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WEDNESDAY March 29, 2000 $1.00 PLUS 7¢ GST ($1.10 plus 8¢ GST outside of the Terrace area) TANDA RD VOL. 12 NO. 51 West Fraser eyes sawmill sale By JEFF NAGEL the northwest operations - which include Skeena A series of logging and mill shutdowns that be- few here believe West Fraser has. WEST FRASER is considering selling some of its Sawmills in Terrace, the North Coast sawmill in gan in 1997 threatened to lead to permanent closure Talk of a possible sale now comes at the same northwest B.C. operations, company officials have confirmed. Prince Rupert and the Eurocan pulp mill in Kitimat of the sawmill here because of massive losses, time as West Fraser has been revealed to be among Talks have taken place with possible buyers in- - will eventually be sold. A federal job sharing program, then an ongoing six forest companies negotiating secretly with envi- "We have heard the whole northwest operations log export program and most recently a deal to cus- ronmental groups towards a truce that would freeze terested in the company's North Coast Timber saw- have been for sale for almost a year now," said IWA tom chip logs for Skeena Cellulose have all been logging on parts of the coast tbr up to 18 months. mill and forest licence at Prince Rupert, said Bruce MacNicol, West Fraser's chief forester. Terrace rep Surinder Malhotra. used to help keep the Terrace mill doors open and The idea that crucial negotiations over the future The company's statements and actions also sug- some of its workers employed, of a key forest licence are being handled by a com- "We have had some discussion with some parties gest it's not interested in staying here for long. At the same time its northwest mills have been pany with little demonstrated interest in staying in regarding our North Coast licence," he said. West Fraser officials have consistently said- as on life support, West Fraser has starved them of this area makes contractors who rely on logging He wouldn't say how far any talks have pro- recently as a business breakfast summit on March 8 any significant share of its quota - the amount of here anxious. gressed or whether the Terrace sawmill may also be part of sale discussions. - that the company doesn't intend to put another lumber the company can export without penalty to "There's an air of uncertainty," said Justin Rigs- nickel into this area for the foreseeable future, the U.S. under the Softwood Lumber Agreement - by of Alto-Wood Contracting. "If they're not corn- "We're not actively trying to sell the opera- "There is no appetite from our company to spend instead letting its more profitable interior mills'cut mitted to spending any capital in the area in the fu- tions," MacNicol stressed. "We don't have a big 'For Sale' sign up." n lot of capital on the northwest," Terrace sawmill all the U.S.-bound lumber, ture one would be concerned as to whether they can manager Lou Poulin said there. Placing some quota here would have been a life- make any business decisions whatsoever because of Although company officials are trying to down- West Fraser hasn't operated the Terrace sawmill line to the Terrace mill and would have served as a the uncertainty." play the idea, union officials and contractors believe normally for more than three years, basic sign of confidence in this area - something Cont'd Page A2 Local RCMP officer fnamed $1.1M suit led Iberta man A TERRACE RCMP officer has been last year in Saskatchewan, indicating named in a $1.1 million lawsuit filed by Skybiz is "an illegal pyramid scheme" an Alberta resident claiming the police under the criminal code. force and some of its officers have de- The information indicates the state- famed him by claiming an Internet busi- merits were also made on various televi- ,ness he's connected with is illegal, sion newscasts aired in February and John Van Deurzeli says Constable Liz ~arch of this year. Douglas and four other police officers in And it quotes from a March 1 press re- western Canada and the RCMP are lease issued by Constable Liz Douglas of "holding him up to public scandal, ridi- Terrace also indicating that "it is our opi- cule and contempt" and are causing him nion that Skybiz 2000 is an illegal pyre- financial losses by saying Skybiz 2000 is mid scheme in Canada." an illegal pyramid scheme. RCMP public relations official Corpor- The company says it offers website al Grant Learned said last week he was services to people who don't have tom- aware of the suit but neither the force or puter expertise, its officers have been served. Those connected to Skybiz, also In the meantime, a local man who is called Skynary, earn a commission by re- part of of Skybiz questions the statements ferring potential customers to the compa- made by RCMP officers. ny. Warren Peterson says he even chal- A sales person then has the chance for lenged an RCMP officer last week to at- increased earnings when those he or she rest him if Skybiz is an illegal pyramid has referred in turn refer other people, scheme. • In a statement separate from the law- "I asked him how come he wouldn't suit, Van Doerzen said SkyBiz 2000 of- arrest me because here I am, an obvious fers email, the ability to browse the inter- admitted participator," said Peterson net and the creation of websites for perso- afterward. nal or business use. Peterson said he was also unsuccessful The suit was filed March 21 at a Cal- in getting the officer to put on paper the gary court registry, position of RCMP officers that the corn- It asks for $1 million in special dam- pany is illegal. ages and $100,000 in general damages. "I'm just a businessman trying to start Information in the nine-page suit out- a business and they're trying to wreck it lines what Van Deurzen says are state- before it gets off the ground," said Peter- ments made by RCMP officers, beginning son. Housing money to tighten GOVERNMENT subsidies homelessness more dlffi- safety and security. :o build housing projects cult. That could show up in ~,ill become increasingly The aging'population is the form of demand for the ~carce, predicts a noted driving the increasing de- type of gated communities B.C. futurist, mend for health care dol- that are being built in the David Baxter of the lars, he said, and afford- U.S., he said. Urban Futures Institute in able housing proponents Some of those projects Vancouver told delegates will find it hard to corn, have successfully separate l Hockey stars to the Northern Reflection pete with that agenda, themselves from their sur- on Housing Conference Taxpayers find it easier rounding municipalities, Terrace's Midget 'AA' assistant captain Mark Gagnon and a team mate take a break in a game against here March 24 that demo- to justify health care he said, and as a result Fernie. Terra¢e won the match 5-2, finishing with an overall record of two wins, tow losses and two ties. graphic trends will make spending - which they pay no property tax. Westside won the overall provincial hockey tournament beating Castlegar, who were favoured to win. the job of combating may well use - than hous- Newer forms of housing ,n, subsidies, which they-particularlyinareassuch Lucky to be alive probably won't, as privately run seniors "More of us are selfish care and new types of land A SUSPECTED propane explosion obliterated a camper- about health care than leases - will also pose trailer on Dairy Ave. on the bench Thursday morning and there are of us who are complex problems, Baxter left the man inside it lucky to be alive, generous about housing," suggested. Terrace fire chief Randy Smith said the man may have Baxter said. About 100 delegates lit a cigarette and ignited propane investigators believe He's also expecting from across the province was leaking from the trailer's tank. heightened demand for were at the conference. The 49-year-old man was taken to Mills Memorial andH°spitalburnSother andinjuries, treated Smith for said.first and second degree Groups wanted "There's not much left of the trailer," he said. "It's B.C. PARKS officials here hope a new group campsite amazing. This gentleman is very lucky." at Lakelse Lake will not only encourage more business iFirefighters were on the scene quickly and extin- but answer complaints from individual campsite usedi~ guished the ensuing fire that had spread to the carport The location's adjacent to the day use-picnie~ adjoining the house, Lakelse Lake and contains four double spots with an ac- .The explosion, at about 7:40 a.m., rattled windows and companying large, open fields says parks official Jamie woke neighbours for blocks around, Smith said the Hahn. tieople heard it as far away as Mountain Vista Drive. "It'll have a shelter, pit toilets, a sink area, tables :He urged people to check their tanks and equipment, and beach access. It is self contained to meet group :"Everybody's pulling their RVs and tent trailers out at demand," he said. this time of year," he said. "If they have propane ap- Group camping has taken place within Lakeise pliances with their camping gear it,s imperative it be THE RESIDENT of a camper-trailer parked at a residence on the 4800 Block of Lake's 156'site campground but there have been com- s'erviced properly by someone who knows what they're Dairy March 23 was badly burned when It exploded. Flrefighters suspect leak, plaints from other campers of noise and activity because doing." .... Ing propane was Ignited when the man lit a cigarette, of the nature of group camping. A2 - The TerraceStandard, Wednesday, March 29, 2000 Muzzling of scientist protested .... Bear hun! c r!tic S USnpended APRILSPECIALS ,. "~f:~~" ===. '~ ANministryBV JEFI'I2oAG[l~biologist here NThas ~!i!:i"..' i..'' ...,, de} ~ii~'~alZ~iiiii'ti, " i~iiiii~~ ~i been suspended without i : i , Only I~ lo3o C9r~ ~~ pay for two weeks for wri- ting and circulating an- i !iil ,t ii other report questioning and circulated a report that "~:,,~ , .~ ....'":":i:: comment on government Federal cabinet exemp- ...,. the province's manage- suggested the ministry's policy how do you avoid ted the hvdroelectric pro- ~~"-" "! ~:.:.! -,., ,<: 'i .: ment of bears• wildlife branch, vhich making mistakes'?" he de- ject fr0m'an federal en,,ir- Dionys de Leeuw, who controls bear hunting po- manded, onmental review, but the Saturday Nite Special has twice before gotten in licy, is in a conflict-of-in- "The public expects province later ordered con- 6 oz Sirloin hot water with superiors for terest because 60 to 85 per scientists to be able to struction halted after cent of its employees are ~ ,,.~LobsterTail his ideas, this time circu- speak out freely on Alcan had already spent Veggie,Stuffed Potato & lated a paper within the hunters, issues," he added, more than $600 million. Garlic Pita In 1998 he wrote an- ministry that questioned "Scientists feeling they Ministry staff have I~~ the current method of esti- other report recommending couldn't do that led to a For $1 P"/50 again been retrieving all Dionys de mating grizzly bear popu- fewer grizzly hunting per- lot of confusion around the the copies of the new Leeuw Only JL d lations, according to Ter- mits be issued and that en- Kemano Completion Pro- paper de Leeuw circula- But Hill said he's filing race-based Sierra Club vironmentalists also be al- COUNT~ l-~J -~ Where good ject. and with the decline ted, Hill added. a freedom of information 4702Lakelse Ave food brings campaigner Bruce Hill. lowed to bid against hun- of Atlantic cod and the He said de Leeuw has request in an effort to ters for those permits as a Terrace the family If bear populations are Pacific salmon fishery." refused to release the make the ministry release 635-6302 together! lower than currently esti- way to protect the bears. Federal fisheries biolo- paper or speak about it. the paper. mated, the ministry would In both reports he ar- be under pressure to re- gued grizzly population duce the current level of estimates used to justify grizzly hunting. the hunt level are exag- Hill said word of the gerated and based on in- suspension and the exis- adequate evidence. tence of the paper has Although ministry offi- leaked out of the ministry cials retrieved all copies and has angered environ- of his 1998 report, wildlife mental groups and suppor- management director ters in the scientific com- Nancy Bircher at that time munity. promised de Leeuw's fu- "We're going to be ture ideas would still be fighting it," Hill said. "It's accepted by the ministry. censorship. And it's abso- "If he has an idea he's lutely irresponsible on the certainly welcome to share part of this government to it," she told the Standard be doing it or condoning back then. it." "They have a lot to an- Hill said last week's swer for on this," he suspension amounts to the SAFEWAY added. latest attempt to muzzle FOOD & DRUG De Leeuw got the sus- de Leeuw and should pension and reprimand in a alarm anyone who be- meeting with regional lieves scientific research manager Jim Yardley shouldn't be suppressed. March 22, Hill said. He said he believes de Ministry officials are Leeuw's treatment is poli- refusing to talk about it. tically motivated because "This is an internal per- his earlier reports embar- sonnel matter within the rassed the environment Fill it up and SAVE/Over 600 items to choose from! E~3o~ From front I:SAF EWA' Mill sale eyed lm Rigsby worries West Fraser might sacrifice its north- west operations here to environmental demands if it can emerge free of eco-pressure in its more lucrative interior • operations. "It appears they're looking at mortgaging this area for :i '2, the sake .of the interior, he said. i :, i!i.!{,i:ii il; :i ilFr h&FrozenMeat&Seafood,, ...... ".... That strategy might make sense for West Fraser right AllSafeway SEN Products now, he said, but would mean permanently abandoning forests that a different operator might be able to use Meat & Seafood Items or Safeway SELECT Products" as you can down the road and receive 200/0 OFF all the Safeway SELECT and "With the level their mills are running at here they ...,R ~~, Meat & Seafood"S,~t

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v i_ ' 1 The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, March 29, 2000- A3 Couple escapes through bedroom window Fire destroys all they own News In Brief A THORNHILL couple is Guides get fines lucky to be alive after A TERRACE angling guide has been fined $1,000 their mobile home caught for employing an unlicensed guide. fire early in the morning Stanley Harvey Doll plead guilty to the charge March 21, destroying Feb. 21. everything they owned. Doll's employee, William Jolm Bartlett, didn't All that's left of the have an assistant angling guide licence when fish- home of Richard Booth, a eries officers conducted a random licence inspec- security guard at the Skee- tion last October. na Mall, and his wife Bev, It's an assistant's responsibility to have a ll- a salesclerk at Northern cence, but because the assistant is endorsed by the Drugs, is a charred, full-fledged guide, that guide is also held warped skeletal founda- responsible. tion. Bartlett also plead guilty to guiding fish without All their personal pos- a licence and was fined $575. sessions were consumed by the flames. Historic village planned The couple was asleep PLANS are in the works to develop a historic site with their bedroom door at the village of Gitanyow showcasing aboriginal shut when the fire broke history and culture. out. Their ll-year-old If built, the proposed Gitanyow Historic Village daughter was sleeping at a Project would be a major tourist attraction, say friend's home for the night. backers with the Gitanyow Hulip Society. Bey was awakened The 27 totem poles already there, some up to after hearing crackling 100 years old, already attract a steady flow of traf- noises, and alerted her fic off the highway to Gitanyow, formerly known as husband, who got out of Kitwancool, just north of Kitwanga. bed to investigate. The first stage, to go ahead this year, calls for "We heard some pop- Fire fighters investigate what caused the fire that ca~used by faulty wiring from an addition. The occu- construction of a long house housing a museum, ping noises and small ex- swept a trailer home on Muller Avenue in Thornhill pants lost .all of their possessions but there were no tourist information centre, public market and per- plosions," Booth said. the morning of March 21. The fire is believed to be injuries as a result of the blaze. formance area. But when he opened the They'd also build a carving shed. bedroom door and entered Thornhill fire chief Art "It took 30 fire fighters - "It was quite windy at ly-built addition to the mo- Parking, picnic sites and realignment of existing the hallway to see what Hill said it didn't take long two crews from Thornhill the time," Hill said. bile home. poles is also part of the plan. was causing the noise, he for the entire trailer to and one crew from Terrace The heat from the fire "The load of a deep was immediately engulfed catch fire, including the - an hour to control the was so it intense it caused freezer was a contributing Watch those faxes in smoke. front ends of both cars, blaze and another 90 min- the aluminum siding on a, factor to it overheating," AT LEAST one local business has been targeted by "It was like a which were parked about utes to completely extin- neighborhood's home to he said. a seam artist ring operating from Nigeria, blackout," he said. "I 15 feet from the home. guish the fire. buckle. Hill estimated damages The lure is a fax from a person purporting to be a couldn't see my hand in "The unit was fully in-' Hill said he was worried According to Hill, the not to exceed $200,000, Nigerian civil servant who says he has access to front of my face. I lost my valved from one side of that high winds would fire .is believed to be: including personal proper- $28,5 million (US) in a secret bank account but direction completely." the house to the other," cause the fire to jump to caused by faulty wiring' ty. The couple had house- needs to send it overseas for the money to be re- Bev had to coach her Hill said. adjacent houses. that overheated in a new-' hold insurance. leased. disoriented husband back The problem is that the person receiving the fax into the bedroom, where is asked to send his or her own banking information she had punched out a first. What usually happens is that the Nigerian window screen, and Logging bridge repaired ring is then cleans out the person's bank account. heaved him outside. MAJOR REPAIRS to the logging bridge spanning the fessional Engineers and Geoscientists of British Colum- "In order to avoid delay, please get in touch with Booth then reached in- Skeena River east of Terrace are nearly finished. bia published an article critiquing the bridge's design. me immediately," indicates a "Dr. John Chuku" in side for Bev, pulling her Concrete was being poured this month to create new "The people who reviewed it said the piles were at the fax. "We must get these funds into your ac- outside to safety. pilings for the bridge, part of $1 million in work being the limit of their capacity with no safety factor," John count within a few working days .... as we cannot "Scary isn't the word," paid for by the province through its small business enter- said. afford to waste much time in this strictly risk free said Booth, hours later prise program. He said new piles were driven last summer and transaction." after being treated at Mills The refit was ordered in response to fears about whe- they're now placing concrete caps in place that tie the This type of seam has been around for years and Memorial Hospital for ther the bridge could withstand pressure from an ice jam new piles to the existing structure. RCMP say people should not reply. smoke inhalation. "I'm or a collision with debris during high water, said forest The new piles are designed so that ice riding up :pretty shook up. We were district manager Brian Downie. against them splits up, rather than building up force. Another vehicle fire lucky to get out." "There were concerns earlier about the stability of the John said the next step will be to upgrade the bridge A 1989 Pontiac station wagon on the 4700 Block : When the fire fighters bridge," he said. "We've done a lot of assessments and abutments and decking. Scott was badly damaged by fire March 21 in po- ;arrived on the scene at put this retrofit plan together." Nechako North Coast Construction has the $450,000 lice say is another in a series of arson attacks. ', 7:13 a.m. (only five min- He said the work has been underway since last sum- contract for work on the concrete pilings. Police say the vehicle was left unlocked. Those :utes after receiving the mer, adding the bridge is expected to reopen by late The province owns the bridge although Skeena Cellu- with information can call the police at 638-7400 : distress call), the front end April. 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All fired up d THERE CAN'T be anything more confusing than the battle over deciding what kind of fire protection is needed at airports the size of the one we have here. Back in the early 1990s this airport had a fully functioning fire and rescue service of two fire trucks and five firefighters. It became subject to federal cuts to the point that today, there's nothing on-site. From what was an essential service, the message now is "no big deal." Cutting the ser- vice also helped the decision of the federal gov- ernment to turn over smaller airports to local au- thorities for without the cost of a fire and rescue service, it made taking over airports that much cheaper. That changed after the crash of a passenger jet Sin king tt'ose fe ' ies a big mistake in Fredericton several years ago. The federal gov- VICTORIA - A lot of things Car manufacturers spend No mega-project in British ernment then decided some sort of fire fighting went wrong with the fast ferry millions on the design and de- Columbia has come in on bud- service was going to be required after all. project, but the biggest mis- velopment of, and tooling up get. Construction of the Coqui- take is probably scrapping the for a prototype that will even- halla Highway 16 years ago And now the fight is on. Local authorities are project, selling the three ves- tually sell for $30,000. Bill had massive overruns. So did saying that if the feds want to change their minds, sels at a huge loss to the low- Gates spent multi-millions on the northeast coal project. they should then be prepared to pay. est bidder and writing the ven- his Windows operating system And speaking of the Coqui- ture off as a political disaster. that you can buy for less than halla, the opposition is calling Locally, one of the two fire trucks has already It cost $463 million to build $200. To expect that the three for a public inquiry into the fast been sold. The second, owned by the city as part the three ferries. Unfortunately ferries would be built on bud- ferry fiasco, based on the fact of the airport transfer to the Terrace-Kitimat Air- Glen Clark, the former premier get is naive. that the Coquihalla project was and main booster, told us The abandonment of the later subject to such an inquiry. port Society, is to be sold by the city to the socie- some years back that the cost : R O M THE CAP I TAt project bears comparison to Here's some advice for Gor- ty. It'll then sell the truck and pocket the proceeds would be $210 million. the sudden death of the Avro don Campbell, the Liberal lea- HUBERT BEYER to help pay for whatever level of service is going The $253 million overrun Arrow fighter plane project der. You don't want to dirty isn't the only problem that pla- some 40 years ago. The fighter your hands that way. to be eventually required here. gued the ferries. The project cutting its losses, it's cutting was better than anything else The Coquihalla inquiry as ours, the taxpayers' losses. The impression is that the local society wants to was begun with no firm busi- available at the time, but the ordered by Bill Vander Zalm, And just what are those be rid of any vestige of a firefighting capability in ness plan in place, Numerous project was scrapped, finished who succeeded Bill Bennett as design changes created more losses? planes demolished and all Social Credit Party leader and For starters there will be a advance of any decision on the kind of service problems than they solved. blueprints destroyed on the or- premier, for one reason only: to shortage of three ferries on the The vessels also create too ders of then prime minister discredit Alex Fraser who as needed here. That means it can then be empty- Vancouver Island-Mainland much of a wash and can't John Diefenbaker. minister of highways oversaw handed to plead its case for federal assistance run. Conventional ferries will operate at full speed in our Cost was cited as the main the project. It was a shameful whenever, those, new regulations come, down. waters. ~ ...... x. have, to be builLto take up, the reaso'nC:altiiou~h it: is widely:~,,:spectacle...... Behind the scenes there's a raging debate, on: •ii''" Faced.Twit.h:theTp ubhc: out, , Me ei'im ':r ..... 7 "" .... ; .... 'believed,but'never:proven!thiit : , The fast ferry project was a ' " ' " ' ; " : ' ' ' " L': .. " ....(:ry 0Ver'the cost ovei-runs, a : r po tant, about 650 Diefenbaker acted under dur- good idea, badly planned and what kind of service is needed. Should response direct jobs will be lost. Adding Liberal opposition with murder ess from the U.S. government executed. But for the govern- the spin-off effect, that's more time be judged from when a call comes in or after in its eyes and seemingly un- which feared for its supremacy ment to turn its back on it, like 2,000 jobs. after a fire truck's wheels begin to turn? Should avoidable annihilation in the in the aerospace industry. throw the people who worked'. next election, and driven by But most important, British Well, there is no U.S. gov- on it to the wolves and kill the response time be judged to the far end of a run- Columbia will retreat from an an indecent desire to distance ernment breathing down the chance to build what could industry in which it could have way or to the midpoint of a runway? itself from anything Clark did, NDP government's neck to have become a thriving indu- become a cutting-edge world So from what was considered an essential ser- the NDP government is cutting sink the ferry project. It's pub- stry is almost criminal. leader - the construction of its fast ferry project losses, lie opinion and an opposition Beyer can be reached at" vice, we've sunk to bureaucratic haggling invol- aluminum-hulled fast ferries. hoping that this move will put eager to cater to mass hyster- E - m a i l : This project could, in time, ving stopwatches and tape measures. the whole nasty business be- ia, as long as it benefits its [email protected]; Tel & have put the province's ship- Funny thing is, nobody has seemed to ask the hind them. chances for next year's elec- Fax: (250) 381-6900 Web: building industry back on its Alas, the government isn't tion that has killed this project. http://www.hubertbeyer.com passengers what they want. If yoti are ever on an feet. aircraft in trouble, there'll be cold comfort in knowing your safety is being calculated in a game of political gamesmanship. Bullying ,:,:,mes close to home Learn more EVERY DAY in the Vancou- alone, from the south. Feigning calmness, I ver courtroom where a teen- "Hi, Oeeks," he greeted the strolled up to him. "What fun THUMBS UP to the Terrace Economic Develop- ager is on trial for her part in ten-year-olds. They ignored do you get from using that kind ment Authority and its volunteers putting on the Reena Verk's murder extra him. of language.'?" Northwest B.C. Business Technology Forum this chairs are brought in for the I didn't. His words and atti- "None," he admitted. many interested spectators. tude made my neck prickle. "Then why do you use it?" Saturday. Stung by the viciousness of Did these three know each "I don't know." His fair skin The restrictions caused by the relative remote- Verk's fellow students, social other? (Later my granddaugh- reddened to' the roots of his groups, parents and' grandmo- ters said he didn't attend Cop- brushcut. ness of this area can be conquered by the new thers are there to learn more per Mountain.) Did the girls "Do you think your grand- computer-based technology to the point that any- about schoolyard bullying. feel intimidated? Trapped? mother would be proud to hear thing available in the big city can also be had here. One grandmother says her Would they welcome my in- you use that kind of 14-year-old grandson is level- tervention if he escalated his language?" It i • I :i0lllHI I U -! l =[0Ii,lrl I~-'! The forum is a good opportunity to learn more. headed - when he's alone. But verbal assault? He looked up. "My grand- she worries if, in a group, he CLAUDETTE SANDECKI Then I heard him order the mother is dead." His tone con- could participate in outrageous girls, "Say ....." He used a pro- veyed his pain. behaviour. fanity of a sexual nature. "Say PUBLISHER/EDITOR: Rod Link pushing baby swings when two "You don't have to use bad Well, she might worry, if it!" 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CORRESPONDENCE FOR THE TERRACE STANDARD The Mail Bag Logging ban pact called a "sellout"

