adolescent Health Program throughout could be here! $18 or S15 for BC Athletic members and the summer for youth between the ages of includes a t-shirt. Register on race day 635-1887 Contact us at 638-7283 10 and 18. Free and confidential one-on- only between 8:30 am and 9:30 am at the one and group teaching by a Registered arena. For more information, call Geoff, Nurse on issues of pregnancy, birth con- 638-1802 or Jack, 638-0751. trol, sexually transmitted diseases, alco- hol and drugs, hygiene, puberty, etc. Par- Family Picnic at the Heritage Park. ents welcome to attend with client con- There will be entertainment, prizes and sent. Your child's education shouldn't end races. The fun runs all afternoon, from 1 when school does. To book sessions or for pm to 4 pm. Admission is by donation and info, call Cathy at 635-8370 (pager). bring your own picnic. Attention Celiaesl If you don't know Saint John's Wart Monday. Autzust 7 where to turn for support or meal planning A perennial plant with cheery yellow flowers, Saint John's Wart is The Dutch Voices will be preforming at information, Carol can help. Call her at currently heralded as an hero with applications for depression. the Pentecostal Assembly in Terrace at 638-8423 or drop by 4607 Lakelse Ave- However up-to-date the news may seem, this herb has been used for centuries. Stories tell us that during the Crusades St. John 7:30 pro. Come hear a variety of songs hue. Baby's Name: and instrumental pieces from this interna- of Jerusalem favoured it for cleaning and healing terrible battle Baby's Name: JangleTones Gingles tionally recognised group. Admission is wounds. Apparently it worked so well, legends were built about it. Isaac RandolphBrown Jr. Poett3' Contest for teens is being offered Culpepper referred to it in his 1649 book, The Complete Herbal, as Date & "limeof Birth: free. Date &"lime of Birth: through the Terrace Public Library. Poets an antidote to poisons, venoms and infections, worms, for injuries, July 18, 2000 at 2:20 a.m. Wednesday, Au-ust 9 July 17, 2000 at 5:13 a.m. aged 12-18 years old can submit their braises, open obstructions, sciatica, and to dissolve swellings. Weight: 8 lbs. 7oz. Sex: Female Paint Party Play Day colours the Family Weight: 8 lbs. 2oz. Sex: ~e poetry until September 1. Pick up an in- More recently, research published in 1988 shows that St. John's Parents: KellyGingles & Place from 1-3:30 pro. Painting will take Wart has diuretic properties, strengthens the capillaries, dilates core- Parents: IsaacBro~ & LindaTortes formation package at the library for more nan/arteries, prevents tumors, battles diarrhea and viruses, and Roxann Wright place both inside and outside so dress for information. ¢ destroys germs. Anti-tungalproperties have been found. ¢ the weather. The afternoon is free and of- Investigation is orjgoing to examine the herb's application in HIV Baby's Name: fered for children up to age 8. For more Baby's Name: Auditions will be held at the Terrace Lit- treatment, as studies show it inhibits the activity of lhat virus, This tlerben Gree~illeGonu info., call 638-1863. tle Theatre for its upcoming production, could be great for the immune system, Peter GordonTerre Wilson Date & lime of Birth: Traditionally, St. John's Wart was used for lung conditions, nerv- Date &'Hme of Birth: Bordertown Cafe, August 15 and 16. The July 19, 2000 at 8:35 ;Lm. Thursday. Auszust 10 play is hunting for one male actor in his ous conditions, neuralgia, anxiety and tension, It has also been indi- July 12, 2000 at 6:45 p.m. cated for pain relief, to reduce swelling, for abscesses, insect bites, Weight: 9 lbs. 9oz. Sex: Male Cancer Support Group meets Aug. 10 20's, a 30-something female actor and Weight: 7 lbs. 150z.Sex: Male at the Stepping Stones Clubhouse, 3302 and tar rheumatism, It's served for alterbirth pain, bed wetting (su- Parents: Leona& Bert two 40-something male actors. ppression), boils, cancer and tumors, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Parents: AmeliaWilson & Sparks St. at 7 p.m. Call Craig at 635- DwaDaeShanoss ¢ depression, dysentery,gallbladder, gout, headaches, internal bleed- 0049 or Rose Marie at 635-6985. Vacation at home this summer and plan ing, jaundice, menopause, mental burnout, palsy and spasms, a ¢ Baby'sName: to take-in Riverboat Days festivities. wide array of sleep disorders, ulcers and uterine problems, That's a SummerJolene DeniseKeck lot of uses! Baby's Name: Friday. Amzust 11 Some of the events planned include a Pharran AuroraMcKinnon Date & 'lime of Birth: Riverside Music Festival runs until Au- Nutritional content of this herb include blollavonoids, including parade, concerts in the park, fireworks, a rutin and quercetinl Date &'Hme of Birth: July 19, 2000 at 2:54 p.m. gust 13 at Harlee's Place, 16 kilometres ~'etght: 7 Ibs.Sex: Female salmon barbecue, sporting events and a THE SOLUTION: St, John's Worl has myriad potential applica- July 17, 2000 at 8:44 a.m. north on Kalum Lake drive. Enjoy the en- children's safety festival. It's a week of tions, Aver'/safe herb, the same compounds that make it benelicial Weight: 8 lbs. 4%oz.Sex: Female Parents: Dennis geck& tire weekend of country, blue grass and fun from August 3-7. in many ways also induce photosensitivity in animals, Fair-skinned Parents: Tracey& Rick McKinnon Trace),Bailey Celtic music and a fiddlers contest on people using it may sunburn more easily, We should bo cautious Saturday afternoon. Weekend passes, $35 WEEKLY MEETINGS about protecting ourselves from strong sunlight at any ttmo. and day passes are available. For more info., call Earl 635-9037 or Harley 635- Get A MONDAYS For information, a consultation or to 7341. Saturday, August 12 WOMEN'S DROP-IN group is available purchase herbal nutrition products every Monday from 1-3 p.m. for adult Kermode Friendship Society Youth at wholesale prices contact: Free women who have experienced some form Day Camp garage/bake sale 8 a.m. to Claudia Perry, Barbara Emery, Darcie Annesley, of abuse in their lives. Come to the Ksan noon at 3313 Kalum upstairs. Trish at . Shelly Coxen, Maureen Gent, Wayne Gray, Baby Gift. House Society, 4724 Lazelle Avenue, the 635-4906 for information. Joan Hough (Kitimaf) (Simple, huh?) pink house behind McDonald's. Child Bruno Belanger & Krista Bottyan (Terrace). Monday. Auszust 14 care subsidy for group time available, re- ENRICH INDEPENDENT DISTRIBUTORS Just see our service desk for more information gister in advance. Call 635.2373 for info. HolyWord Studios Vacation Bible Phone: (250) 638-1541 - Terrace School from 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. until Aug. (250) 632-2740- Kitima/ VOX POLARIS: The community choir 18. Grades 1 to 6. Register at 12:30 p.m. Fax: (250) 635-1565 rehearses every Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Overwaltea at Terrace Evangelical Free Church, 4640 E N R I C H" brunoek0rmode.et the Evangelical Free Church, Come join Park Ave. on Aug 14 Call Elaine at 635' t N "r E R N ^ r t 0 N ^ t CTmngingCanadlan.~ Health us in song and merriment. All voices wel- 2638. 3EPENDENT:DISTRIBUT[] Otw '.l'er~m at a ']~rne I 2. s. I come. Call Terry, 638-0013 for more info. The Terrace Slandard, Wednesday, August 2, 20OO- B3 FOSTER FAMILY flEEDED MacKay's Funeral Service Ltd. Picture-perfect wedding Ministry for Children & Families requires homes ~,r'.'ingqi2rrace, Kitimat, Smithers & Prince Rupert for children of all ages Monutnents Concemq.xtpemonal with a variety o[ Bronze Plaques servicein the Northwest behaviours and special Terrace Crematorium since 1946 sends couple on way needs. Remuneration will be provided based on 4626 Davis Street I HAD the great privilege Terrace, B,C. V8G 1X7 of a!tending a beautiful skills and abilities, ff interested please call [A formal~ Phone 635-2444 * Fax 635-635-2160 morning wedding. //-~ ~ 24 hour pager With Pastor Mark As- Lee Coxford 638-2311 selstine officiating Chad Taylor, son of Phil and Wendy Freischer married his beautiful bride, Dawn RESIDENTIAL GARBAGE Thiessen daughter of Ken and Sherry Thiessen on Saturday morning, May :OLLECTION ~20, 2000 at 11 am at the E Terrace Alliance Church. • Residential garbage must be at curbside by 7:00 a.m. during the summer The lovely bride en- tered the beautifully de- YVONNE MOEN months. Collection times can change without notice, and our operators are corated church at her fa- not able to "go back" to pick up containers that are put out late, ther's arm. touching moment when the • There is concern with animals getting into garbage bags. Use of a covered She was very beautiful lovely bride sang to her can reduces the litter. in her long, white satin new husband the song, I • There is a two (2) can or bag limit per household per collection day. Cans gown with a hand-beaded will be here, by Steven pearl and lace jacket. In Curtis Chapman. This hold more refuse than bags. her hair she wore a wreath- brought many tears to • Additional cans or bags must have a City of Terrace GARBAGE TAG visible like headpiece covered everyone in the church, in- and securely attached to be collected. These tags are $1.00 each, and are with studded pearls and cluding the groom. available at City Hall, Public Works, and the Aquatic Center. her Veil was delicately Others taking part in the • Only compost is picked up on Mondays; refer to the schedule for your days. edged with white ribbon. wedding ceremony were We request that compost be placed in see-through plastic bags. For her jewellery, she the candle lighters, Ken- wore a necklace of pearls dra McKinnon and Jocelyn with rhinestones and Johnson, ushers Stan Gies- matching earrings and for brecht, Jeff Thiessen, Josh her bridal bouquet she car- Sampson and Aaron Tri- ried a beautiful arrange- pon. The guest book atten- ----TRADI: S PROGRAMS- ment - hot pink Orlando dant wa's Caitlyn Samp- roses, white hydrangeas son, cousin of the groom. BC needs more trades people, so consider our and Casablanca lilies with The musicians were some ivy. Tim Barstch, who played entry level trades programs in your future! I must say Dawn looked piano and vocals and Mur- lovely and very happy. ray Barstch, who played We still have limited space in the following entry level The handsome groom • baritone 'and vocals. Tim trades programs: was dressed in a black and Murray played a spe- tuxedo, a white shirt and a cial song for Dawn as she black necktie. His bouton- entered the church, Jesu • Automotive Mechanics niere was a pink coloured Joy of Man's Desirb~g. rose with Stephanotis. Of The song was chosen by LOCAL COUPLE Dawn Thiessen and Chad Taylor course he too looked very Dawn because it was the exchanged vows in a morning wedding, May 20. happy, but somewhat same song that her mother • Heavy Duty Mechanics

nervous. had walked down the aisle /)¢E Cl~NE/ISTUNff OF COMt#,.~/I" EDUCAT70NF(~t ~ffltEARS Maids of Honour were to on her wedding day 25 Jill Thiessen, sister of the years ago. • Carpentry bride and Amber Barstch, After the morning cer- cousin of the bride The emony the wedding party bridesmaids Maiya Davis gathered at the Falls Gall- and Jonessa Beintema ery for pictures. The pic- CALL TODAY FOR MORE INFORMATION ! were both friends of the tures were taken by Phone 635-6511 local 5203. bride. All were dressed in Wendy Shymanski and long, sleeveless, empire Rod Gee of Wildlight waist dark green satin Photography. The flowers BC Parks would like to thank those gowns and for their bou- were by Central Flowers. donors that made Parks Day a success: Entry level trades programs am equivalent to the Ministry of quets they carried a smal- Later in the afternoon at Labour's (ITAC) first level of apprenticeship technical training. ler version of the bride's 4 pm a reception was held Overwaitea * Canadian Tire * Safeway, ,.,~,bouquet. "" at the Terrace Alliance ,. Sight & Sound * Copperside Foods ','~ ' ~:,. Best man was Travis Church. There were lots, of i ~:'/.iTaylor, brother of the speeches and toasts done .... Coca=Cola Distributors groom and the grooms men and a slide show by Je- were Eric Thiessen, bro- throw and Roberta Taylor ther of the bride, Lars showing pictures of Dawn Granberg and Iannick Ma- and Chad at different YOU BE THE JUDGE "thieu, both friends of the stages of their lives. BY CLAIREBERNSTEIN groom. All wore black tux- I must mention that Park edos, white shirts and Heida Davis made Dawn's Let Me On That Plane! black neckties, which beautiful wedding gown Report "Ol~ay, everyone, time for a body check." Jennifer yelled out over the noise and confusion of matched the groom. and the lovely decorated by the busy air .pqrt. "Lets see,'4 pieces of luggage, 3 The little ring bearer, wedding cake. She also Bryn White adorable children...' BASEDON ~ Shay Freischer was a bro- made her daughter, Maiya "Aw Moml' ACTUALCOURT ther of the groom. He wore Davis' bridesmaid dress. Lakelse Lake Provincial Park re 0resents a significant wetland "...two carry-on bags, and....one...one what?" CASES habitat as lakeshore, pond, stream and riparian areas. One "One daddy~" a white shirt and a green The other dresses were "Right, one daddy. Hey, where IS your ~ther?' "Moral I gotta pee." vest matching the brides- made by family or friends. does not have to spend too long in the park to see living things Jennifer frantically mobilized everyone, that depend on healthy wellands. Osprey, grebes, loons, "He's over there fighting with that lady.' Jennifer and the I~ids rushed over to Craig who "Cralg,,.you take Joey to the bathroom, then maids own dresses. The And now, to Dawn and kingfishers, , dragonflies, juvenile salmon, skunk cabbage head over to the airlines down the hall. Billy, ~u beautiful little flower girl Chad: thank you for the in- was at the ticket counter screaming and waving andmany more species rely on our park's wetland systems. his arms. take the airlines over there. I'll search on the was Madison Mallette, a vitation. It was a pleasure Aside from these larger, more visible living things is a family "YOU'RE NUTS, LADY. WHERE'S THE other side. Suzie, you handle the airlines around friend of the bride. She to be included in your spe- of creatures that, due Io their elusive and privale nature are often MANAGER? I'M NEVER FLYING WITH YOU here. Your mission: 5 tickets to Florida." "But Morn," Suzie's voice squeaked. 'Tin only wore a dark green dress cial day. I would like to forgotten unless you are peering underneath logs, or brood skunk AGAIN." cabbage leaves for them. Amphibians; frogs,,, toads, "Easy, Crain," Jennifer calmly inlet acted. 4 years old. I don't know how to buy airplane that matched the brides- wish you both much happi- "We're on haft'day, what could be worth all this tickets." maids dresses. ness and good health in salamanders and newts are literally living a "double life as they "Good point, Suzie. You're coming with me. need both land and water for their well being. Mostly found in yelling?" "They're not lettin.q me on the plane." Move it out, troops." During the wedding cer- your new married life to- moist, dark places in or near the ponds and riparian areas, The family found another flight. But there was emony there was a very gether. God bless you both. "WI-IAT?t" Jennifer exploded. "WE'VE GOT amphibians have an important place in the environment, and in TICKETSI WE'VE GOT RIGHTSI DO YOU SEE much whining. the park. Because of their unique bodies and their specific HOW PALE MY SKIN IS? I NEED THE SUN. GET "It only leaves in 9 hoursl" requirements for habitat, amphibians are a useful means of US TO FLORIDA LADYI NOW." "But il arrives in Miami, not Tampal" measuring environmental health. Growing concern for the Tle clerk was unfazed. You are a little pasty "Which means a long car ride. ~;rossl" The family finally got to their :,easide hotel Tour glimpses local seemingly unexplained decreasing numbers of amphibians in looking. But what you really need are antler managemenl courses. Let me reiterate our ~ffcy. almost a day late. Frazzled and cranky, there many parts of the world have sparked a global monitoring effort. was only one thing to say. 'We're suing the The amphibians at Laketse Lake Provincial Park are part of You need a passport or a birth certificate to fly to the Stales. You and your kids have what you n~-:~:l, airlinel" this worldwide scientific study and in addition to the initial so have a good trip. But your husband has no In court, Craig tried not to yell. "Your Honour, I water wonderlands inventory, ongoing observations continue to contribule to a such documents. He's noing nowhere. Nextl" travel three or ~ur times a year to the States, Ive broader understanding of amphibians and their habitat. What is never needed my passport. The airline had no MEANDER THROUGH chat with the creators of Jennifer balked. "Pro not flying without my known is that the park contains a wide variety of amphibian husband." right to refuse me on the ptane.~ the lush backyard oases these wet treasures. habitats that support western loads, north western salamanders, Craifl pounded on the desk. "But I've never Awesome Air argued back. 'Your Honour, it's created and cared for by "Learn special tips from our policy to insist on a birth certificate or a valid long toed salamanders, rough-skinned newts, spotted frogs and needed apassport to fly to the Statesl" passport to fly to the States. This policy was local residents in the Ksan those who have succeeded wood frogs. You can do your part to allow frogs, toads, Sorry. Company ,pohcy. known to the industry." ,House-Society's first an- in this very difficult and salamanders and newts in the park to continue their important Jennifer begged. 'Please, ticket lady, can t you rote in the natural environment as well as support their just speak to J~at nice customs officer over there. Should Awesome Air have let Craig in the nual pond tour, August 5. rewarding climate," reads I'm sure he'll let us on." plane? You Be The Judgel Then look below for The tour, part of the Ri- a pamphlet on the pond contributions to science by leaving them, and their egg cases "Sorry." undisturbed. the decision. verboat Days festivities tour. "Local expertise is SPONSORED BY takes garden enthusiasts - incredibly valuable." and those just curious - on From formal water gar- LAKELSELAKE PROVINCIAL a self'guided walk of local dens flowing with foun- PARKVISITORS PROGRAMS ponds and water gardens, tains and falls to ponds in WRIGHT & MARDIROS ',We Wanted to try barrels the tour offers Schedule: TRIAL LAWYERS • something different and something for everyone. Thursday Auq. 3 Serving the Pacific Northwest new," said lrlanda Price,. The tour runs from 10 4pro Wildlife Finger Puppets pond tour organiser, am to 4 pm on Saturday. Come and make your own to take home-children's TERENCE WRIGHT 15 years experience DAVID MARDIROS She explains that tour- Tickets are $10 and craft goers will see exotic lilies, available at the Ksan 7pro Stalking The Salmon unusual fish and tropical House-Society. A closer look at these silvery wonders. Criminal and Family Law Civil Litigation Aboriginal Law plants while being able to Friday Aug. 4 I' 4pro Jerry's Rangers "Tree Friends" Look more closely at trees, you may even become part Free Initial Interview for I.C.B.C. and • q of anal Nature Nut sticker. Personal Injury Claims 7pro ThingsWe Love To Hate The private lives of slugs, bugs and fungus-make your own lantern to take home. 4730 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, B.C. V8G 1T2 Salurday Aug 5 4pro Jerry's Rangers "Who Lives Here?" Search for wildlife trees-Earth Explorer sticker Phone: 638-0354 Fax: 635-291g,d 7pro Th;ngsThat Go Bump In The Flight What is skulking around when we are in bed? YOUr BE THE JUDGE- DECISION (HECHEDYOUR ROOTS? Sunday Aug 6 Craig winsl' decided Judge Theresa. The requ.iremea!s im~sed by Awesome Air aren't mandatory You could be at risk for diabetes. 4pro Jerry's Rangers "Wet Heads" and are not the policy of U.S. immigralion. Plus, il doesnt say an)~vhere in their material Ihat a Learn more about water and boating safety-Safety passport or birlh certificate must beproduced in order to board the flight." Sense sticker. Today'scolumn is basedon a case from Ontario. If you havea dmilar problem ploase contact (sponsor)or another 7pro Hug A TreeAnd Survive lawyer in your province. To provide compelling enlertainment, we have fictionalized the names, Ihe charactersand the scenariosin the case. Any resemblanceto real people is purely coincidental. In the interestof clarity and brevity, Learn what to do when you are lost in the woods- the legal issuesin the case have beengreally reducedand slrnplifled. family slide show presentatlon. Claire Bernsteinis a lawyer and nationally syndicatedcolumnist. Copyright 2000 Halka Enterprises.C23-6