Dear Sir: First the Clayquot, then the Walbran, then South Moresby. When will environmental extrem- ists finally put the nail in the forest industry's cof- fin in British Columbia? They won't. The majors that operate in the province will do it to them- selves - socio-economic suicide will be tile new buzzword. Look at it simply, The six majors on the coast - Weyerhauser, Canfor, Fletcher, Interfor, Western Forest Products and West Fraser - through what some people refer to as the "Coastal Forest Con- servation Initiative" are negotiating with enviros to halt logging on the central and north coast for the next two years (indefinitely). In return, the enviros will suspend their activist campaigns aimed at European customers for B.C. forest products. Boy, now there's a deal. First we allow the U.S. to dictate the province's forest policy via the soft- wood lumber agreement and now environmentalists are going to dictate forest and land policy in B.C. through boardrooms of Germany. Simply put, it's a sellout - not not for a Ca- nucks game (which enviros should really be target- ing) - but for our industry and tile livelihoods of the many communities on the coast that depend on AN OFFICER AND HIS CRUISER: Constable Kevin Douglas is respond to everything from assaults to mischief calls in the Ter- logging and sawmiiling jobs. one of 20 general duty officers at the Terrace detachment who race area. Douglas has been at the detachment for six months. Strangely enough, the proposed area being tar- geted omits the Queen Charlottes and Vancouver Island. Weyerhauser, Canfor and Fletcher do not operate to any extent in this area and West Fraser simply doesn't want to operate on the coast. How violent is Terrace ? No, it's a sellout all right. If not, why weren't the areas where Weyerhauser, Canfor and Fletcher By CHRISTIANA WIENS handled 3,248 criminal offences and almost 15 gest urban centres in the northwest. operate included? Mainly because there is no old MURDERS, SEXUAL assaults, armed robber- per cent of those were violent. "Everyone has to come through here," he growth left on Vancouver Island and if the north ies, and assaults with violence - it's the stuff of Based on a historical average of caseloads, said. coast is sacrificed that will be enough to keep the prime time television shows and lower mainland Cpl. Rod Holland says Terrace's crime rate isn't For some unexplained reason, serious crime environmentalists out of the interior as well where, newscasts. much different than Kitimat's or Prince Rupert's. picks up in the fall. by the way, clearcuts approach the size of small Or is it? "It's no worse or no better," he said. "Every September and October something countries. Most residents think of Terrace as a safe place Holland said Prince Rupert has a reputation happens," Udsen said listing a string of murders Envi ronm enta list s to raise children away from the hustle and bustle for heroin because it's a port city and therefore here dating back to December, 1974, when Mon- argue that the Great Bear of big city crime. closer to the source of imported drugs. ica lgnas went missing. Rainforest is of global But the detachment has already recorded 31 For assaults and other violent crime, Holland The 15-year-old's body was found on a log- ecological importance violent crimes within Terrace cit~' limits this said the two city's case loads are very similar. ging road near her Thornhill home on April 8, and conservation is ne- year. Holland knows the crime situation looks bad. 1975. cessary to protect the In 1999, Terrace and area, with a population For a relatively small urban centre, Terrace Her killer has never been found. home of the Great Spirit of more than 21,000 people had one murder in has had two murders in nine months. "Summer is never that bad and spring is the Bear. Well, the spirit the outlying areas, eight robberies, 22 reported "It's never good when we have a murder," quietest," Udsen said. "Maybe the mushroom hear did just fine, thanks sexual assaults and 272 common and spousal as- Holland said. "But crime isn't predictable." pickers have something to do with it, we don't very much, until Terrace saults, Maybe not, but Sgt. Anders Udsen of the ser- know." fenced its garbage dump. Viblent crime includes murders, assaults, ious crime unit says it's a lot more common here The enviros are well armed robberies against people. than statistics would allow you to believe. organized, well funded It is recorded separately from property of- "I've worked in a lot of detachments, includ- and extremely adept at fences (such as home robberies and shoplifting), ing Prince Rupert and there's no comparison," Crime rate to boom developing slick, misin- drug charges and traffic offences such as im- Udsen said. TERRACE'S CRIME rate should skyrocket formation campaigns paired driving. When it comes to armed robberies, he said, next year because of a change in the way crimes against foreign consu- The total number oLviolent.crime offence,si as j ith¢ Terrace dgtachn~6'htr h'andles ~three times :the are reported. mers of B.C. forest pro- Justin Rigsby xecorded:j~ast:within Terrace city limiis!to the,end~, cases,~fLKj[iIl~gLandPrince Rupert combined. " "We live and die by. our statistics,", sai~,~pl., ducts ...... ~, i ~of December last yearwas 304 ...... i Besides the .l~inda"~fran6 4ataL stabbing in a Rod Holland, explaining the detachment s bud- Unfortunately, the forest industry lacks the ima- That's down four offences from 308 violent Braun Street townhouse Dec. 9, 1998 and the get and number of officers depends on this city's gination, creativity and intellect to discredit activ- crimes,:of a total of 2,022 criminal code of- shooting death of Donald Pears near Ritchies crime rate. ists with the factual truths regarding our forests. fences, recorded in Terrace in 1998. Landing Sept. 27, 1999, Terrace investigators But under the old system, he says, the statis- However, there must be more to this proposal That means about 15 per cent of all crime in spent the last year working on a number of mis- tics didn't tell the whole story. So last July, offi- than meets the eye. How can forest companies ne- Terrace in 1998 was considered violent. sing persons cases. cers starting recording things differently in an gotiated with environmentals over public lands? Is That same year, Terrace's municipal crime As a comparison, Kitimat investigators are attempt to get more officers and money from the public input and the LRMP process not sufficient? rate, or number of criminal code offences, ex- working on the Kevin Vermette file and Prince government. Where does the government sit on this issue? cluding traffic violations, was 146 per 1,000 resi- Rupert officers are working on a murdered For example, if an officer was called to a The stumpage and tax revenue foregone could dents. woman file dating back to January. bloody brawl outside the local pub, but, by the reach hundreds of millions. What about jobs and Vancouver's 1998 crime rate was 154 crimes "We've had a pretty fair blast [of serious time he got there, the fighters had disappeared - our communities? Employment insurance alone for per li000 population, not that much higher than crime] for the last little while," Udsen said. the instance would still be logged as a distur- 2,000 jobs would exceed $200,000,000 for one Terrace's. As proof, Udsen says, other detachments do bance, even though no one was apprehended at year. Only nine per cent of Vancouver's crime was not need as much help from serious crime invest- the scene. What about foreign customers? If they bow to considered violent. igators in Prince George. Under the old system, explained Holland, the pressure to source forest products elsewhere, the Compare that to 1998 violent crime in Kitimat "They've been here half a dozen times in the officer's time simply wasn't accounted for real- laws of supply and demand will end up costing .(municipal) of almost 19 per cent of all 1998 cri- last year," he said. istically. them money. In fact, taking this supply out of the 'minal offences. Udsen said he's not sure what brings offen- "Under that system we had a relatively slow global system will decrease supply and drive up In Prince Rupert, the municipal detachment ders here, but noted Terrace has become the lar- detachment," he said. the prices of forest products, benefiting foreign pro- ducers. Maybe we need to examine who really stands to gain from this initiative. Not B.C. forest companies ViOlent crime angers (in the long term), not forest dependent communi- ties on the north and central coast, not workers, not and stuns survivors the government and not even the environmental- ists. They will just shift environmental pressure to VICTIMS OF violent crime are some of the most trau- other places• No, it will be the foreign producers matized people in Terrace. who benefit• Maybe they are a source of funding "Often they're not sleeping and not eating properly," for enviros? said Sherry Pellegrlno, a victim's assistance staff mem- I never thought that when West Fraser gave up! ber at the RCMP detachment. the Kitlope the enviros would be satisfied. This in- "There are so many things that can go wrong," she itiative proves it. The environmentalists will conti- said in describing how people are affected. "Most people nue to raise the bar higher and the industry will are forever changed in some way." continue to be gullible enough to try and hurdle it. As one of two paid and 10 volunteer victim's assis- Now is not the time for appeasement for those tance members at the detachment, Pellegrino helps that depend on the forest industry. It is a time to people in crisis situations, sometimes getting called out stand up and say, in the words of Churchill, "We. in the middle of the night. shall never surrender•" At any given time, the victim's assistance group Justin Rigsby, handles between 70 to 90 ongoing files, 30 of them new Terrace, B.C. that month. Each file tells a story of someone, who has survived A vicious little fish an assault, suicide attempt, "Trust becomes a AT THE SCENE OF THE CRIME: Diane Pritchard is just one of many clerks Dear Sir: stalking incident or have big issue," - Sherry who work at the Copperslde store on Clarke Avenue where a man is said to Lengthy cold weather might have been good to been involved in any number Pellegrino, RCMP have waved an axe, assaulted a customer and stolen cash last winter. She change the water temperature in the ocean. Last traumatizing situations. says cashiers who work the night shift are still nervous about the incident. summer while bottom fishing for halibut I caught a Her clients range from the victims assistance staff lot of a southern water fish called mackerel along parents of mistreated ted- member. the coast from Prince Rupert. dlers to seniors, from the hy- Assaults dominate daily court lists With water temperatures being warmer, the fish sterical to the person who ON ONE OF the busiest Linda Lefranc's accused That leaves the remain- seemed to move north. Mackerel is a very vicious just needs to talk. provincial court days in killer and Paul Bernard ing 66 per cent of the list little fish. I believe this has been tile reason for Most of the program's clients are women, which Pel- Terrace at the end of last Wadsworth, accused in the to deal with four impaired loss of herring and probably young salmon. legrino says, is probably because of the large number of month, 34 per cent of the September, 1999 shooting driving cases, two drug Mackerel seem to be down there with the hali- stalking and domestic violence disputes. time was made up by vio- death east of Terrace. files, dozens of property but at the depths of 200 to 300 feet or more. I found In the case of robberies and break and enters, some- lent crime charges. The court list included crimes, a handful of of- out they just love herring and herring is a prime. times women are more apt to talk about feelings, she With limited court time eight assaults, four charges fences against the federal source of food for our salmon. said. and operating one Crown of assaulting a peace offi- fisheries or wildlife acts Things could change and have a great impact Many people are so emotionally scarred, they feel lawyer short, the list repre- cer and four charges of as- and several failures to on our west coast fishing if weather doesn't change hngry, afraid and suspicious of anyone that remotely sents court appearances for sault causing bodily harm. comply with a court order• the water temperature, making the mackereha/m ~looks like their offender long after the actual incident. more than 40 people fa- Two people were In youth court that grate south again. 4 !!w "Trust becomes a big issue," said Pellegrino. cing 74 charges that day. charged with sexual as- month, violent crimes I spoke to the fisheries department in Ter~'cc. It's Pellegrino's job to listen to victims and reassure For some, the listing sault, one of whom was made up 19 per cent, or They were not aware mackerel were this far north. ~them that whatever emotions they're feeling are comple. was their first time they've charged also charged with four of 21 charges, on the They did say the Queen Charlottes had mackerel. I, ~tely okay. appeared on the charge fa- sexual exploitation of a daily provincial court list. do see in the fishing regulations there is a daily ', Sometimes survivors of violent crime lose sleep, and cing them. For others, iot minor, The list also included limit of 100 or more. become depressed to the point they can no longer work. was one appearance of The roster also includes two impaired driving The ministry people doing up fishing regulations ', The program's caseload usually peaks in January and many on a particular weapons, two indecent charges, five drug charges on the lower mainland must be aware of the pro- February and for about "a month in July, charge, acts and one threat to three property offences and blem. Commercial and sports fishing wall decline i But it can also rise when Terrace has a rash of armed The charges included cause harm, adding up to a seven breaches of proba- more if mother nature doesn't do a turn around. ~obberles or break ins close together, court appearances by total of 26 violent crimes. tion. George Chlnn, Terrace, B.C, A6- The Terrace Standard. Wednesday, March 29, 2000 CORR ESPONDENCE FOR THE TERRACE STAN DARD You BE THE JUDGE BY CLAIRE BERNSTEIN

'Phy stcal" ' Educatmn" ,, "Robertl That boot belongs on your loot, not ~='-,~20u" Angelas head.' Ellen shouled as she and ~~ Bernadette scrambled to get the students onto their school buses. "After 18 years of teaching, I still ACTuALBASEDcouRTONIIl~l~gi,klll~ Abortion ,sn't only answer find bus duty the hardest job," Ellen sighed. "Ge- l ng these bundles of energy into snow suits it CASES Dear Sir: and I'm sure that even today there is residual sadness, I ~u!}h. You'd think Ihe kids would be as anxious to she did thatl" This is in reply to Sarah de Leeuw's commentary on tempered by the peace that the babies are growing up in ! .~thome as we are." Twenly minutes later, Jessica bounded up Ihe Bernadette shook'her head. "Jessica sure isn't. abortion providers, March 15, 2000. loving families. stairs to her house. "How was your day, She's hiding under the bench." sweetle?" her mother asked as she prepared Another that I talked to recently was pregnant as a March 10, the so called National Day of Appreciation "That child's a handful," Ellen said. "She's 9 some cookies and milk. for Abortion Providers, is likely little celebrated for good teenager, had family support and her child is the love of years old but still at a grade 2 level. She has an "Okay We learned about spiders and did reason. Society as a whole does not want to be reminded her life. eating disorder. Shll, she acts up quite a bit." subtrachon. And M ss Ellen slapped me ." that certain doctors, sworn in the-Hippocratic oath to Life can be very difficult for a pregnant woman who "Poor lithe thing." Jessiea's mother almost dropped the milk car- feels she has little choice. We all understand this. The "1 know," Ellen agreed. "But she understands ton "What? Where did she slap you?" preserve life, kill unborn babies. how to behave and needs strong guidance. "Je -+ "m,,ht here on my lea " Jessica showed her Medical science has conclusively proven that unborn unborn baby and mother are part of society and the com- horrified mo her a fading mark on her calf. Can babies are alive and growing in their mother's womb, munity needs to take a role and help. ssiC?e2['~ctaimp~tec~?'~T:nl my mommy to pick me I watch "IV now?" fhat they feel the pain of death, that they could grow to For the mother who decides to raise her baby, this up." "Soon. Let's go over to Mrs. Ryerson's and feel the love of their birth-mother or the love of a family can ,happen in many ways, through babysitting at Paces , Ellen found Jessica's polka dolled snowsuit, show her that mark.. I want c witnessl Then I~m so that young mothers can complete their high school, "rime to get dressed, dear. Your friends are wait- calling the cops. That leacher belongs m jaill" that desperately desires children. ing on the bus." Ellen was charged with assault. In court, the The unborn child is forgotten in the choice business - through Birthright, by the federal government upping Jessica sto tied screaming. "NOI I WANT MY prosecutor was outraged. "Your Honour, Ellen they are part of their mother and father, yet already a se- maternity leave to one year, daycare at the workplace, MOMMY TO DRESSMEI" used excessive force in slapping Jesslca. That's parate entity. When choice is talked about wouldn't it be families helping, the fathers being responsible. Ellen was kind but firm. "Jessica, your mommy assault. This Court must not condone the slap- better to choose between family helping, adoption or al- There is no quick fix or easy answer but life has many is waiting for you at home." ping of disabled children by their teachers. tering lifestyle? Death is too final for a bright new life. pathways that can be followed to lead a brighter future Jessica's tantrum was getting out of control. Surely Canadian society has progressed beyond "GET AWAY FROM MEI I WANT MY MOMMYI" that." Two women that I have had the privilege of knowing for both mother and child. The little girl wouldn't stop screaming. Her legs Ellen rushed to her feet. "But Your Honour, I gave their first-born up for adoption. It as hard for them Don S. Coburn, Terrace, B.C. and arms flailed wildly, barely missing Ellen. used only the reasonable amount of force called Ellen reached down and slapped Jessica's leg. For in the circumstances. Teachers must be "Now stop that and do as you're told." allowed to discipline their students, or anarchy in It wasn't a really hard slap. But the effect was the schools would result!" huge. Jesslca was stunned. Tears streamed down Braun's idea is a surprise her face, She let Ellen dress her. Is Ellen guilty of assault? YOU! Be The Judge. Bernadette was also stunned. "1 can't believe Then look below for the decision. Dear Sir: The Braun's Island Committee was approached and I am a member of the Braun's Island Committee. Be- asked if the residents might be interested in this. SPONSORED BY cause I have had a few calls from residents of Braun's The committee directed the regional +district to ex- Island in regards to the article in your paper on March 1 plore this possibility with the City of Terrace and report about the possible amalgamation of Braun's Island with back to the committee so that something could be pre- Terrace, I feel I must address their concerns. sented to all the residents on the pros and cons of this so WRIGHT & MARDIROS During the Terrace mayoral election competition in an informed individual decision could be made. TRIAL LAWYERS November, Mr. Talstra brought forward the possibility of Since November, we have not had any proposals to accessing some once-only funds (which the city might look at. I have not heard anything except what I read in Serving the Pacific Northwest like to use for the multiplex) from the province based on the paper so I can't answer the question of "Why would TERENCE WRIGHT 15 years experience DAVID MARDIROS a per capita formula if it amalgamated or incorporated Braun's Island want to be a part of Terrace?" with some area either Braun's Island or a section of Kathy Juba, Thornhill or any area not currently in its boundaries. Terrace, B.C. Criminal and Family Law Civil Litigation Aboriginal Law

Free Initial Interview for I.C.B.C. and Top priority- finding nurses Personal Injury Claims Dear Sir: cate money from their budget for the technology person. According to your editorial of March 15, the Com- Another enhancement that was discussed was the 4730 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, B.C. V8G 1T2 munity Health Council would like to review the list of need for an occupational therapist. If orthopedics should nurses "to test the list and its contents." be brought into Mills, this enhancement will be included On Feb. 10 there was a special department head com- with that proposal. The fifth enhancement was an ICU Phone: 638-0354 Fax: 635-2919 mittee meeting at Mills Memorial Hospital. There were nurse for EDOs (elective days off). The management five service enhancements beyond the regular budget team believed that they could find the money for this. YOU! BE THE JUDGE - DECISION items discussed. The management team reviewed the Mr. Gicsbrecht continues to request a list of people "Not Guilty," decided Judge Steven. "A teacher has the fight to correct a child using reasonable force. list to figure out how the CHC could handle the five top. who have experienced personal tragedies through this Here, the slap was indeed reasonable. Jessica was unhurt and Ellen acted in a restrained way. Even though The first item was increasing the acute care nursing healthcare crisis, the CHC is requesting a list of nurses Ellen could have made a more socially acceptable choice of dealing with Jessiea0 she didn't break the staff. This top priority, on the list, received a no go. The who are not willing to work at Mills Memorial Hospital. law." YOU! BE THE JUDGE is based on actual court cases. Today's decision is based on a court case CHC will need to find money for this enhancement. It I believe the list that they should be reviewing is their from the province of Newfoundland. If yon have a similar problem, please contact Wright & Mardiros. was stressed that it could not proceed until they arc able list of priorities from their special department head Claire Bemstein is a lawyer and nationally syndicatedcolunmist. Copyright2000 HaikaEnterprises. C22-2. to find money ...... meeting. If the health council was really c0m.mjtte_d .tq. The Other four item~ incff~ded i-~/6 positi0ns in iidmin, fiiiing the nursing shortfall, the Very" first item should istration, ESP scheduling and a full-time information-.:hav.e+:read r'yes' to increasing the, acute~caremursing~staff:; technology person. According to their agenda, both of Instead' they said "No, need to find money for this, these positions must go ahead and they will find the can't do it until we find the money." And yet they are money for them. Every department (that is presently determined to find money for positions in administration. stretched beyond their means) has been asked to allo- Ida Mohler, Terrace Health Watch .t

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i i Not a 'bad Liberal' i Dear Sir: A clarification to your March 22 story on my aspirations to seek the Liberal nomination in Skee- ha. When asked about some of my public state- ments on issues that conflict with Gordon Camp- DOWNTOWNTERRACE bell, i.e.: Kemano Completion, SCI bail out and a Nisga'a Tre~ity, my reply, in fact, was in somewhat different order than your story and with a few more mn The Heart clarifying and qualifying comments, which pro- i vides quite a different slant to my comments. My position has been, will continue to be, and of .. • is no secret to my political friends and foes, that when push comes to shove my constituents take priority, regardless of who may disagree. our I have spent a decade in public service and have proven myself to be a team player, always working hard to reach consensus at least and un- animous decisions at best. Thank you for the opportunity to make sure I don't start out as a "bad Liberal". !,i ._-.~ David D. Hull, Terrace, B.C. It The road to ...... # Dear Sir: In Austria and Germany, the city hall is called the "rat haus". Seems fitting enough so I propose that, in the interest of informing German tourists, and for my own amusement, that the city erect a large sign at the end of the main drag, saying merely "rat haus". Visiting dignitaries won't have to be told where to go. Ev's Mens Wear City councillors have recently come up with a 4605 LakelseAvenue 635-5420 plan to increase the city's proportion of costs for re- Tuxedo Rentals "celebrating 40 years serving you" pawng the streets in town that resemble the terrain on the moon. That would require a modest tax in- $69. & up NEW for Spring from Woolrich crease for all of us. Unlike many of the business • Converter Pants - zip off legs type people on council I still have a mortgage to Bridal, Grad Dresses perfect for Travel or Golf! pay. If my mortgage were paid off, then a modest and Accessories increase in taxes wouldn't seem so bad. • Security Pants- 3 secure pockets, Teflon coated A quick check of the phone book tells me that a 4609 Lakelse Avenue, Terrace Great for Travell majority of the elected live on streets that are in Ph: 635-4211 • Security Shirts rough shape. Hmm. No special interest stuff in that

closed door meeting, I'm sure. w Like the king of Terrace, I am within spitting ,'Commercial, Residential, distance of an arterial road, so the recent paving in Automotive Locksmithing '~'~ CENTRALFLOWERS front of my place did not require me to buck up. Since 1973 Thank you, Terrace. • Authorized ASSA & Victoria B.C.'s very own Chris Spangl, Terrace, B.C. MIWA Dealers - Roger's Chocolates Terry & Pat Heinricks -Safes- Sales & Service now available Journeyman Locksmiths 000000 How about $39.50? New Spring & Summer April Dear Sir: 4624A Greig Avenue .Emergency Openings I noted with interest the article, "Councillors in Terrace, BC V8G 1M9 Cornell Linens are now in food fight", in your March 22 issue. Toll Free 1-888-560-5549 Fax (250) 635-1918 For Every Bloomln' Thing So poor David Hull feels that he should be al- ,, Phone: (250) 635-5549 E-Mail: [email protected] 4619 LakelseAve., Terrace, B.C. lowed to gobble $70 worth of food daily, while tra-. 638"1900 ~ 1"888-325-6667~

veiling on'city business? ...... ; ' ~-` " " ~,.~,,~ . ~...... /:'~Why n6t savethe Terrace taxpayers money by J I I I io~/ering'the "per diem rate to $39.50, the same as Terrace's LARGESTSelection of that paid by the provincial government to workers Magazines & Newspapers travelling on government business? If we can do it, why can't Dave? *GIFTWARE *LOTI'ERY D.F. Varner, Terrace, B.C. *CONFECTIONARY *SOUVENIRS Please give it back *INTERNET-COMPUTERACCESS Dear Sir: This letter is to whoever stole a yard machine 3.5 hp/18 inch, front line tiller, serial #21A-035- VANSOpen 8am- 10pmNEWS Daily 500, Model 91200 from 3970 Walker Street, 4607 LakelseAve., Terrace 635-8899 | Thornhill, in the early part of March. My wife and I, whose only income is Old Age Store Pension and Canada Pension, are not financially ...... /tbl~ to replace this machine. Check out our great selection of hunting Our hobby is growing flowers, which we share & fishing supplies & clothing. I with our neighbours, to make the area a more • Cozy Cotton Throws beautiful and pleasant place in which to live. When we visit native people in the surrounding • Dagoli Sweats & T Shirts area we are always treated with respect and hen- outed as elders. The question we ask the persons in new spring colors responsible for this theft, would you like your mo- ther, father or grandparents treated in this fashion? I My wife and I have spent our lives helping 3217 KalumTerrace 635,6496 • All occasion cards people i.e. if you want advice on making a dress, I knitting a sweater, baking a cake or if you are a "We Specializein Hunting& Fishing" diabetic - Gen is always there to help. I, on the other hand, have chauffeured boys and girls to I Located in the Coast Inn of the West swimming, basketball games, Odyssey of the Mind I Open until 8pm weeknights projects or any electric appliance needing repair, | or a small electrical remodelling, I would be happy '1i to advise. Or if you wanted to borrow the tiller to till your garden, I would have been happy to help. We would appreciate it - if you would return the

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Willard Estey told Senators March 23 it would be Another witness, law professor Kent McNeil, cast with all new Hi.Tech Design is herd prudent to freeze implementation of the treaty for up to doubt on suggestions the treaty might be struck down as five years to allow the courts t o settle questions about its unconstitutional. New light weight "If the Supreme Court were to strike down the self- constitutionality. New fuel tank flexible hood Three court challenges, one by the provincial Liberal government provisions, it would be sabotaging the nego- design with built .... party, one by the Fisheries Survival Coalition and one tiations," he said. by Nass Camp resident Lloyd Brinson are set to be heard ,'We would be in a situation where these matters in gauge ~i,~ ~i '` I once the treaty is passed into law. would have to be litigated inthe courts over and over ~ .....~i' I Light weight 800 "It is our view that everyone, Nisga'a included, are again,,' he added, l,Each First Nation would have to liti- ~~i~'. ! Twin producing a' better served if we do not introduce something which is gate its rights to self government.'[ .... . /. .... ,- whopping going to be challenged successfully," Estey said. The federal and provincial governments have said • "No one is going to thank usfor allowing this to go their legal experts believe the treaty does not amount to ~~ 140 H.P. down the road, money spent organizing tiffs, that and the an amendment of the constitution. other institution, and the whole thing collapses because Observers on both sides of the issue have found the of a court order." Senate's careful and less partisan dissection of the treaty Estey presented a paper in which he says he believes refreshing and more productive than the political circus the Nisga'a will receive virtually all the attributes of an that enveloped passage of the treaty in the House of independent state and that there will be strong grounds Commons and in Victoria. for the country's high court to find it unconstitutional. The treaty enabling legislation passed in B.C. last "An independent self-governing nation state will be spring and was passed by the House of Commons in De- New 144 - 2' ~ ~ t ~' created within the boundaries of Canada," he said. cember. Camoplasttrack "-~2 ...... '" ~'*" ' The self-government granted the Nisga'a is nothing It needs approval of the Senate before it can be pro- like the municipal powers towns and cities have, he claimed into law. New parabolic Ski said, which are granted and can be revoked by the design provinces. Nisga'a powers, once created cannot be abolished or Child care info changed without Nisga'a agreement, he noted. PRE SEASONYOUR 2001 "What is contemplated in the agreement is not a de- legation of powers, it is a complete abdication of the money given Arctic Cat before JBONUS j powers granted in the Canadian Constitution to Parlia- A PERIOD of uncertainty for The Family Place child April 15, 2000 and get up to ment and the British Columbia legislature," he said. care information centre appears to have passed now that FREE Hearings by the Senate committee probing the treaty it's been given $200,000 by the provincial government. wrapped up Thursday. The treaty enabling legislation Started in 1996 as one of four pilot projects in the *6OO.OO 2 year bumper to passed in B.C. last spring and was passed by the House province, the centre had been threatened when it didn't bumper warranty of Commons in December. know if its operating budget was going to continue. " Cat Cash. ~~~~N~ It needs approval of the Senate before it can be pro- Social development and economic security minister Cat Cash can be used toward tile purchase of included with ¶ claimed into law. Jan Pullinger delivered the $200,000 commitment while Arcticweat~ or genuine Arctic Cat parts and accessories. The upper chamber this week turns to directly deba- in Terrace last week to open a conference on rural and ' Or don't miss your chance to choose from many financing I Cat Cash offer ting the issues raised and pondering whether to seek any northern housing. options until 2000." So come in soon before all the great amendments or a delay of the effective date. "I'm pleased with what's been accomplished," said deals, and sleds, are gone. Also urging caution about the creation of a third order Pullinger of The Family Place. Limited Edition models available. Cat Cash offer applies to of government was former B.C. Attorney General Alex Among other things, it provides information on child MacDonald. care by gathering together under one roof a variety of ,,,oo,,s ARCTIC CAT ° "To kiss power goodbye is not only a mistake for a agencies responsible for services. Parliament or legislature to commit, but it is unconstitu- The $200,000 begins to flow April 1 and is sufficient What Snowmobili'ng~All AbouC tional," he said. until next March. MacDonald was also alarmed that the treaty gives the The Family Place is located in a renovated house Nisga'a the ability to set up and control its own police acrQss the street on Park Ave. from the Terrace force. Women's Resource Centre which is its sponsor. "If you gave an ethnic community of any kind, not Statistics indicate the office gets about 400 queries a month. .#" The four-year commitment to the pilot project ended H R B last year and while it did receive money for the year just AUTOMOTIVE ended, some trimming of expenses did take place. 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(' • The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, March 29, 2000 - A11 Soring construction start wanted Public Notice Housing boost given Winter Burning BRITJSr.t. THE CHEQUE has all but , been written for $746,000 Conditions LOLUMBIA to pay for eight of 22 units of senior housing beside Effective midnight Friday, March 31, 2000 and until further notice, Winter Terraceview Lodge, says Burning Conditions, as described in Section 24.1 of the Forest Fire the provincial cabinet Prevention and SuppressionRegulation (B.C. Reg 169/95) are no longer minister in charge of so- in effect for all Categories 3, 4, 5,6, 7 and 8 Open fires within the Prince cial housing. Rupert Forest Region and Queen Charlotte Islan~ds (Northwest Fire Centre) In town last week for a conference on housing, so- area. cial development and eco- nomic security minister All accumulations of waste material burned since last summer and prior to Jan Pullinger said the Ter- midnight March 31,2000 must be completely extinguished prior to race Mountain Manor pro- midnight April 14, 2000 for all category 3, 4, 5 and 8 open fires as per ject will provide needed Section 24.1 of the Forest Fire Prevention and Suppression Regulation. All housing for low income se- persons who burned waste material as defined in Categories 7 and 8 open niors in the area. "Senior supportive fires since last summer and prior to March 15, 2000 are exempt from housing isn't a new con- section 24.1 of the regulation under Section 215 (2) of the Forest Practices cept, it's been around for Code of British Columbia Act, on condition that all of these open fires are awhile for seniors at the extinguised within seven days after the sites on which the fires were burned upper end who can pay for are clear of snow. it, but there is a need for seniors on low, fixed incomes," she said. The Northwest Fire Centre area covers from Endako in the east to the The location beside Queen Charlotte Islands in the west and from Yukon border in the north to Terraceview Lodge is con- THIS TERRACE Mountain Manor sign will soon have plenty of company as a Tweedsmuir Park in the south. sidered ideal as seniors in spring construction start is planned, Housing minister Jan Pullinger and B,C. the new project who may Housing head Peter Robinson visited the site last week to bolster their commit- For more information on outdoor burning, please call the BC Forest Service need services such as ment for money for the project. The location is beside Terraceview Lodge, an at 1-888-797-1717 or the Northwest Fire Centre at (250) 847-6600. meals, will have them ideal location so that manor residents can have easy access to services, close by. There is one wrinkle left and that is the cost of construction as measured by the square foot. The cost of that here is higher than established guidelines but Peter Ro- binson, the chief executive officer of B.C. Housing, DIe the provincial agency responsible for social housing, said it is working with the project builder, the Terrace Supportive Housing Society, on that. D "We have to make sure construction costs are con- sistent with those from elsewhere," said Robin- son, who accompanied Pullinger to Terrace. In addition, B.C. Hous- ing, will provide $58,000 a year to help with mortgage payments and operating costs for the eight units. The $746,000 will be paid out over 25 years. Pullinger said senior supportive housing is also valuable as it will ease the pressure on other, more in- ~tensive and expensive se: .... ' ...... nior housing services such as extended care facilities. The eight-unit subsidy here is part of an overall effort of B.C. Housing to support social housing pro- jects outside the lower mainland. Otherwise, said Robin- son, housing allocations could easily be swallowed up in the more populated areas. "We try to be very SILVERADO REGULAR CAB 2WD: careful that rural areas get FEATURES: Vortec 4300 V6 200 HP Engine • 5-Speed Manual Transmission their share," added Pullin- with Overdrive • 4-Wheel Disc and 4-Wheel Anti-Lock Braking System. Full ger. Instrumentation including: Tachometer, Engine Hour Meter and Driver The Terrace Mountain Message Centre. Custom Cloth Seats • Chrome Wheels, Grille and Bumper Manor project represents DRTECVa AVAII.~B] the culmination of more ' : V6REGULAR CAB LEASE OPTIONS than a decade of efforts to Monthly Lease Payment Down Payment ~tal Due On Signing' SMARTLEASE OR PURCHASE FINANCE OR CASII PURCIIASE PRICE provide housing for seniors $278 $2,295 $3,258 adjacent to Terraceview $308 $1,310 $2,170 Lodge. s278' 2.9 s21,188 $348 $0 $722 Betty Barton of the Ter- PER MONTII FOR 36 MONTIIS UP TO 48 MONTIIS INCLUDES FREIGllT OF $960 AND Lease paymonls based on 36 month lotto, Security deposit required. 'Total due on signing Ior down payment, socurtty deposit, 1S1 WITH $2,295 DOWN, PDI.LICENSE, INSURANCE AND race Supportive Housing monlh's payment plt~ taxes, GSTand PST.License, insurance, battery levy,envlramnentallevy, reglslratl0n and administrationfees extra. SECURITY DEPOSIT $325 TAXES EXTRA. Society said it's now wait- ing for the final approval of bank financing. The society had origin- ally wanted to start work next month. Pullinger said the pro- ject here also recognizes that while the senior popu- lation here may not be as proportionately as large as elsewhere, the numbers are growing, making it im- portant to provide housing. SILVERADO EXTENDED CAB 2WD: SILVERADO REGULAR CAB 4X4 LONGBOX: "We fully acknowledge FEATURES: Easy Access Third Door • Fuel Economy Leader . Vortec 4800 FEATURES: Vortec 4.8L SFIV8 270 HP Engine. 8-foot long Cargo box • 4-Speed the linkage between health V8 270 HP Engine. 4-speed Automatic Transmission with Overdrive and Automatic Transmission with Overdrive. 4-Wheel Anti-Lock Braking System and housing," she said. Tow/Haul mode. Air Conditioning with Interior Air Filtration System • AM/FM • Skid Plates . Air Conditionin~ . PASSLock II Theft Deterrent System Statistics for Terrace Stereo Cassette . 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•. ! A12- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday,March 29, 2000

Fagan found guilty .... X Natural Gas on two drug charges 28.5 per litr e A SMITHERS jury has During the trial, Terrace He is to be., convicted a local man on RCMP officer Rick Mar- on April 7 here in Still the lowest two of three drug-related shinew told the jury he and Fagan was to I: charges stemming from an other officers had spent Terrace but suces investigation three years about six hours searching gued for a chang~ ago. Fagan's home in March tion based on Rene Fagan, 66, was 1997. from an earlie r Gasoline found guilty of one count Marshinew told the jury drug charges; possession of cocaine for that during the six-hour He said he f 67.9¢ the purposes of trafficking search about 10 vehicles would not recei, and one count of posses- pulled up in Fagan's drive- trial if the Case v and still rising??? sion of proceeds from way, saw the officers, and in Terrace. Fagan crime. immediately left, ly asked that the Held in B.C. Supreme Throughout the trial, moved to Vanco Two cost savin! Court in Smithers earlier Fagan ridiculed the offi- that was rejected 'this month, the four-day cers and their methods. of Smithers. : : Conversion trial saw Fagan forego his He was found not guilty In that earlier trial, Rene Fagan Packages right to counsel and defend on another count of pos- Fagan also defended hini- having dismissed the drug available session. himself. self and was successful in charge involving cocaine. O.A.C. Financin Railway code violation TERRACE: 635-6617 am.w# results in $50,000 fine KITIMAT: 632-4444 SMITHERS: 847-9172 bridge they were working The Workers' Compen- A PROVINCIAL COURT PRINCE RUPERT: 624-6400 judge has fined Canadian on collapse into a ravine sation Board in January 4904 Hwy 16 West, Terrace, B.C. National Railways $50,000 under the weight of a 1998 ruled that Scott Steel after finding the corpora- crane. Carson was the failed to properly reinforce Automotive Fuel, Conversion & Service Centre tion guilty of a federal la- crane operator. the bridge. bour code violation in the CN had been found 1997 collapse of a railway guilty Feb. 15 of failing to bridge near here which ensure the structural in- killed two people. tegrity of the structure. It Judge Jim Jardine, in could have faced a fine of Surrey provincial court, $100,000 when Judge Jar- said CN has a duty to en- dine pronounced sentence sure work places are safe. last week. The company Scott Steel, the con- was acquitted on four other tractor hired to replace the labour code offence bridge on the CN line be- charges tween here and Kitimat, CN lawyers had argued faces Workers' Compensa- that Carson did not work tion Board charges. for CN Rail when the ac- William Hugh Carson, cident happened because 34 at the time of his death, he was working with con- of Kamloops and John tractor Scott Steel. Jardine Marti, also 34 at the time dismissed that argument, of his death, from Telkwa saying Carson was being died Oct. 27, 1997 when paid by CN and was using wooden trestles on the CN equipment. Man wanted after attack RCMP ARE looking for the man who sexually assaulted the female occupant of a residence on the 3600 Block of Kalum at 8 a.m. March 22. The female was treated at Mills Memorial Hospital for a number of injuries sustained in the attack and re- leased. RCMP say the suspect is a native male, approxima- tely 5' 8" to 5' 10", thin to medium build, wearing a grey hooded sweat jacket and blue jeans. He wore a blue bandana as a mask to cover his face. Those with information are asked to call the RCMP S. N GOOD-BYE TO at 638-7400 or Crimestoppers at 635-8477. Dr. R.D. Greenwood Chiropractor 4635 Lazelle, Terrace Q UALITYSERVICE

Terrace Taxpayers should be asking themselves why City Hall supports privatization of garbage MSP, ICBC, WCB ACCEPTED Dynamic Gait Analysis and pick up. Prescription Orthotics Saturday Appointments Available 638-8165 Here is what the Canadian Union of Public Skeena Valley Golf & Country Club Employees, Local 2012 (Terrace City Employees) ANNUAL WINE & CHEESE thinks of the serious potential for loss of quality REGISTRATIONNITE through privatization of trash pick up. Guests Welcome April 1st- 7:30 p.m. Your number of bags will be restrmted,' any extra At The Clubhouse bags will coat you by the bag. Two lucky members who sign up on or before April 1st could win back 1/2 their dues Service will be reduced. An exciting golf is lust c the corner. is welcome, Are you satisfied with the present garbage pick- up, if so please call your council members or phone City Hall and let them know.