J B4 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 2, 2000

KEITH FREEMAN PORTS 638-7283 Baseball defeats weather THE SUN finally shone for Prince George as they de- feated Valley, and won the Junior Babe Ruth Baseball Champion- ships at Rotary Park on Friday night. The weather didn't co- operate through most of the tournament - the pre- mier event for boys base- ball in B.C. - but that ROB BROWN didn't keep fans away from the hard-hitting action on the field. Oil woes part three The bleachers were jammed, especially for Last weekI wrote of how industrial developnent had com- Terrace's heart-stopping promised the em,ironment and, as a resul~ the resplendent comeback win over Fraser fishhlg that was once to be had hz Burrard hde~ This week Valley on Thursday. I discuss this issue in greater depth. The Terrace team got off to a great start, handing I1"~. e ,w~etched state of a large part of Burrard Inlet a 3-2 defeat. | isn t due to oil pollution alone. I don't even know if Three straight losses to I the excrement from the oil refineries and ships are Cowichan Valley, West the largest source of marine pollution there. Even when we Standings Page B12 were kids, condoms floated around in the water like jelly- fish, suggesting that sewage was probably a large polluter. Kootenay and Prince Still, the fate and state of Burrard Inlet can help us George though meant that appreciate the beating we're inflicting on the seas, or as Terrace was forced into a scientists like to say, the anthropogenic impact on the showdown with Fraser hydrosphere. What happened there can also give us a feel Valley for the final playoff for the variety and complexity of the problems flowing spot Thursday. from marine pollution. A win would' give them First, we need to realize that the ecological richesof the a chance to enter the fi- sea are not evenly distributed. The continental shelves, are nals, a loss would mean THE TERRACE team celebrates after beating Fraser Valley on Thursday. With the win, they entered the to the sea what littoral zones are to lakes. They are edges, they'd join Quesnel on the sidelines. Junior Babe Ruth League Provincial playoffs, where they placed fourth. The game against Fraser Valley the places where life is generated and concentrated, and' Things looked good for was one of the most exciting of the tournament, which took place last week at Rotary Park. therefore, the places where natural resources are abundant Terrace early, as they got and most easily exploited. three runs to take the lead, ter up all their strength to of car horns and cheers the Prince George team aged two runs, in a 12-2 This zone and the narrow strip of land adjoining it have which they held through pull this one out. Kyle from the rain-soaked blea- had gone unbeaten in all loss. been the focus of activities that have, to a large extent, most of the game. Jordan' Carey singled and stole chers. five games, with an in- With the win, Prince ensured the emergence and progress of the world's econo- Cowman, on the mound for second, and within min- Terrace held on in the credible 46 runs scored George advanced to the fi- my and, in a broader context, the origin and development his second game, rose to utes Terrace was knocking bottom of the seventh, and only 10 runs against. nals and Terrace would of civilization itself. This is the reason that 80% of the the occassion early, strik- on the door, loading the tightening up defensively Terrace on the other play for third against West Earth's population and 50% of all large cities are located ing out several batters, and bases. Carey scored from and shutting out Fraser hand scored 12 and gave Kootenay, a game they in the coastal area. .... getting.solid,run.support ...... third.on.a.,w.i, ld.pit¢~...... /~;~,';Zyalley.,,,Cowmart ~pitched: .up5r runs iit:five'games.. lost .... Pollution is the leading factor when it Comes to hard- Terrace's play began to With Matt Kelly at the' the complete,.game.,,~,.,,, ..... ~,.... In'th~ir:oldy"rb'und,r0blrt'" ; The finals went Prince ships man inflicts upoil the sea, but it's not the onlyone .... falter iklthe biitt0m' Of the pl~it~; ~ anbth'er wi!d,"ibitch~,il..... On Friday, Terrace was ~meeting, Prince George George's..i way l as they and it can only be fully assessed within the framework of sixth as a series of defen- was tossed away, and in tough against favourite shut out Terrace 11-0. The coasted to a 10-3 victory all other impacts of human activity on the hydrosphere. sive errors led to four Fra- Cody Latimer crossed Prince George in the semi- playoff match up wasn't as over Cowichan Valley, be- ser Valley runs. Terrace coming Babe Ruth League Underestimating the striking complexity of man's home, putting Terrace finals, lopsided, as Terrace man- was going to have to mus- ahead again, to the honks During the round robin, Champions. impact on the water ecosystems by focusing on some sin- gle aspect of human activity leads to a distorted picture of the consequences of that activity. It's necessary to consid- Terrace could er how the simultaneous impacts of several factorscan cre- have baseball Soccer ate a situation where their consequences can exceed the effects caused by each factor separately. winners soon volunteers In Burrard Inlet there is oil, there is sewage, there is a THE FUTURE for base- and teams thermal #ant, as well as many other industries. There are ball in Terrace looks also railroads, piers, warehouses and other structures that bright in the aftermath of sought have claimed large tracts of, and impacted upon, the the Junior Babe Ruth Lea- INTERESTED IN marine habitat.. gue Championships for playing some soccer We need to examine the impacts on the hydrosphere in 14 year olds. over the Labour Day a holistie way. After doing this, we have to appreciate that Both event organizer Weekend? How about the effects of these activities is greater along the shelf zone Grog Cowman, and Ter- helping with a fun, ac- and greatest in the bays and in a sheltered coastal area, like race coach Roger Harris tion-packed event? Burrard Inlet. agree that with the right Mui Luc, of Artistic At present, the anthropogenic disturbances of the shelf type of player develop- Hair Studio women's zone are found on a global scale. In many areas they have ment, Terrace could have soccer team is organiz- reached critical limits. This is the price we are paying for some contenders down the ing a tournament here unjustifiably, rapid economic growth and short sighted road. and inviting women's environmental policy. "There was no expecta- tion of beating Prince teams from across the The first obvious'symptoms of the anthropogenic press George right now," Harris province and western on the coastal zone and continental shelf appeared about said. "Throwing was one of Canada to take part. 50 to 60 years ago. Now, man's impact has become so the big differences that se- Cash and prizes will intense, diverse, and dynamic that the decision makers are perated the teams." be offered to top finally starting to realize its danger. Offshore oil and gas Harris said that training teams. It's hoped that production is part of this heterogeneous mosaic of human needs to be available for this year's tournament activities presently occurring in the shelf zone. young players here, but will be the start of a Clearly the latter activity can't be separated from the said that the team's fourth place performance at the major annual event rest of the monolithic, corporate driven industry to which here in Terrace. it belongs, and whose impact on the biosphere is global. Babe Ruth provincials is a good sign. Volunteers are nee- Oil spills and well blowouts, as devastating as they are, "The fact that we're [at ded for the event, and are not the most devastating spinoff of the ell and gas the championships] is a proceeds will go to- industry. Burrard Inlet has, as far as I can tell, never been a sign that the quality is ward women's soccer victim of a large oil spill, but has been and is being conta- moving up," he said. "I'd here, and towards fu- minated by the slow relentless drip of oil, 0il byproducts say we're ecstatic with the ture soccer competi- and other pollutants. Crude oil is a shape changer built of performance." tion. a complex suite of chemicals that assaults from all angles Cowman said that both All games are slated and manifests itself to us in all kinds of forrns. the history of baseball in Prince George and their to be played in Thorn- The byproducts of exploration--the drilling muds, the hill. drill cuttings, the seismic explorations, the physical impact population base were fac- of fisheries, the vast suite of chemicals and gases released tors in their championship Last year, the tour- into the environment in the exploratory process have their performance. nament drew four Terrace Minor Baseball greatest impact on site and, in many cases, rapidly dissi- teams, but organizers is looking at adding some pate (though a significant amount of recent research is dis- have higher expecta- more leagues to create tions this year. puting widely held notions about the reach of these more interest and a bigger impacts and suggests there is still not enough research into "It's guaranteed pool of developing players. soccer, soccer and the question). It is a grave mistake to examine any aspect "What we're looking more soccer," said of the oil industry in isolation. towards developing is a Luc. Man made systems are caricatures of natural systems. senior level, so that the We accept that everything in the natural word is intercon- young people can look For more informa- nected in an infinitelycomplex fabric whose subtle weave up," Cowman said, "But tion, or if you're into we are just starting to appreciate. we're really proud of how supporting women's Manmade systems share that same quality of intercon- our boys did." soccer in the northwest nectedncss, The 0il industry is large, unwieldy and com- The players seemed on a volunteer basis equally satisfied by the plex, and it is all of a piece. You can no more examine TERRACE'S BRAD Thlessen swings and misses In Babe Ruth Provincials Ac- contact tournament or- tion last week at Rotary Field. His Terrace team playted well enough to earn a team!s showing. hydrocadmn exploration in Hecate Strait in isolationof the ganizer Mui Luc as playoff berth, but were no match for teams like Prince George, Despite the !'We "made history soon as possible at oil industry and all its manifestations, any more than you fourth place finish, local organizers say that future teams can be even more here," said : pitcher Kyle can try to understand the working of the IRtle finger with- 638-8928, or fax her at compeititlve with the right training, coaching programs and league play Intro- Carey, "We won two 638-8958, out knowing a~ythtng of the neuromuscular system, duced .... gum ...... : t The Terrace Standard, Wednesday,August 2, 2000- B5 P_TInN

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I:I 1 105: : ::: : ~OW~MM~B~A CALUNG FOR TENDERS FOR ¢ CALUNG FOR TENDERS FOR (~ KWINAGEESE TIMBER SALE LAYOUT "*~ RITl~l KWINAGEESE TIMBER SALE LAYOUT F~.t=u,,~w,~ ANNOUNCEMENT I CONTRACT SBFO1DKM-021 (TSL A64064 & TSL A64065) F=,,. C~OLUMBWCONTRACT SBFOtDKM-022 (TSL A64066 & TSLA64067) Sealed Tenders for the KwlnageeseTimber Sale Layout Contract No. SBFO1DKM- Sealed Tendersfor the Kwinageose Timber Sate Layout Contract No. SBFOtDKM- ACORD Enterprises pre-pack- 021, under the Small Business Forest Enterprise Program, will be received by che 022, under the Small Business Forest Enterprise Program, will be received by the aged Dan.D.Pak foods formerly District Manager, MinisW of Forests. Kalum Forest District, 200.5220 Keilh Avenue, District Manager, Ministry of Forests, Kalum ForestDistrict, 200.5220 Keith Avenue, sold at the Farmer's Market is Terrace, B,C,, VBG 1Lr, until 8:30 e.m, on August 9, 2000. This contract will require Terrace, B.C., V8G 1L1, until t0:3O a.m. on August 9, 2000. This contract will require now available at 4607 Lazelle the layout of approximately123 hectaresof Timber Sates in two (2) blocks. the layout of approximately98 hectares el TImber Sales in two (2) blocks. Ave. Bring this ad in and re- of My Brother II All inquiries should be directed to Christopher B. Lind, Contracl Coordinator. at the Aft inquiries should be directed to Christopher B, Lind, Contract Coordinator, at the ceive an 85g snack free(S1.50 In my headyour memory lingers, II above address. Phone (250) 638-5100. Contract particulars package can be above address. Phone (250) 638-5100. Contract particulars package can be Alwaystender, fond and true, ~J obtained ot the Kalum Forest District Office between 8:00 a.m, and 4:30 p.m,, obtained at the Kalum Forest District Office between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m,, value) with anv purchase. There'snot o day goesby, dearBrian [J Monday to Fdda~t, Monday to Friday. BALANCE FASHIONS Sum- I do not thinkof you. Heather4 No tender will be considered having any qualifying clauses whatsoever,and the low. No tender will be considered having any qualifying clauses whatsoever,and the low- mer Salel 20-60% off selected esl or any tender will no: necessarilybe accepted. est or any tender will not necessarilybe accepted. items, $25 and under tablel Call A SINCERE Contract award is subject to funding being availableat the time. Contract award is subject to funding being availableat the time. Associate Gall Fell at 250-638- 2073 THANK YOU J CATTLE PENNING Burns Lake to all who assisted Fall Fair. Eagle Creek Fair- BR{rlSH grounds Aug. 19-20. Starting Ms. Grizzly Bute COLUMBIA TIMBERSALE LICENCEAS0697 r=~'~= ¢ 10am. New beginner class. Ent- Pursuantto section20 of the FomstAct,a TimberSale Licenoo is beingoffered for er single if you do not have a throughout her sale. I•~..-~..-~, TERRl CE INVITATION TO TENDER team. Over $6000 prize mon- 3 week wilderness ClosingDate: August 16, 2000 District:North Coast Forest District eyl Entries by Aug. 13/00 to GeographicLocation: WeldsCreek SOUCIE AVENUE (4600 BLOCK) 250-694-3502. Into call 250- ordeal and her safe Volume: 22,040cubic metres, more or less 694-3525 or 694-3448. return to ther home UpsetStumpage Rate: 15.13/cubicmetre The upsetstumpage rate was determinedby the MarketPricing System, and Is appli- Tender Documents and Offer Forms are available from IS ALCOHOL a problem? Many • and family. .J cableonly to coniferousgreen sawiog grades. August 2nd, 2000, and may be picked up for a non-refund- find a solution one day at a time Term: 1 year with Alcoholics Anonymous. Tenderswill onlybe acceptedfrom individualsor corporationsregistered as e Small able fee of $25.00, at the Public Works Department, 5003 250-635-6533 BusinessForest Enterprise, category 1 or 2. Graham Avenue, Terrace, weekdays between the hours of Dear Friends of Laura Condon; Applicationswill be acceptedby the DistrictManager, North Coast Forest District, 125 8:00 a,m. and 4:00 p.m. Project to include roadwork and )id you know that"~ ~ It is with love and gratitude that we say thank you Market Place,Prince Rupert, British Columbia, V8J 1B9 st 3:30p.m. on August 16, 2000, drainage installation. | By the ninthor tenthweek offer ='~'~ I for traveling to Prince George to say a last goodbye to I conception,the preborn child sucks ~ll~: ] Thereis additionalmaterial which the applicantmust consider in theirapplication. This YOur dear, young friend. What a heartwarming presence I hhorhet'humb, turnssnmennulfs, ::,~ I material,application forms, and otherInlormetion about the SmallBusiness Program Tender to close at 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, August 16th, I tumid,, squlnfs t0 chse oul light, frowns7 '" n you were - you truly helped make an unbelievably sad can be obtainedfrom the aboveForest District Office. SpecifyTimber Sale Licence I swallows,and moves his or herIougue. i I . time.more)bearable for: all of us. Knowing Laura had such A50697. 2000. 1 Terence Pro-L;f~ Education Asto¢, I i .... BoxeSZ~Ter~ce. ~"~,'; :'1' ~Ioya!!andcaring.friends.was a great comfort to her family. ~ we:xvould ltke:,t0 have nmt each of you individually but it I FRANCES BIRDSELL :wasn!t p0ssibi~ in that silo'rt time. L.OLUMBIA TIMBER SALE LICENCE A50698 r..= We wishyoU all a long and happy future. J CONSULTING Pursuant to section 20 of the FomstAet, a Timber Sale Ltcence Is being offered for CITY OF TERRACE • Facilitation ,Mediation ~i ~:i ..... ~ With muchLove, sale, .OT, CE OFPUB.C HEARm oConsensus Process Closing Date: August 16, 2000 District:North Coasl Forest District Geographic Location: WeldaCreek ITERRAC ,,Spanish Translation Volume: 17,652 cubic metres, more or less • Call 635-2184 ~..:~:.. ~:::::~.::~::~...:::::~.:... Upset Stumpage Rate: 24.70/cubic metre ZONING BYLAW AMENDMENT m The upset stumpage rate was determined by the Market Pdcteg System, and Is appfl. I TAKE NOTICE THAT an application has been made to amend cable only to coniferousgreen sawiog grades, I Schedule "A" (Zoning Map)of Zoning Bylaw No. 1431-1995. Term: 1 year VIVA,CLINIC Tenders will only be accepted from individuals or corporations registered as a Small I THE SUBJECTLANDS: Recover)ourhealth in a Business Forest Enterprise. category 1 or2. The application affects Ihe land shown in heavy outline, within the naturalintegrated way. App Icat ons w I be accepted by she D strict Manager, North Coast Forest Distr.., 125 City of%rrace, on the accompanying map and described as: Market Piece, Prince Rupert, British Columbia, VBJ 1B9 at 3:30 p.m. on August 16, LIFE ENERGY ASSESSMENT 2000. Lot 1, Block 5, Dislrlct Lot 360, Range 5, Coast District, Plan 3369 [2905 Hall Slreet] includesenvironmental There is additional matedal which the applicant must consider in their application, This and foodallergy testing matedal, application forms, and other Information about the Small Business Program The application also affecls the lands shown hatched, within the AROMATHERAPYMASSAGE can be obtained from the above Forest District Office. Specify Timber SaM Llcencs City of Terrace, on the accompanying map and described as: A50698. REFLEXOLOGY, EAR CANDLING Lots 1 and 2, District Lot 360, Range 5, Coast District, PJan 3354 AURICULAR ACUPRESSURE [4645 and 4647 Ketch Avenue] FrancesBirdsell, NaturalHealth Practitioner South V2 of the East V2 of Lot 1, District Lot 360, Range 5, Coast Call635-2194 Ioran appointment LAND ACT District, Plan 3053 [2907 Hall Street] 4506 Lakelse(~.t~. TotemFurniture) NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR A North ~/2 of the East V2 of Lot 1, District Lot 360, Range 5, Coast ii ~i~iill:::i::~i~'~:'ii::~:~:~ .... _Gold:~sors ~'i::i~::'~: ,:~,~i',ii~ DISPOSITION OF CROWN LAND District, Plan 3053 [4639 KetchAvenue] ...... • Pacific N,~her~iG~iii[~i :~:~'The City of Ter[~? Take notice that, the Corporation of the City of Terrace, Terrace, THE INTENT: _og atulatln= o B.C., has made application to the British Columbia Assets and To amend Schedule "A" (Zoning Map)of Zoning Bylaw 1431- 0 S~n~iilNBfive Devel0pmentS~:ie~i~i!ii3i; :'~: Lands for a Crown Grant of land generally,situated in the City of 1995 by changing the zoning classification of the property shown C Sl • Tempo Gas Bar0 H0use@,S!~:ii~i'~?~l~etso Terrace and shown hatched on the map below. in heaw outline: FROM: Two Family Residential (R2) ..... Silveri~Sponsors TO: ServiceCommercial (C3) ison To bring the zoning for the property into conformance with the • Skeenai~i~dl~i!&~; Fd Moore Trucking• I I existing use. ~n~:~:~: Fin ishing y our k JOLLIFFI~AVE I I ! ! i To amend Schedule "A" (Zoning Map) of Zoning Bylaw 1431- B.A. at U.N.B.C...... ,~:~!:/:::,~ii:i:i~}iii~,,~ ...... '~i'Canada Safeway.* .::~,~,~:~,,~/iiii,:i:~~i:~i:i~- SOUCIEAVE 1995 by changing the zoning classification of-the properties July, 2000. iiil ::iiiiii;ii:~:!!'~iii:':';i:~::ii!:::::'~:;'~: ...... Bronze Spons0'~i;iii:::::i!::::::;i':iiii::;~}iiiiil;~~:~:~:~:' .... t shown hatched: • ]~ FROM: Light Industrial (M1) Love, Mom & Dad 0 .Benson Optical ~;;;::Ca~ian Tire* ICBC...... ,. TO: ServiceCommercial (C3) REMAINDER OF PROPERTY To bring the zoning for the properties into conformance with their =The Terrace,:lnh.~iilN~i~:ein Savings and Credi!:?~i:Jiiii!1 Officia[Communlty Plan designation. Unio:~ii~i:::T~~e& DistrictCredit Uni0~!ii:i~i':!ili~i:~ii~;~;i~i~:":~'~':i I =Coppersici:e Foods = Bandstra ¢~!i~6i'ion,