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I I' The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, March 29, 2000- A13 Bar owners say business is way up Smoke ruling loved By ALEX HAMILTON A SIGN placed on the rear window of a local vehicle last week depicting a cer- tain crass middle finger gesture with the words: "WCB smoke this" about summed up the sentiments held by the majority of local smokers, bar and restaurant owners. But for the first time in nearly three months, cigar- ette smokers and pub staff were happy March 22 when a Supreme Court justice rejected the pro- vince's stringent no-smok- ing regulations. Ashtrays were back on "]'he new Big Bear 400 4x4 is ptu~,etla, create a re,at Ihl,, nes~ hear has more glUrll. Jll exlrelllel.v tl.~hl- bar tables and local smo- wilhitl tile growillg sporI/uIIiH.~ se~metll, h e, a lUrlltng radius, alld Ioilg-tr:P,'ei suspensltm. All of kers puffed away with a powerful workhorse;rod has [xen a Itlalflsla.~ Ill Ih¢ sduch corHributeIt) tile Big Bear's superior poV,¢l- vengeance last week after Yamaha ATV familyfor years, h i)flel,,cta.,:,.]eading IO.i~eighlratio, outSlalldHIg ;tgilily. aml ¢ontfoII. Justice Sunni Stromberg- perforntanee withoulSacrifidli~ the t0ugll ~wrkelhic So climb aboard, we're sure you'll agree thai llus Stein's rejected the Work- that Yamaha customers hai'e come ~ii expectl :\]\ l!rm ides Ihe rider Wit!tthe perfect c0ntbma,on ers' Compensation Board's Possessing 50cc additionaldisplacementIii~ 2{io0. ofiasknlaster and advetuurer: : non-smoking regulations, SMOKIN' MAD: Many Terrace residents, like the owner of this vehicle, were not enforced since Jan. 1. happy with the Workers' Compensation Board's no-smoking regulations, which YAMAHA banned smoking in all workplaces to protect workers from second-hand smoke. ATVs-BEARS RULE!!! The judge struck down The regulations were rejected by a Supreme Court judge last week. the WCB's smoking ban in YAMAHA ® certain facilities, like bars "I don't like it," said for lunch because of the It's up to the WCB to ~~i~ ~R ~F_NLIINE: P~rts & ACCO55or tr:~ YAMAHA :., J I ' I ~i ' ( " 1 and restaurants, because p,eres ol acce===ol~ot ~. Tet t chog J tilt ¢lltlttN,~ non-smoker Jane Inkman, smoke," she said. decide this week whether the regulations were enac- :\lv.,a'~S ~'.ear p 0 eeti'.e ikhn~ eq0ilm,¢ i ,i ,." u ii ~ t i .tpplo',t.d I.hn,:l ;rod ¢~.e i~o1¢¢11Oll"fatlLd,a ,%r~t% ~e deMglled lot olf.to,id LIM"onl) who was eating lunch at Inkman said restaurants to appeal the judge's deci- ted without properly con- Never cilu% p;t~;seogers Ride si,f¢ } iUldtt,~ix,¢t the t*11%iIO[il%ie/11 I).3 ilol dllllk and lltk' Read ~,out or. Iler'~, nl;Uluid. Yalt,~d,a [e¢OlllllKqld~ The Back Eddy Pub Fri- should give customers sion, hold public meetings ull riders take iul approved ATV IlaHllllgcoRt,¢ rhJ, YallldhJ,at'Iv i~ tt'cOlllnlcntlfd IOl LISPool', b) adulls 16 yeals ol at,e 91 oldel sulting the hospitality in- day. choices - non-smokers with the hospitality indu- dustry. She was annoyed when should be able to eat lunch stry concerning the ban, or The ruling means all customers at an adjacent from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and discuss ventilation systems fines and penalties levied table lit up as she began dinner from 4 p.m. to 6 that would make it viable Ken's Marine against establishments that her meal. p.m. without being exposed for employees to work in 4946 GreigAve., Terrace 635-2909 actively defied the ban are "I'll stop coming here to smoke. rejected. That's good news to Skeena Pub owner Norm Zlolikovitz, who was threatened with more than $20,000 in penalties - the highest in the province - for defying the ban for a month. "I guess [the WCB] got egg on their face now," he said, relieved with the judge's ruling. "I hope everyone sues them for the business they lost over the CHRYSLER past three months." ~~~ Chrysler Celebrating 75 years of engineering great cars. Ziolikovitz initially ig- nored the ban, which was set up to protect workers 0 ...... ~~1 ~ ,:~?~ INTRODUCING THE LIMITED EDITION NEON SPORT from the hazards of sec- ond-hand smoke, because O/o° ~ " Sportmodels available in Sils'er,Red ,rod Black Fe,nuresInclude: P, ear spoiler• Sportbadgiog he objects to the govern .... ~.... IMrchase tln,mcing :,,! T~ • " '...... ment telling h~!m hq~41'~D..,~:~'i'~/~;~ ...... L. L_ ...... STANDARDFF~A'rURES. 2,0-Litre 132HP engine" Air conditioning . :". run his business~,~- ';~:~:..';.'-;,a>.~, :~'~: ~',:'~,~,,:i:,~:~, , ' " ~,:)".~' ):;.,~..,,~. • :~,.~ -., z ": ,,~, ,,, ,, ...... , ' 4-\V,hed fidly ~depende~ suspenso r. E 1¢~gt ce ttre t:o tso e ..Tdtsteering- -.- '~- 2.

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He feared offending all . Powerwindo',vs, locks and mirrors. 02tadra-LinkTM suspension• Roof'rack.Next.Geoeration dual air bags of his tobacco-loving Eur- . Power|biding mirrors. AM/FM stereo cassette • CoutmandTrac" part-time 4WD system opean customers who fre- • Remotekevless enr .ry system • 5.000 lb. towingcapacity. 3 yearor 60.000km warranty.Complintentary tank of fuel" quent his pub every sum- No Clnarge:,Snnscreen glass • I S" SparkleSilver Aluminum Wheels mer. "I was worried about how I was going to tell the tourists and the lodge ow- nrlo ...o,.,~,e ~v/~....aravan Canada's best selling mlnivans fbr 15 years, ners they couldn't smoke if.! ,'F.t,7.'11.1:1 al.1 II.nl i Nl i~[m.'~U h',i L,1.13 in here. A lot of them Limited time otl~/on • wouldn't want to come 2000Plus Caravans PURCHASEFOR OR LEASEFOR back the next year if they knew they couldn't smoke anywhere." George's pub manager Darren Eves said his busi- ~: 2000 Dodge Caravan ness also jump-started last • 26r PackageIncludes: ' 3.0L Vb e,giue, 4-Speedautomatic transmission, rill steering.Speed control week. t • Air conditiooing. Dtlal shdingdoors, Powerwindows, ]o~ks. mirrors. Powerrear window qaarter s'ents "There are a lot faces • AM/FMstereo with cassette' Sunscreen glass. 7 PassengerSe,lthlg ' F..Is), OUt RollerSeats u' back here we haven't seen r--t -:-----2/.~ • Child-protectionrear door locks, Side.door imp,let beams. Next,Gmer,mondual air bags for a long time,"Eves said. ' 3 yearor 60,000 km warranty,Comphn~entary tank of fuel" He's already re-hired an No charge2000 Plus f~atures:• 2nd slidingdoor, SecurityPackage, Customized badging, Rearspoiler employee who was let go ...... ~.~,~.~:.~;~.~,~,,~.~...,,.,~.,~.,~.. 2000plus models available in Cypressgreen and Silver because his weekday busi- ness had been reduced to a trickle. Doug Barrett, manager Dodge Different. The most powerful lineup of trucks on the road. of The Coast Inn of the West, said he had a 200 per cent increase in busi- LEASE FOR OR CHOOSE ness March 23 when word puttlm~: litlJRCltlx got out clientele could up to 4~4m,anlhs Phi, $3,~O2do~mp,qnm~l ,.,ul ~d,.'ctcd 2000 smoke in Hanky Panky's • ~r ~qtll','.drl%lIt,tar ,ll%d [)od~¢ K.m, Chd, $47,~"~Ltlrlt)' dtpo~II. andO.md Cab dance bar...... s39g $920 e,ghamc ~&d. 3 • 8 mudeh. Barrett said by 2 p.m. about 35 people were 2000 Dodge Ram Q uad Cab ST 4x4 smoking and drinking in 24A I) ackage Indudes:, 52L Magnum230HP V8 engine• 4.speedautomatic transmission Hanky's, when regularly • Air~ondifioning, Next.Generadon dual air bags, Rearwhed ABS oTimed windows there are only two or three ' AM/FMcassette ' Bodysidem61ding. 16" Chrome wheels,Complimentary tank of fuel" customers. But not everyone is happy about smoke re-en- tering the bar scene. Visit us today at www.daimlerchrysler, ca

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Oarryi.~l the weight i MacKay's Funeral Service Ltd.: Serving Terrace, Kitimat, Smithers & Prince Rupert Locals warned regional of the world below Monuments Concerned personal your sh0dders? Bronze Plaques service in the Northwest health plan won't be easy Terrace Crematorium since 1946 ; Eat sensibly,be physically TWO PEOPLE hired to acdve and consult 4626 Davis Street develop a regional health yourdoctor. ,,~1t~ Terrace, B,C. V8G lX7 predict it will be a tough ~A.~l~Setvk:e Phone 635-2444 • Fax 635-635-2160 chore. pORt/EIP~?IrlO ~.porlidpodion,com 24 hour pager Sharon Downs of West- CA II ern Health Planning As- sociates, from Alberta, told 100 people here last week that failure to reach a regional consensus on health care means one will ,~~-~ MINUTE ~,~ be imposed by the provin- ~UFFLER~ <<~':'"'"'~'"~'~,. cial government. "A united document --'-~--'~..2------~, BRAKE <> oq . ~' needs to go to the ministry," Downs said. "I expect we'll have a fair amount of debate. It's Spring going to be difficult. We're going to have some tough sledding ahead of us." Downs and Dorothy Schiller said the plan o won't involve adding new ofl services to the area. Ra- 40 '~> ther, it will focus on CONSULTANTS Sharon Downs (right) and Dorothy Schiller, hired to create a spending health care dol- regional health care plan, met with local residents March 25 to hear what is- Brake Shoes lars in the northwest more sues concerned them, The consultants said they were focussing on how to Mufflers appropriately. provide better programs and services and improving access to those services: & Pads "The message we were =~ given was there wasn't Kuntz some time to assess new money to add new Mills Memorial's pro- Free Parenting Program services. But that doesn't blems. • ° mean we can't shift things "Give the guy a break," Tuesday evenings between communities," she said. "He needs some 7:00- 9:30 20' ' said Downs. time to really look at Downs said a number things from his perspec- Exhaust Shocks & of health issues were on tive." ~ April 4th to May 9th the table - everything from The consultant's report Pipes Struts the recruitment of nurses must be approved by a and doctors to examining steering committee, made how each program and ser- up of the area's head hos- and a full Saturday in April Sale starts March 20 and ends April 30, 2000 vice in each northwest pital administrators, doc- Early Learning Canada is a practical parenting * 6 months financing O.A.C. on in stock items tors, nurses, a health mini- community was being uti- program about how young children learn, and e Raincheds available stry official and health lized. what you can do to teach them Downs said: "There has council members. 4526 Greig Ave, Terrace, BC to be a way to look at ser- The report must be sub- Phone: 635-7707 FREE i vices together because mitted to the ministry by Registration is limited - deadline March 30th when you have a mis- June 15. Offered by The Family Place 638-1863, and Toll free: 1-800-561-7707 The consultants are. laspections ~ hmash of services, some- Skeena Child Care Resource & Referral 638-1113 1700 Nalabila Blvd, Kitimat, BC body falls through the meeting with groups and no oblig.tions cracks." people all over the north-' ] Phone: 632-7747 =,~ r~ ¢ "[Health councils] have wcs.~:t. to start working together. It's as simple as that," she added. Downs assured locals she and her associates RadioShack -..,; {:~ ..:- .2.:.:...... ~:=~-. weren't in the business of coming in and taking away You've got questions. We~ve got answers." health services. But to create efficient programs, that may mean some people may have to drive to where they're lo- cated, she said. Downs said a number of Gra ncl issues being discussed in- "rlg! clude increasing CT scan- ner usage in Terrace, look- ing at patient referral pat- Together under one roof. with Terrace Fumiture Mart terns, determining what populations are needed to Panasonic 17" support services, and how monitor to get money to follow pa- AVADO K6-2 475 tients. Downs said she was not 1 MHz working on a plan to cre- Lexmark Zll printer ate a regional health ACER Scanner board, but that the heads of local health councils Backease Restwell Logitech Camera were looking at various with software pack options concerning the Total Package issue. $1999 The consultants are also E any Chir0c0rnf0rtset any sizeand receive looking at amalgamating *computer $2049, some of the administrative Lexmark Zll $50 rebate positions in the area. ,a~[~~Mattress of your choice, ~...... : "You don't need a payr- oll department in every single, double or Queen CHC (community health ~ t s299~9 council)," Downs said. !!!iiii!ii~i~!iiii!~:!ii~i}Po r t a b Ie CD Local health care advo- 3100 cate Ida Mohler told the ~ ~:::::~::;~: ::j p yer with consultants they should be SOFA SPECIAL car kit 310 concentrating on how to cure the chronic nurse including love cha'r shortage at Mills Memor- s899 ~18999 ial Hospital. ~:::~:7 ~"...... 99 "Hiring nurses should s12 9 be our top priority. Let's stop talking about new ii!iii~:!;:ii §OOMHz digital programs and open beds so we can help sick people," )i~ii~ii!{;~ii:::~:i~o re 1e s s phone Mohler said. :::57; i~!ii~:i;ii!!iilSave $70l Downs asked Mohler and other locals to give the hospital's newly-hired ONLY chief administrator Dieter $ 12 99~.; ' ,,. dow Dining Room ->~ Set ter to Win! $eej9 ~ NAME

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Seniors social open to all LOCAL SENIOR citizens know how to throw a great party. Every month Elsie Hull organizes a Senior's So- cial - a get together for el- derly people to meet, sing songs, listen to live music and gab about the latest KATHY FLORITFO comings and goings in Terrace. Hull said she decided to Are you a real organize a social for se- Canadian? niors because events are rarely planned for elderly folks. H ave you ever listened/watched one There are plenty of out- of those navel-gazing programs, ings and get togethers generally titled something like planned for young people, "What's a Canadian?" I doubt there's any she said. other country in the world where its talking "And I thought there's heads and like-thinking et ceteras spend so always a group left out," much time trying to define themselves. Hull said. "It's the older in case this mind-numbing question has people. No-one ever plans kept you awake at night, here's a short list of things for them to do." typically Canadian characteristics. If more Now seniors have a than 10 describe you, you're definitely wrap- chance to break out of ped up in the maple leaf. their routines, socialize and have some fun. 1. You know the French equivalents of "free", "They really enjoy it," "prize" and "no sugar added", thanks to your Hull said. "It's a time to extensive education in bilingual cereal packa- get out of the house or nur- ging. sing home. It's something 2. You understand the phrase, "Could you different." 'please pass me a serviette, I just spilled my On average about 22 poutine." people gather once a PARTY TIME: Giuseppina Bernardo, Virginia Carpino, Elsie, Hull, Tina Brouwer, Jaan Bruggman, Beu Bol- 3. You know what a touque is and probably month in the Fireside ton and Maureen Mercereau enjoy themselves at the Senior's Social held once at month at the Pente- own one. Room at the Terrace Pen- costal Assembly. 4. You eat chocolate bars instead of candy tecostal Assembly. The bars. Terraceview bus always people attended a Christ- too," Brouwer sai& "We "Because I like to join should be coming here to 5. You drink pop or a soft drink, not soda. delivers a crew, while mas social despite snowy really like to have a break people," she said. meet people," she said. 6. You know that Thrills are something to other seniors walk from the and cold weather. once in a while. We ap- Hull said all mature Transportation can be chew and "taste like soap". Happy Gang Centre or get Tina Brouwer 'said she preciate it very much." , adults are welcome to the. arranged to pick seniors up 7. You know what it means to be on 'pogey'. rides from friends or family regularly attends the social Virginia Carpino at- social, . .at their homes by calling 8. You know that "a mickey" and "2-4's" mean members. to meet with friends. tends the social for the fel- "If you're 40 years old the Pentecostal Assembly "Party at the cabin, eM!" Last December, 77 "We like the good food, !owship. and alone or a shut in, you at 635-2434. 9. You talk about the weather with strangers and friends alike. 10. when there is a social problem, you turn to your government to fix it instead of telling ther~ to stay out of it.~ Speaking French opens doors ...... Around Town 11. You're not sure if the leader of our nation THE HOURS Kathleen has EVER had sex and don't want to know if Gook spent studying " he hast French vocabulary and I 12. Pike is a type of fish, not some part of a grammar in high school Free vision checks available highway. have paid off. OPTOMETRISTS in Terrace are doing free eye tests for 13. You drive on a highway, not a freeway. Gook, a recent graduate two and three-year-old children. There will be no charge 14. You know what a Robertson screwdriver is. of French Immersion in to the parent or Medical Plan. Through the program, par- 15. You have Canadian Tire money. Terrace, is currently taking ents can receive important information about their 16. You know that Mounties "don't always university courses in Paris, child's eyesight. look like that." France. Some eye problems can be difficult to treat if left 17. You know that Canada is the only country "I can hardly believe until a child has begun school. If discovered when a to successfully invade the US and burn its ca- it," wrote Gook in a letter child is young, treatment is most effective because the pital to the ground. to the Terrace chapter of vision centres of the brain are still developing. 18. You dismiss all beers under 6% alcohol the Canadian Parents for content as "for children and the elderly, and French. "It's an education- Is your child using or abusing for export to the US". al experience of a 19. You know that the Friendly Giant isn't a lifetime." drugs or alcohol? vegetable product line. Gook said she's thank- THE FAMILY Place and Kalum Horseshoe Community 20. You know that Casey and Finnegan are not ful her parents, who do not School will host "Use or Abuse", an information and a Celtic musical group. speak French, chose question session for parents and youth on drugs and alco- 21. You are excited whenever an American French Immersion school- hol on Tuesday, April 4 at 7 p.m. at Clarence Michiel. television show mentions Canada. ing because having French Worried about your son or daughter? Wondering how 22. You have some memento of Doug and as a second language has to tell the difference between experimenting and real Bob. opened employment doors trouble? Want up-to-date information on street drugs and 23. You admit Rich Little is Canadian and for her. ways to tell if your teen is using? What do you do if you're glad Jerry Lewis is not. you're 13 and everyone at a party is drinking or stoned? 24. You know Toronto is not a province. Got questions? Greg and Candace of Northwest Addic- tions will share their expertise. Space is limited. Call the 25. You can whistle/sing the Hockey Night in "There is so much Canada, theme song. Family Place 638-1863 to register. 26. You design your Hallowe'en costume to fit value and fulfilment over a snowsuit. in the attainment of a Friends for friends campaign second language. All 27. The mosquitoes have landing lights. A FUNDRAISER is being held April 29th to r~ise money 28. You have more miles on your snowblower the effort is worth for Alexis and Rolf Ahrens, a local couple who were ser- than your car. itt" - Kathleen Gook iously injured in a vehicle accident in South America. 29. Canadian Tire on any Saturday is busier Alexis suffered severe back injuries. The money will go than the toy stores at Christmas. towards helping cover the extensive medical costs that 30. You've taken your kids trick-or-treating in will not be covered by medical services. a blizzard. She has obtained sum- A live auction will be held April 29 at the Trades Fair , 31. Driving is better in the winter because the mer employment and par- at noon. Many wonderful items were generously donated potholes are filled in with snow. ticipated in two leadership by local merchants. There will also be a community gar- 32. You owe more money on your snowmobile conferences in Ottawa, VIVE LA FRANCE: Kathleen Gook, arecent giadu- age sale and bake sale April 29 at the Lazelle Mini than your car. simply because she can ate of the French immersion program in Terrace, is Mall starting at 8 a,m. A hotdog sale will start at 11 a.m. : 33. The local paper covers national and inter- speak French. studying business, technology, communications with balloons, popcorn and face painting for children. national headlines on 2 pages, but requires 6 "I will have access to and political science in Paris, France. She encour- Many garage sale items will be sold by donation. pages for hockey. all of Canada when con- ages parents to consider the advantages of French Donated garage sale items can be dropped off at Cen- 34. The most effective mosquito repellent is a sidering career options be- language education for their children. tral Flowers. Pick up can be arranged by calling Nadine shotgun. cause I can work in both' at 798-2070 or Megan at 635-3617. 35. You frequently clean grease off your bar- Canada's official "Improv", which involves munication skills including Any businesses that would like to donate merchandise beque so the bears won't prowl on your deck. languages," Gook said. "I playing speaking games, confidence and ease when call Anna at Misty River Books at 635-4428. To donate 36. You find -40C a little chilly. know having a second lan- She said the games public speaking, she said, guage will be a strength money, an account was set up at the Northern Savings 37. You can play road hockey on skates. helped her learn to think Gook urges parents not Credit Union. 38. You know 4 seasons: Winter, Still Winter, my whole life." on her feet and to commu- to be afraid of the thai- almost Winter and Road Construction. Gook explained study-. nicate effectively in differ- lenge of having their 39. The municipality buys a Zamhoni before a ing French'in high school ent ways in front of peers. children study in French. At the Art Gallery bus. wasn't easy, but school is Another favorite annual "There is so much Spring Arts and Crafts 2000: Come out and support 40. You understand the Labatl Blue commer- often difficult no matter if event, she said, was wri- value and fulfilment in the our local Art Gallery April 29 from 10 a,m. to 4 p,m, and cials. your are in French or ting and preparing spee- attainment of a second get some items for yourself, Admission is $1 and evcg,l~l 41. You actually get these jokes and forward English. ches for Concours d'Arts language. All the effort is one is welcome. If you are in being an exhibitor Pl41[ them to all your Canadian friends. "The main thing is to Oratoire, which is a public worth itl" contact the coordinator Joeile at 638-8884 for an entry This list is part of a much larger one, but persevere - never give up- speaking event held local-, Local residents can re- form. all entry forms must he in by April 14. you get the picture. And some folks say we're and to always do your ly and provincially by the gister their children in dull (nice, but dull) Hal Anybody that can bestt" she said. Canadian Parents for Kindergarten and Grade 1 Photodocumentary Workshop: We are looking to fend off a bear with grease remover, take out a One of the highlights of French. French Immersion at Kiti offer the community a workshop for those who practise mosquito at 20 paces and wash a chocolate French Immersion school. Through these activi- K'Shan Primary School photography and who want to display their work, We will ing at both the elementary ties, students in French (4730 Graham Avenue) bar down with a soda:.,wclll I~e offering the workshops at a minimum cost May 29-30. a secondary levels, Gook Immersion have a unique during school hours, or call It's comforting to know we're such an excit- If you're interested call Joclle at 638-8884. The work- ing lot, don't you think? says, is taking part in opportunity to gain corn- the school at635-3115. shop will be cancelled if not enough people register, B2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, Morch 29, 2000

CITY SCENE WILD R.E.M. Lee Theatre. Tickets $5 available at the Thornhill Community Hall. Cocktails at Bar Scene Sight and Sound, Caledonia and at the door. 6:30 p.m., dinner at 7:30 p.m. and dancing from KATZ This play was named "Best Play" at the Zone 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Music by the Terrace Beasleys' Mix: I-[alfyard, the amazing one- festival. Proceeds will go to paying to attend Community "Big Band" with special _Playing ril 1 I I man band, perfl)rms every Friday night from the provincial competition in Victoria in May. entertainment by the "Pipes and Drums". Cost S:3t) p.m. to 12:30 a.m. tlalfyard was voted the I is $50 per couple. Tickets available at the Tuesday to Saturday "="~~~-J :l No. 3 entertainer in Terrace! No cover. legion or call Lissi at 635-2158. Gators Pub: Back by popular demand is Films SNOWI3ABY performing until April 1. Every The Northwest Development Education ,,ca,re Re axonour Thursday is Ladies Night. Be there for a Association and the Multieultural Association chance to win a diamond ring! presents Cinematheque Pacifique's Terrace Little Theatre presents .... PATIO | I travelling picture show. The show boasts "Suitehearts", a comedy by William Van t~,~l~ .FulIService.Licensed/I international and Canadian films that wouldn't an, .no ,,mo,0 a,o, _ Music Festival normally be seen in Terrace. The line-up The l'acilic Northwest Music Festival takes includes: "Hamani" April 10 and Felicia's place from Tuesday, March 28 through Journey, April 24. Saturday, April 8th at various locations in .,.t'~"~b 6am-11pm. Terrace. It will include competitors from Pro Wrestling GreatFood Anytime! communities throughout the Northwest, in the Cabaret Terrace Little Theatre presents Professional il ,~ II Try our daily specials II• disciplines of band, choral, dance, guitar, On Saturday, April 29, the Terrace Wrestling Saturday, April 15 at 8 p.m. at the I,~ Try our ~~ [ instrumental, piano, speech arts, strings, and Community Band will present its 10th annual Terrace Arena. The card will feature former vocal. All competitions are free to the public, Spring Fling Cabaret, 8 p.m. at the Elks WWF Intercontinental Champ Greg "The KARAOKE " rDon't Drink &'~[: with the exception of the Scholarship Hall, 2822 Tetrault St. Join them for an Hammer" Valentine, "Tornado" Tony Kozina, I ( Competition Friday, April 4 at the REM Lee evening of fabulous live music, swing dancing, Georgeous Michelle Star" , "Juggernaut", :|| Every Drive Theatre and Gala Performance and Awards decadent desserts and finger foods! Only 100 "Chance "Mr. Showtime" Beckett, "Disco I/ Thursday Our FREE Courtesy II Night, featuring highlights of the festival, on seats. Buy your tickets early for this great Fury" , "Leatherface" and "Spyder". Tickets Comein and Saturday, April 8 al 8 p.m at the REM Lee. event. Tickets are $12, and available from are available at Uniglobe Courtesy Travel and I~!/ Van will pick you up Ii Tickets for both nights are available at Sight band members only or call 635-4632 or 635- cost $12 in advance or $15 at the door. Out of • and take you home.J and Sound in the Skeena Mail.. 4729. You must be 19 years or older to attend. town patrons can call Uniglobe at 1 800 668- 0828 Visa and Mastercard accepted. Play Music In Concert Caledonia Drama Club presents Postponing The Royal Canadian Legion Ladies the Heat-Death of the Universe, by Stephen Auxiliary will be hosting a Big Band The Pacific Northwest Music Festival presents Gregg, on Tuesday, April 25 at 8 p.m. at the extravaganza dinner and dance on April 15 at Michael Kim in concert at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre at 8 p.m.

Thursday. March 30 tance for childcare available, but please Prekindergarten immunization Fair. let us know in advance. There is no cost Phone the Health Unit at 638-2200 to for the workshop but preregistration is make an appointment if your child is suggested. To reserve your spot or for CANADIAN TIRE starting kindergarten this September. Also more information call 638-0228. www.canadiantire.com for children who haven't yet been immu- Early Learning Canada: a community Or Emailus at nized. workshop program for parents and care [email protected] Join the community in thanking the providers of children from birth to age six Katimavik volunteers for their 10 weeks that promotes lifelong learning. FREE. SAFEWAY of service in Terrace. come from 7-10 Registration deadline is March 30, and p.m. to the Kinhut for a desert potluck and registration is limited. For details call www.safeway.corn karaoke sing along. All work sponsors, Ann at The Family Place at 638-1863 or billet families, community members and Coco at Skeena Child Care Resource and HAMA Beads -TERRACE ..... , T.~.ER~'c"CE friends are invited to drop by and say. ,.ReferraLat4838-1 !13, , . goodbye. Since Jan ~26, f2 'Katlmavii~'%? v 2;. ~:~ ~Wedni~sda~;YAoril 5 ~ '" :( , Habitat.:Earth Toys :. www.terraceautomall.com lunteers from all over Canada have P.A.C.E.S. Daycare Society annual worked at various serve agencies and general meeting at P.A.C.E.S. Daycare - March 31 -April 6 community events in Terrace; they are 4924 Straume Ave at 7 p.m.. Open to the now headed to Mirabel, Quebec for the public. For into call Nancy at 635-0800. next part of their program. Another group Saturday. Aoril 8 at of young volunteers will arrive in Terrace Kitselas Band Council-HEALTH fair TE" CE April 5 to continue serving the commun- set up to create an awareness of com- ity. for more into about Katimavik please munity resources. Come from 10 a.m. to 2 Marvels & Mysteries terrace.automall @telus.net call the Katimavik house at 635-3594. p.m. at Kitselas community hall on Skeena Mall Friday. March 31 Queensway Drive. Several community or- Prekindergarten immunization Fair. (2so) 63s-1887 The Terrace Standard ganizations will be set up to answer your [email protected] Phone the Health Unit at 638-2200 to questions. For into call Cynthia 635-5084. make an appointment if your child is Sunday. Anril 9 Watch this space for Your website/email address starting kindergarten this September. Also Jackpine Flats Community Associa- could be here! for children who haven't yet been immu- tion General meeting at 3 p.m. at the nized. more Great Deals Contact us at 638-7283 Pentecostal Bible Camp, Old Lakelse Healing Touch Workshops: Levels 1 Lake Road. Everyone welcome. Come. and l lA will be held at Prince George and meet Bob Cooper, your Area "C" Regional Hospital. For more into Darlene elected representative. For into call Don 962-9529. Fraser. Home School Days at the Terrace Monday. Aoril 10 Public Library will take place from 1:30 Scouts Canada 8th-Terrace Group p.m. to 2:30 p.m. The program is for child- proudly presents Mysteries of the Orient ren who are home schooled. Free. Drop in. Magic Show starring Tony Eng at the Registration is not required. Caledonia Gymnasium, Showtime 4-7 BeePollen III - 'l Saturday. AnN 1 p.m. Tickets on stile at Misty River Books Bee Pollen is created from the male parts of floweringplants and is Pacific Northwest Music Festival pre- or Irly Bird Building Supplies. Tickets provided in nature to fertilize the female flowers that produceseeds. sents Michael Kim in concert at the REM cost $9 for adults, $6 for children and stu- As such, it contains a "blueprint" for every living flower and plant it Lee Theatre in Terrace at 8 p.m. dents and $30 for a family of five. wasmeantto fertilize. The bees store their pollen until used for food and other things inthe Baby's Name: 0 Monday. AnN The Terrace Churches Fond Bank hive. l~ion SebastianChristopher Baby's Name: Terrace's Early Literacy Committee opens its doors for its April 2000 distribu- I haveemphasized the nutritionof bee pollen, containingevery vita: Derrick Nathan WilliamHndsay is preparing to pilot a "re.ady to read" tion from April 10-13. The distribution rain, mineral,enzyme and other essentialnutrient known. A high protein program in April at Kiti K Shun. This one content makes it ideal for vegetarians. Date &Time of Birth: Date &'lime of Birth: centre is located at 4647 Lazelle, rear There seems to be an elusive quality to bee poller as well. Nov 25 at 10:36p.m. March 10, 2000, 10:04 am hour program, offered twice a week, will entrance. Look for the "Food Bank of the Asclentific experiment to synthesize bee pollen sadly resulted in the Weight: 6 lbs. 5oz. Sex: Male Weight:8 lbs. 1loz. Sex: Male include a light breakfast and pre reading Churches" sign. It's important to bring ID bees dying alter eating the man-made substance. Attempts to repro- I'areaL,;:El:dne Bollon & Martin Parents: Mark& Connie Hndsay activities for young children and their fa- for you and your dependents. The food duee it in the laboratoryhave thus far failed. Derrick milies, the purpose is to help parents bet- Bee pollen has an exceptionalability to neutralizepoisons and fox- ¢ bank operates from 1-3 p.m. Monday is insin the body. ¢ ter prepare their kids for school. We are open for people with last names begin- This is illustrateddramatically in a sludy cited by Clive Buchanan,a Baby's Name: looking for donations of children's books, ning with letters A-H. Tuesday is open for high-profileUS herbalist. A group of mice were selectedfor their genetic Baby'sName: R~anRoger EmilBanville pots and pans, baking utensils, dishes, weakness to breast cancer resulting 'n death. These mice were fed KodyWilliam llawkins Date & "time of Birth: people with last names beginning with their regular diets with the addition of bee pollen. The amount of pollen cutlery, toasters, kettle, coffeemaker etc. Date &"lime of Birth: March lO, 2000, 3:01 pm letters I-R, Wednesday is open for people used was the equivalentof one teaspoonof pollen In humans. l:ch. 29, 2000 at 5:56 p.m. Weight:5 ibs. 6oz. Sex: Male Drop off at any elementary school in Ter- with last names beginning with letters S- The remarkableresult was that 10% of these mice (that always die race and Vivian will pick up. Call 638- ot genetically-induced breast cancer) never did get their expected Weight: 8 Ibs.8oz. Sex:Male Parents: Denial Bamille&Jane Z. Thursday is open for anyone missed. cancer. Parents: Steve& SMley ilawkins Zaga 1863 for more into. Local FAS Group is working on rais- The remainderof the mice lived a much longer life beforegetting the ¢ Women's Drop-in support group: A ing awareness about Fetal Alcohol Syn- cancer than their peers. This would be akin to a 10 year longer life O supportive group for adult women who drome and its impact on individuals and expectancyin human beings. Baby'sName: THE SOLUTION:As bee pollen is so nutritious and affordable it have experienced some form of abuse in families, and on prevention strategies. In- D:twson Michael Monteith makes sense to supplementwith it,Most pollens availableare gathered Conner l.m-neCte, tau their lives, An opportunity to connect with terested? Join us at 10:30 a.m. til noon at Date & lime of Birth: from honey bees, where they mainly collect Irom clover, dandelion and Date & "timeof Bird: other women, participate in supporting, the Family Place. Call 638-1863 for into. alfalfa. While these plants make a pleasant honey,they aren't Ihe best March 6, 2000 at 5:28 a.m. March 21.2009= 7:gl p.m. and exploring issues of self-esteem and Girl Guides will be conducting its an- sources of pollen, The most nutritious pollencomes from sources with .Weight: 8 lbs. 6oz.Sex: Male wldepollution.Varletyof plants, and from remote areas where there is Weight: 911~. 9~r Sex: .f,~: healing. Every Monday from 1-3 p.m., nual door-to-door cookie sale between F2.~' m,n,m,!j P;tre,ts: Rob & Deninel~tonteith Parents: Frznk& ¢:¢r.~ starting April 3rd. at Ksan House Society, 5:30 and 9 p.m. the cost is $3 per box, Look for a source of fresh pollen that has been air-driedat low tem- 4724 Lazeile Ave - the pink house behind $36 per case. GGC thanks Terrace for its peratures and then air.cleanedto preserveits potency. • • Remember,a healthybody works, plays and feelsbetterl ,~ McDonald's. Childcare subsidy for group support of girls and women in Guiding. ~ne available. Call 635-2373 for into. For more into call Robin at 635-2964, ::ii~?: ! ::::~:. ?. ::!~:-:::" .... - _ q Get A :lmdu.,.al/x~ Wednesday. April 12 For information, a consultation or to 'The Terrace Women's Resource Ford Motor company-& Chatelaine purchase herbal nutrition products Free C~entre presents a Healthy Communica- magazine have joined forces to provide at wholesale prices contact: Ih~m Workshop from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. women with relevant information and Og.*'n the people we deal with in our facts they need to make informed auto- Claudia Perry, Barbara Emery, Darcie Anneshy, Baby Gift. Maureen Gent, Wayne Gray, Joan Hough (Kitimaf) th~9"day lives are the ones who seem to motive decisions. The seminars take Bruno Belanger & Krista Boflyan (Terrace). (Simple, huh?) t~caware of our needs. This session will place from 7-9 p,m. and will cover the es- arm,, .~imple strategies to make those you sentials of maintenance, financing alter- Just see our service desk for more informalion ~tm~,," well more aware of the importance natives as well as family and personal ENRICH INDEPENDENTDISTRIBUTORS of communication in growing and chan- safety issues, Admission if FREE and gift Phone: (250) 638-1541 - Terrace ging relationships. Learn to ask for what bags will be given away along with a (250) 632-2740- Kitimat 0verwatea you need and to listen, to what others are chance to win a trip. Attendance is limi- Fax: •(250) 635-1565 really saying, The two-hour workshop be- ted, so women are required to phone EMAIL: [email protected] " gins at 1:30 p,m, at the Terrace Women's Ltanne Funk at Totem Ford 635-4984, crtat~ing Canadians Health Centre- 4542 Park Ave, Financial assis- Ownership of a Ford is NOT required. . One Persort at a 'Time m

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Help solve photo mystery THE PHOTO above, one ' ' of Diane Caddy's personal l~aye~ng~;c~atl~tads Alnd° of T:r;;:; e m the early collection, is a mystery, carrying regular rubber years was very well repre- Does anyone remember tires for road travel. sented for its wonderful anything about this photo The front of the truck produce and fruit that was ~__ Our speedy luuch service lets yot, truly savour or why a Matanuska Pota- has a sign that says Ter- grown in the Skeena Val- to truck would be in Ter- race, B.C. The vehicle is ley. race? heading East through Ter- Please call me at 638- i our other m0uthwatering enlrdes. Whatever your Printing on the side of race. Some people who 0423 if you have any infor- ~i Itmch choice, we'll make sure you have ~dl the the truck reads: Goodwill look at the photo recog- mation about the photo. Trail Blazing Tour, spon- nize the surroundings. Has anyone seen our i time you need to enjoy it. Gdl us cheeky, but we sored by Dodge. The truck Does anyone know ex- Terrace heritage web site? has an Ontario license actly where this photo was We are still looking for believe linty should be on your side, not on your plate dated 1937. It is taken? Perhaps, this photo stories and pictures about ...... back It's a West Coast thing. hauling Matanuska pota- wasn't even taken in Ter- YVONNE MOEN early pioneers in the Skee- toes to a New York pro- race! na Valley. duce market. Otto Lindstrom, who Canada, U.S.A. Perhaps it was in Ter- examined the photo, We know that in the 4736 Lakelse Ave. Terrace race promoting a tour for doesn't think it was taken early years, many home- We're There (Across front Skeena Mall). Matanuska Potato, or it in Terrace, but perhaps the steaders grew lots of pota- & We Care Tel: 635-3077 could have been a compa- truck was travelling on the toes and other vegetables ~ *on selccK~l hlllch inelltl Ileitis o111); H/e¢ff- C. HI I ny grower. Could anyone Yukon White Pass Rail- and often sold their pro- until 4:00pro dally. clarify what this truck was road. duce to markets. For ex- ~ur neight~u~ood ¢anva~t$ when they doing? Also on the vehicle is a ample, J.K. Gordon ship- knock on your dOOr. ,,.~ ,m,u.,,~. The Dodge truck has sign that reads: Alaska ped box cars of apples out special railway wheels for