PROPOSED ELEMENTARy And a:~ci'oiThanks to: SCHOOL ~TS KEITH AVE .:,:-~ • The Bank 0f N0vBScotia • Totem Ford • ,,~,

m ,_1 N < < _B~;tf nlNIWAL • F=,~a L.~UMBW CALLING FOR TENDERS The land is more specifically described as: SealedTenders for the followingAssessment/Survey contract will be receivedby the Commencing at the southeast post of L.ot A,. District Lot 983, District Manager,Ministry el Forests,Kalum Forest District, 200-5220 Keith Avenue, BYLAW INSPECTION: Terrace,British Columbia on the datesshown below: Range 5, Coast District, Plan 12006 planted in the northwest Contract: SI01DKM-O015located in cha Rosswoodand RedsandLake areas, within corner of the Bailey Street/Mountaln Vista Drive intersection THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT BYLAW AND RELEVANT J,& 15, 1927 the KalumForest District, for a PartislCut Assessment Survey on 35.4hectares, thence approximately 152 metres in a northern direction at O1 a BACKGROUND DOCUMENTS MAY BE INSPECTED n the rece - (lug. 5,1999 InformationMeeting date: August 8, 2000at the KalumForest District Officeet 8:00 10 35 ; thence approximately 211 metres in a westerly direc- lion area at the City of Terrace Public Works Building at 50 3 e.m. tion at 172 ° 58' 05"; thence approximately 152 metres in a Graham Avenue, Terrace, B.C., between the hours of 8:00 a.. God saw thc road was Attendance s~ the Information Meeting prior Co submitting a bid is mandatory. southerly direction at 181 a 14' 15"; thence apDroximalely 41 to 4:00 p.m. each day. from Wednesday, August td, 2000, to Deadline for receipt of tenders is 8:30 s.m., August tl, 2000, at which time all tenders gcttlng rough and thc hills metres in an easterly direction at 91 a 05' O5"; t~ence approxi- Monday, August 14111,2000, excludina Satur& % 5unda',s, will Us opened. m ]tel), 171 metres in an easterly direction at a 92u 58' 0.~" and and B.C~IDay, Monday, August 7th, 200(~. were hard to climb and Only those contractorswho have: ccntoming 3.2 ha more or less. whispcp:d pcacc bc thinc. 1. successfullycompleted contracts in the Kalum Forest District within the past two (2) PUBUC HEARING DETAILS: You are missed very much. years, e purpose for which the land is required is for parkland 2, not received more Ihan two (2) Noticeto Rework on any one contract in the past c~l'tvelopment. ~ny persons wishing o voice their opinions regardJ~Jr" Your loving Family two (2) years, applicatia i may do so in writing, and/or in person, AI' THE 3. surveyormust have attended s Multi-StoreySurvey Course. Comments concerning this application may be made 1o the PUBUC H ARING TO BE HELD IN THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL 4. surveyormust have offended a Forest Health for Silviculture Surveyors Course or Senior Land Officer, Britsh Columba Assets and Land CHAMBERS, AT 7:00 P.M. ON MONDAY, AUGUST 14TH, have knowledgeand experiencein ForestHealth Surveys. Corporation, Skeena Region, P.O. Box 5000, Smilhers, B.C. V0J 2000. Tenders must be submitted on the forms and in 1he envelopesupplied which, with the 2NO Telephone:(250) 847-7331 File No. 6406799. particulars, may be obfained at the lime of the Information Meeting from the Forest THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE Officer conducting the meeting, Tenderswill not be considered having any qualifying Be advised that any res.~.nse to this advertisement will be con- MUNICIPAL ACT, R.S.B.C., 1996, AND AMENDMENTS clauses whatsoever end the lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted, sdered part at the public record. For information, contact THERETO. The workwill be administered by the British Columbia Ministryel Forests. All Inquiries should be dlrocled io Wendl Knott, Forest Technlcion-Conttect Freedom of Information Advisor, British Co umbia Assets and TAKE NOTICE and be governed accordingly. Land Corporation, Skeena Region, (250)8a7-7352. Coordinator, at the above address. Phone (250) 838-510o. RaN PO~.)LE,Chief Admlnislmtlve officer Contract award ie subject to funding being eveffsbMat the time. l,i!lii~,lili',~!ii!i',i'~iii!i~e~c~vi~wLodge: i B6 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 2, 2000 No. 9207Port Alberni Registry IN THE SUPREMECOURT OF CANADA'S BEST 24 HOUR 1 BRITISHCOLUMBIA }ETWEEN: on 1 (18yrs+) 1-888-913-8122 from $2.00/min. Credit card bill- 1 - 10 ACRE LOT AMY ROSS ing. 1-900-670-7647 $3.99/min Plaintiff(s) 7X16FT GARAGE Door, $300. 1 - 35 ACRE LOT Website: www.discreettalk.com 2-34 inch interior doors 1 - 41 ACRE LOT AND: MICHAELMULLINg also known MALE ORGAN enhancement. w/frame, $40 each. 32 inch Fire Door $75. Call 250-638-8102 10 km north of town, Gas, Telephone & Hydro as MICHAELMULLIN also known FDA approved. Medical vacuum IAUCTiONS as MICHAELMULLEN end also pumps or surgical enlargement. AIR CONDITIONER replace- We will auction approximately 50 vehicles • 635-5868 known as MICHAELMULLENS Gain 1-3", Permanent and safe. merit for R12 and R134a, no from Westcoast Energy, plus approximately Defendant(s) Resolve impotence. FREE retrofitting, runs colder than brochure. Call Dr. Joel Kaplan. R12, less leakage. Do it your- 30 vehicles from the Provincial Government. I Attention:Michael Mulllns also 312-409-5557. Insurance reim- self, safe to use. Redtex Dealer. known as MichaelMuffin also bursement. Visit website 250-567-9969 known as MichaelMullen and also www.drjoelkaplan.com. FOR SALE: 1-8 foot freezer. 1. known as MichaelMullens 6 foot freezer 1-8x20 Construc- TAKE NOTICEthat an actionhas EVANLY.RAYS tion trailer. Please call after been commencedagainst you by 5PM. 250-635-9171 CITY OF TERRACE Amy Ross in the SupremeCourt of FREE 2000 CALEHDAR SRV39.99 r011edors edition GAS MOWER: brand new Mas. k NOTICEOF PUBLICHEARING British Columbiawith respectto a tercraft 5.5 HP 20" walk behind Also selling will be approximately 100 late model cars, motor vehicle collision which ratedbest service and most accurale 'trucks & vans from major fleet lease, daily rental, financial psychicsin Cdnin 1998+1999 mulching mower with remote occurred on or aboutthe 11thday throttle. MUST SELL. $315, institutions plus dealer and private consignments. OFFICIALCOMMUNITY PLAN AMENDMENT of June, 1997, on a highwaynear • Career 250-635.4426 TAKE NOTICE THAT an application has been.made to amend Relctbnships Terrace in the Provinceof British LEGAL HELP on any matter. Schedule "B" (Land Use Plan) o~ the City oF Terrace Official Columbia.Your whereabouts being • Spouse habits Central Interior Community Plan Bylaw No. 1312.1993 Top Quality Professionals at a unknown, the Court has ordered • Picking Lotto #'s price you can afford. Confiden- Auct,ons Ltd. THE SUBJECTLAND: serviceof the Writ of Summonson • V in 2000 tial. For free information, call 1. 4174 Cowart Road, Prince George The application affects the land, within the City of Terrace, shown tou by publicationof two noticesin 800-668-3112. ! -900-451-4055 DLN 9069 250-562-5200 • Fax 562-9616 hafch~ on the accompanying map and described as: this newspaper,this being the first MASSAGE TABLE: used $250 3ublication. If you do not file an 24 HRS. $2.99/,,=in. 18+ Lot 1, Block 5, District Lot 360, Range 5, Coast District, Plan 3369 and $395. Master/Teacher en- i i.i ,] ,1, [~[11,1[~ II -=m~ ~f,al:ll=;t,.l~la :1:1:1:1i];1:1= m, 2905 Hall Street] Appearance in the said Registry, ergy healing bed $595. Call Toll being the SupremeCourt of 6ritish free and ship today (250) 722- Columbia, Port Albemi Registry, 7214. Visit Our Website: www,ciauctions,b¢,ca 2999 FourthAvenue, Port Albemi, MUSKOXEN RUG- 3/4 head B.C. V9Y 8A5, within thirty (30) MAC CLASSIC, keyboard, OUR MARKET IS YOUR MARKETPLACE mouse, all cables, all manuals, mount, wildlife export permit ;days of the date of the second $2300. 250-635-9312 I 3ublicationof this advertisement, style writer printer, style writer power adaptor, style writers MUST SELLI New- never used! then you will not be entitled to owners guide. $250 abe. HP "Life Gear" Saturne excercise KEITH AVE further notice and Judgmentmay __ Desk Writer C Color Printer for machine. Will add mini "Life be taken against you without Mac Computers, all manuals in- Gear" trampoline. Retail S349, NADINA ENTERPRISE, wood- ATHLETIC 12 year old Morgan further notice. cluded. $300 abe. Call 635- will sell for $200 aBe. Call 250- working: T&G 1'x4" $0.31 Arab Mare for sale. 15.1 hh. By the solicitorsfor the plaintiff: 2158 anytime. 635-5005 lin,ft/1 "x6" S0.39 lin.ft/2"x6" Great on trails and in gymkha- Staler,Smith, and Company PACIFIC NORTHWEST Buy SATELLITE PROBLEMS? In $0.59 lin.ft Logcabin siding na. Good jumper, lots of cross and Sell. Free online ads. the Dark? 745 ext. problems? 2"x6" $0.69 lin.ft. Cabin logs, T country experience and lots of g////~ Barristers & Solicitors 5169Argyle Street www.pnwbuyandsell.com. E- The 200's missing? We have &G 4"x6" $1,29 lin.ftJ6"x6" $2.10 potential. Trailers well, to a Port Albemi,BC vgY 1V3 mail [email protected], the ix. Call Frank 250-846-9762 lin.ft. Flooring, pine, 1"x6" good home only. $2400 abe. Mail to Box 2102, Smithers, BC. or cell at 250-847-1043 $0.65. Prices by lin.ft.Call Albert 250-635-4640 V0J 2N0. Serve Burns Lake to SCHOOL CLASSROOM Dispo- 250.695-6954 HALF ARAB Black Colt. Arab Queen Charlottes. sal, 24'x40' portables, near Mare. Arab Gelding. Half Arab new, Salmon Arm/Sorento. Pony Mare. Half Andaluslan 355 FURNITURE Easy to move. Excellent value. Gelding. All registered, all THE INTENT: RETIRING OR Closing Store? Immediate sale. First come. trained. $1200 and up. 250- We pay top cash dollar for your To amend Schedule "8" (Land Use Plan) of the Official LOST AT Uplands School one 1 GOLD fridge, 1 gold stove, Where is. All Seasons. 250- 846-5583 Cornmunily Plan by designating the land shown hatched on the white washer & dryer, 1 mi- 675-2749, 250-656-7922, inventory! Surplus Herby's ball glove marked William Fish- HAY FOR Sale, Round bales, accompanying map: crowave, kitchen table, 4 chairs, SUMMER CLEARANCE Sale. Kamloops. Phone John or Todd er, one bat and ball on July 1-P Fax 1-250-376-0834, web $76 per ton. Delivery available. FROM: Urban Residential 17th. If found please call 250- 2 vcrs, various coffee and end Hemlock & spruce fencing ma- tables. 250-635-4429, www.surplusherbys.com email Round Lake Ranch, Smithers. TO: ServiceCommercial 635-6350 terial. Call 250-635-59B1 or 250-847-4733 250-635-3409 [email protected] To bring the Official Community Plan land use designation into LOST JUNE 17 at 9:30pm at WANTED FREEZER burned HAY FOR Sale: Dry Green: Ti- conformance with the existing use on the subject properly. the Bingo Hall in Prince Rupert. meat, fish or bones for sled mothy and square bales. $3 a a black leather wallet. Please dogs. Will pick up 250-635- bate in the field. Call 250-845- return, no questions asked. I.D. BYLAW INSPECTION: M.E. Custom 3772 7867 very important. Please call GIANT GARAGE Sale! Sat ~,~ iJ I __ THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT BYLAW AND RELEVANT (250)624-2002 extension "0". 29th and Sun. 30th of July from ~,Ul~ MOUlalngs HAY FOR sale: Square Bales. BACKGROUND DOCUMENTSMAY BE INSPECTEDin the recea- Reward offered. 9am to 6pm at 2456 1st Ave, $3,25 in field. $3.75 in barn. tion area at the City of Terrace Public Works 8uildina at 5003 Hwy 16 1 mile west of 37 junc- LOST ON July 10th at Tim Her- Lakelse Lake. 11 houses east Graham Avenue, =errace,B.C., between the hours of 8:00 a.m. tion. 250-849-5329 to 4:00 p.m. each day from Wednesday,, =st 2nd 2000, to toffs Rust colored Ladies Cot- of eli's. Lady's dresses, build- RESTPRICES IN ton Jacket, Great sentimental ing material, tools and equip- OMINECA LLAMA - Alpaca Monday, August 14111, 2000, excluding urdoys,Sundays, ment, light fixtures, sport equip- i~ORlr~ERil~ R,C.|; GOOD QUALITY Late Model jacket. Please return. No ques- Ranch, Breeding stock, fiber and B.C. Day, Monday, August 7th, 2000. ment, antiques, toys, too many - ~ Equipmet for Sale, JD 7700 tions asked. Phone 250-638- animals, pet quality animals, PUBLIC HEARING DETAILS: Tractor, Dentz Round Baledsi- 2151 items to mention. "~'~ Jll~J~'~ ' - lage and opticut, Tarrup Mower wool sales, Alpaca duvets & pil- lows, manure sales, 250-695- An~' persons wishing to voice their opinions regarding this appli- MOUNTAIN BIKE found on ~I40UI.DINGs Conditioner, Gehl Forage Har- cohen may do so in writing, and/or in person, AT THE PUBLIC 6584. Email dmontald@future- South Eby, July 25th. Call even- Specia/izein log cab~hsiding, vester w/pickup head, corn HEARING TO BE HELD IN THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL infls 250-638-1553 header, metal alert, Large ca- netbc.ca CHAMBERS, AT 7:00 P.M. ON MONDAY, AUGUST 14TH, 2000. lx4 strapping, fenczhg& more/ SATURDAY JULY 22 Lost at pacity feedwagon-mixerwagon, THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE Furlong Bay, red & black excel J 7 ton Ag Truck-1991 w/brand The Tack Store MUNICIPAL ACT., R.S.8.C., 1996, AND AMENDMENTS 30-FT airstream traveltrailer, ~ OO%OUAlUsNlrEE new front and rear unload cattle THERETO. 67" water ski and purple boat tube with nylon casing $8,000. Houseboat & trailer, On all products customized to tailgate etc. Phone Julius at TAKE NOTICE and be governed accordingly. black/red. Please call 250-635- $1000, 20 ft. Starcraft cabin- meet all of your needs! 250-547-2084 or at

RaN PeeLE, Chief AdministrativeOffici~r.: .... ;: 3724... ; ~ L cruiser, $3500. Riverboat & ._.~. _ ,250-547-2382 trailer, $500. 14 ft aluminum R~epa/r,'%~,%.X,,.~.'~,,'%,'~ ~JOHN DEERE,~le,.Bound,Bal- boat with 9.8' mercury motor & trailer, $900. V8 madne motor & renew'oradd X%~(~%~ "er~dition. 800fbs Asking bales, $3900. excellent Phone con- B . leg, $800. Camper $900. 250- slouch of class ~'~'~.~'~ 250-847-0774 BRITISH Provinceo~ Environmem WasteManagement 697-2720 to any room. ~,.'~\'~'~]1~ ONE FARM king electric grain British Columbia ENVIRONMENTALPROTEC'nON File No. PA-4629 LOLUMBIA BUILDINGS-PORTABLE Phone: (2so)~m.73~I roller. Asking $1000 abe. Call Toll Free: 1..888-845-339g Houston 250-845-7707 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION NOTICE Classrooms, Offices, Storage, Fax: (250) 845-3599 I : ~: : ~:~: 24'X40' near new, Salmon 425LIVESTOCK Arm/Sorento. Easy moves. Ex- Located on 3rdAve. in " APPLICATION FOR AMENDMENT OF A PERMIT/APPROVALUNDER THE Houston Industrial Park ' cellent value. Immediate sale. PROVISIONS OF THE WASTE MANAGEMENT ACT First come. Where is. All Sea- CAGEN CONTR. LTD. HAY THIS APPLICATION is to be filed with the Regional Waste Manager at 3726 Alfred Avenue, Box 5000, sons 2 ..... AND GRAIN SALES. Glen, IIC.... ues-S. .... 311 Smithers, British Columbia V0J 2N0. 7922 50-675-2749, 2ou-oaa- 250-638-0254 "any person who may be adversely affected by the discharge or storage of the waste may within 30 days from the last date o} posting under section 3 (a) or publication, service or display under section 4, :.i:::.:!:: :~ ======:~i:,~'iiii!~;:: .. :::~ii!i::i::i~;::..: ':~i::::ii]::]i~:::.;...... ;!i::::::ii::;i!~::.~. .,.:~!!i~::~ii'i!!~:>.. :~:~i~!iiii!:: ,...... !::~ii!::~;i: ,- write to the manager : ~tlna how he is affected." PREAMBLE- The purl: se or this application is to amend the permit to reflect existing conditions. I/We British Columbi( Hydro and Power Authority of 333 Dunsmuir, Vancouver,B.C. V6B 5R3 hereby apply for amendment(s) as described below to Permit/Approval PA-4629 granted on 07 March, 1977, last amended 23 August, 1993, which authorizes the discharge/storage of contaminants from an eleciric power generating station located at Eddontenaion (also known as Iskut), B.C., to the air. ADORABLE PUREBRED AMENDMENTS REQUESTED(describe "before" and "after" condilions): Cockerspaniel puppies. Born Delete Sections CANADIAN i'; June 6, 4 females, 2 males, first Previous information contained in Sections 1.2, 1.3, and 1.4: shots & deworming incl. $350 1.2. The sourceso~ air contaminantsare 5 dieseloperated ebctrical generators. TIRE each. 250-635-9260 The maximumaggregate dischargeis 2.65 m%. CATHY'S PETCARE, Loving 1.3. The mean operating period is for each generator is an average of 3.5 hours/day. care for your pets & home while 1.4. The euthorized works are stacks and related appurtenances. 635-7178 you are away. 250-638-7824 Add Sections TOLL FREE 1-888-317-8473 ROTTWEILER PUPPIES Pur- 1.2 The sourcesof air contamination are multiple, diesel-operated electrical generators (to a maximum OR FAX US AT: 1 (250) 635-6964 ebred CKC registered. Excel- of 6 generators). The maximum aggrecjcle discharge is 4 mYs. lent lineage. Conformation. In- 1.3 The operating period of each generator is an average o~ 102 hrs/month (based upon an annual telligence. Health. Approved average). homes only. Ready in Septem- 1.4 The characteristics o~ the discharge are typical of that produced by the combustion of diesel fuel. ber. Call 250-847-3110 or 250- 1.5 The authorized works are stacks and related appurtenances. rraoe 847-1591 A. GRIKIS Doted this 8th day of February, 2000. Name of appikontor agent SELECT PUREBRED Reg. TelephoneNo. 604-528-3351. Re.yeller puppies. Champion A copy of this applicalion was posted at the site in accordance with the Waste Management show and working lines. Phone Regulationson February 14, 2000. i ~ terrace'builders@°sg'net 1'~11 250-656-9696 or website 1-800-470 DO IT IrlMT-~,,~- ..... http://www.members.home.net/r ~~ " FAX (250) 635-5093 abensburql B . BRITISH Province o~ EnvironmentWaste Management !!;." 3207 ~unroe, Terrace635"6273 460EQUIPMENT British Columbia ENVIRONMENTALPROTECnON File No. PA-4628 LOLUMBIA ~i~..~ ::/.~//..X:.:~,. ~ 1988 KENWORTH-475 Cum- mins pole trailer scales ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION NOTICE $28,000. 1986 Ford tandem ~ N!ii! dump - 400 cat $19,500. 1992 APPLICATION FOR AMENDMENT OF A PERMIT/APPROVALUNDER THE Midland pup $8,500. 24' Tug- PROVISIONS OF THE WASTE MANAGEMENT ACT > / boat-671 GMC diesel c/w trailer THIS APPLICATION is to be filed with the Regional Waste Manager at 3726 Alfred Avenue, Box $30,000. 52' tower- new west 5000, Smithers, British Columbia V0J 2N0. :through soffit vents while ~ho [lot air Is exhausted out/~ Terrace Co-op Z winch, 3 drum, 2 shaft, 453 "any person who may be adversely affected by the discharge or storage of the waste may within 30 ~ through louvers in the cupola side panels. This is a pro-~ Home Centre GMC diesel. $15,000, Sander- i~:.:,ject that can easilybe completedin a weekendand will~ days from the last date of posting under section 3 (a) or publication, service or display under section :~:~pay back big benefitsby reducingthe needfor air condi-~ 2912 Molitor St,, Terrace 635-9505 2' son Cyclone drill on 1HC tan- 4, wdte to the manager stating how he is affected." ~tioning. And it will give you a perfect spot to mount a~.~ T'oll Free 1-800-848-6347 " dem $8,000. Newage Stamford PREAMBLE- The purpose of this application is to amend the permit to reflect existing conditions. ~weathervanetThis packetof plans shows how to build~ b ~1 ( generators #I KVA 43,75 I/We British Columbia Hydro andPower Authority of 333 Dunsmuir, Vancouver, B.C. V6B 5R3 :~;.:four handsomecupolas in venous sizes to suit your>~:::.~~. ;>.; .: ~ / .::~..> / $6000 #2 KVA 15.6 $5000, 2 i~i::~requ,rements, sk,II level and budget. (#2154,.$19,95~ .." ~ ~ ~ ~ Samfords generators KVA 12 hereby apply for amendment(s) as described below to Permit/Appraval PA-4628 granted on 07 plus $3.75 shippingcharge). March, 1977, last amended 23 August, 1993, which authorizes the discharge/storage of contami- $2500 each. Call Richle at 250- ...." CRAFT ...... PATTERNS Home Workshop, Dept, R6C ' I I~llYl BUS: (250) 638-8700 698-7351 nants from an electric power generating station located at Telegraph Creek, B.C,, to the air. 3545 Stern Avenue, St. Charles, IL 60174 ~ ~ FAX: (250) 635-4465 AMENDMENTS REQUESTED(describe "before" and "offer" conditions): 1994 CAT 416 Loader Back- !::i:i:il',,,~=.~..,:.~,~=.l.~..l~l~,[..,..],,~.~a[i,~.~n:~c,~.,~a~,~=]~ OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK / hoe. New tires, two buckets like Delete Sections new, four wheel drive, four in Previous information contained in Sections 1,2, 1,3, and 1,4: !; ~ O 2154 Cupola Plan Packet ...... $23. 70 ~ DO-IT-YOURsELFBOOKS & VIDEOSAVAILABLE (Includes p~ans to build four dil~erenlcupolas in various sizes) ~ MANY INS TORE PLANS & IDEAS :::: one front bucket, extendahoe, 1,2. The sourcesof air contaminantsare 5 diesel operated electricalgenerators, Only 2200 hours. $45,000. Mike The maximum aggregatedischarge is 2.6raYs, :::)i~98 "You Can Make It" Catalog ...... $4.00 ~? 250-567-2030 1,3. The operating period of each generator is an average of 3 hours/day. ~1 IL iesldents add 6.5% sales tax -- prices include dellve~ charges ,- THUNDERBIRD RANCH and 1,4. The authoriz[~Jworks are stocks and related appurtenances. •,, IRLY BIRD BUILDING CENTRE :!:i farm equipment. Quality used .Add Sections .... ~I Name: 4425 Keith Avenue, Terrace V8G 1J7 Address'. / sales & Iocators. Hauling avail- 1,2 The sources of air contamination are multiple, diesel.operated electrical generators (to a maxi- s,=e: z,0: i! able. Dave Crossan 250-567- mum of 6 9enerators).The maximum aggregate discharge is 3.5 m~/s. /" .:. ~ /"" ; ",;i .::, '~. :: ' ,, " ::. ' :.. 2607, 6 km Mapes Road, Van. 1,3 The operating period of each generator is an average of 1O0 hrs/month (based upon an annual :,~:iiii::~ili::i::ib"X,' ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::', ,!!::iiii}!ii!i::i~!~: i!ili:.!:]:::::,i::iii~..,, / derhoof, BC average). 1,4 The operating frequenz~ fluctuates throughout the year (since operating unils are optimized to / best meet variable customerdemand). "~:1 .... ~: / 1.5 The characteristicsof the discharge are typical of that produced by the combustion of diesel fuel. 1.6 The authorized works are stacks and related appurtenances. BRIDGE TIMBERS available mid-August. Creosote treated, Dated this 8th day o~ February, 2000. A. GRIKIS For more tnfo Call 250-319. TelephoneNo. 604-528-3351. Name of applicantor age~! 0653 A copy of this application was posted at the site in accordance with the Waste Management LOGGING TRUCK loads of Birch firewood for sale. Phone Regulationson February 14, 2000. ) 638-7290. The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 2, 2000 - B7 : 480 MACHINERY 1 510BUSINESS f~WRINCH MEMORIALHOSPITAL ~'~ 1988 410C Turbo John Deere 4 OPPORTONITIES is seeking a wheel drive backhoe. 4 in one bucket, low hour, good condi- HOMEBASED WINDOW cover- SMALL TOWN newspaper print tion, asking $25,000. Call 250- ing business, complete line of shop. Family operation; all com- 845-2257 drapery, upholstery and blind puterized, well established. 7 , - ~ . samples. Includes racks, photo- Very little competition in area. 510 BUSINESS copier, fax, file cabinet and Owners wish to retire, Located design books. Serious inquiries. in Central British Columbia. Please submit a resume' and letter of application to OPPORTUNITIES 250-635-8284 Phone 250-690-7317, fax 250- 690-7553 JUDITH R. WASS 13 PAD Mobile Home Park (6 LADIES RETAIL Clothing Business for sale in Terrace. TEST DRIVEl Unique opportun- ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR acres) Teikwa, BC. Mountain- ity to own and operate a 2000 ous valley. Grosses $30,000 a Well established. Excellenl BAG 999 opportunity. Serious Inquiries Pete with zero down. You musl year. Future expansion paten- have min. 2yrs flatdeck highway , B.C. V0J 1Y0 tial. Asking $285,000. Phone only. Call 1-677-215-8780 NORTH CENTRAL Bailiffs off- experience, able and willing to 250-497-7193, R. Beaubien, run Canada/USA and possess #9-1410 Cedar Sir. Okanagan ers for sale by bid: Business 250-842-5211 good references. Tom or Andre. Falls BC V0H 1R0 Opportunity. Entire Bakery J 800-663-0099 FAMILY OWNED Taxi compa- equipment, complete setup, Io- ny in beautiful northern BC. Ex. catedon 9th street in Houston. WELL ESTABLISHED, inde- • the== ~ ', cellentlocalbusiness and major Previously operated as the pentdently owned variety store contract. Owner wanting to re. ChuckWagon Bakery. Includes on main street in Vanderhoof, tire due to health. House aail- complete bakery inventory other BC. Part of Tru'Serve Canada able if needed. Send replie to than perishables including com- Co-Op buying group. Turn-key Tl~f~ IE- KITIMAT plete kitchen and dining room operation. Call Larry Bangs P$,1¢1/~1¢ E R UILtlE~F{ 1 - Bx B c/o Quesnell Cariboo Ob- server, 188 Carson Avenue, fixtures, which allow this to be 250-567-5909 Quesnel, BC, V2J 2A8 sold as a full bakery. Current YOUR DOLLAR Store with premises are not available for more. Mall locations available in PETER WALLIN Independent lease, however bidder may wish Smithers, Prince George, Mack- Associate Pre-paid legal servic- to contact RE/Max Houston for enzie, etc. We offer tranchise, es. Ph. 250-638-0204 days, building purchase information. location, design, lease negotia- 250-635-9232 evenings. Email For an inventory list call Gordon tion, training, opening support We're looking for enthusiastic, energetic self www•walleve@ telus.net at 250-563-2075. To view the and more. Phone David Uzel- goods call to make an appoint- starters who want to write their own success story! A REAL ESTATE Brand New man 1-250-860-4225 or 250- ment. Bids accepted at North 878-2018. Website: www.dollar- post-secondary marketing education and/or previous Concept. Exit Realty offers Central Bailiffs Ltd, 2706 Jas- experience is required, along with an energetic, Franchise opportunities store.ca Email: yourdollarstore per St., Prince George, BC, V2L @hotmail.com positive outlook and strong communication skills• throughout BC. Call Annette 5B2 or by fax, 250-563-2024. Roehlig Toll-free @ 1-877-604- Closing date - open. Highest or I EmploymentOpportunity Send your resume and cover letter, including 3948 (EXIT) any other btd not neccessarily SALES/DISTRIBUTION Fran- references, to: accepted. Sale subject to can- INLAND KENWORTH Parker chise for Premier Canadian per- cellation or adjournment. Pacific, Quesnel is currently Telemedia Radio (West) Inc. ishable foods product company. Quality/leading brand names taking resumes for a Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic end Retail Sales Manager, ensure success with this excit- GIS Technician Heavy Duty Truck Mechanic. ing opportunity. Area: Terrace, 4625 Lazelle Avenue, Truck applicant should have a Prince Rupert & QCI. For fur- Nisga'a Lisims Government is seeking applications Terrace, BC, VSG 1S4 good engine and electrical ther information please contact from individuals qualified to fill the above position background plus MVI certifica- Steve, Norwest Dairy Products which will be for a six month term and will be based in Closing date for applications is August 4. 2000 tion. Equipment applicant must New Aiyansh, BC. The GIS technician will have at least Lid. 250-624-5954after 5pm have hydraulic and electrical 3 years experience with GIS applications. The background for forestry swing applications. Competitive wage technician will provide GIS support to Nisga'a Lisims and benefit package. Send Government (NLG), through the Lands and Resources Carpet, vinyl and floor covering store resumes in confidence to: In- Directorate. Duties will include the production of GIS Nationally affiliated, located in North Western land Kenworth, 3150 Highway mapping projects for the resources related departments R.E.M. LEE THEATREMANAGER BC, is seeking a Store Manager. Experience 97N, Quesnel, BC, V2J 3J4. of NLG. The incumbent will also be expected to Attn: Roy Cherry The Terrace Community Facility Society is" required in all areas of responsibility which manipulate digital coverage data and generate custom seeking a part-time manager to co-ordinate LOOKING FOR a new career? include residential and commercial estimation Train to become a professional coverage outputs including accurate topographic and community use of R.E.M. Lee Theatre. The diver in the heart of the Carib- cadastral maps. Other duties include the maintenance successful candidate will possess excellent and sales, purchasing, inventory controls and bean. Go straight to work after of accurate and efficient GIS files. communication skills, have at least three accounts receivable. Must be computer graduation• 12 week courses The successful applicant will possess a degree, years marketing experience and have a literate, experience with a computerized start June and September. For equivalent certification, or experience in GIS or other more in,o• visit www.dive- proven track record in a management accounting package would be an asset. career.cam or phone 345-949- related computer applied technologies. The position position. Duties include p.romoting and 0321 requires a high level of computer expertise, including Please send resume, references and supervising public use of the theatre, TRAIN TO work in the comput- an understanding of GIS concepts and principles and a providing technical assistance, managing expected remuneration to: er industry. Network Techni- strong working knowledge of ARC/INFO GIS. The revenue sources and ensuring security otthe c/o Williams Lake Tribune cian, Computer Technician, successful applicant will also be self-motivated, possess facility. Programmer Analyst, Office Ad- good organization skills, and be able to work well Box #939 ministrator. For program or This contract position commences 188 North 1st Ave. student loan informalion, from under pressure. Familiarity and knowledge of the Nass September 1" and requires flexible hours our CDI College (Abbotsford Valley and the Nisga'a culture would be an asset. including evenings. The contract will be Williams Lake, BC V2G 1Y8 Campus) Call toll free today 1- Salary will be commensurate with education and based on an average of thirty hours per 888-229-1555 experience. week and will be of interest to those seeking TWO-WAY Radio Technician The position will report to the Lands Manager. $20,000 to $30,000 per year based on required in Quesnel, BC• Mini- The closing date to submit applications for this experience. mum 3 years experience. position will be 5:00 p.m. Friday, August 18, 2000. Lake Babine Nation Knowledge of radio service and Interested candidates may apply by Health Services repair competitive salary and Please forward your resume, references and submitting a detailed resume to: benefits. Forward resume and covering letterto: ;:~ ' :' • TerraceCommuni~ Facility~Sociely ' Community Health Nurse :: cover letter to: BK Two-Way Ra- ,:-",.i: i'i -:,:'~i~ Diredor~.~f,oLands and Resources:"' :" ...... One (1) FullTime & One (1) Part"nm'e Nursing.positions are available dio Ltd. by Fax 250-562-0020 or :< ':: ~:P.O~ Box'51.2; Yerr~:'~','~:, V8G 41~'5 .... ' ...... ,~i,~;.~ Nisgd',a LisimsGovernment .~...... ~ mmodlately...... email: ...... bken~a@b,ktwo- Applicatioh'Sr'i-n0st be submitted no later way.bc•ca P.O. Box 23] than Friday, August 11 'h, Candidates QUALIFICATIONS New Aiyansh, BC RegisteredNurse within BritishColumbia WEST FRASER Mills Ltd. Off- V0J 1AO considered For an interview will be contacted NursingDegree by a RecognizedCanadian University, preferred ers an employment position as: by telephone. ValidDriver's Llcence Fax 250-633-2051 or CurrentBTLS and CPR Certificates Woods Accountant. This posi- • Email: [email protected] or [email protected] Min. 5 YearsExperience in NursingCommunlly Health Nurse tion will attract those individuals experiencewilhin First Nationsare assets who are interested in advancing Proficientwith word processing and spreadsheet their career in accounting. The Must be highlymotivated, reliable, possess excellentHealth successful candidate will show Assessmentskills a willingness to move in the fu- teadline: Aug 10, 2000 ture to further their career with Send Resumesto: Cindy Heslop,Health Director the company. The successful NANNY Re. Box 297, Bums Lake, B.C. V0J lEO candidate will be responsible for Require sitter for childre. Fax: (250) 692-4792 accounting and financial report- ing of the division's timber re- for cMdren ages 1,3 & 5 ['or quirements. The division's an- up to 5 hoors a day week nual consumption exceeds 1 • ACCESS TO BC'S WILDERNESS COUNTRY, SPECTACULAg SCENERY million cubic meters. The res- -AN OUTDOOR ENTHUSIAST'S PARADISE...fishing, hiking, skiing, kayaking & more. days in my home starting The Northwest Stewardship Society is seeking a ponsibilities would include: • CULTURAL ACTIVITIES... lhe arts, theatre, entertainmentforfanrilies Septenlber. Qualifications Preparing payment associated include: love kids, like tn full time Watershed Stewardship Coordinator (WSC) to with delivered wood supply, The North West Community Health Services Society serves a regional area from the Queen enhance long-term fish habitat protection by promot- Preparing cost statements in have fun, assertive, happy, ing community awareness of fish habitat management Charlotte Islands to the west, to Atlin in the North, Houston to the' east, and Kitimat/Kemano patient, energetic, do crafLs accordance with company stan- to the south. The Society provides a variety of community health services to the 9 major issues and community involvement. The wsc would dards, Fulfilling statutory and communities and some native communities within the region. & activities with the kids & a also be responsible to restore and protect fish and fish related reporting requirements, driver's licence. References habitat by promoting and planning fish habitat restora- Prticipating as a key member of the Forestry Department. Desi- required. Send resume to tion activities in conjunction with community groups and by increasing awareness of interactions between red qualifications include: A 3rd- Mi,di, Site 9, Comp 238, land use and fish habitat. Candidates should have a 4th level accounting student RR3, Terrace, IIC, V8G 4R6 enrolled in a recognized ac- The successful candidate will provide: * independent practice working with clients in the degree in Biology or related field. Excellent writing counting program. An individual community • dynamic rehab team • varied caseload • educational support. In return, we require: or fax to 635-3416. ;rod computer skills are required. You must have the with accounting experience in • a recognized degree in OT/PT or Rehab medicine • minimum of 2 years experience, valid demonstrated ability to work effectively with a vohm- the forest industry. Only those driver's license = licensure with professional body • sense of humor. teer Board of Directors and with other staff members invited for an interview will be on a team basis. Familiarity with First nations and contacted. Please mail resumes lob Description and npplicatior| form available on request. Fisheries Renewal program administration would be an to the Office Manager, West asset. Preference will be given to residents of' Fraser Mills Ltd., 1250 Brown- Please direct all inquiries quoting competition #NW00:051 to: Dave Dennis, Continuing Care Northwest B.C. Resumes must be received by Friday, miller Rd., Quesnel, BC, V2J Manager, North West Community Health Services Society, 3412 Kalum Street, Terrace, BC, August I 1,2000 at 2:00 p.m. Send resumes to: 6P5 VSG 4T2. Tel: (250) 638-2272; Fax (250) 638-2264; e-mail [email protected] II w~er capable of J| Persrmael Committee II installingand II Northwest Stewardship Society 204-4630 Lazelle Avenue II fabricating II Terrace, B.C. II sawmill II V8G 1 $6 Fax: (250) 63%2698 ~l. equipment. JJ F,mail: [email protected] (Microsoft Word format) ATTENTION: TRAINING pro- gram for long haul trucking, job II Please send resume to II placement available. On the job Iraining, call 783-8040 or II Box 233, II 10877-763-8040 to start your II PartClements' B'C" II new career today. MJ Bloom- field Contractinq Ltd. The North West Community Health Services Society is inviting applications Northwt.~.t Community College, Terrace C;mtpus has an opening for .for the position of part-time Continuing Care Nurse (0.5 Home Care Nursing and 0.2 Long II v0,, 0 II CASUAL RELIEF worker want- a contiuning [)arl-iime, 25 hourrdweek Progr'mn Omcer in tile C(aitinuing ed for cleaning business. Must Term Care Case Management) based in our Hazelton office. Salary range: $21•40 - II or fax to II Education I)epann|ent. Flexible hours and some travel are required. Salary $26.50 per hour. have vehicle, be reliable and J~250-557-4590~#J will be in :lccordance with the CollectiveAgreement ~ith the College ;Ind willing to work llexible hours. In this position, you will use independence and initiative to plan, organize, implement ItCGliUSupport StaffScale, Level7. Experience an asset but not and evaluate professional nursing care for clients of all ages with chronic, acute, Reportingto the Coordinator, ConlinuingEducatiou the incumbenl will be necessary. Call 250-635-7834 palliative or rehabilitative health care needs in community settings. As the successful responsible for the developnlent,marketing, sales, uegoliatiooand monitoring (Sharon) of traiuing prugrmrlS, carrying Otll general duties =kS identified for Progr;un- applicant, you will act as a single contact point for Continuing Care Services and carry CERTIFIED MECHANIC re- out regular case management duties.with non-acute clients in the community. Officers. quired. Full time, long term job Tile preferred applicant will havea degree in a relevant area and demon- In a progressing honest shop, Qualifications: • Licensed to practice nursing tn the province of British Columbia under strafed experience In tile design, delivery,sales, marketi0g and financial man- the Registered Nurses Act • two years related experience within the past five years in lannerman ' l excellent benefits. Apply wllh agemeut of short-tenn trainlng. Preference will be given to individuals with a resume to Arvin at Minute Muf- acute care nursing and/or community home care nursing ,, additional post-basic courses practical knowledgeof the cuntmunltyand speci~skills or expertise that com- In gerontology and/or rehabilitation and/or psychology/psychiatry would be an asset fler & Brake 250-392-2855 or 1- ptetnent our current ConfirmingI.:ducatien te~tl 800-668-3994. • BSN or equivalent combination of education and experience preferred instalhngand l] The successfid applicam will have demonstrated excellent lulerpersonal, You may be required to use your own vehicle on Socleiy business and transportation operatingolder II conununication and organizational skills; facilitation aud negotiation skills; arrangements must meet operational requirement of the Society. The successful planer II exercise good judgment; coutdbute posJlivelyto team btdld!ngl handle ambi- REQUIRED applicant ts also subject to satisfactory references including e criminal record review. guity, multiple tasking and lime pressure alterations; and, Intentct effectively AN EXPERIEF A jab description may be obtained upon request. Your application must clearly Identlfy YatesA66. JJ with internal departments mid colnuuml!ypartner.qorganizations for the sac- how you meet the posted qualifications. cessful deliveryof contiuuing education and contract t~lning. Liftingfun|tture and carryinghen w boxes niay be required. Please direct all inquiries quoting competition #NW00:037 to: Sue Samuelson, Human Please send resume II We thank all applicants for their Interest, however, onlythose selected for . Resources Administrator, North West Community Health Services Society, 3412 Kelum Street, Terrace, B.C., V8G 4T2. Tel: (250) 638-2272; to Box 233, III an interviewwill be coruacted. Excellent salary Fax: (250) 638-2264; E-mail: [email protected] PodClements, B.C. II Resumes should be submitted not later titan August I l, 2000 to: offered. Starting Applications and resumes must be received no later than 4:30 p.m., August 4, 2000. VOT 1RO II Competition 00,0138 .. immediately. or fax to II I)ireclor,Iluman Resources Fax resumes for North West Community Health Services Soc/ety thanks all Interested applicantsl Box 726, Terrace, B.C.V8G 4X2 however, only those applicants who are selected for an interview will be contacted. 2s0.557-4590¢lj I"AX:(250) 635-3511 expression of interest to NORT! lV~JEST COMMUNITY COLI.EGE 250-635-4834 B8 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 2, 2000