Thank Ford re lnve• n is the family sedan. You Generosity appreczated Twic:e. THIS LETTER is a bit late in coming, but better late than never. I am writing this to thank all the people who helped me, my husband and my eight-month-old daughter after we rolled our truck into a ditch on Kalum Lake Road on Jan- uary 23. Thanks to the people who stopped and offered us the use their phone, and gave my daughter and I a ride to the hospital while my husband waited for help, Thanks to Roger Chi- coine for calling the tow- truck to pull us out, and thank you to all our friends and family who pulled to- gether and gave us the use of their vehicles and gave us rides when we needed S238/mo: '338/mo: it. A great big thank you to 36.month leasewith S?,84S dt;wn 36-monlh lease wilh $?,995 down all of you. Purchase: ~25,300" Mrs. V. Allan. 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See dealer for details, ttlncludes 1999 and 2000 model years, all Focus body styles. 1"The highest front Impact rating for both the driver end front ors are needed for Volunleers for passenger in U.S. Oovernmenl National Highway Traffic Safely Adrnlnlstralion testing, Seniors Program end Meals on Wheels1o coversummer holidays. CALL TERRACE q T ERRACE 4631 Keith Avenue Terrace, B'C. (250) 635-4984 VOLUNTEER BUREAU ( OTEM FORD Fax (2S0) 63S.2783 Toll Free 1.800,463'1128 OL.S4S i 638-1330 B4 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, March 29, 2000 Swingers raise $700 for band trip CONGRATULATIONS l)n ,to-Ann Archllmld, By DIANNA PENNER music by our own multi-ta- the Terrace Community were flooded with home [iducution Band. ..I pioneer in the advancement of First ,Vations SKEENA JUNIOR Sec- lented, up-and-coming mu- baking and bottled water ethu'lltion. ondary School held March sicians in true swing style. Local residents danced was the chug-a-lug of the winners Chief Simen Baker (KhoI-Le-Che), 10 its first ever swing Hour one showcased from start to finish and all night, OFTHE OC Heritage and Spirituality dance, packing the gym- Skeena's Grade 8 jazz types of swing dance were The evening was the in- NATIONAL ABORIGINAL .,Imbassadar Ibr tile Squamish people and a nasmm with more than 300 band, followed by the practised - even a wester- spiration of Skeena Band ACHI EVEHENT AWARDS national alld JntcrltatiolR2l petfornwr eager dancers. Grade 9 and Grade 10 jazz nized line dance was ex- director Susan Brouwer John Charles Bernard, The night was unique in band. Ending the evening ecuted by a large group of and was wholeheartedly []tlsJness and Colmnerce Congratulations on wmning the tirst National lie tie'ned a po.¢sion for COltlplllCr$ into tt all aspects. It featured live was the the jazz portion of creative teens! supported by band parents muhi-millian.dolhn" entetTrLw. What made the evening Aboriginal Achievement Awards of a brand new and students a like, The millennium! These awards represent the highest Paul J. Birekel (Nashlii), such an awesome event evening raised $700 for the honour Canada's Aboriginal comtnunity can Community Development was the family participa- Spearheaded one of the Jtrst laml claims Bring back the bees the band trip to Toronto, bestow upon its achievers. They are also a tion and the wholesome setth,tflents it, the }}lkoo. ctx,aled a remphtte for which is slated for this reminder to all proud Canadians of the enommus .]ltrllre agl'eettleltl.~ ill Catladlt. By MARTIN de HOOG fun of dancing- brothers spring. NO BEES: no food. Although this is a lofty statement, it fulfilment that comes from recognition at this Dr, Joseph Arthur Gosndl danced with sisters, par- About 130 tickets were is true. level. (Slnt-oeglt tlLEEK) •"ents twirled children, and sold, but with band mem- Lifetime Achievcntcnt Fraser Valley fruit farmers were devastated the past 'students of all ages boo- bers and all children under Each of you has earned the attention and respect Presitlent of the Nisga'a hation and ChieJ" few summers when their fruit production dropped drama- Negotiator [bl the Nisga'a Iteople. gied with everyone. age five admitted free, it of your peers by virtue of your ability to inspire tic.ally after mites decimated honey bee stocks. Surrounded by lit trees others with your hard work and devotion to cause. ~ Fjola tlart-Wasekoeslkow, R,N, M.N,, was likely that more than Ilealth and Medicine Statistics prove crop production increases by 25 to 30 and a "sidewalk care", the While such individual ace0tnplishments are per cent when there are bees to help with pollination. 300 locals were able to at- Pn.:~ident if the Aboriginal Nurses Association concession-billed as "Pop tend. personally rewarding, they also reflect greater . of Camuht. As much as sixty five per cent of all pollination is collective improvements in Aboriginal Tates Soda Shoppe" was A great time was had Waneek Ilorn-Mlller. done by insects like bees, wasps, hornets and bumble- communities across the country, where strength not your typical burger-fry by alll Youth Award bees. joint. Instead, the counters and independence of spirit continue to be the This champion swinuner o'ill lead Canada into An average trip for a bee travelling at 10 to 15 miles hallmarks of achievement. the 2000 OI ,topics ill S ',hw : per hour from hive to field may take the bee to 50 blos- Leetla Ineak. soms. I would like to offer my praise Io the National Media and Communications Aboriginal Achievement Foundation for A o'rite~ director, aod pntdoccr of children's About 50,000 miles of flying is necessary in order to establishing the tradition of bringing such television, make one single pound of honey. contributions by First Nations, M~tis and Inuit Edith Jesle, Cbl, OC, Beekeeping is an essential practice. If you are inter- Thank You!! Heritage and Spirituality people in Canada into the national spotlight. By This historian and Justice at,he Peace o'rites fi~r ested in beekeeping be aware: Although it is fascina- To all our customers who have acknowledging these impressive talents often.• we ting, enjoyable, addictive - you will get stung! tile #lTfitehorw Star :~ Ilete .,Ire the News supported us the last 4 years, we say a cannot help but foster both creative and The Honourable Judge Sloven Point, The worker bees give their lives to protect their• intellectual devel@ment in the younger "heartfelt" THANKS. Law and Justice homes. generations to follow. Appointed ta tile bench to serve British A full hive of bees has 80,000 to 100,000 workers Columbians. with 200-3000 drones and one queen. Look for us at Again, congratulations! Miles G. Richardson [KILSLI KAJI STING) The bee keepers goal is to create a good population [:'nviroument of worker bees. Royal LePage Terrace This B, C. Treaty CommLvsioner designated Gwaii Hanaas as Cmmda's Jit:~'t natiomd park reseta'e. How do you get started? Equipment is available 635-2404 Konrad Haskan Sloui, through catalogues or outlets. Breeders will supply two Public Service to three pounds of worker bees and a queen as a starter We will be there to serve you! The Hon0urable ~.. .~::,~ ...... ~ lie invited tile hmu rejoin the Qucbee Assembly hive. Robert D. Nault, P.C., M.P, if First Nations. !ii~! ::::iii~ii~ Sometimes working hives and equipment can be Minister of Indian Affairs and Chief Re.', Albert Whitney (Onespet), bought from retiring beekeepers. Most beekeepers are No,them Development - Business and Commerce Leader of the Tsuu T'ina Nation, Chairnlan. more than happy to talk about bees. D'&ar 7 D'ibal Cooncil and Chair, National If you are interested in learning about beekeeping the Aboriginal Eeononde Develolmwnt Banal Steve Cook Ted Hicks Katherine Hicks following dates are for the meetings of the Terrace bee- Tsa-qwa-supp (Art Thompson), Minister of Indian Affalm ~ Mlnletre des Affalres Arts and Culture keepers association. and Northern Oevelopment ~ Indlennesel du Nord canadien V' April 23 2 p.m. Terrace Public Library 1 sT TERRACE REALTY Master artist designed 1994 Coam~omreahh An independentlyowned and opera~ed Gttnles Illethtls. carved Ittlettl itoles fi2r V' May 28 2 p.m Terrace Public Library memberof coldw~[ Banker0 f'fil~es of Canada CANADA COIIIDIJ$$IOIL%"in CtttlRthz and tile U.S. V' June 25 picnic v' A queen bee rearing course will be held May 10-11 To contact phone: 638-0371 in Smithers. or write: 4826 Davis Ave, Terrace, BC V8G 1Y3 For more information, contact Martin at 635-3289.

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Sports Scope Okies win Oldtimer title second year in a row IT WAS CLOSE game right up until the four last min- utes of play but the Northern Motor Okies men's hockey team won the men's hockey playoffs, again. The Okies played Subway in league's championship game Tuesday, March 14 in a very close game. ';KEENA ANGLER "The goal tending was outstanding," said Roy Vick who scored two of the Okies three goals. ROB BROWN Larry Payjack scored the Okies other goal of the nigh: to end the game 3-2. That's some trout Get your rinks together ARE YOU INTERESTED in participating in either the Last week the boys survived a boating mis- Terrace Totem Mixed Bonspiel or the Terrace Loggers hap but managed to beach a trophy trout. Men's bonspiel? I back cast a line across the forty years of trout Get your rink in gear! The deadline for entry for the pageantry that have passed since our trip to Secret Terrace Totem Mixed Bonspiel March 31 - April 1 is Lake, and measure that great fish of Bruce's against Monday, March 27. the many trout I've caught and seen others catch, The Terrace Loggers Men's Bonspiel runs Easter and I'm forced to admit there have been bigger fish, GREAT PLAYS: Terrace's 'AA' midget hockey team finished the provincial weekend, April 21-23. The last day to enter that ben- but not many. Bruce's trophy swam right out of the championship tournament March 24 and 25 with back to back victories. spiel is Wednesday, April 19. misty, blue depths of our imaginations to pounce Call Keith Melanson at the rirk at 635-5583 to regis- upon Bruce's hapless worm as it drowned helplessly ter. in the reeking water of Secret Lake. Viewed through Fans sweeten glory Karate in Kitimat the magnifying lenses of ten year old eyes, that fish was big in a way that eludes common descriptors; it THE KITIMAT Karate Club hosts the Annual North- was gargantuan and gigantic at the same time--it west Youth Tournament in Kitimat Saturday, April 15. was gigantuan. days for midgets The tournament will be held at the Riverlodge from 9 i We emptied our shoes then wrung the pungent a.m. to 7 p.m. Call Sheryl Skender at 632-2702 for more~ water from our T-shirts. Bruce, still flushed with the ROARING APPROVAL the team minus star goal-scorer information. glow of conquest, took a lace from one of his run- from their hometown fans "For them this is the Lance Armstrong. At Shames this week ners and carefully threaded it through the fish's was the best prize of all end of one stage of their The team captain trip- IF YOU HAVEN'T been 'boarding at Shames this sea i mouth and gills. We made our way back to our for Terrace's 'AA' midget lives, and it's on to school, ped and slammed head- son you better hurry, the hills only open another coupl~ bikes. hockey team, even though graduation, work, first into the boards, suffer- of weeks. It seemed to take hours to reach the Lougheed a provincial championship whatever," he said. "This ing a concussion. In April, the hill plays host to the Valhalla Pur~ Highway. My legs ached. My stomach growled. title eluded them. was a very special mo- "I don't remember any Snowshoe Races on Sunday, April 2. As we traveled under the hot sun over steaming "This is very satisfy- ment for these young men, of it - not being on the ice Details for the hill's last weekend April 8-9 are stil/ pavement, Bruce's magnificent trout lost lustre. It ing," said team coach and the fans made it more or even what day of the brewing, but once the lift stops running, the bikes taki was bent like a banana, its belly had yellowed, and Roger Harris Friday after- special in terms of their week it was," said the over for the McBike Climb and Crash, a hillclimb of l its skin looked as hard as the leather on a steel toed noon as the team ended its support." sidelined Armstrong. boot. ride through the midget The team finished with "That's why they wouldn't completely different kind! Call McBike at 635-5225 fo i more information. We stopped at the Rod and Gun Club to rest and provincial championships an overall record of two let me play." watch some men shoot skeet. One at a time they here last week with back wins, two losses and two "That made a huge dif- IF YOU liked what you saw at Shames this year why noi stood up and called out something that sounded like to back victories. ties. ference," Harris said of save money and buy an early bird season pass for nexi "pull" whereupon a clay disk Shot OUt from behind a "When you hear those The twin wins closed Armstrong. "He's usually winter? bunker to be nicked or missed or blasted to bits. cheers it makes you find the book on a more diffi~z-,,,good fq~a one goal differ, that'onb;more step, that bit • individual passes start at $189 for juniors, seven to 13 One crack shot waiting nearby noticed the grant':'~ : cult first half of.the.tourna, ~.-~tltial e~l:h game. ,Two' ties trout dangling from Bruce's handlebars. He walked of energyto play above ment. iI .... ~.~'.~:~.,~ ~: ,,-.,'~and a 13~s in the first three years old to $429 for adults. Family rates start at $42! for the first member, with addition fees for second, thir~ over, tousled Bruce's blond hair, admired the fish your level," Harris said. After tieing Powell games could easily have and fourth members. Children under six are free. then waved some of his fellow gunners over. The "All these players took River 5-5 in the first game been two wins and a tie." shooters crowded around Bruce like a team of sur- one big step up this week." March 19 the Terrace mid- Anger spilled over and Early bird rates stay in effect until June 15. geons and diagnosed fishing prowess. Bruce stood in He said the incredible gets faced tournament fa- a major lapse of discipline fan support was especially vourite Castlegar later that resulted in Terrace taking Spring skiing at Onion Lake their midst overwhelmed, uncomfortable and proud THE WEATHER may be warming up but the snow con, all at once. important to the outgoing same day. numerous penalties on 17-year-olds, who are end- Terrace would emerge their way to an 8-3 defeat. ditions at Onion Lake are still good and ready to ski, s~ Jeez Murphy, I never caught a trout that big, what are you waiting for? said one man to another as he left to resume the ing their two-year stint on 'battered and scarred and Cont'd Pg. B14 :. The trails are packed with a 70-centimetre base witt hunt for mock pigeons Men's Soccer grooming done before weekends, or as required, i In those days, gas stations were oases for dimi- Ski'club organizers are also still looking for entries ih nutive biking Bedouins. The sign and building pro- their "Name the Club" contest. The name change wzs per were shady palms where we sat to gather the deemed necessary to make the club's name reflect t~ strength demanded by the next set of hills. Every Falcons tie Blazers region it represents. And, say club organizers, a ne~ gas island had an air hose for sagging tires and a name will help them raise money from Terrace and the water hose with a rubber coated, nozzle for filling regional district. I radiators or for slaking the thirst of trekking urchins. The new name must fit the old logo, it should be sh0~t The B/A station at the corner Lougheed and for second place and snappy and must be mailed into the club (box 40.4, Sperling was the only oasis on our route home. I Kitimat, B.C. VSC, 2M4) by March 31. i stopped, dropped my machine, and pounced on the SUPER BM resumed its winning ' League standings to March 15 hose belonging to the island on the east side. Bruce ways in soccer action before the GF GA GP W L T PTS Fastball clinics coming school break. rode by me, trout dangling and commandeered one Super BM 96 38 17 14 2 1 43 THERE'S never been a better time to play fastball this of the islands in the front. Thirst quenched, I rode On Monday, March 13 they Kitwanga Falcons 61 69 18 10 7 1 31 summer. around the front of the station and found Bruce talk- played Northern Knight. Cavalheiro'sBlazers 71 48 17 9 3 5 31 Terrace will be host to the bantam girls fastball pro- ing to the gas station owner, who, with his snappy The Knights took an early Jock's Pipers FC 44 39 17 7 7 3 24 vincials beginning July 7. Terrace minor fastball is look- jacket, peaked cap, creased pants and bow tie, lead on goals by Keri Makela Internationals 81 82 16 7 9 0 20 ing for all girls, but especially those born between 19gl looked for all the world like Murray Wingate, the and Mark Viveiros, only to see Canadian Tire 54 70 17 610 1 19 and 1985, who are interested in playing on the bantam Super BM come back to tie the Northern Knight prototypieal B/A gas station attendant of'IV fame. 43 104 18 1 16 1 2 and midget teams. Registration takes place March 31 in That's some catch, he said. Where'd you get game 4-4 before halftime. the Skeena Mall. him? It's a secret, Bruce said, straightening up and During the second half, Super BM With minutes to go in the game, the Fastball organizers are also putting together a Levei;lI sticking out his chest. controlled the game and scored four more Pipers turned over the ball in their own coaches clinic April 7-9. The clinic will be taught by The last leg of our return trip was agony. Last while the Knights were able to put one end and the Knights Mark Viveiros Canadian national coach Ron Clarke, and will be f01- legs always are, it seems. We pushed our bikes more behind Super BM keeper Kurt Mul- squeezed the ball past Pipers' keeper lowed be a player development clinic. most of the way up Fell Avenue. It was close to the ler for an 8-5 final score. Brian Sayewich to give the Knights a 2-2 The group will also be organizing an umpire clinic dinner hour when we reached home. Bruce's morn Super BM dominated Canadian Tire final score. Sunday, April 16. Call Kelly at 634-7144 to register. drove up as we leaned our bikes against the pink on Tuesday night, as Brian Barwise League play resumes after spring cedar siding of his house. scored four times to lead his team to a 5- break, subject to potential job action by Youth soccer clinics Bruce's morn drove a Volvo. She had a job in an 1 win. school support staff. THE TERRACE Youth Soccer Association is hosting a office, a rarity for a morn in those days, Even when Monday night's second game saw the series of coaching, referee and player development cli- she went shopping she wore stylish clothes. Moving Falcons beat the In- THE TERRACE Senior nics for the 2000 season this summer. quickly and confidently atop high heeled shoes, she ternationals 5-3, with Men's Soccer Associa- The clinics begin April 14-16 with the Community carried herself in an elegant way reminiscent of Sandy Williams scor- Leading goal scorers tion has set Friday, April Coach Youth Clinic and continues April 29-30 with two those tall and beautiful Hollywood stars of yester- ing three goals for the Corey Trogi, Canadian Tire 29 21 as the deadline to re- Brian Barwise, Super BM 24 Class 4 and Class 5 referee clinics. year. She looked particularly clean and sharp as she Falcons. gister for the 2000 out- The Community Coach Senior Clinic runs May ,6-7 ~t This win put the Willy McCleary, Internationals 20 stepped down from her Scandinavian coach that Nilton Predicante, Blazers 20 door soccer season. Northwest Community College. A skills-based player afternoon. Falcons into a tie with Marc LeBlanc, Super BM 16 Teams will then be re- development clinic runs Aug. 26-27. Look what I caught, shouted Bruce rushing up to the idle Blazers. The Percy Fowler, Blazers 16 quired to complete their Contact George Bujtas at 635-3719 for more informs- his morn and pushing the hardened, yellowed, par- Falcons have comple- John Krisinger, Internationals 15 player registration before ion. He also can be reached via email at ched, brute of a trout far too close to her. She ted all their games Troy Maitland, Falcons 15 May 5 in preparation for ;[email protected]. i winced and pulled back. and the Blazers have Trevor Lutes, Super BM 13 the upcoming outdoor Oh Bruce get that dirty thing away from me, she J one game left to play. season. pleaded as if his trophy was a dead rat. Under league rules, For information on sche- We could have it for dinner, said Bruce, his the Falcons currently hold the second duling, team and player registration, costs voice trailing off. t place, so the Blazers will be able to re- and league rules call Jacques at 635- Minor Hockey Get rid of itl she ordered. claim second place in the standings with 4368. She didn't mean to hurt her son's feelings. It was a win or a tie in their last game on March The TSMSA is holding its semi-annual just that her world was full of fine fabrics, stainless 27 against the Internationals, general meeting Monday, April 17 from 7 Atom dlvlson playoffs steel, and shining plastic. Bruce's gross'trophy trout The Northern Knight team was able to p.m, to 9 p.m. at the Terrace Public Li- Final standings i was a shock to this kind of germ free system. finish its season play on a positive note brary. The objective of this meeting will GP W L PT~ When his morn had found sanctuary in the against the Pipers Tuesday night. be to hold elections for the new exec- :entennial Lions 8 4 4 8 house. Bruce handed his trout to me. He fought back The scored early in the game when utive, review the past year and make Copperslde Stores 8 6 2 12~ tears. Keri Makela scored off a corner kick by changes to league rules, Lazelle Mini Storage 8 0 8 0 You take it, he said. bouncing it off a Pipers' defensive player. All players are asked to attend. Bargain Shop 8 4 4 When I got home I took a spade and opened the The scoring was stalled until midway Drop in futsal continues every Thurs- Terrace Rotary 8 6 2 1 compost pile. I inserted the trout from the rotting through the second half when the Pipers' day night, except March 23, from 7 p.m. lake into the rotting warmth of its burial mound and J Dale Macedo tied the game, then scored to 9 p.m. at Thornhill Elementary School. I Copperslde Stores and Terrace Rotary tie for firsl, I I covered it, knowing that the fat worms nurtured by another to give the Pipers a 2A lead. This is a more relaxed form of co-ed in- [ Centennial Lions and Bargain Shop tie for thir~J, I I its rotting flesh would s6m~ day enable another fish- The Pipers kept up the pressure and : door soccer, and everyone is weicome to Lazelle Mini Storage was the most sportsmanlll~e I I ing adventurel one, qulte po~sibly;~:as exciting as only the goal tending of Harry Redmond sttendi Non-marking indoor shoes are re.. team lhroughoutthe payoffs, i I I the one I'd 'ust survived. : ~ .... t kept the ball out of thenet ~ : ~ qulred ..... I The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, March 29, 2000- B7 Tennis courts MISTY RIVER @ TACKLE & HUNTING to open 5008 Agar Ave., Terrace THE TERRACE tennis club is ready to serve into AMMUNITIONRELOADING another great season. Anyone interested in CLINIC FOR BEGINNERS joining the tennis club is Saturday, April 13/00 7 pm invited to meet Sunday, Terrace Rod & Gun Club April 2 at the Hailiwell tennis courts. Richard Kriegl will be running a skills workshop from 1 p.m 12' to 1:30 p.m. The courts will be open Basic instructions & how to reload Extendable for social tennis from 1:30 ammunition. Presented by the Dip Net p.m. to 5 p.m. All tennis W. Canadian Representative for players (beginners, ex- R.C.B.S. Spear, Mr. Paul Simms. perts, young and old) are invited to drop in for a game. People will be mat. cost is $25 per person. ched up according to their Maximum 25 people only. skills. Pre-registration mandatory. The tennis club will also have access to the courts Tuesday and Thurs- FREE box of spear bullets for each day evenings from 6:30 registrant and all materials included. p.m. to dusk. Membership to the ten- nis club costs $20. To join PRE-REGISTERAT MISTY RIVER TACKLE & HUNTING SHOP the club or for more infer. PH: 638-1369 FAX: 638-8500 EMAIL: [email protected] mation contact Dighton Haynes 635-2925 or Ada 1 Flying through the air Sarsiat at 635-9695. Local gymnast Maria Schulmeister isn't worried about her fall as she takes a spin off the parrallel beam at the Terrace Peaks new pitt that was finished this Polaris Snow Check 2001 month. The $15,000 pitt is unlike any in the northwest and was built with the help of many volunteer hours donated by dedicated parents. A sea of foam cubes breaks her fall, Shulmeister won straight gold the zone championships CASH BACK! in Smithers March 12, Level three midget gymnast Siobhan Sloan McMuilen F,.epeat regularly won gold all her events as did Level one midget gymnast Courtenay Fenton. Regular physical activity and healthy eating reduces the risks associated with being overweight. ~lf~ LUCKY DOLLAR BINGO t~RrltTl~ttlOIl~® w'ww.porficipodlon,com April2000 PA LA C E April2000

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WEDDINGS ACCOMMOOATJON It Is agreedby the advertiserrequesting space that the liabilityof the TerraceStandard in the event of failureto publishan advertisementas published 145 N ~EMORIAM 660 STORAGE DEADLINE: FRIDAY 4 P.M. 150 lEGALNOTICES 668 TOURIST shall be limitedto the amountpaid by the advertiserfor only one incorrect Insertionfor the ~ortlonof the advertisingspace occupied by the Inqorrector Display, Word Classified and Classified Display 155 OfiI1UARIES ACCOMMOOATK)NS omitted item only, and that there shall be no liabilityIn any eventgreater than the amountpaid for such advertising. 160 TENDERS 676 WANTEDTO RENT 165 THANKS 680 WAREHOUSES Name Address ADVERTISING DEADLINES: When a stat holiday falls PERSONAl REALF.$ rArE # of Insertions Terrace Standard # Weekend Advertiser on a Saturday, Sunday or Monday, the deadline is 210 BUSINESSPERSONALS 705 ~CREAGES/LOIS " Phone Start Date. 230 LOST& FOUND 715 COMMERCIALPROPERTY Thursday at 4 p,m. for all display and classified ads, 240 P~RSONALS 730 FOR SAtE BY OWNER CLASSIFICATION Credit Card No Expiry Date_ MERCHANDI~,E 735 HOUSES rl VISA n MASTERCARD 31S AUC11ONS 745 MO~EES TERRACE STANDARD, 3210 CLINTON STREET 330 COMPUTERS 755 OPENHOUSE PLEASE CLEARLY PRINT YOUR AD BELOW - ONE WORD =ER SPACE TERRACE, B.C. 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VSG 5R2 NTANDARD ea -7 a 638-8432 FRANCES BIRDSELL [ : ss OSITOStES The Terrace Women's CONSULTING Centre • Facilitation ,Mediation g $ IS SEEKING QUOTES DESIGNATED PARKING Plac- • Consensus Process CRIMINAL RECORD? Cana- Zenyk: Barbara Lee Zenyk died at Kelowna General Hospital FOR THE EXTERIOR ard Program for people with • Spanish Translation dian Pardon seals record• on Thursday, March 23,2000 at the age of 42 years. Lee was mobility disabilities, sponsored American Waiver allows legal born in Vancouver, Be, and had lived most of her adult life in PAINTING OF THE by the BCIILRC. Call 1-877- Call 635-2184 entry. Why risk employment, the Terrace area. She enjoyed her family, ocean fishing, crafts, BUILDING AT 288-1088 for an application of business, travel, licensing, de- gardening, renovating and worked as a hair dresser and in the 4542 PARKAVENUE. information and referral servic- portation, All Canadian/Ameri- hotel industry with Sandman Inns. She leaves her loving fam- For further information " " BRITISHCOLUMBIA es available for people with dis- J //~ NIRVANAMETAPHYSIC can immigration applications. ily, husband, Neff, Terrace, son, Christopher Adam Zenyk; LUNGASSOCIATION abilities. /.~& HEALINGCENTRE drop into the Centre 1-800-347-2540. Brother, Bill Gibbs, and father, Henry Gibbs of Terrace BC and 731-LUNG or many friends. Service of remembrance will be held at the or call Carol at 1-800-665-LUNG chapel of Mountain View Funeral Home, Armstrong, British 638-0228. VIVA CLINIC i i~;i;iEii EE~ ~;:!:~;i:;:~:i:~:!:~:~:~:i:!:i;~:£:~i;:";!::':':'~iilEii~iliiii~; Columbia, on Sunday, March 26, 2000 at 11:00 a.m. (•Recover your health in a Cremation. Arrangements with Mountain View Funeral Home - natur~integrated way. Open Channel/ 250-546-8294 NOTICE TO BUILDING CONTRACTORS: LIFE ENERGYASSESSMENT Auric Readings with Spirit. ; VlVA CLtNIC I includesenvironmental Laurel Ballard, Msc. D., Phd, AROMATHEUPY I and foodallergy testing MASSAGE WORKSHOP I l hornhill Firehali and Public Works AROMATHERAPYMASSAGE Palm Mystery Readings- Introductory Level I ;ilii:1i50 LEGAL :: ~!50LEGAL . i REFLEXOLOGY,EAR CANDLING Menno Driedger Saturday, Apr,I 15J NOTICEs ~ NOTICES I i: Expansion 10:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. I ,. ' . .... AURICULARACUPRESSURE By appointmentonly . .,; . . . . FrancesBirdsell, For more inf0 call 635-2194 I Please be informed that the Regional District of Kitimat- NaturalHealth Practilioner Stikine/Thornhill Fire Department, invites tenders from all Call635-219410r an appointment REPAIRER'S LIEN ACT qualified contractors for the expansion of the Thornhill 4506 Lakelse(,,:~t,~ T,~ Furniture) Firehall. Documents will be available commencing 23 Take Notice that pursuant to Section 2 of the March 2000 at the following address: Repairer's Lien Act a 1992 GMC 4WD., Serial No. McEIhanney Const hi lg Services 1GTEK14H1NE513855 will be sold by closed bids at Suite 1-5008 Pohk ,z.,.er te Northwest Auto Repair on April 11, 2000 to satis~ Terrace,B.C. V8G 458 the indebtedness of Gary Brown in the sum of Tel: (250)-638-7163 $826.84. Pleasecall for a viewing appointmentat 250- Fax: (250)-635-9586 635-6977 ...... In general terms the project consists of removing a small Offers must be. submitted in writing to Northwest part of the existing I~uilding, constructing a 3200 sq. d; Auto Repair, 3220 River Drive, Terrace, B.C, %~8G (approx.) extension (shell only), installing a new 6200 sq. 3P4. Highest or any offer not necessarilyaccepted. ft. (approx) ~:oof. Contractors are encouraged to visit site on Friday, 31 March 2000 at 10:00 amlocal time. REPAIRER'S LIEN ACT Take Notice that pursuant to Section 2 of the Repairer's Lien Act a 1980 F350 2WD. flat deck, CITY OF TERRACE Serial No. F37GCJD9125 will be sold by closed bids NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARING at Northwest Auto Repair on April 11,2000 to satisfy the indebtedness of Jan Blake (D.B.A. Westcoast Landscaping) in the sum of $5,049.46. Pleasecall for a ZONING BYLAW AMENDMENT vmwmg appointment at 250-635-6977. TAKE NOTICE THAT an application has been made to amend Offers must be submitted in writing to Northwest Schedule "A" (Zoning Map) of Zoning Bylaw No. 1431-1995. Auto Repair, 3220 River Drive, Terrace, B.C. V8G THE SUBJECTLAND: ENGA135ENT I 3P4. Highest or any offer not necessarilyaccepted. The application affects the portion of land, within the City of Terrace, shown shaded on the accompanying map and Jean Froese described as: Part of Lot 1, District Lot 611, Range 5, Coast District Plan Burr PRP45128 (5123 Graham Avenue} is pleased to announce the brthcoming marriag~ of her son 1 800 860-5499 Gerald Frank Invites you to l Froese ~~ ~"~]~ come and hear |t Holy Batcave, Batmanl ~~~ guest speaker |] You'returning • to |] three-zero Dlanne Passey Carol AMENDMENT TO FOREST |~ But don't worry uncle, i DEVELOPMENTPlAN !~ You'll always be our Wedding to take Cartwright NOTICE OF PUBLIC place on of Texas, USA VIEWING H herol Notice is hereby given that i~ HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! April 15, 2000 Skeeno Cellulose Inc. (SCI), &,~~\,,~\..,\~,~,,~:aLove Kaleigh royl\,~\\\~ in Victoria, B.C. Terrace Operations, will hold a Anointed Ministry of Healing, Prophecy public viewing o[ a proposed I J Amendment to the Forest and the balanced Word of God. DevelopmentPlan for Tree Farm At the Licence #1. This Amendmentto • j DI v I the Plan will cover the Clare geo- graphic area within Ihe Kalum Best Western Terrace Inn ForestDistrict. The Forest DevelopmentPlan April I & 2 shows the Iocatlon and orderly developmentof proposedharvest- 10 am & 7 pm ing, road development,mainte- nance, and deactivation[or Ihe period of 1998-2005. The Plan for more information, call 655-1990 also includesinformation on Ihe [email protected] maintenance and protection oF SKEENA RIVER other resourcevalues in the area. The proposed Amendment per- Pastor Slade & Linda Compton tains to Block 636047, the amal- THE INTENT: gamation of two formerly To amend Schedule "A" (Zoning Map) of Zoninfl By aw 1431- approved blocks 636045 and 1995 by changing the zoning c assification o'F the property 636049. The Amendmentis avail- shown shaded: able [or reviewby resourceagen- cies and the public before FROM' Agrlcullural tAR1) approval is considered by the TO' Public and Insfilutional (P1) MMistry of Forests. The proposedAmendmenl to ' To allow for future expansion of the sewage treatment facility. the Forest DevelopmentPlan will BYLAW INSPECTION: be available[or public reviewat the Skeena Cellulose Inc. THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT BYLAW AND RELEVANT Woodlands Office, 4900 Keith BACKGROUND DOCUMENTSMAY BE INSPECTEDin the n ceo- Avenue,Terrace, B.C. from March tlon.area at the City of Terrace Public Works Buildina at ~:o~3 30, 2000 to May 30, 2000 Graham Avenue', Terrace, B.C., between the hours of'~:30" a.m--. between the hours of 8:00 A.M. to 4:30 p.m. each day from Wednesday, March 291h, 2000, to and 3:30 P.M. or by appointment Monday, April 10th, '~000, excluding Saturdays and Sundays. (638-5700). The proposedAmendmenl to PUBUC HEARING DETAILS; the Forest DevelopmentPlan may Any persons w shlng to voice their opinions regard nn th s be revisedas a result of wrilten application may do so in writing, and/of" in person, A~ THE comments received. To ensure PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD IN THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL consideralian,all commentsmust CHAMBERS, AT 7:00 P.M. ON MONDAY, APRIL IOTH, 2000. be in wriling and addressedto Robert Ziegler R.P.E at 6keena THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WiTH THE CelluloseInc., TerraceOperallons, MUNICIPAL ACT, R.S.B.C., 1996, AND AMENDMENTS 4900 Keith Ave., Terrace, B.C. THERETO. VBG 5L8. All commsnlsmust be TAKE NOTICEand be governed accordingly. receivedprior to May 30, 2000. RaN POOLE, Chief Administrative Officer i The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, March 29, 2000- B9 . 51:0 BUSINESS : CANADA'S BEST 24 www.tackstore.bc.ca OPPORTUNITIES HOUR 1 on 1 (18yrs+) 1- 888-913-8122 from HERBALIFE INDEPENDENT $2.00/min. Credit card bill- Distributor. for product or oppor- tunity. Please call Evelyn 250- Sealedlenders, enclosed in an envelopeand clearlymarked "Contract No. 107.6.1 ing. 1-900-451-2220 PORK & GEESE 635-1543 District of Houston,Sanitary Sewer System Extension'will be receivedby the $3.99/min Website: FOR SALE undersignedup to 4:00p.m. localtime, Fdday, April 28, 2000. www, discreettalk.com GREEN HOUSES for sale. 8'x10' and up. Call for informa- This contrad Is for the supplyand Installalionof appmxlmately2520m of 150ram CANADA'S HOTTEST 24 hr CALL and 200ramdiameter PVC gravily sewerrnatn,735m of 150ramdlamster PVC tion 250-635-3067 i; one.on-one live adult chat, 1- 798-2214 pressure sewermain,170m of 75ram diameterforcemain, 780m at 100ramand 900-830.0044 (18+ 4TH YEAR and growing daily. *Hay is also 150ram dlamelerPVC gravily sawer service connections, 37 manholes,one~ $4,99/minute) 900se- Anyone can be successful with pumping station,one single residencepackage pumping slalion and related available for sale _ appudenances. crsts.com/t15391 Canada's #1 this home business. No hype, 24hr one-on-one dateline. 1- no selling. Just huge weekly Tenderfo~ns, plans and specificationsmay be obtainedfrom lhe officesat: 900-561.3431 Ext.4729 (18+ cheques. 1-800-811-2141. a) Distdctof Houston,3400 - 11thStreet, Houston, BC; $3.99/minute). thecoolpag- Code 112202 Let us send your old eyeglasses b) Dayton& Kn ght Ltd., #1-1210Main Street, Smithers, B.C.; or es.com/livetalk/suite1297886 c) Daylon& KnightLid.; 612 ClydeAvenue, West Vancouver,BC to the developing world. for the non.refundablepurchasepdce of $50.00 after 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, MALE ORGAN enhancement. March29, 2000.Cheques will be madepayable to Dayton& KnightLid. FDA approved. Medical vacuum pumps or surgical enlargement. LOOKING FOR a new Career? OPERATION EYESIGHT UNIVERSAL Tenderswill be openedin publicimmediately sffer the dosingtime. The lowestnor Train to become a Professional anyTender will nol neoessadlybe accepted.Each tender musl be accompanledby a Gain 1-3". Permanent and safe. bid bondor certifiedchequel ~ :~ Resolve impotence. FREE Diver in the Heart of the Carib- (•1-800-585-8265 brochure. Call Dr. Joel Kaplan. bean. Go straight to work after The awardof thiscontract iS subject to approvalby the Districtof Houstonand to the Charitable Registration # 1190() 8955 RR00Ol availabUityof sufficient fundsto completethe project. 312-409-5557. Insurance reim- Graduation. 12 week courses bursement. Visit website start June and September. For Enquiresshould be directedpdmadly to Mr. PaulWellington, Dayton & Kn gh L d, more Into vesit www.dive- telephone;(250) 847-1913,or, If necessary,to Mr. Bill Beamish,Distdct of Houston, www.drioelkaplan.com. telephone:(250) 846-2238. career.cam or Ph. 345-949- 315 AUCTIONS 0321 Bill Beamish,Chief Administrative Officer , • . --~ VANDERHOOF ALL Breed Bull TRAIN TO work In the comput- Sale. Saturday, April 8th, 12:00 er industry. Network Techni- noon at Vanderhoof Auction cian, Computer Technician, CITY OF TERRACE Market. 125 bulls consigned, 30 Programmer Analyst, Office Ad- selected open heifers. Beef on ministrator. For program or Are you interested NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARING a bun 11:00 am. Donations to a student loan information, from BC Children's Hospital our CDI College (Abbotsford Campus) Call toll free today 1- • Cotmsellor T • OFFICIAL COMMUNITY PLAN AMENDMENT 888-229-1555 TAKE NOT!CE THAT an application has been made to amend Schedule 'B" (Land Use Plan) of the City of Terrace Offca CREATE, MAINTAIN your own Community Plan Bylaw No. 1312-1993. website. Over 300 pgs. Easy point and click Windows Envi- THESUBJ TLAND: ronment 95-98• Import photos, ADORABLE GOLDEN Retriev- \Ve are offering a six month full-time 8 rain videos, uses unlimited. ACCOUNTANTS WITH public The appllcotlon affects the land, within the City of Terrace, er puppies for sale. Vet Professional Counselling Program leading to a shown shaded on the accompanying map and described as: Free information 250-549-46t 7. checked, 1st shots provided. practice. Experience for our Smithers office. Written applica- Residential School Abuse Counsellor Certificate Part of Lot 1, District Lot 611, Range 5, Coast Distrlct, Plan www.skynary.com/tritech $350. Phone 250-798-2045 PRP45128 (5123 Graham Avenue) fLakelse Lake) tions with resume, please. Car- KARELIAN BEAR Dog puppies lyle Shepherd & Co. C.A.'s. Box 3400 Smithers, BC, V0J 2N0. START DATE: May 8, 2000 available now. $500. See our Fax 250-847-3809 FOR SALE- built in 3 pc. Jen- website, crazywolf.com/bear- air stovetop. Good condition. dog. Call Bonnie 250-790-2247 ATI'ENTION: TRAINING pro- The Counsellor Training Institute of Canada Call 250-638-1044 or 250-790-2281 gram for long haul trucking, job t placement available. On the job and the Northwest Band Social Workers 360 GARAGE MINIATURE DACHSHUND training, call 763-8040 or 1-877- Association are in p:trtnership for this full time pups, 7 weeks old. Red or black SAEES, 763-8040 to start your new ca- program.There is limited seating and if you are and tan. Vet checked, de- reer today. MJ Bloomfield Con- wormed, perents available for tracUnq Ltd. interested of would like further information, MOVING SALE: Household viewing. Can deliver. $300-350 please call (250) 638-07,t4 or 1-888-655-6533 items, children's games and PH 250-845-7490 BABINE FOREST products / company has a challenging op- (out of town). clothing. 9:00 am to 12 pro. PUREBRED GERMAN t 4730 Loan ave. portunity for a highly motivated shepherd puppies. Wormed. individual with strong organiza- YESIIII YOU can make money First shots. Health hip and el- tional skills as a Millwright Re- at garage sales. How and what bows guarantees. Parents may porting to the Maintenance Su- to sell. Send $5.00 for into to be seen. Avaiable April 1. Ter- perintendant the successful MGF Products, PO Box 172, Ki- race. 250-635-4084 candidate will be responsible for timat, BC, V8C 2G7 the day to day maintenance of ,, our sawmill, planermill complex. liii iiiieomman@::::: : Our ideal candidate will pos- I~ ~ V~ ~liiiii~Yc6ii~i~":'::;='::::;;.~:;~.?~;.~.,,;,,~;~.~2~.;;.:;. 20 FT long insulated reefer box, sess a BC and/or Interprovincial cooler power gate, 8' high. millwright trades qualification $6500 abe. Call 250-635-1132 certification, and has several WhdP. Skills For EmploymentProgram THUNDERBIRD RANCH and years experience working in ah Theprogram will CLOSING OUT- two cosmetic farm equipment. Quality used automated sawmill, planermill •os~st le0mers to developcareer search skiUs, empl0yabilily skills, computer skills, and sales & Iocators. Hauling avail- counters, 3 stools, cosmetic dis- environment. Babine is located communicationskills required for the w0rkpioce. able. Dave Crossan 250-567- play counters, shelving, wall near Burns Lake in the heart of -focuson individu01 needs ,111. displays. For more into call 2607, 6 km Mapes Road, Van- the Lakes District, which is 230 ,111/ ...... f ...., •prep0re le0rnels to successfullyc0mplete 0 TradesTr0in[ng Program. "///~ ...... Jane 250-398-7432 derhoof, BC km west of Prince George, BC. •o~ist leomm to developon 0chievablecoree~ phn :~: ...... J CRAFTSMAN 8 horsepower The community of Bums Lake •provide a lw0 weekwork experience component in thec0mmunily Snowblower, mint condition, 470 offers excellent recreation, edu- ._J cation, anti shopping facilities Who?. SKEENA RIVER $750.00, Almond Kenmora LOGGING/TIMBER heavy duty washer & dryer, with affordable hOUsing. Qual- Unemployedindividuals, includ;.g those .:-' ,. ified Candidates should 'forward -whoore re(eiving Employment Insurance 8enefii~ ~', " '~ .... :¢';~ THE II~TENT: .... t:.,~o~ ,;,,~.iijtlc,~ g.ih:;xu o,h ,. .... , $400,..Q0,JpF the pair,,O,B O LOGGING TRUCK loads of • . !~.~,,~ ~.,",,~,:.~',),~,':., :;,~.~,~-~:.~~ :.,~,~ ; 635-5670. " ...... Birch firewood for sale. Phon~B !a: current resume,by March 31, •whose El.benefit period ended within the lost three (3) yeors;or,, ~...... ~i ~.~ 2000 to Personhel Manager, To amend Schedule "B" (Land Use Plan) of the Official ITS HEREt Latest shipment of 638-7290. .whoemblished o benefitperiod that ended El m0temity0r p0rent01beielits within ~n'e • Babine Forest Products Com- Community Plan by changing the designation of the land shown Vintage furniture from England. postfive (5) yearsand are reenteringthe labourforce after having left it t0 caref0z pany, Box 4000, Bums Lake shaded: Best prices anywherel Wooden 510 BUSINESS newborn0z newly adopted children. BC, V0J 1E0. Fax 250-692- FROM: Agricultural nickel, 860 Hilliers Rd. Quali- When? OPPORTUNITIES 4595 TO: Community and Public Use cum Beach, 10-4 pro, Fri-Sun Theprogram runs from March 27, 2000,t0 July 14, 2000 1 250-752-9110 BUSDRIVERS MAY-Sept for Classeswill be from 8 o.m.to 3 p.m.Monday to Frid0y. To allow for future expansion of the sewage treatment facility. $$GOVERNMENT PRO- 24-passenger bus, 1 position KENMORE HEAVY Duty wash- GRAMS information Govern- Credit? BYLAW INSPECTION: er and dryer for sale. Three for BC/YT/Alaska tours, 1 posi- ment assistance programs in- tion for BC/ALTA camping -'~emnm whosuceesgully complete the full pr0gmm will receive: i THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT BYLAW AND RELEVANT years old, excellent condition. formation to assist the start or a N0~westCommunity College Transitions Ce~ficoto $500 for the pair. 250-635-4653 tours, rain class 4 and 3 years BACKGROUND DOCUMENTSMAY BE INSPECTEDin the recep- expansion of your business and exp., clean recorc, fax resume o NorthwestCommunity C011ege Cedifitoto for T0udsm/tl0spMity~etoilService tion.area at the City of Terrace Public Works Buildinqat 5003 farm. Call 1-800-505-8866 w/abstract to: 250-847-4711 a No,westC0mmun ty Co egeL ft.ftuck [roinTng Cerfiftate Graham Avenue, Terrace, B.C., between the hours of~:30 a.m. MOTEL FOR sale. 38 units with a NorthwestC0mmunily College transcript credit for completedEntry Levellrades to 4:30 p.m. each day from Wednesday, March 29th, 2000, to WATER YOU CAN CARETAKER/MANAGER for e0mpelencies. Monday, April 10th, 2000, excluding Saturdays and Sundays, 4 bedroom residence. Pool, hot local mobile home park. Should TRUST tub and sauna. On busy #1 Cost? PUBLIC HEARING DETAILS: TransCanada Hwy., #97 & #5 be in good health, able to work by EVERPURE® well with residents and keep ac- Tuitionfor thepr0gr0m ~11 be SS64.40 Any persons wishing to voice their opin ons regard n.cl this Kamloops. Reduced from CSAapproved safely foolweor (opprox) S 85.00 $1,200,000 to $998,000. Seri- curate records. Accomodatlons application may do so in writing, and/or in person At THE Clean fresh water for plus some remuneration. Apply Personalre(motion wear S 50.00 PUBLIC HEAR NG TO BE HELD IN THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL pennies per gallon. ous buyers only. Call Mat Mar- (sportsshoes, swim wear, sweotVl.shirl, towel) CHAMBERS, AT 7:00 P.M. ON MONDAY, APRIL 10TH, 2000. vin @ t-800-553-3322 to Box #907 c/o The Tribune, 188 N 1st Ave, Williams Lake, TOTAL S7OO.O0 THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ATrENTION: I lost 40 pounds BC V2G 1Y8 Where? MUNICIPAL ACT, R.S.B.C., 1996, AND AMENDMENTS Ph. 250-635-0011 in 2 months. We need repre- THERETO. CHAMBERMAID DESK- NorthwestCommunity College, Room 11 ] 2, TradesBuilding. sentatives in your area. Call to- CLERK needed at the Costa- TAKE NOTICE and be gaverned accordingly. day. 250.635-1543 Lessa Motel. This person RaN PC~LE, Chief Administrative Officer BE FIRST in Canadal Hot, solid should be conscientious, ambi- Internet Company, potentially tious, and a team player. the next "Yahoo.cam" looking Please apply at the Costa- for key leaders now to position Lessa Motel, 3867 Hwy 16 : 21OBUSINESS 1981, 966 LOADER with grap- yourself for huge income. Cana- East, Terrace between the ple and bucket, T.D. 25 with dirt da officially opened in April. hours of 6-8 p.m. i PERSONALS blade and clearing blade. T.D. Limited positions. Call now 1- EARN $200, $300, $500 per 20 with blade and winch. Col- 800-934-3473 ext 2200 ~i!C°mmunity TERRACE KICKBOXlNG club. LOST OLIVER Orange Ja- umbia Low Bed. 1988 Western week, assembling product in ~!:.~llege. New bigger location. Ring, panese tailless bobcat from Star Log Truck with trailer, FOR SALE. Fully equipped piz- your own home, send a self ad- heavy bags, speed bags, etc. Tuck Ave, since Mar. 9. Was C.T.D. Tree Farmer Line Skid- za & steakhouse rest. with new dressed stamped envelope to: The Cornerstone of Community Education for 25 years We offer light to full contact. wearing turquoise collar with der. Near new Brlllion Seeder. 3 bdrm house on top In Queen O.P.H. 6-2400 Dundas St. W.K.A training or just get in bell, but could have lost that. Loader for farm tractor Allied. Charlotte City. 45 seat dining, West, Suite 541 ref 683 Missis- OH&S Committee Training ...... $70 shape while learning self de- Please check your garden shed 35 seat patio; well established sau.qa, ant, LSK 2R8 Phone 250-846-5440. ~" March 31 tense. Introducing Kickflex-Car- if he could have been locked in. business, only pizza place in FLEXlCOIL 3PT. HYD. post EXPERIENCED JOURNEY- die, aerobtc stretching workout Please call 250-635-5980 or town. For more into contact MAN Technician Required by Bear Aware ...... $49+ on real equipment not alrkick, 250-635-5203. BIG REWARD pounder $2600. Hiqual Cattle Amer a 250-559-8181 or fax Squeeze $1500. Cosmo 500 Vancouver Island's largest vo- m- April 1 First workout free. Call Tony at OFFERED FOR ANY INFOR- 250-559-7727 lume Chrysler/Jeep dealership. 250.615-KICK. MATION fertilizer spreader $450. P200 side delivery rake $1100. Inter. ONE OF the greatest financial Deslre to maintain award win- Simply Accounting ...... $184 WILL SET UP and maintain LOST PAIR of Zeiss binoculars, national 330 Farm Wagon opportunities In Canada, 28- ning tradition essential. Contact m- April 3-12 your small business bookkeep- left at Telegraph point rest stop $900. Chain Harrows 14'x8 sec- year-old NYSE traded company Darren, Bill Howlch Chrysler. Airbrakes ...... $180 ing requirements. 10+ yrs ex- on Hwy 16, Monday March tions $900. 10'x12' chains har- now offering their membership 250-287-9555 perlence. Excellent references 13th. Call 250-638-1389. Re- row $500. NH 851 Round Baler benefits in Canada. No compe- FEMALE CAREGIVER needed ~" April 4-8 upon request. Phone 635-9592 ward offered. $2500. NH 276 Square Baler tition: If you are an ambitious to provide part-time personal Traffic Control Recertification ...... $60 or Email: manucomp@uni- $2500. Massey #9 Square Bal- set-starter, don't let this one get care to a female quadreplegic. serve.cam er $900. Bail elevator 24' $400, away. Call 1-800-972-3677 for Call Janet for into, 250-638- =r April 7 Massey 36 10' Self propelled more information 1471 Traffic Control/Flagging ...... $169 BASEBALL/FOOTBALL BAS- Swather $2500. Equipment Io. TEST DRIVEl Unique opportun. FULL TIME lunch cook, 2nd ,r April 8 & 9 KETBALIJHOCKEY cated in Smithers. For Into. ity to own and operate a 2000 Within threeweeks Of ~j~ cook, night cook positions avail- SCORES/PICKS NOWIII 1-900- Phone 250-314-3919 Pete with zero down. You must able. Good food knowledge, ba- Excel Spreadsheets ...... $164 conception..,before i~p 451-6624 EXT, 3229 $2.99 per have rain. 2yrs flatdeck highway the mothereven knows :~ I~i; ~ sicexperlence required, willing- April 11 - 20 rain. Must be 18 yrs. Procall Co experience, able and willing to ness to learn in a flexible team she Is pregnant..,the tiny ::~.~~.W~" (602) 954-7420 run Canada/USA and possess heartof her pre bornchild environment, Send resume to Childsafe ...... $70 BC'S LARGEST chatline. Over 5 YEAR old Red Angus Bull. 3 good references. Tom or Andre. Box 2055, Smlthers, B.C. V0J ~ April 15 is alreadybeating, circulating blood Reg. -2 year old Hereford Bulls. 800.663-0099 throughouta systemseparate from 4000 men & women call a day. 2N0 1-250-694-3500 the mother's. Connect live or just listen. Use THE MONEY Machlnel NEW HELP WANTED Licensed hair Chocolates for Easter ...... $79 'macePro-Life EducaUon Association free trial code 5030. Call locally GENERAL LIVESTOCK haul- not an ATM. Most financially se- stylist for Houston, BC, hair sa- ~r April 15 Box 8,52, Tmroco 310-CHAT. www,trylive. ing, cattle, horses,sheep. Li- cure home based business In links.cam lin. Commission, Wages, Chair Computer Starter Course ...... $49 censed and insured for Canada, the world. $100,000/yr potential, rental, Phone/Fax to 250-845- CAN'T USE Viagra? Maximus USA. Hay hauling and sales. Investment starting under 2869 or evenings at home 250- ~P April 17-19 Natural Cream now available. 250-694-3448, cell 250-692. $10,000. 1-888-257.4164 (24 845-7035 6559, fax 250-694-3769. Jeff hrs) Member of BBB. OFA Level 1 ...... $83 For FREE Into kit call Mark's REQUIRED PERMANENT live Plaza Pharmacy. Toll Free 1- Giesbrecht Transport, Burns YOUR DOLLAR Store with 9p April 19 877-747-6664 Lake, BC> In care giver for elderly man, LOST JUNE 17 at 9:30pm at More, Franchise opportunities two days per week. Must be flu- Transportation Endorsement . $83 In 100 Mile House, Burns Lake, the Bingo Hall in Prince Rupert. LONE FIR- Hereford bulls. ent in English, non-smoker, =r April 20 a black leather wallet. Please EVANLY.RAYS Good selection of beefy 2 yr old Vandrhoof, etc. Total invest- have first aid ticket, bondable. return, no questions asked. I.D. FREE 2000 CALENDAR Polled bulls, Look early. View ment 60 to 90 thousand, Equity Send resume with references to MS Access Database ...... $16111 very important. Please call parents and siblings. Priced for required 30%. Great return on File #16, c/o Terrace Standard, ~r April 25 - May 4 ,!~.... ! SRV39.99 collert0rs ediU0n InvestmenL Contact Dave Uzel. (250)624-2002 extension "0", raledbest servk0 and mogaccurate the Comm, Cattleman. 250- 3210 Clinton St. Terrace BC, 690-7527, Ft. Fraser, man Phone', 250-860-4225 Fax Electrofishing ...... $299 Reward offered. psychksin (de in 1998+1999 V8G 5R2. REG, HEREFORD yearling 250-860-4215 Ceil 1-250-490. ~" April 27-28 LOST OLIVER. Orange Ja- • Career WANTED ROAD builders, Ex- bulls, polled, quiet, good feet. 1450 Emall yourdollarstore panese tailless bobcat from cavator and Dozer Operators. i RelationshiI s ~u New bloodline. Please call 846- @hotmall.com Webslte Homeopathy & Healing ...... $694: Tuck Ave., since March 9, Was ~ousehal its www.dollarstore,ca Apply to File #54, C/o Terrace er April 29 weadng turqols collar with bell, 5494 Peter and Anita Gattiker. nil Lotto #'s ZESTO'S OVEN Baked Subs & Standard, 3210 Clinton St., Ter- but could have lost that, Please WANTED TO buy, 2 used, race, B.C, V8G 5R2 Intro to PowerPoint 97 ...... $164 • V in 2000 12'x12' metal corrals with a 4' California style wraps franchise check your garden shed If .he WE PAY YOU to lose up to m- May 1-10 gatre in one panel, High Hog, opportunity. We offer turn key could have been locked In, 1-900-4S 1-4055 stores, complete training and on 201be In one month. Serious In- Please call 250.635-5203 or Lemco, High Qual all ok, 1-250- 24 HRS. $2.99/m1 n . IB+ 698-7627 going support. For brochure call quiries only. Kam, 1-888-414- 250-635-5980 1-88B-922-2294 0058 B 10- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, March 29, 2000