COMMERCIAL TRANSPORT TWO UNITS avail immed. A MOBILE HOME pad in Skeena QUIET RETREAT. 2 bedroom CUSTOMER SERVICE Repre- Valley Trailer Park, $22~mo. 2 cozy fully equipped Cottage By sentative required immediately mechanic required. Assets MVI small 2 bdr basement suite in Certificate, Cummins Experi- town, utilities incl. $450/mo. A 2 bedroom apt., availimmediate- The Sea, Denman Island. Avail- in a convenience store. The ly, $350/mo. Phone 250-635- able all year round at weekly successful applicant must be once. Air conditioning certifi- br duplex in Thornhill utilities care. Wages commensurate extra, $375/mo.250-638-8639 4894 rates. Contact 250-335-0079 or able to converse with custom- email: [email protected] ers, be a team player and have with experience. Fax resume to 250-567-2790 a positive attitude. Experience i TERRACE APARTMENTS I in operating cash register, Lot- CURRENTLY HIRING experi- Newly Renovated2 BedroomAptsll tery terminal and handling cash enced highlead loggers. Call $500 per month II would be an asset, Able to work Sure.Spar at 250-562-8100 bet- • Freehot water/recreation 1 2 BDRM Double wide in quiet shift work and weekends. Apply ween 8 am - 5 pm • C;ose to school and hospital I adult park in Thornhill. 4 ap- NON-SMOKING professional in person with resume at Way- WANTED: FULL-Time part Call collect (250) 632..4308 1 pliances, NG heat, no pets. Non couple with dog looking to rent side Grocery (2000) 4711G time Housekeeper/Nanny for or cell (250) 639-4069 I smokers, Ref. Req. $500 ruth & quiet 3 bedroom home in Ter- Keith Ave., Terrace, BC. Fax American single parent. Must dmq dep/250-635-7411 race area for Sept. 1st. Acreage 250.635-9t01 and no phone preferred. Phone/fax 905-876- have ref., background check, 3 BEDROOM trailer. Available calls please. 0572 experience and willingness to rPARK MANOR APTS-' immediately. Newly renovated. EARN $200, $300, $500 per travel (4 months Smithers, 8 $600 month. 250-638-8052 WANTED FURNISHED 2 bed- week, assembling product In months Florida); Employer has 2 bedroom apt., room house from Sept. 1, 2000 your own home, send a self ad- local Smithars ref. 250-877- $600 ruth, includes heat. 3 BDRM top floor, FS, WD, FOR RENT, 14x70, 3 bedroom to Jan 1, 2001, or willing to 12x12 outdoor storage. Close to trailer in town, close to schools. dressed stamped envelope to: 6808 Close to swimming pool & house sit. Non-smokers, non- town. Large yard, no smoking, $650 per month or will sell for O.P.H. 6-2400 Dundas St. downtown. drinkers. 250-390-5454 days. West, Suite 541 ref 683 Missis- no pets. $700 mth. 250-635- $26,000. Phone 250-635-0892 250-752-0149 eves. saucla, Ont, L5K 2R8 EXPERIENCED ,, No pets. 5459 EXPERIENCED AUTOMOTIVE References required. 3 BEDROOM house in horse- salesperson for changing, FABRICATORS Ph. 635-3475 shoe. 2 bathrooms, W/D, F/S, TRAILER PAD aggressive Campbell River WANTED ALMARLIN BUILDING Garage. Excellent condition. dealership. Competitive benefit 3219 Eby Street Fenced yard. Good neighbour- FOR RENT package, good selection of new Send resume to: CLINTON" MANOR hood. No pets. $900/month plus 2 ACRE lots. Treed. Jackpine and pre-owned product. Op- Tel: (250) 635-7191 damage deposit. Ref required. Northern Steel Ltd. WE ARE TAKINGAPPLICATIONS in quiet park in flats on Woeste Ave. $55,000 + portunity to join great team. For Ground FI6or: Available Immediately. Call GST. Phone 250-638-8940 af- 9588 Milwaukee Way, FOR A BACHELORSUITE 250-615-7869 Thornhill. interview call Tim Fluter 10 am- 2,625 sq. ft. ' ter 6 p.m. noon, Mon-Fri. 250-287-9524. Prince Georger B.C. s420.00 month. CLEAN, WELL maintained, No pets or no parties. 39 ACRES on Nulki Lake. 650 Serving the North Island since V2N 5T3 AND ONE BEDROOMAPT. Second Floor: small 2 bedroom house in gorgeous lakefmnt and 400 1974. Call after 5 p.m. or s500.O0 month. 445 sq. ft. Thornhill. Stove, fridge, washer, creek frontage. Good access. FULL TIME caregiver wanted dryer, N/G heat. No pets No Ready to build on. Call Niho fax (250) 561-0112 One block from swimmingp~. 635-7467 for the Burns Lake area. Please parties. Call after 5pm. 260- Land and Cattle company. 604- No Pets, references~required. send resume to Box 507, Burns REASONABLE 635-7467. $575 per month. $230.00 per month 606-7900 Lake, BC, V0J 1E0 Available Sept. 1. Phone 635-3475 7 LOTS 33'x120' each. Laurier KAMAN INDUSTRIAL Technol- RATES FOR RENT 4 bedroom unit in St., New Hazelton, BC. Phone ogies, a large North American Job Terrace. Natural gas heat and 204-632-2383 or 250-635-4940 distributor f power transmission hotwater included. $850 month. and electro/mechanical process Opportunity Summit Square Deposit and references re- LAND FOR sale at Lakelse control products and services, quired. 250-798-9554 Lake 144' frontage 66' road al- Frontier Chrysler has the Apartments lowance 1.08 acres undevel- seeks candidates for the posi- LARGE 2 bedroom lower du- following positions LOOKING FOR roommate to oped southside, Evenings 250- tion of Professional account, 1 & 2 Bedroom plex. Fridge, Stove, washer, share trailer in Thornhill. No 635-9063 Manager, at our Terrace ranch available: dryer. Walking distance to pets. Call 250-635-4260 to ar- Units 2 BDRM suite in 1/2 duplex, no Location. Responsibilities in- • PARTSMAN downtown. $675 per month, in- ranqe interview. LARGE FULLY serviced build- clude managing an assigned • Quiet & Clean pets, downtown area, avail im- ing lot in new executive subdivi- cludes heat. 250-635-9202 ROOMMATE WANTED close sales territory, increasing mar- - Experience Preferred • No Pets mediately. Call 250-638-1902 sion on the bench. $38.000. MAIN SUITE in bright, newer to town and buses, ref. req. ket share and profitability, and • Ample Parking 2 BDRM townhousc. Clean • SERVICE ADVISOR home, 4 bedroom, 2 bath, 5 ap- Leave messacle 250-635-9036 250-635-0646 utilizing the company's resourc- • Laundry Facilities quiet. Fridge/stove. Suitable for pliances, sundeck, storage TRAILER WITH addition on a • SALESPERSON SINGLE FEMALE Working or es to provide superior products • Close to Schools & professional couples. No pets. shed, garden space, cable in- lease lot on Babine Lake, Gra- student to share 2 bedroom apt. and services to our customers. We offer a good work- Hospital Ref. required.Phone 250-635- cluded, electricity Included. nisle. $35,000. 250-697-2720 with couple. No parties. Clean, Responsibilities will also include • On Bus Route 3796 Only $980 month, avail. Aug. ing environment with quiet, $350 month. Utilities In- assisting with the inside sales • Security EntranCe 2 BEDROOM duplex $475/ 1st. Call 250-635-0634 for appt. competitive wages and cluded. 250-638-8387 operations of the branch. Ex- o. On site Building Manager month. 1 bedroom house $395/ to view. perience in power transmission benefits. Please apply to • Basketball, Volleyball & month. 1 bedroom trailer $350/ THORNHILL- 4 bedroom home products or related Industrial Mark Bandstra in person Racquetball Courts month. All in Thornhill. No pets. large fenced yard. Close to product lines preferred. Inter- or call 847-4266 SENIOR CITIZENS WELCOME Ref. required. Phone 250-635- schools & playground. Large ested candidates should fax Ask for Monica Warner 9530 shop, pets welcome. Available 4 LIGHT industriallots. Corner their resume to 801-975-2039 FRONTIER CHRYSLER Sept. 1st. $800 plus damage of Greig and Clinton, $114,500. or apply in person at the Terr- i Call: 635-4478 2 BEDROOM, 1 1/2 bath town- deposit. 250-635-4246 BC'S BEST Vacation Value. Phone • 250-635-8284 or 250- ace branch location at 2901-D house on east side. Stove and 638-6910 Fridge included. W/D hookups. THREE BEDROOM townhouse Packages perfect for couples & Kenney Street, Terrace, BC, 40X100 3 bay building. Property m~ No pets. $600 month. 250-635- and two bedroom upper half of families. $69.95 pp/dbl occ + V8G 3E8. Visit us on the web at fenced, both with alarms. Ver- 5213 duplex on Southside. Close to taxes. Includes 9 holes of golf, www.kaman-ind-tech.com satile building in developing schools and hospital. Available mountain bike rental, senic HUNTINGTON 3 BDRM duplex Thornheights, area. (Quesnel). 250-747-4638 LAKE BABINE Nation Job Aug. 1 and Sept. 1. $600 and charlift ride, swimming & tennis Posting. Woyenne Day Care is EXPERIENCED CARPENTER f/s, n/g, fenced yard, near bus & at sports centre. First class ac- eves. Richard Thornton Construction. APARTMENTS store, damage deposit, refer- $525 month. Call 250-635-9467 now accepting applications for a comodation at Nancy Greene's 5000 SQ.FT. commercial build- Available for renovations, re- ences, by appt. only, Avail Sept. after 4:00 pm. short term Early Childhood Edu- Taking Applications Charity Lodge 1-800-244-8424, ing. Prime downtown location, cator. Qualifications: ECE Basic pairs or new construction. 25 1st. Leave voicemail 250-638- UPPER LEVEL of 3 bedroom Woodlands at Sun Peaks 1- years experience.Call Richard Now Quesnel BC, $350,000 OBO. certificate. Infant/Toddler Certifi- 5423 House, F/S, W/D, DW, Gas 888-659-2211 Central Reserva- Call for more info. 250-398- 638-8526. for1 & 2 fireplace. Close to hospital and cate an asset. Standard First 3 BEDROOI~S, fddge and tions 1-800-807-3257 or • 8728 EXPERIENCED CARPENTER. school. Avail Aug. 1. $900 Aid Certificate. Must have Bedroom suites stove included. Close to store www.sunpeaksresort.com Jurgen Mattheis. 635-7810. month, utilities included, 250- INCOME PRODUCING proper- Cdminal Record Check (avail- , Clean. quietrenovated suites and school. Call anytime. No KITIMAT BED & Brd~kfast "Mi- Housing, renDs, office remodel- 635-5992 ty, commercial residential, gov- able at the centre). Knowledge • Ampleparking pets, no smoking, no parties. nette Bay Lodge" By shore of ing. Independent distributor of ernment contract for portion, of Lake Babine Nation an asset. , Laundryfacilities on eachfloor 250-635-5174 the Douglas Channel. Heavenly Sun-Free vinyl products. .-..;~.~= ~) two bedroom, commercial lo- Duties: Plan, implement, and oClose to schools& downtown 4 BEDROOM house. Close to Feather beds. Ultimate wee- cale; owners very motivated; evaluate developmentally ap- FULLY CERTIFIED & regis- * On bus route school & hospital. 1 1/2 bath- kend getaway. Picture perfect low eighty,s, Call 250-690-7401 tered builder available for cus- propriate activities and experi- , Sg/:0rityentrance rooms, carport, patio, work- et it honeymoon retreat. Phone 250- or'250-690-7463 or Fax 250- tom homes, renovations and .r,G , ~ www.paguide.comI ences in accordance with • On site management shop, w/large family room. 632-2907 690-7553 additions. Call Doug Matthews child's goal and objectives. En- , No pets Available August 1. To view call at 250-635-0646 sures that the child's environ- I Reference°P- required' 250-635-2747 ment is healthy and safe. LOOKING FOR full time work. call Ensures positive communica- Driver with truck, 1993 Peter- To view tion. In cooperation with Day built, 6 axle with jeep, 12 years Care Coordinator and other of experience, references avail- 638-1748 professionals to. develop and able. 250-847-4859 implement individual Education Program Plan. Willing to pro- PRECISELY RIGHT MOVING. vide one-to-one support when TRUCK and 28' trailer en- 608BASEMENT needed. Please forward resume closed, and new 32' trailers, will SUITE ly in confidence to: Kathy David- protect your goods across town or across country. Will assist, or :!i:i:i$!:;::::.:~' son, Coordinator, Lake Babine load for you. Reasonable rates. " 1 BEDROOM basement suite Nation, Woyenne Day Care, PO Terrace at 615-0002 or 638- for rent. Close to town. No pets. Box 879, Burns Lake, BC, V0J 6969 (cell). References & darlnage deposit 1E0, Fax 250-692-4804 or 250- required. Available immediately. 692-4790. Application Deadline: STRONG, HONEST, Depend- 250-638-8874 Aug. 11, 2000 at 4:00pro. No able young man looking for 1 BEDROOM basement suite, phone calls please work. Painting, mowing grass, ..~:~.~:~:~ .~:~j:~.~.~.~!',. cleaning, etc. References Avail- nice and clean freshly painted, LOOKING FOR a part time 450 month, quiet location, Call 1! able. Call Eric at 250-635-4379 clerk in Clothing Store. Steady 250-638-8544 or 250-615-7734 hours, flexible schedule. Reply or 250-615-8707 Due to the to File # 67, Terrace Standard, 1 BEDROOM basement suite, 3210 Clinton, Terrace, BC, V8G 604 suitable for one person. Bright, B.C. Day Holiday 5R2. APARTMENTS clean and faldy quiet; fridge, on August 7, 2000 The LUNDROMAT ATTENDANT stove and utilities incl. Must be N/S non-partier. $550/mo. 250- required for full time position. 1 BEDROOM duplex - 4657 La- Seniors welcome to apply. 638-8436 will have early zelle. Available Sept. 1 $450 -TERRACE Please bring/mail resume to month. Must be quiet and reli- 2 BDR. Basement Suite, $500 4637 Lazelle Ave., Terrace, BC, able. References required. 250- month, includes utilities, no pets deadlines to meet V8G 1$8 798-2000 and no smoking. References re- quired, 250-635-1251 MACHINIST REQUIRED. Au- 1&2 BEDROOM apartments their press deadlines tocad 14 drafting technician re- STANDARD available for rent. Water includ- 2 BEDROOM apartment, newly quired with 2D/3D experience. ed, no pets, Quiet and clean, renovated. $500/month. Hot Fax resume to Rick at 250-847- close to hospital. Call 250-635- water included. Recreation and 5992 4478 laundry. On site manager, No NEIGHBOURHOOD Playhouse pets. Ref. Required. Available ECE Centre, a group daycare in 1, 2, 3, bdr apt. Avail immd, On June 1st. Rent to purchase Smithers, BC, is seeking an site management. Ref reqd. available. 250-635-0662 or 250- Early Childhood Educator. Posi- 635-6428 or 638-0015 or 615- 615-6762 tion requires a person with their 0345 2 BEDROOM basement suite, ECE certificate, and preferably, 2 BEDROOM end unit, and 1 laundry facilities, close to their Infant and Toddler Diplo- bedroom apt., NG heat, hot wa- schools & town, shared back- ma. Responsibilities will include ter, central location. More info yars, ret. required. 250-635- guidance and supervision of call 250-635-6611 5139 after 5. either 4 infants & toddlers, or 8 3 BEDROOM apt $650 month, 2 BEDROOM basement suite. All Display And Classified Display preschoolers, as well as coordi- 3 bedroom apt. $725 month. 5 Good for couole, Available Im- nating, planning and implement- app, minutes from downtown, mediately. No pets allowed. Advertising Copy and word classifieds ing age-appropriate programs, Avail Aug. 1, ref. req. and Dam- Close to downtown. 250.635- Applicants must be enthusiastic age deposit. No pets. 250-635- 2153 for the August 9 T" Terrace Standard is and confident with strong com- 5954 munication skills. Please con- NEWLY REND. 2 bdrm base- AVAIL. IMMED. attractive 1 mentsuite, $500month heatin. tact Debra Turton for further de- bedroom suite. $425/month, + tails at (250) 847-5599. Position cluded, 250-615-4747. Avail. THURSDAY, AUGUST 3 at deposit. Utilities included. 250- able Au~,15. begins September 1st, 2000. 638.8482 Deadline for applications is ONE BEDROOM suite ground August 1st, 2000. Please send CLEAN, QUIET, 2 bedroom du- level. For single person. Nice resumes to: PO Box 3953, plex, 1/2 block to Copper Moun. and clean. No pets. No smok. 4:00 p.m. Smithers, BC, V0J 2N0 tain School, Non-smoking. ing. Damage deposit, ref. re. Laundry hookups. Fridge, quired. Available Immediately, OUR BUSY Dental Practice is stove, Gas furnace. R40. $550 F/S. cable and utilities included. OFFICE CLOSED AUGUST 7, 2000 currently seeking a full time Hy- + deposit 250-635-4200 $400 month. Close to down- genlst. Exc. hours. Please fax FOR RENT: 2 bedroom apt at town. 250-635-6730 resume to 604-792-3790 or call Summit Square recently refin- 604-852-7848 WELL LIT spacious 1350 sq.ft OFFICE HOURS: ished, incl. hot water, laundry Basement suite, Separate en- i • facilities, raquetball courts, trance 2 bedrooms with new TUESDAY- FRIDAY 8:30 A.M.- 5:00 P.M. i i~ THE CHIOCES Program (Ter- $525 month plus damage de. carpet, shared laundry, very race & District Community Serv- posit. Call 250-636-0404 quiet location on bench. No ices) is looking for Casual/On- NEAR NEW, bright, spacious 2 pets, no smoking. Ref. required, Call employees, Applicants bdrm apt. Onstte caretakers, 5 $650/month plus utilities. 250- PHONE 638-7283 must be 19 years of age. If you appliances, NG fireplace, mini 615-0107 have Grade 12 and are interest- storage, NO pets, references FAX 638-8432 ed In working with people who required. $750/month, 250-635- are developmentally delayed, 6248 TERRACE and you are willing to obtain a: ONE BEDROOM apt. Cable Level 1 First Aid Ticket, Class 4 and laundry facilities. New man. 3 BEDROOM, 8 plex apt. $700 Driver's License, TB & Tetanus, egement on site. No pets month, Drag dep, no pets, F&S, iii/ il Criminal Record Checks, 101ease. 250-615-5441 laund~ facilities, 250-638-1094 Please pick up Information at FOR LEASE: 1300 sq.lt In 4916 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, QUIET CLEAN 2 bdrm. apt close to town. Laundry facilities, unique English theme shopping STANDARD BC. For more Information call centre in Salmon Arm, Great the Choices Offices at 250.635- Reasonable rent, Rel reqd, 3210 CLINTON STREET,TERRACE, B.C. V8G 5R2 616.7665 or 635-5653. potential. 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Horseshoe - 4737 Strau me Ave Excellent Neighbourhood In Horseshoe Peaceful and Bright Home $108,000 Close to schools, 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, N/G Heat & Excellent neighbourhood at dead end street. Awaits new :i: ,,., < OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 11 =z.m. - 3 p.m. hot water. Wood fireplace, brick patio & new deck. Has owners. 4402 Munroe Street. 1300 sq. ft., full basement, security system and includes 3 ma or appliances. Updated 4 bedrooms, 2 living rooms, large rec. room, 2 baths, +/- 1,040 sf with partial basement, 2 bedrooms, carpet &. flooring. Partially finished basement, arge many improvements. Yard has fruit trees, berries, green + 1 down, fridge, stove, washer, dryer, fenced yard, private ~ard with storage shed on cement pad. house, storage shed, 2 car garage. small shop, shed Asking $154,900 Asking $140,000. Located at 4904 Lambly. Phone Michelle at 250-615-0107 View Anytime 635-3494 Call 250-635-5371 for details or to view. for details or to view.

Horseshoe- 3412 Eby St. New Strata Title Duplex $154,900 OBO Immaculate Rancher - 4907 Lambly Close to schools and town cent,,~.r. 4 bedrooms, 2 In Horseshoe. Many renovations within 4 years, 3 #2-4937 Lazelle Ave. full bathrooms. Jacuzzi tub, Shower, N/G Heat - bedroom, large master bedroom with ensuite. Designed for Seniors or could be excellent starter home. Two N/G fireplaces. Air con.ditioning, home Carport and plenty of room for parking. Fenced yard 960 square feet, single car garage, oak kitchen cabinet, L se( rity system. 5 major aplolic:~nces. LargeDura" I ii 'withshed. Close to schools and downtown. Indudes ~paved driveway. Priced at $125,000 " ' '~:: ~di 1~. VeFticcil'ahd miili ,.,,u.,~..~,.,....-..:,r,-LDllnaf~ In all tne rooms,,, I~'~.'i, B,uiltlnDishwasher. N/G HSat, paved driveway. Will ' ii iC)~b'en HouseFri Aug 4 'h 7:00 pm,9i00pm ; .." Updated, new hardwood floor s and new carpets.' Ill ' '''~ - ..... consider trade. Sat. Aug. 5 'h 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm Call (250) 635-29113 for more III Asking $134,000. For more information phone details or to ~riew i[J Phone 250-638-1587 250-638-1648

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1150 SQ.FT, 3 bedrooms up, 2 bedrooms down, 2 1/2 baths• , ~ -'.-c '|-- J':l 14X70 THREE bedroom mobile 2 STOREY cottage located at CHARMING SMALLER home REDUCED: 3 bedroom house Exceptional condition. Main home with two additions fro Lakelse Lake on private park- on Skeena River. Large lot, gar- with 5 appliances, family room, flooor freshly painted and new 1152 sq.ft, fenced berry bushes like setting, Beautifully land- den, shed, 4 appliances. Natu- basement'deck'carp°rt'shed'bath'Cabinetsrofinished'Base" on double pad. 80 ft. frontage. scaped on large 75'x200' lot. ral gas, heat/hot water. Won- fruit trees, mini fish-pond, gar- ment 80% complete with out- OutstandingAhievemE,r Includes washer, dryer, fridge, Downstairs: kitchen, dining derlul neighbours. Asking den plott. $123,000. With ex- side basement entrance, In- stove and air conditioner. Call room, and bathroom. Upstairs: $105,000. Phone 250-635.1674 pensive furniture, $125,000. cludes 5 appliances, gas stove I,/ , ,, Houston 25%845-7712 Master bedroom. A great retire- FOR SALE or rent to own. 4 Call 250-635-0855 & dryer. Extralarge lot on out- skirts of city. Presently rented. 2 ACRES in Jackplne Flats on ment home, Asking $70,000. bedroom home on 4 1/2 acres. RIGHT ACROSS Hospital and Re/Max of Terrace iii!~i!!~:~ For more Into call 250.798-2456 Asking $109,000. Interested iii::i::i:~:: main road, fully serviced w/un- Close to town. Owner motivated Elementary school, 3 bedroom parties call 250-961-2298 or derground wiring, natural gas, 4517 CEDAR Cres, View prop- to sell. Call Dave 780-991-3800 starter home. Corner lot with 25o.56t.21o2, congratulates guest cabin, sheds, landscaped erty - 2.8 acres Executive 1700 LARGE HOME at Lakelse greenhouse, Must sell this year, sq.ft, home Price $259,000. Call 3 BEDROOM home, Finished w/a 1996 3 bdrm, 3 appl. Lake. 3 + bedrooms, 2 baths, $95,000 OBO. Call George basement. 1124 sq.ft. New roof 14'x70' mobile home w/a 3 250-635-1543 or 638-1977 natural gas heat, beautifully 250.635-4783 Sheila Love • and other improvements, Large il:i::. i room 14'x43' addition. Asking BEAUTIFUL LAKESHORE landscaped and fenced lot. SOUTH OF Burns Lake, 120 lot, Treed and landscaped with $121,000 ODD. Ph. 25%635- Home, 4000 sq.ft., 3 living ar- Large 20'x40' fully mixed ant acres with 2000 sq,ft, home. small greenhouse. Near Up- on ~i~i 7364 evenings or leave a mes- eas, 2 kitchens, 5 bedrooms, 21 plumbed workshop. Large 960 sq.ft shop, Scenic view of lands School. Asking $145,900. sage, 1/2 bathrooms, Basement suite., greenhouse, Reduced to Ootsa Lake, $139,000, 1-403- 250-638-7730 double garage, large deck, hol~; $160,000, For more Into call 202-0725 "Outstanding ~:':: 3 BR home, unfinished base- 2.BDRM Apt. new paint, car- tub, satellite, wharf, $310,000. 250-798-2456 TRADES WELCOME, Triplex - Phone 250-692-7773 ment, carport wood/oil heat & pets, upgraded bathroom, over NEAR 6ARKERVILLE. 3 bedrooms, 1250 sq.ft, 2-2 drilled well. Friendly community Achievement" i 800 sq,ft, balcony, southern ex- CABIN ON Hudson Bay Moun:. Equipped business facility and bedroom suites, 720 sq.ff each. of Topley, TLC needed. Owner posure, Get out of the renting taln, wired, propane stove, "1 furnished house trailer on 2 Updated inside. Natural outside. financing open to discussion. for the month of June. In recognition rut. Good investment too. Call b~droom with loft, kitchen, livinla good lots, $35,000. Phone Lor- R40 perfect home office/busi- 250-692-3239 or 250-692-3484 260-615.6762 or 250-635.0662 room, balcony, great viev~r, na Rob 250-994-3201 or 604- ness, Near school, 3972 Oobbie this accomplishment, Sheila is pleased $38,000. 250-845-2:181 278.1641 St, $140,000. 250-635-4200 4 BDRM, 1 1/2 bath house on 2 BEDROOM house w/guest full basement near uplands to make this month's donatio~ to the room and loft, natural gas heat, CHARMING HERITAGE home L NEW LOG Cabin with metal YEAR ROUND 2 bdrm trailer school, Large landscaped lot, 2 bay garage w/workshop, Four bedrooms, Douglas ~ ir foor, new windows, 17'x26' plus located at Lakelse Lake on a ,natural gas heat, wood fire- Northwest Loggers Monument Fund.. greenhouse & storage shed. flooring, high ceilings, fenc~ d loft. You remove, Reduced to 80x200 lot, N/G, beautiful year place, modem colors, Asking 75x200 ~ff.lot. located Lakelse yard, Glassed In verand,~hs, fi ill $19 900. Phone 250-877-g089 round creek. For further Into $145,000, Drive by 4024 Mu- basement. Close to town. Lake. Asking $120,000. Phone 250.796-9586 nroe or call 250-638-8639 to 250.798.2523 $144 900, 260.635.3020 view B10 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 2, 2000 Generations of skilled union carpenters have built KEN'S the cities and towns around us. We have built TER"C"E something else as well.., a union that has upheld MARINE ~_~ [~HRVSLEF II standards of decent wages and benefits for working CHRYSLER people and continues to be a strong voice for 1998 Honda CJvlc EX 1999 Honda Accord LX Honda '98 Jeep Grand Cherokee construction workers. 5 sad,4 cyl,Low km Auto,4 cyl,Lo~l Kms. Goldwing Laredo, 6 cyol.,Auto, Air, Tilt, $16,995 $23,9!)5 Cruise, Windows, Locks & More 1996 Chev SlO Blazer 4x4 1997 Per~tzlac $5,500.00 $25,995 V6,Auto,NC 4dr,was $21,995 Grand An 1 GT '96 Jeep Grand Cherokee $19,995 4 cy!,5spd,NC, fully loaded,spoiler Laredo, 4door, 4x4, 6 cycl., $16,99.5 Auto, A/C, Tilt, Cruise, 1990 Mazda 16' Misty River Windows, Locks B2600 1 Cab Plus 1988 Grand Cm:avan SE 40 Merc& Trailer 4x4,4 Cyl,Auto, Canopy, Bush Guard 6 cyl,,Auto, 7 Pa~enger $21,995 $7,995 $4,995 $3,199.00 '98 Dodge Quad Cab 4x4 1998 Dodge Ram 1994 Pathfinder LE Laramie SLT,V8, Auto, Air, Tilt, Cruise, Windows, Quad Cab 4x4,Leather Interio}', Auto, V6 SLT,4x4, Short Box, 318 Auto,fully $22,995 •! 993 Yamaha Locks & more loaded Wave Blaster $27,995 $27,995 1995 Honda Acct ~rd EX-R V6, FullyLoaded, At !tomatic 700 cc '97 Dodge.D~ta 1994 EXPLORERXLT $19,995 4 Door,4x4,Auto *2,995.00 4X4, ~~ruise, $16,995 1996 Plymouth Grand Voyager LE ,~21,995 6 cyl,,Auto, Fully LoadeO', One Owner 1996 Seadoo 1997 Subaru Legacy GT $18,995 GSX '96 Dodge Club Cab Sedan,AWD,Auto,CD, NO, Cruise,Tilt, Canopy. Only4O,O00k 1992 Subaru Ltlyale $4,995.00 $18,995 $24,995 4x4Wagon, 5 SAd, ,1Cyl $7,995 '98 DodgeRam QuadCab 1991 Volkswagen 2352 Bayliner 2500, 4x4, V8, Air, Cruise,Tilt, Passat GL 1992 Eagle Talol~zTSI Trophy Windows, Locks & More 5 spd,,NC,Low Kms. All WheelDrive $29,995 $8,995 $9,995 V8 kicker,full load $45,995.00 '94 Dodge Ram 1990 Pontiao Sunbird GT 1995 Honda Coulp~eSi 2500, 4x4,V8,5 spd. Turbo,5 slXl. PowerRoof, 5 spd. ONLY $9,995 $6,995 $13,995 Johnson '93 DodgeDakota Club Cab l~lb 1994 GMC SLE 1/2 Ton Short Shaft LE, 4x4, V8, Auto, Air 4x4,Auto,8 cyl, Canopy,t.oaded • 4hp $12,995 COURT ORDERED Sale! Ex- $-6,995 ' $14,995 cellent opportunity to own a one 16' Double Eagle. 198{ $soo.oo '97 ChyrslerSebring LXI bdrm furnished unit in the Newly rebuilt 90 HP Merc. 1999 Honda Civic V6, Auto,Air, Cruise,Tilt, "Grande Isles Resort" on fabu- IHOMES Automatic,4 Door,Sedan 2000 HondaCivi DX Hatchback Good full cover canvas. Windows, Locks,& More lous Babine Lake. Asking on ly ~ith H~a,v $17,995 .tint,Alloy Wheels, 5 spd.,CD, Low Kms. 1~/ Equipped for skiing & fishing. $16,995 BOAT $18,995 $10,000 for title. These units Solid older trailer. $5000 OBO. are in rental pool to generate in- ~:~ ~ i "~:'~~ J 25o-635-1877 1988 Honda~c~ RENTALS ~~i~ 1992 Eagle Premier FORD• come when you are not therel ~'~#'~!~] 20 .P Merc'--'--'---~ngood condition AVAILABLE Great summer or winter get ~~1 with fuel tank, $500 OBO, 250- ~~~ FullyL0aded,Air, Cruise, Till' & More '98 Ford F15P~vCab away. 1st class condition and 635-3707 or 250-635-3265 any- $6,995 $6,995 4x4, XLL:~!~riat, well maintained. Call now to t,me 18' Angler Eric F Saugstad, Real Estate 1~ 1997 Chrysler Cirru,.~ LXl Agent, at 250-692-3558 or fax ~~ 6 cyl.,Aut0,Low Kms. OceanBoat; ~E"$27,995 IJ. • MOdULaR~StOREy 'e~...,...- ~~el ~.~ beam, Hydraulic steering, 225 to 250-692-4143 $~'~,995" $16,995 150 hp Mariner ~ CUTE COUNTRY Home, 80 I • 5ZNGLEWADES ~ hp Johnson, needs work, trailer, '91 Ford F250 acres, fenced corral, East of I ...... ""\ Modular Optional items, GPS plotter, ra- 4 Wheel Drive,V8, Auto, Air, New Hazelton, 5-appls., wood- i/ " -,Ik~ Home dar, 2-sounders, UNF Radio, '6,495:00 Cruise, Tilt, Canopy stove/electric heat, Outdoor Ad- L,tl~O~r~ Store many more items, $30,000 duo. mmi i2ZD $8,995 venture. $133,000. 250-842- J \'~" ~ CornerofHart 250-847-3095 4838HWY 16 W,TERRACE o~-~ 1-800-665-1990 63t |-8171 6285 ] ~ Hwy& eellamy tm '94 Ford Tempo EAGLE HOMES Hwy 1 West 13151 Bellmy, Prince George orig. hrs. on 350 chev, volvo 4 cyl., Auto 280 leg. ,New 9.9 4 stroke Ya- Salmon Arm Large selection of IIg; ~;,¢:; ~ t~ll $8,495 maha on new aluminum i~ : 862 BOATs /i; i: Double Wides and 14" wides all sw/grid. Anchor winch, Ioran, sale priced new double wide i MARINE sounder, VHF, stereo, etc., like '98 Ford F250 XL $39,900. New double wides new heavy E-Z Ioadr galv. trail- 4x4, Reg Cab,V8 $49,000. 1-877-604-6637 Toll 1977 HONDA CB360T' motor- NO, 5 spd free 250-835-4728 er asking $24,900. Phone 250- cycle. Excellent conditi~.-,n. Re- 635-5371 $24,995 JACKPINE FLATS - 3 bedroom [Marine Surveysl cently redone. Must set~! $500 home w/basement on 2.3 acres. EARLY 1960 17' Fiberglass OBO. 250-638-6263 or 250- 1978 2 door V8 Cadillac. $1000 Wacanda Boat. Has fiberglass |/~\ 250-622-2966 / 1973 16' Triple E Travel Trailer. Shop included. $115,000. 250- 615-8834 '97 Ford Mustang GT obo. 250-635-4640 top and sides. 1954 50 HP 3 way fridge, stove, sleeps 4, 635-4246 /~'k~ Toll Free / VB, AirConditioning,Windows, 1988 PONTIAC Tempest, no Johnson Motor is on home awning. $1500. Good condition. Tilt, Locks, Cruise SORRENTO PLAC~,Manufac- rust, new, brakese V6 standard,,, made tralteK~$:t200 OBO. 250- ~..L~ 1-888'330.7878 j 250-635-3398 t u red ~ H'o'~e"! Pail( 16cat~0 oh ...... $21,995 A/C, automatic win~o~Ns, etc, 635-0926 1977 TERRY Travel trailer. 25' ,Shoswap ;;Lake,.show~horne on 110,000 kin. Excellent condi- ft. that sleeps four. New tires, site, boat launch, club house, SAILBOAT 17' Classic gaff rig tion. $2800 DaD. 250-635-9592 Concordia Sloop. Nine species 1981 15FT Komfort Lite travel H/water tank; w/pump. In very ;M adult park, Eagle Homes Sal- or 250-615-5551 mon Arm 1-877-604-6637 toll varnished wood. Built by master trailer. Queen size bed, 3 pc good condition. Rear bedroom with bath/shower. Phone 250- free 250-833-4728 1990 COUGAR XR7, super- shipwright, Cover, galvanized bathroom, 3 way fridge, E' burn- '95 ChevroletTahoe LT charged, auto, lowered mags, YAMAHA FZR 1000 Mint con- 845-7558 (Houston) $6300. V8, Auto, 4dr, 4x4. STARTER HOME or income trailer. Excellent condition. er stove. Weighs only 28(.)0 Ibs. CD player, power sunroof, pow- Beautiful, fun to sail. 250-846- dition, 15,000 km, 2rid owner, Can be towed with 6 cyl. tE'xcel- TENT TRAILER. Sleeps 6. $28,995 property. Cute updated two er seats etc. Nice & clean. bike cover included. $5,200. bedroom home. Large fenced 9636 lent condition. 250-567-51 ~8 in $700. 250-615-0321 $9500. (obo). Call 250-845- 250-847-6004 Vanderhoof. $3800 OBO. '97 ChevroletXCab backyard. To appreciate this 7600 eves or 250.845-3719 4x4 Silverado home it must be seen. Vendor days. (Houston) Ii- VS,Auto, NC, Tilt, Cruise, is motivated and willing to trade IMMACULATE: 1991 Buick Ri- WindowLocke, Leather Spodside for a larger home. $84,500. Was $27,995 250-638-7688 viera coupe. 120,000 kms. Summer Driven. Stored in win- NOW $25,995 WELL MAINTAINED 2 bed- ter. $10,000 abe. Call 250-845- room home with vinyl siding, 3406 '90 newer roof, skylight in bath, pa- Chevrolet Suburban 4x4, V8, Auto,Air, Cruise,Tilt, 7 tio off the eating area and vinyl LIKE NEWI 1997 Honda Civic Take to the open road windows. Beautifully land- Coupe. Air/auto/ 6 disc CD PassengerSeating scaped yard fully fenced with player. N/S, female driven. $10,995 storage shed and greenhouse. 70,000 kms. $16,000 OBO. Lisa 250-635-8181. $87,500 250-558-5397 '95 Chevrolet Cavalier WE'LL MISS our beautiful 2 Door,4 cyl.,Auto unique large home on',48 acre Performance, comfort & style ror every road trlp with : $7,995 river frontage with lovely flower NotOqty these standard reatures: • .~.~L,, - ' - ,~ ~ beds, lush berries, fruit trees & • 2.3L16.Valve VTEC Engine - DuaIFrontAirbags (SRS) • • AutomaticTransmission • IndependentDouble. *~ E '96 ChevroletCamam Z-28 garden. 7 bdrms, 3 extra rooms, 1984 DELTA Royale Oldsmo- WishboneSuspension with Coil Springs T-Top,NC, Tilt, Cruise, 2 fireplaces, patio deck over- bile 53,000 km PW, PS, T/S CC looking beautiful river & moun- $3000 obo. 1979 Ford F250 Ex- Cass., pw, pl .. C[C.FIeeDual Heated AU ConditioningPower Side Mir,ors VALUEPRICE ! YOUI~ $21,995 rain view. Quick Bale Reduced tracab 4x4 auto rebuilt. Like • Anti-Lock Brakes (ABS) ADVA TA I~ Price $149,000. Call 250-635- new $3000 obo. 1998 SRX ,o .w.,ow,.oooBut,o Also these exclusive SE extras= 52 ;9 S tap t,:,~ "~'~ " 9359 700cc Yamaha 141 Longtrack 94 ~Che '~,'~:~ "~,'~,A~Jzer $7500 obo. Call 250-635-0671 • Alloy Wheels • CD P~ayer, Remote t message 250-615-8182 leytess Entry with Security, Body. Coloured Side Mouldings - and mo,e! ~,,995 1988 FORD F350 van, diesel. Many new parts including trans- •" •' "rake tl 71e roa d less '92 Pontiac mission, 15 ft. fiberglass box, Grand Am GT Good rubber. Contact Queens- Tilt, Cruise,Window Locks way mini-storage 250-638. s26250 GREAI.• ..,. trave[[ed.f/swith c(~n ence! $9,995 0204. Price $11,500 1990 F250 Ford 4x4 In good ,,,,._,, r.,;.,.. ,.o.,. . condition. $7000 obo, 250-635- '94 Chevrolet Cavalier 3707 or 250-6353265 Anytime. ' :Fg£APF • The ultimate t~scape artist for any road you choose. Auto,Air & more Incredlbtywellbequlpped with= $8,995 1991 FORD extended cab 4x4 • 2.OL 16.Vat ve Aluminum Alloy Engine ~.~ 1/2 ton 165 km runs well. • Lilt.Out Piddle Table = CFC-Free Air 165,000 km $7350. Call 250. Conditioning ,, AutomaticTransmission #.p' IMPORTS 638-0484 : • AlloyWheel s • KeylessRemote Entry • CDPiayerwUh 4 Speakers•Anti.Lock ~ CR-V~ 1995 FORD F350 Crew Cab Canada's#! '97 Suzuki Sidekick 4x4 - on extended warranty, Brakes(ASS) • PowerWindows& OooF SellingCompact JLX, Sport,4Dr, 4x4,windows, Locks• Body..ColouredMinors 8, Door SportUtility" locks & more 150,000 kin. Well maintained, Handles 460 ci on both gas and pro. NOW $16,995 pane, 5th wheel tow kit c/w box liner, jockey box & headache '95 Hyundai Sonata rack. Asking $17,500 OBO. Auto, Air, Cruise,Tilt, Phone 250.845-3733 days, Windows, Locks 250-845-2652 eveninqs, $10,995 USED CANOPIES' For salel =..... L,[?;,.;= n.a.,. 1999 Ford Super-Duty shodbox t93 Toyota Camry 14X70 MOBILE Northern Pack- and 1999 GM shodbox canopy. Auto, Air, Tilt, Cruise, age, 1 112 baths, NO. Asking $785 ea. obo. Ask for Brent. Power Locks, Windows $34,500. 250-638-0730 250-e45.2244 or 1.B00-665- 3151 $12,995 19a3 14x70 Mobile Home. 6" walls, sunken living room. '90 SUZUKI LT250 4WD Quad ~|~ ...... '95 Honda Civic I $24,900. 1979 14'x70' $18,900. Runner, only 1,300 kin, winch, full racks, 3 range transfer case 4 door,Tilt Free delivery. Call Leon 250- $11,995 692-3375 including differential lock. $3,200. 250-846-5998 eve. 31978 BENDEX leader 250-847.2237 days. Ask for Ty- '94 Toyota Corolla 14x70. 2 additions, (8x20 & son. 4 door,Auto, Am/Fm 8x25) 4 bedrooms, patio $9,995 door. Completely refinished f, bathroom. In Pine Park. 4838 HWY 16 W, TERRACE Dealer#9662 1-8U0-665-1990 • 638-8171 $39,500. 250-635-1454 MOBILE HOME southslde fami- 16 1/2 Starcraft Bowrider, TERnAr, r: ly park, New bathroom and car- Comes with 50HP force out- petlng. W/D, F/S. $19,500, 250- board. $3000. 250-798-2017 615-0321 19 I/2FT, Reinell Boat; half SRI HOMES now on sale at hard top cuddy, 302 inboard 4916 l]wy. 16 West639.7t87 Pine Ridge In Burns Lake, Dou- Marc Cruiser leg, Icebox, sink, radio, plus more extras. Good tease and t,~lme dire, $ ate tt0rn HondaCanada Finale Inc. 0 A C .',Basedon a 2000 Ac¢old SedanSE. modelCG567YE (~,cn.v LE. nlo(JelRD18aYE ) @ $338 (~$338) pet monlh Io, 48 monlha ,espectm!1 t total leaseobhg~l~on Of $23.72326 (A$24.159311includes 1-800-313-7187 DUl. 5958 ble wldes starling at $58,900l pownpayment Oocumanlauon fee. leQisltat~cn fee tea & bar~erylaw 48 moflthty paymenl$ and related lax Down payment or equ~atantllade Is $4.43850 :,$4.821 ~) INiuahontequilad o1 $6,0t3 2~' '.~ 449 28) ii~c~gdgsOown paymenl, hsl monih~ payment. shape. Asking $9,000 with trail- rtgJSllaUO,'Haetecull~ldepo,.tof$375(3S40~) Zelod~paymenlplansalsoava¢lable96.0~OkmttOc~nlezceedlnO96.000)aDpl~s Iaxes.l~cenaeandm|utanceareaddJl~Onal Opt~nl0purc/laseal et,~eendfot$1193800(.~.St316000)plusta~Oelletm,ly Limited time offer, Call Leon at ~ase10r ~ess See dealer ,0~ ¢ompretedelads • AS cepo~tedby Cana0~u~Manufacturers ,n ca~endu year 1999 '" Fuelelf¢

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1981 BONAIR tent trailer for 1976 27FT Dodge Pace Arrow sale, sleeps six, 3-way fridge, Motorhome class A fully sell stove, furnace, awning, spare contained w/built in Onan gen. tire, excellent condition, hardly set Aking $11,500. Phone 250- PRECISELY RIGHT used, recently serviced. $3000 635-2421 R]ain Coast Chipper Services OBO. Phone 250-635-7992 1979 LEOCRAFT Triple E 27' MOVING 1993 ELKHORN 11 ft. camper. Dodge 440. Fully self con. STUMP GRINDING OUR SPECIALITY ~ Your Movin!] Ploh:,~¢~on;llsSiIlcO. 19!)/ Queen size bunk, bathroom tained. 5 kw. generator, awning, Free Estimates ~ ' ',~".I~.~ lm~&Nwv,~& 28# ha~kvsat ~i~u~,~ce.~ 'SEAPORTLIMOUSINE LTD complete w/shower, large etc, $17,000 OBO or will take ~..~.~' ,. • Across town or the country fridge, double sink, oven and boat or camper as part trade. p~,~r~,[,~_..~ • Will assist or load for you PASSENGER AND EXPRESSSERVICE more. Side entry door. Excellent 250-798-2229 t~ " Reasonable Rates condition. $9,800. 250-635. Laro' & Dehbic Smith z~x~ ,!!l_ i , Bondable Daily scheduled bus service from Stewart to 1983 SOUTHWlND Class A. •rcn.,,,:~. B.c. ~.~- 1 '78~ 0676 Fully loaded, good condition. Ph: 615-0002Cell: 638-696! Terrace and return, and all r.oints in between. Pick- 1999 26' Wilderness Travel Asking $15,000 obo. Phone up and delivery of goods in Terrace, C.O.D. and Trailer, super slide out, fully 250-847-7387 courier service. loaded, sleeps 6, 20 month 1989 23FT. Class C Jamboree, R L Asphalt Seal# g transferable warranty. Immacu- sleeps 6. Good condition. Ask- late. $26,000. 250-846-5914 Specializing in residentialdriveways & parkinglots. P.O. Box 217, Stewart,B.C. ing $19,000 o.n.c.o. Phone 250- Protect your pavement. .___~ .-¢::1,=,,= PARK MODELS Fraswerway 692-7773 Ph: 636-2622 FAX:636-2633 Keep it looking like new! R,V. now opening our special- .Terrace Depot: 635-7676 Ized park model division. Free Free Estimates Into package available models. Prices, RV parks & resorts. Pur- Sweeping ParkingLots chase factory direct or dealer Roland Lagace delivery, Trades welcome. Fi- 1994 SAFARI SkiDoo 377. E Dry ~ 3661 HawthornAve, Terrace Phone:635-3516 nancing OAC. Oly 1-800-806- Good condition. 250-635-2198 SERVICES LTD. 1976 or 604-864-6146 SPECIALISTS IN CLEANING WE NEED clean RV's, buy or • CHIMNEYS & FURNACES ,SEPTIC TANK & DRAINS consign campers, 5th's, trailers, SMOOTH MOVING COMPANY DESIGN ONLINE, job opportu- Licensod.lnsurod Residen tial.Commercial • AIR DUCTS *SEPTIC FIELD FLUSHING motorhomes, fenced compound nities, business opportunities, "BOILERS *CATCH BASIN & SUMP PITS and separate use sales staff. design your own kitchen online. "Free Estimates" • FIREPLACES ,REST, GREASE TRAPS The Interior's largest RV Deal- www.kitchensbc.com easonoble Ralos Reliable Service • ATrlC INSULATION REMOVAL *ELECTRICSNAKE er. Peter 250-558-8635 or 1- Across Town or Across Iho CounWy • AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEMS *FOOD CLEAN UPS 800-811-8733 Ph: 250.615-0315 Ce11:615-7954 ,,PAINT BOOTHS ,VACUUM EXCAVATION LOOKING FOR live in nanny Industrial Vacuum Trucks 635- 1132 and housekeeper. Also to cook for a family of four. Must speak fluent Teagalog. Fun loving && : 1989 SECURITY Penthouse, Affectionate. 250-635-6222 944 i : i::II 29'5th wheel, sleeps four, mi- |FFORDABLEFISHIHG , i MISCELLANEOUS: crowave, a/c, built-in vacuum, Work Channel • Cabin Rental ,. Trail Bay phone/cable hookup, awning, $1OO/ 24 Hrs. Qualily ServiceWith A RateYou Con Afford Looking for .:",~, : :: '('i electric jacks on front, queen- Unit 305-3221Munroe St., Terrace,B.C,, V8G 3B4 size bed. 250-842-6656 Child Care? (d,/.1,1i4 J4 ] dH,II ( lll,ll; l PART TIME Child care needed CRIMINAL RECORD? Cana- 1998 5TH wheel citation su- Skeena Child CareResource and 2 Days, 1 Night, 3 People $700 ON SITE SERVICE in our home, starting Septem- dian Pardon seals record. preme, 35 ft. model, 35rls 2 sli- Referral has informationon t~ (YouSupply Food, Drink & Bed Roll) ,. Compuler Hardware & Software Sales, Installation, ber, CPR and criminal check re- .American Waiver allows legal ConfiguraSon,Troubleshooting and Upgrading quired. Children 3 months, 8 deouts fully loaded winterized child care optionsand on ALL FISHINGGEAR SUPPLIED -~ entry. Why risk employment, and 10 years. Call 250-615- business, travel, licensing, de- package only 1000 miles on it. ~3~ NO FISH .... NO PAY ~..~ Tel:1250) e3o.et 27 OPEN 7 DAYSA WEEK choosingchild care. Fax:(250) 638.8169 0153. Located near E.T.Ken- Immaculate condition. $42,000 portation, All Canadlan/Ameri- Drop by The Family Place PHONE635-2641 PHONE638-0233Cd:615-8576 E-moil: mandersOkormodo.net Pager: (250) 615-4276 ney. OBO. 250-635-6586 after 6 tom. can immigration applications. 1- at 4553 Park Ave. 800-347-2540 MIKE ROSMAN'S RV "Help" or call 638-1113. We need campers, trailers, 5th II SkeenaCCRR is a programof the ½duce the I~ealth risks associated me FREE CREDIT Counselling. motorhomes, Buy/consign TerraceWoman's Resource Centre Consolidate debts, One low fenced compaird separate use and is fundedby the Ministryof Social with excessweight. Livebetter monthly payment. Eliminate or sales staff. Interior's largest l~velopment and Ec0n0mc Securi~ and longer ...lighter. reduce interest, rebuild your l dealer. Call Peter 1-800-811- w~w.p0rlicipodion.com credit rating. Credit counselling 87331-250-558-8635 ] Society of BC. A non-profit Service. 1-888-527-8999.

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Super BM is Screening momrnogrnrnsare fr~e and u doctor's referral is not required ternational's Ted Ewald now in position to take ~l~m/ ~e For tl~e screening centre nearest you, call GF GA GP W L T PTS Super BM and the Back ~L y Lower Mainland 660,3639. Toll.free 1-800,663.9203, pounced on the loose ball over first place in the Back Eddylnt'l 98 30 22 17 1 4 55 Eddy Internationals met ,~,~,.,,,.==¢,,,,.,,.,,,, Remember, regzdur mammo~ams coul~ save your life and put it in the net. standings. SuperBM 90 22 19 16 1 2 49 for their third match of Super BM wasn't fin- Super BM still has Jock's Pipers 61 52 21 11 7 3 36 the season. ished yet as Brian Barwise FCAIcan 82 60 21 11 9 1 31 three games in hand over There was a large responded by scoring his the Internationals. qorthern FC 37 80 20 7 12 1 19 crowd on hand at the Ca- second goal of the game. The final regular season CORRECTION RuinsFC 46 82 20 6 11 3 18 ledonia Senior Secondary A few minutes later Nilton meeting of these teams ,•p.,j,( NOTICE -alcons 69 85 19 7 12 0 14 Field to watch as the In- Praticante took the ball takes place Sunday, Sept. Varsity Kickers 50 66 19 4 12 3 14 ternationals took the early around two Internationals Pleasebe advJsecthat the 10 at 4:30 p.m. at the Nintendo64 "BanjoToole" GitseguklaTigers 39 95 21 2 16 3 6 lead. defencemen and launched Thornhill Regional field. Simon Dodd of the In- video gameadvertised on page 28 Slats available online at www.tsma.terrace.bc.ea a blistering shot from 25 ternationals took on the of our August4th-1 lth. 2000 flyer yards out into the Interna- will not be availableat this time. Super BM defence and put tionals net. Labour Day a shot into the Super BM We apologizefor any inconvenience this error may havecaused. net. Minutes later, Simon The Internationals soccer fest Sports Scope scored again, this time pressed for the tying goal. THE TERRACE Mens heading the ball in off a With less than a minute to Soccer Association is Men's fastball team to corner kick. go in the game, Charlie now preparing for the The pressure was on Stanley was sent in alone third annual Bell Pole on a breakaway but he put Dr. RaD. Greenwood participate in nationals Super BM and they re- Invitational Soccer SASKATOON, Saskatchewan will be the site of this Tournament, slated for Chiropractor year's Canadian National Fastpitch Championships, Swim club encouraged by the Labour Day week- and Terrace will one of three B.C. teams there. end, Sept. 1-4 2000. 4635 Lazelle, Terrace The Merchants fastball team is making the trek Barton's provincial showing Teams from through- east for the tournament which begins on Aug. 27. THE TERRACE Blueback swim team is heralding Je- out the northwest and The team played four exhibition games in Prince nine Barton's performance at the Provincials and Na- the Queen Charlotte Is- George last Weekend in preparation for the event. tionals last month as a good sign for the future. lands will be coming to Terrace to participate. The team is also planning a trip to Victoria. Barton was the lone Terrace representative at the na- The entry fee is $300 Both Victoria and Prince George are also taking tionals in Toronto, where she entered with a ranking of per team, and over part in the championships so the exhibition games 75th. $3,000 in prizes are will serve as a warm-up for the tournament. "The results are very encouraging since Jenine has MSP, ICBC, WCB ACCEPTED awaiting the winners. This year, pitching staff has been increased to two years left in her age group," said Mike Carlyle. Tournament Informa- Dynamic Gait Analysis and five on the team, so a tired throwing squad shouldn't Barton placed 34th overall in the 200 metre butterfly, tion can be obtained by Prescription Orthotics be a problem. The team just missed making it to the and set a club record in the 100 metre event. contacting Jacques at final round of eight at last year's tournament in St. At the provincials, held July 13-16, Barton also per- Saturday Appointments Available 635-4368 or Terry at Thomas, Ontario, where they were the only team formed well, finishing 5th in the 200 metre backstroke. 638-8165 from B.C. She also broke records for the 400 metre and 800 metre 632-7378. freestyle swim. Senior Games travel William Shack was also at the provincials, swim- King of the ming in his first B.C. competition. He placed 25th in the Mountain will plans finalized 1500 metre freestyle swim. Clli|Vil" THEY'RE READY to go. The local representatives be crowned on from the Zone 10 Senior Games have completed tra- the weekend vel plans to Kelowna, to participate in the September , ;ll:)l)lli'll!; event. YOU MIGHT say it's an Terrace Crime Stoppers are asking for your "almost annual" event. The games will feature a variety of sports and assistance in solving theft of a bicycle from a Cancelled last year due games, including cards, sin-pitch and swimming business on Highway 16 at Munroe St., in among many others. The next regular meeting for the to lack of an organizing Terrace, BC. group will be held at the Happy Gang Centre on staff, the King of the Aug. 12 at 2 p.m.. For more information contact Mountain race up Terrace Somewhere between 11:00 am and 4:30 pm on Maxine at 638-8648. Mountain is set to resume July 4, 2000, unknown culprit(s) entered the shop this year on Aug. 6. area of the Terminal Express building located at ICBC vehicle makes As in previous years, 4904 Highway 16, Terrace, BC, and stole an THE PRINCE GEORGE team takes a celebratory the event will coincide employees bicycle, which was kept within. with Riverboat Days festi- appearance at races dance around Rotary Field on July 28 after winning The stolen bicycle is described as: the Babe Ruth Provincial championships. vities. A 1983 Z28 Camaro, painted bright blue and silver Normally, the event a 'Santa Cruz - Heckler X', full suspension surprised a few people at the Terrace/Kitimat Airport draws at least 50 racers frame mountain bike, white in colour with black Babe Ruth Baseball Provincial Championships drag races this past weekend. from around the northwest, shocks/parts. Final Round Robin Standings The car was there as part of ICBC's Street Legal who complete the part- The bicycle is valued at approximately program. The program's aim is to teach young GP W L RF RA- sti'eet; part-trail circuit $3o0o.00 people that it's better to race at events like the drags Prince George 5 5 0 46 10 which starts at the arena. rather than on the street. If you have any information about this or any West Kootenay 5 4 1 41 19 The event is the pre- other similar incidents, or if you know the identity The vehicle is painted with white racing stripes 5 3 2 35 27 miere summer race in Ter- Cowichan Valley of the person or persons responsible for this, (or and is powered by a 383 Stroker motor. It makes ap- Terrace 5 2 3 12 51 race - as part of the calen- pearances at races across the province. Fraser Valley 5 1 4 22 31 dar of B.C. Road Running any other), crime - Crime Stoppers would like to Quesnel 5 0 5 2O 38 events supported by B.C. hear from you. Minor hockey school Athletics. Crime Stoppers offers a cash reward of up to $1.000.00 for J Terrace games: Last year, some racers Information leading 1o an arrest and charges being laid against an individual in this or other unsolved crime. If you starts up soon Terrace 3 Terrace 1 showed up despite the dis- have any information cell Crime Stoppers at 635-Tips that's HOCKEY SCHOOL is back starting this month in Quesnel 2 Cw'chn Valley 11 ruption, The event has also 635-8477. Callers will not be required to reveal their identity JI been cancelled once be- nor testify In court. Crime Stoppers does not subscribe In call J preparation for the Minor League season which kicks display. off in fall. Terrace 3 Terrace O fore prior to that because I This year's program will feature an enhanced W. Kootenay 23 Pr. George 11 of the same problem. goaltending session - by popular demand - and a For more information power skating program. 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THE EMERGENCY Services Challenge is tions. There's races involving stretchers and THERE'S PLENTY of smiles and spirit to:go beginning at 7 p.m, and conclude Monday becoming a Riverboat Days tradition as ladders to be climbed while carrying buckets around this year's Riverboat Days celebra- afternoon with river boat rides on the Skee- teams from local agencies use some of the of water. It takes place Aug, 6 in the Skeena tions here in Terrace. Festivities begin with na River from Ferry Island. In between tools of the trade in a variety of competi" Mall parking lot from 11 a,m. to 1 p.m. opening ceremonies in George Little Park there's a parade and lots of food.

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It starts at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, Aug. 5. dancing group and a 10-foot tall clown on stilts, / "Everybody loves a parade, it doesn't matter she said. if you're two or 92," says Bradley. "It's one of the biggest parts of Riverboat i:ii:.i:•:& "It puts a smile on everyone's face from Days and one of the biggest gatherings for the ::::::::9. young to old," she said. "It really brings the whole weekend," Bradley said. community together." "Every year we get more and more people +,+,,!+,Seeus today! ~,,ii~ii:i!i~iiii!iiiiiiiiii!iii!iiii It's Bradley's ninth year overseeing the par- out," she said. "There must have been 5,000 ado. people lining the streets last year." This year brings some new floats, she said. The increasing popularity can mean traffic

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Captain, Queen have solid roots in the community By JENNIFER LANG currently at work on Volume Two of Pioneer FOR MANY Terrace residents, this year's Legacy, a book that continues the historical re- Queen and Captain of Riverboat Days will search into the region's past begun by the late need no introduction. Norma Bennett. It's no secret that Bill and Helene McRae are All proceeds from Pioneer Legacy went to well known for their professional and volunteer the R.E.M. Lee Hospital Foundation, a charity contributions to the community and area over that raises money to pay for medical equipment the years. at Mills Memorial Hospital, a facility that re- It's hard to imagine what Terrace would be mains close to the McRaes' hearts. Helene like without people like them. Both born and served for two decades on the hospital auxil- raised in the northwest, the McRaes have seen iary, and Bill has been a member of the hospi- the Terrace and surrounding communities here tal board. grow from small frontier settlements where life Both have been actively involved with the was hard but rewarding, to the determined, hospital foundation. For four years, the Mc- thriving places they are today. Craes organized and published cash calendars Both explain their community involvement for the REM Lee Hospital Foundation. The in modest terms. Perhaps it's shaped by their popular prize calendars were a hit - and a early years, when neighbours in the northwest money-maker. had to rely on one another. The calendars brought in thousands of dol- Helene, who spent her early years at Kitselas lars to help with the community-wide effort Canyon, started working at her father's sawmill that resulted in the purchase of Mills Memor- in Usk when she was old enough. She met ial's CT scanner. Health minister Elizabeth Cull Bill, who was born in Smithers, when he awarded them with a joint volunteer award for moved to Usk to take over his dad's store in their efforts. 1948, after serving with the Royal Canadian Bill has served on the hospital board, and as Scottish Battalion during the Second World a municipal councillor. He was a member of War. the finance committee that made the Terrace Since Helene needed to use Usk's only arena a reality, but suspects he was named a phone, located at the store, for business, it Freeman of the City of Terrace, a ceremonial wasn't long before she met Bill. "You met title, for another reason. everyone in town," she explains. He played an instrumental role in ensuring The pair married in 1951, and Bill joined his the federal employment bridging assistance father-in-law's business, the Adams Lumber program got off the ground in the northwest. Company Ltd. Four of the McRae's five child- Bill says the program provided millions of dol- ren were born while the family lived in Usk. lars in assistance for people thrown out of Helene remembers' hauling water home as a work during the recession of the early 1980s young morn in the 1950s, a decade that saw when the forestry industry took a severe down- her continuing to work at the Usk sawmill of- turn. In 1989, Prime Minister Brian Mulroney rice. wrote to personally congratulate Bill. By 1959, the Usk sawmill had become ob- This weekend, as Captain and Queen of Ri- solete, so the McRaes moved to Terrace, where verboat Days, the McRaes will appear at as Bill and three Vancouver partners started up many events as possible. ~;keena Sawmills, a company that celebrates 40 Bill's favourite event is the:parade; wh!eh is ~ears in busifieSs:thi~ilAug'. ~11:...... ' fortunate, because they're going to be in it. He-' RIVERBOAT DAYS Captain and Queen Bill Everywhere young people gathered, whe- , Still active citizens; the McRaes claim to be lene says she' wants ibcais ~ind ~,isito~:s~' i0.~.ve and Helene McRae with a Victrola gramo- ther it was a kitchen party or a' special slowing down, despite all evidence to the con- fun. "I hope they'll turn out to the events, and phone, a type of record player that was pop- dance, Victrolas were an essential compo- tra~ry. Bill is a forestry consultant and Helene is enjoy themselves," she says. ular in the early part of the 20th century. nent of any social event in the northwest.

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LOCAL SOCCER players will have plenty of the annual challenge. It takes place at competition this weekend as northwestern.. Christy Park on the Saturday and Sunday and teams are coming to town for. of Riverboat Days. Many sports of all sorts for Riverboat Days 2000 NOTO*wtr t uuasloit r sun t wH*a arti**toay II tournament and stock car races at this year's Ri- event, sponsored by Terrace Youth Soccer. verboat Days festival. The local teams are just coming off trips to Look for some more offbeat, wacky events the provincials last month where some captured ! : i i C over the long weekend too. medals. Events like the dunk tank, tremendous tri- The Terrace under 14 team finished on top at cycle trip, soap box derby, and wild and wet Riverboat Days last year, as did the Terrace wheelbarrow race will provide some fun between under 12 team. the ceremonies and parades. All games are slated for Christie Park on Sa- The Seniors games.will benefit again from the turday and Sunday. --.91" annual Riverboat Days Mile or Monte Cristo Challenge - walk from the legion to City Hall, Stock car races ~; at 10 a.m. Sunday. Proceeds from the event will Parade not fast enough for you? Then head go toward sending a strong delegation down to Kelowna for the games, which take place in over to the Terrace Speedway where stock car September. races will tear up the track. Three classes of cars will compete in this S Tennis will be one event missing from this year's event at the Terrace Speedway - still the year's schedule. A B.C. Grand Prix event is tak- ing place in Kelowna on the weekend, which only oval shaped track in the northwest. Look for a strong turnout as drivers compete conflicts with Riverboat Days. Terrace's own Ri- in one of the highest attended events of the year. chard Kriegl will be there. F res h Whether it's releasing rubber duckies ittto the The speedsters kick off on Saturday at 5:30 p.m., Skeena off Ferry Island, or watching some youth and again on Sunday. Starting with time trials at noon. soccer action at Christie Park, Riverboat Days Licensed Premis~i won't disappoint for the sporting person...... , ...... ,,.~ . --. .. ~ Sea Box Derby

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~: ll:00am Thursday August 3 ~i Terrace River Boat Days Parade Mike Bray Starts on Park Avenue just north of City Hall and proceeds onto Lakelse Bra,ch Manager 7,00 pm i!.!:.ii'i~.ii::i:iiiiiiii;i:i~!ill~!!~i:.~'~'* Avenue ending at the Legion OP~ING C~.e~MO~ ?:¢~..:'i!~:i!'.~::~:1,1ii~.!i~;~¢,~ii~. Royal Canadian Legion Branch 13 Disphys and entertainment at Georg~iii~:.M~~o}':J[ ~':!!ii~ii:::~ii!!i:::!:::i!~.,. ¢ financial ll:00am aty o/ T,r,:t,'e,,,,,t~,'rra,', R~,,rt, oa, D)~!! S~i'ili'ilili!:ii..':~:. CitiFinancial Canada, Inc. Dunk Tank. Pitch and Putt Golf 4664 Lakelse Avcnue Jolt, the fun events in SAFEWAY's Parking Lot. Try your hand at dunking Terrace, BC V8G 1 R4 Terrace Little Theatre Production :~::;~::::~,i;t~;:...... local business people and dignitaries, as well as many in store activittes. Hot dogs and hamburgers round out the event. All proceeds go to the Terrace Tel 250 635 2B26 Vampire Lesbians of Sodom a one act black comedy presented nightly from July 31st to August 6. Tickers available at Un iglobe Courtesy Travel Cancer Resource Center. Armmer a ~ T Fax 250 635 3964 McColl Playhouse Canada Safeu'ay Twrace Little Tl~atn, 12:00pm Beef Bar.B.Q at the Legion Friday August 4 Following the parade, enioy hamburgers and hotdogs while the results of the parade are being tallied. All day Royal Canadian Legion Branch 13 Riverboat T.Shirt Friday l:00pm to 6:00pm Show ),our community spirit and wear your Riverboat Days' T-Shirt Blue Ridge Venturesand Torace Ria'rboat Days SocieO' Eighteenth Annual Kitsumkalum Salmon Bar.B-Q OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Fresh salmon BBQ'd over an olx'n pit fire in the traditional style, served with AIR CONDITIONED FULLY LICENSED PREMISES 12:00 noon potatoe salad and coleslaw. Kitsumkalum Rese~'e Ball Fields. Dine in a relaxing atmosphere Kitsun~luv~ Band Council 4606 Lazelle Ave. Terrace B.C. Jail and Bail FOR FREE FAST DELIVERY CALL The public is invited to have friends, family and coworkers charged with an imaginary offence, arrested and put in a make shift jail in the parking lot at 12:00 pm to 8:00pro ..::~,:..~ f;:!:::::::i ':i~:~: !~:~:~ The 7- 11. The}, will remain there until bail is set by the judge and is paid Concerts in the Park 635-6767 Entertainment at the George Little Memona Park "Fearunng the by the co-worker or friend. Northwests most talented bands and performers. Food: ~'dresl~nt and TerraceCrime Stoppers kids activities will be available from a variety of vendors, :!i;.::.~ 2pm to 3:30pro Stght and Sound Terraceview Lodge's Afternoon for Kids 1:00pro to 8:00pm MOVING?'.::~:!::::- ...... :::.::::~ An afternoon of fun, WESTERN style, open to "cowpokes and cowgirls" Shoppers Drug Marts' Children's Village ...... •harm mm I~_Ii_.t ~ u'":::~,,..-.~..., o.= ages 2 to 8. Put on your western "duds" and enjoy activities such as face Features the Life Bear Bouncer along with acttvttes, stickers, tattoos coloring ...... I~..~~I~I~.....--'~ ..... ~'*~""" painting, story telling, critters, as well as unique games such as a Haystack and the huggable loveable Life Bear Mascot. George Little Memorial Park. .i:i!ii!: ~RANSPO R TA TION:~::::~::::::~:;:::~':::~iilI:!::Iii:Tii Hunt and a Cow Chip Toss. Terrace View Lodge grounds. Shoppers Drug Mart =-.B YSTEMS L:rO~::~: ...... ::'..!ii:;:i;!:L!:.: ::i Terrace View Lodge i:. :: COMPLETE MOVING SERVICE:::~:::::'::":::::;~:~ii'~ 1'30pro ~:i:i:II;!:::.::I;:;MORETHAN ~STGETI~GY~THE~!:.!::.!:::~.:~.:~.:.~::~.~!!:::.~...~ 6p m ....~..:;:= ::';'%:-,.":."i! Tremendous Tricycle Trip • • ~....,~.,I.~,.- ~" .: ...:-;.:,'~., :: .,'.:~: ::::~:.. Mtxed Slo. ~tch Tournament ...... :~...... ~.,,,."...~,:,::~:::;*: Kids aged 5 to 12 years race through obstacles as partners, prizes for best 635:2~8/-:i::/i:: ::i:.!::i-:~i.: i::-: ~::::.:!!::?: .i:iiiii::;::!:ili:'::i:?::/::~';~ii~:i %i1!:i::::":::!;:::!~":~... 7 :::: :i: ¢;:~:::: ;:"::i:i~'?;;;'i;;i:;i::::i; Slo-pttch tournament at Rivers.i.d.e BaU ~atl¢:,",'~}~otll~!:i~j~i~:~nd times in three age groups 5 - 7, 8- 9 and 10 - 12. Terrace Co-op Farm and Garden Center. Fax 635.7197:::::"~:~::~;:::::;::,::~::::!::ii::::.ii%~;:ili~::::::i~i:~.r~::.~~ Regional Fields. ..y.:..;:!i:ili:iiiii[iii;iiiii~iiiiiiii;!;~i~i~i~iJ¢~:~...... Tu'inrmr Tu'isters.a~:~..Ro(~%~iiii~ ...... T,.rraceCo-op Fax 632-7728 / h,u.~ 1:00pro to 4:30pro Skeena Mall Trivia Contest SaturdayAugust 5 Come to the mail and test your trivia knowledge. Skeena 3fall ~len'hants auto choice 7:00 to 11:00 am 5:30pm to 10:00pm x/,aa2 Pancake Breakfast Stock Car Races TRANSMISSIONS,DIESEL BCOAPOBranch ] 3 pancakebreakfast, Pancakes,eggs, bacon and sausage,coffee Hot. fast exciting racing as three classes of cars compete on the only oval tea and juice sen,ed at THE HAPPY GANG CENTER. crack in the entire northwest. Time trials at 5:30 racing starts at 7:00 at the B.C. Old Age Pensi,nersAssr~:iation ELECTRICAL& GENERALAUTOMOTIVE Terrace Speedway. 8:00am to 8:pro TerraceStock Cat"Asaxtanon 3253 KOFOED DRIVE Mixed Slo.pitch Tournament and 8:00pro TERRACE, B.C. V8G 3P8 Paddle Wheel Tavern Terra~e::LittleTheatre Production Mixed slo-pitch tournament at Riverside Park, Thornhill Primary, and Vaml~ire"i~bians ~ Sodom at the Mccoll Playh~se/iil BILL KAWINSKY 635-6488 regional fields. Food and refreshment available at the Paddle Wheel Tavern at Riverside Park. Tu,inri*rr Tu'istm atd Rudon Rou'dies ll:OQ~'!~:::iii!:;iiii::::i~:::.... '":*::~-~ii:!!~iiiiii:ii!:::::.::':""::~!~!iiiii!i! iiii~??,:'!::~:': ...... ~i~$ y~ ~ ~ ~ ~xx x xx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xx x xxx xxx xx~ *xx x x xxxx xxx~ All Day Fireworks Display ..... ~!~%!:.i.... ": ::.~ % .:~;i~i':i?:::~::'.%: Fire works originate from the n'orth ti~ 0'f Ferry Island. There ai'e:i:~,ny:" Riverboat Days' Soccer Challenge excellent view points. TheOld Skeena Bridge will be cl0sed~(i~l6100 pm Youth soccer tournament for U 12, U 14 and U16 boys and girls at u~ild~t:30pm the eveaifig ofthe fireworks. In the event:~::~n the fire Christie Park. w6~i~l:~be held on Sunday evenin~i!ktthe same"time':'~'...... ~~s'portat]~~'on Inc. Terrace Youth Soceer Citj'~:~i!~a~::~!T~rrace Fi;e.Depa~em~i:~iiiii~:!!:::::!::ii:i~(.:i" 'S We Support Riverboat Days! 9:00am Downtown Lions Club Pancake Breakf~t ...... #101-5221 KeithAvenue • George Little Mewnor ul Park , :.~!~i~::i!'.;""!~i!~ ':,:":::'.. "':., Dou,ntow;tUomCtub ~ ,' "" :- "L'"'": '!" " !.... "~:~ :\ • , ,~*."v.'~ , .... ~ -. .:., ..~. :,:...,....',--.-_:,,~,.~:~:::: i Terrace, B.C,-~-V8G-41:~ ...... -' 8:00as0:,t0~Bp.m ::~.. ,: ...... : ...... Ph.'250-635-4030 Mixed:Slo.pitch Tofirnamefit aild'Paddle Wheel Tavern ,. Skeena Valley farmers Market,.,.i."~.:~:~.!:~i~i~;.!:'!i::::.::.:~!'..:.~:.:.,.: Games continue at Riverside Park as well as Thornhill Primary and regional Featureslocal food. produce,crdu and home mad~'i'tem~:-"This"m~iil~iis famous fields. Refreshments available ar the Paddle Wheel Tavern at Riverside Park. throughout the northwest. DavisAvenue acrossfrom George Little Park. Twinrit,r Tu'ister~and Radon Rowdies RIVERBOAT DAYS 2000 Skeena VailO, Yarners Maria Association 10:00am lO:00am to 4:00pro The "Monte Cristo" Challenge Pond Tour Open to all, 5 age groups, walk, run or wheelchair down Lakelse Avenue Take a tour of exciting ponds and water gardens, local residents will open from the Legion to City Hall, registration is an hour earlier at the Legion. their backyards for visitors to enjoy the beauty and diversity of pond and All money raised assists in transportation cosr-, for seniors to attend the B.C. water gardening. IOan Soday and Bloomer Indoor Gar&ns Senior Games. B.C. Seniors' Canto, Zone I0 4652 LAZELLEAVE, TERRACE, B.C.

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Island treasure hunt adds 317 to events for children THE FIRST-EVER Ferry Island Treasure Hunt farm and garden centre hosts the promises to challenge even the most sneakiest of Tremendous Tricycle Trip for kids aged 5 to ,:r~~~ ,~ ~ ~ ~__ After ~ sleuths and cleverest of clue-finders. 12 years. There will be an obstacle course for The Ferry Island Treasure Hunt gets underway races done by riding partners. Prizes for different ....~'~'~i!ii!b~ the race come at 2 p.m. Aug. 7, and since there's no loot with- age group categories. out someone to plunder it first, the treasure hunt Also on Saturday, from noon to 8 p.m. Con- will have a pirate theme. Ahoy! certs in the Park, presented by Sight and Sound Screamer Entrants (children accompanied by an adult, at George Little Memorial Park, showcases per- please) will have to comb through selected trails formers from across the northwest. Kid's activi- on the island hunting for clues that will lead ties, food, and refreshment will be provided by them to the treasure, local vendors. Concerts in the Park continues There's also a riddle to be solved along the Sunday. way. It's going to take someone with a sharp eye The second annual Soap Box Derby takes to figure it out. Prizes for correct answers will be place between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. Sunday. This "Soapbox Races" awarded in separate categories for adult male, event is for kids aged 9 to 14. It's sponsored by adult female, family, and children, but everyone Sight and Sound. The Pioneer Picnic takes place Fill up with ethanol-blended And fill up your shopping who completes the event will take home a share Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. at Heritage Park Mu- gasolines made from grain bag with great savings at of the loot: a gold-covered chocolate coin. seum. There will be plenty of things for families for acleanerenvironment. MOHAWK our store. This event, sponsored by the Skeena Valley to do, including a picnic and old-fashioned Rotary Club, is aimed at older children and games and activities. There will also be live Now A Proud Part Of The Husky Team especially adults, but it's sure to be fun for the music. The event is presented by the Knights of whole family. Columbus. There is a small entry charge. Terrace Mohawk Of course, there are a host of events designed On Monday, George Little Park is the loca- specificially with children in mind during River- tion for the Second Annual Kiddies Parade. De- 4760 Lakelse Ave. boat Days, too, starting off on Friday with the corate bikes, wagons and tricycles, wear a cos- Afternoon for Kids at Terraceview Lodge, be- tume, and win prizes. The parade starts at 11 Ph. 63S-6935 tween 2 and 3:30 p.m. on the grounds. It's a a.m. Western-style afternoon of fun, open to ages 2 to From noon to 4 p.m., ICBC hosts a Children's 8. Wearing Western duds is encouraged. Activi- Health, Safety and Education Festival, an event ties include face painting, storytelling, and farm filled with games, food, and information on a Bring It Home.... games. There will also be "critters". whole range of topics and interests. The band, On Saturday and Sunday, Shoppers Drug Mart Impact, will provide musical entertainment. " ...... I" ...... q HONDA'S COMPREHENSIVE presents a Children's Village, featuring the Life Over at Ferry Island, the ever-popular Wild , Genuineoil filter , Hondaapproved , SPRING CHECK-UP INCLUDES: Duck Race takes place at 1 p.m., when 5,000 oil and filter change. Check for fluid leaks Bear Bouncer, activities, tattoos, coloring, and i & oil change , replacement muffler ' I~ Battery load/charging test the huggable bear mascot, The village is open yellow rubber duckies are released into the I I One-HourService I [] Coolant level and boiling potitt Make a lionda Accelerated~e,'ice Appointmentand This one-piece ntuflier nssemblymeans there is no I [] Pressure test cooling system, inspect related from 1 to 8 p.m. on Saturday, and from 1 to 6 Skeena River. The first one across the finish line I come in roe an oil and filter change. Genuine Honda l hidden cost for additional parts ~d installation. It's one filler, premium oil and new drain plug gasket included, piece one price and a guaranteedfit foe}~ur vehicle, t- I hoses and chmlps p.m. Sunday in George Little Memorial Park. wins. Tickets available from any Terrace Rotary | Finislledin 30 minutesor less. I )'ear unlhnitedmi cage v,urranty Inc udee. [] Inspect all brakes for wear % and condition At 1:30 p.m. Saturday, the Terrace Coop's Club member. [] Inspect brake calipers, wheel c~llnders ',$ 88 'S 88 ' and parking brake ,22 ,138 % ...... , [] Inspect tire wear and pressure I THERE'SNO PRICELIKE HOME ~. I [] Tire rotation TXER['S NO PRICE LIKE HOME Installed price. Only taxesextra. [] Inspect transmission fluid level, power Take a ride on the river steering fluid level (ff applicable), brak I I For Accordand CMe onlt'. I k ...... I" ...... J fitted level, clntch fluid level (if applicable) IF YOU'VE ever wanted to take a boat ride on owns the hair salon, Images by Karlene, says the []'Inspect drive belt condition the Skeena River, be sure to clear some room in idea came to her when a client of hers observed: i Genuine , Coolingsystem , (exchldes tinting belt) your Riverboat Days calendar for a unique op- "I don't know why it's called Riverboat Days [] Inspect distributor cap, rotor and wires ' brake service ' drain and refill ' [] Inspect windshield wipers, washer jets portunity taking place out on the water this year. when everyone has a riverboat." I I I [] and blades A local boat tour operator is giving rides on Clark realized the client was onto something u "l~neup for springand put a stop to ',motbrake lionda's coolingsystem drain [] Washer fluid top up z problemsvdthllonda'sGenuineBraEeSe~ice. I andreftllusing66nuinellontla I [] Inspect exhaust system the Skeena Aug. 7. big. Why not offer river boat tours? Later that I ifRotor required, or drum at nddltlona nmchiningc0st, or replacement Longprotect Life your CoDEinE engine ,.,,'illv,,ale helpr I [] Inspect springs and shock absorbers I pumpand radiator lrom ~ .:.:.:.::.... 17~ Inspect all lights and bulbs The tours will set off from the shoreline of night, she decided to track down someone with a I INCLUDESFRONTOR REAR BRAKE PADS I eorroslenanddeterioration, ...... I while preventingoverlw, tting. ::::::~:~;:;::': [] Inspect and lubricate door locks, latches, Ferry Island. Passengers will be transported boat who might agree to operate tours. Her I OR REAR BRAKE SHOES. I ~ I handles downstream past Little Island, the south side of search didn't take long. Fred Straw of North Pa- Terrace, Braun's Island, and Hells Gate Slough cific Jet Boat Ltd., a local company operating ',s9888 D"4988 ', S5 8 88* before stopping at the mouth of the Kitsumkalum out of Terrace, gladly offered to do tours, I THIR['5 NO PRICEUI(E XOME ~ I THIR['S NO PRICELIKE HOME River, the site of the historical Terrace gateway, Co-sponsored by the Terrace Tourism Coun- ...... Installed price. Only taxesextoL. I I Don'topen your hood to strangers Eby's Landing. cil, the modestly-priced river boat tours will It's a chance for modern day residents of launch• from the eastern shore of Ferry Island be- Greater Terrace to glimpse the river from i'th~" tween 2*and 5 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 7. same vantage point as the early 20th century: , Participants should leave their vehicles at the settlers arriving in the region. parking lot at Ferry Island and walk to the land- 4838 HWY 16 W, TERRACE Dealer#9662 1-800-665-1990 638-8171 In other words, the tours will put the "river" ing site from there. Signs will point the way. back in Riverboat Days. Clark, a stylist who Tickets available on site.

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I ONE PERERSO. I I REGISTRATION FORM I I I I I I August 5, 2000 nght after Parade at I I August6g 2000 at !.00" I ! 1:30 p.m. at Co-up Farm & Garden Centre~/. I pore.. n n • • J a I atTerrace Co-up Cardnock Snte I . A Team W II Consmt Of 2 Children Age 16 to Adult ! If| NameC°ntactName Phone#: --~ ~" ~" B{~ ~)~(~)(~]~(~ ~) g(~ ~ ||

| Participants: 1[ ~ ~ I g One form per person l I I ~l You,willrace through an obstacle course wi!h a loaded wheelbarrow I | Age 5-7 Age 8-9 Age I O- 12 II, i,L~,,dl~ while spectators soak you with water guns..You will be timed for I • Circle One Of The Above At( I~,|.-.~ fastesttime. Prizes awarded for 1st and 2nd place. I • Each team must be only in ONE of the above age groups ~' I | • Each age roup will race against teams ot the same age group • • Teamswill ~e timed for fastest time, with one winning team For each age group -~ ~ Racers mustregister by August3, 2000, 6:00 p.m. I i . All participants must wear helmets ~ imTTGme: i !! CO.OFRegistration iocahon forms before must August be turned 3, 2000, in to6:00any pom. !l |I Phone# . .I % i CHALLENGE.S WELCOME - Challenge your friend, |I ..~ ~ NAME YOUR TEAM! |I I neighbour or co-worker to race you! I | ~ ~ ~ | | SPECTATORS...Bring your own water gunsl ' I ~ ~, Return this registration form to: I | Return this registration form to: [] -~ ~ Terrace Co-op Farm & Garden w . Terrace Co-op Farm & Garden I ~/~ ~ 3107 Kalum Street II ' 3107 Kalum Street I '.' ~ Terrace Co-op Home Centre •I | Terrace Co-op Home Centre .'_".,,______.:.~~" 2912 Molito r Street L,221=M2i' °'Ste' L ..., ,., __ __ -- --~

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RIVERBOAT DAYS PARADE Saturday, August 5, 2000 at 11:00 a.m.

The 4600 and 4700 blocks of Park Avenue will be closed between 9:00 a.m. and 12:00 noon. on Saturday, August 5th for the Parade to Marshall. There will be a "NO PARKING" ban along the parade route, LAKELSE AVENUE from Eby Street to Atwood Street, during the parade. Let's all enjoy the parade!

IF YOU ARE in the mood for a bit of challenging theatre during Riverboat Days, then Ter- race Little Theatre's Vampire Lesbians of Sodom just may be for you. A word of warning - there are adult scenes and language. Check O~l~t O~l~mw D~~y Different kind of play Pick Up I Bucket being performed here Of Cookies IMAGINE Hollywood controlled by rival diva ' " " $ 5 99ea. vampires.angry fiance Add into an the innocent mix and virginyou have girl the and new- an ~Vh~da ie~Sli!~ii!!!!! ~iiiii!ill gl i!ehc iil, h~~ ! est play to hit Terrace. Charles Busch's, Vampire Lesbians of Sodom is already causing waves through the community He emphasized the relaxed nature and almost - and it just hit the stage. family-like structure within the play's cast. Hamburger and Krafters Grain "Some people won't let me hang posters up," "We're having a lot of fun," Dugdale said. said Robert Dugdale, director and an actor in the The production is a collaboration between Hot Dog Buns Bread (450g) play. "But what they don't understand is that the Cold Dark Matter productions and the Terrace most shocking thing about the entire play is the Little Theatre and will be competing at the $1 °%z. $1 59ea. title." Prince Rupert Udder Fringe Festival, August 10- The play is a black comedy that follows two 12. rival vampires through out the ages. The festival is an annual affair giving the op- Dugdale says he chose the piece because he portunity for directors and actors to showcase

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Cheers to George Little Terrace's founder is remembered

By Yvonne Moen AS WE celebrate Riverboat days it is important not to 'forget George Little, the founder of Terrace. It was on March 10, 1905 that Little first camped on the shores of the Skeena River, at Little Canyon. He arrived in Terrace by snow- shoeing over the Kitimat carlson Trail. •i -'...::-.,...,://: ,', ' Little had become tired of wg0nlit the hustle and bustle of the Yukon Gold rush in 1898, TraveF and was heading to the Bulkley Valley, which he First Choice Travel had heard was a wonderful 2-4736 Lakelse Avenue, Terrace place to settle. 635-2277 But as he gazed over the Fax 635-9782 Toll Free 1-800-650-7810 beautiful Skeena and KJt- sumkallum valleys, he real- ized he had found what he was looking for. He decided to make the area his home.

As he gazed over the beautiful Skeena and Kit- sumkallum valleys, he real- ized he had found what he was looking for. He ae- cided to make the area his GEORGE LITTLE, "rerrace's founder, was born in Attwood, home. Ontario. He first settled here in 1905.

Edith (April 15, 1922). Don't miss When the government of- Nearly one year before his the fireworks fered the land for sale in death, Little rode the first A fireworks display will 1905, Little staked his claim C.N.R. train to make the take place on Ferry Is- on acres of heavily wooded Terrace-Kitimat run. This land Saturday night at 11 land, including the site on was the same route he first p.m. which Terrace stands today. snowshoed across nearly a In case of rain, the On June 26, 1912, Little century earlier. fireworks will be dis- married his wife Clara Bes- Little was bom November played Sunday evening. te. They had five children: 9, 1878 on a farm near At- The Old Skeena Bridge Dudley" Oune' 9, =1914~ i tw0od, Ontario His parents I ...... -.. • '~t" ~ " '!:~" ~ 'p"r"! a ~,, ..~...... ~.'. " . .'l.','- ., ;I ,Will,Og ClOSeO.,tl"Ol~. ,J.Ut.p,f twms~ Dorothy and Clara were aonn ana HelenLlttle, ' I .... .;. ;: a:,. :, ...... (May 9, 1916), Gordon He died 0f a heart attack |"r~ m'ou~tt~:slh:owt.neeve" (January 22, 1921) and December 30, 1955. • | g ' :rE t q:E fS) SAFEWAY

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,, i ,, C12- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 2. 2000 FREE IDE Au ju st s a Leave the parking hassels behind and hop the bus - it's free! To Thornhill To Skeena Mall Along with regular Saturday service Terrace Regional Transit is providing extra shuttle service to all the major events on -- r-- .--_ o 0 c~ j::: r.j e-, Saturday and Sunday. p,, r- = = E~ = cD = = 0 v* ..c~ ~.._o ~.~ r- • - ¢¢l Saturday, Aug 5. Regular Saturday service on all mutes, plus N~ <~CL the following shuttle service: 9:30 9:50 9:50 10:10 ~ 10:10 10:30 10:30 10:50 Parade: two extra morning trips between Thornhill Junior to 12:55" 1:41" 1:41" 1:47" 3:00* 3:22* 3:22* 3:52* Skeena Mall. Shuttle trips leave Thornhill Junior at 9:50am 5:50* 6:11" 6:11" 6:42* and 10:30am. Hop on the #5 Thornhill to return. * Service via the regular #5 Thornhill route. Salmon Barbecue: shuttle service from Skeena Mall leaving at 1:00 then every 20 minutes until 4:10pro, returning from Kitsumkalum Band office at 4:20.

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E.o_ Old Skeena Bridge 75 Anniversary: Morning shuttle service =,.-- • .-, ¢:: = ¢::: = = ~o = leaving Mall at 9:40, 10:20, 10:40 and 11:20. Routes through ,.>.~ v''1~ tJ')= t.- Braun, Kalum and Thornhill neighbourhoods. ,,~ r,n 1:00 1:10 1:10 1:20 Northern Motor Inn Slingers Races: shuttle service leaving 1:20 1:30 1:30 1:40 Skeena Mall at 12:00pro and 12:15 then every 30-40 minutes 1:40 1:50 1:50 2:00 2:00 2:10 2:10 2:20 until 3:55. Last bus returns from Slingers Races at 4:04pro, 2:20 2:30 2:30 2:40 Travels through Braun and Kalum neighbourhoods. 2:40 2:50 2:50 3i00 3:00 • 3:10 3:20 3:30 3:40 3:50 3:30 3:40 i ~ • Heritage Park Family Picnic: shuttle service leaving Skeena 3:50 4:00 4:00 4:10 Mall at 12:30 then every 20-30 minutes until 4:05pm, Last bus 4:10 4:20 4:20 4:30 • • • : returns from the picnic at 4:17pm.

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