, L' 540 HELP : EmploymentOpportunily: 540 HELP • WANTED -,: WANTED PART TIME A/P AND LOOKING FOR chef/cook with GENERAL OFFICE CLERK =% experience and with papers. Also organizational skills. Sal- DonohueForest Products Inc. MackenzieRegion is presentlylooking for Must be able to work quickly with little supervision. Seamstress Wanted ary to be negotiated. Masset, individualsto fill positionsin our SolidWood Division. Queen Charlotte Islans. 250- Working knowledge of Wordand Excel and typing ExperiencedSeamstress to do alterations. 626-5548 speed of 60 wpm are required. Administration Part time, flexiblehours. Apply with resumeto: LOOKING FOR experienced training/certificate would be an asset. babysitter to care for active 3 Please fax resume to International [Bo it Semi year old boy In our home, Own Forest Products Ltd. at (250) 635-0636. • transportation and/or driver's li- ! I Custom SewLr~ and Alte~attoz~s I cense would be an asset. Apply 3231 KalumStreel, Terrace, BC 638-0095 in person with a resume and ]he successfulcandidates must be a certifiedand haveat leastMe years references to the Costa Lessa sawmill and/orplaner experience. r~ Motel, 3867 Hwy 16 east, Tar- race. Mackenzieis locatedapproximately 2OOKm north of Prince George, BC

SENIOR ROAD FOREMAN ...... and offers all the amenitiesand year round recreationalopportunities. ENUMERATORSWALK FOR 100 Mile House, BC ]3 Bank Financial Group DonohueForest Products Inc. is an equalopportunity employer and offers $$$ NOWI ;.;.;.;..;.;.;.;.... currently has the following position available wagesand benefitsas per the collectiveagreement with IWA Local1-424. INTERIOR ROADS UFD. is seeking to fill the Updateyour Terrace City Directory in yourhome area, No selling,no ii::,iii::::ii Full Time We also offer relocationand accomodationassistance. position of SENIOR ROAD FOREMAN at our 100 experiencenecessary. Paid Qualifiedapplicants should applyin writing, stating • Mile House yard. weekly.Approx, 3 weekswork.. Personal Banker ~repareto workrain. 32 hruweeK. qualificationsand experienceby April 15, 2000to: This position is excluded from the Bargaining Unit ii!!i!iiiil;iiiiill Apply in handwritinggiving street Active Employment Equity Program and Human Resources- SolidWood Division and reports directly to the Operations Manager. A address,phone number, etc. to competitive hourly wages are some of the B.C. Directories,file #55 c/o DonohueForest Products Inc. - MackenzieRegion self-motivated individual with strong TerraceStandard 3210 Clinton St. iiiiiiiii advantages we have to offer, If you are P.O. Box 250 communication skills and an in depth knowledge of Terrace,BC V8G 5R2 rglilsi~iigli~!il interested in the above position, please Mackenzie,BC V0J 2C0 forward your resume to: the Road & Bridge Maintenance industry is Fax: (250) 997-5133 Donohue Forest lili~iiiiii~i~!!i!ii~ e-mail: [email protected] required. TD Bank Financial Group Products Inc. 4633 Lakelse Ave, Qualifications The BackEddy Pub Terrace, B.C., VSG 1R3 - Extensive knowledgeof the Road and Bridge Maintenance Looking for an • 580 WORK, :!:!:!:!?!:!:!:!:!:i!!!!!g!!!i!i!i!g!i! Standards and Standard Specificationsfor Highway Construction experienced ...... , : WANTE01: !: • ....:....: .::. We thank all applicants for their interest. as implementedin the privatized road maintenanceenvironment ,,...... ,..,... :.. . , in the Provinceof British Columbiaunde r the jurisdictioq of the Only candidates selected for an interview will BARTENDER be contacted. CERTIFIED HOME Support ATTRACTIVE 1 bdrm suite, Ministryof Transportationand Highways : Worker will do cleaning, person- utilities included, $450/month + - Several years of proven experience in managingthe day to day WAIT-PERSON Closing date for applications al care, shopping, respite, etc. deposit. 250-638-8482. operations of crews involvedin the provision of Road and Bridge will be April 3, 2000 Reasonable rates• Phone 250- MaintenanceServices Apply within B.:-x-x.:.x+:.:.:.x.:. CLEAN QUIET 2 bedroom 635-7834 ask for Sharon - Strong Leadership, commUnicotionlsupervisory and planning with resume. apartment in Thornhill. Gas fur- skills and the ability to exercise tact and good judgment in EXPERIENCED CARPENTER- nace and hot water $475 per dealing with regulatorypersonnel, co-workers, crews and the Ask for Paul. Richard Thornton Con- month plus $200 damage de- struction.Available for renova- travelingpublic...... 4632 Lakelse Ave. College posit, 250-635-5912 - Knowledgeof current WCB Safety Regulationsand Procedures. Northern Lights tions, repairs or new construc- requires a temporary full-time - Knowledgeand experience in working in a unionized environment tion. 25 years experience.Call FOR RENT Bright, clean, spa- and of the BCGEU CollectiveAgreement. Clinical Richard 638-8526. cious 2 bedroom unit with on- - Computerexperience in the areas of Cost Accounting, Project FinallY'Ire EXPERIENCED CARPENTER. site caretakers. Five applianc- Management and Word Processing would be a definite asset, Coordinator/Instructor Jurgen Mattheis. 635-7810. es, gas fireplace and mini stor- -PreferablyClass 3 Drivers Licence with Air Endorsement. Fountain Tire Prince Housing, renos, office remodel- age. No pets, references re- to provide clinical supervision of Home Support/Resident ing. Independant distributor of quired. 250-635-4954 Rupert is looking for an Care program. Sun-Free vlnvl products. FURNISHED 1 bedroom apart- - Commensuratewith experieqce and qualifications.An excellent Experienced Ticketed Qualifications: Registered Nurse with recent extended care EXPERIENCED LADY garden- ment, in Thornhill. $380,000 benefit package is offered. Mechanic. $20 - $25 experience, good supervisory and teaching skills. er, Spring Clean-up, main- per month plus damage deposit Location: Dease Lake, BC tenance, etc. Call 250-638- $190.00, Utilities not included, INTERIOR ROADS LTD. is an Equal Opportunity per hour depending 1317. no pets• 250-635-6851 Employer and encourages all qualified individuals upon experience. Competition No: 2000:004 Closing Date: April 14~ 00 PRECISELY RIGHT MOVING. FURNISHED BACHELOR suite from the various under represented groups to apply Appointment Term: May 1 - October 31st, 2000. This TRUCK and 28' trailer en- in Thomhill area. Utilities, w/d for the position. Please apply in appointment term may be extended. closed, will protect your goods included. No pets. No smoking. across town or across country. Available immediately. $475 per Qualified applicants are invited to submit resumes Salary: As per collective agreement. writing or in person. NO Will assist, or load for you. Rea- month. $230 damage deposit• no later than April 05, 2000 to: PHONE CALLS Please forward resumes with three current professional sonable rates. Terrace at 615- 250-638-0541 INTERIOR ROADS LTD. PLEASE. references no later than closing date to: 0002 or 638-6969 (cell). IN TERRACE 4 bdrm lower unit SPRING HAS sprung. DWJ of duplex $750/mo. 4 bdrm up- PC BOX 310 INTERIOR KAMLOOPS BC V2C5H9 Contracting Spring time renova- per duplex $900/mo, both 900 - 2nd Ave West DeaseSandra Lake Sandvlk Campus ill tions. Qualified carpenter. No include NG heat & hot water. Attention: R.H. (Dick) Strutz Prince Rupert, B.C. Northern Lights College jobs too big or small. Reason- DD & ref reqd. Phone 250-798- Personnel/Safety Manager ROADS LTD. V8J 1H7 Box 220 able rates. Avialable anytime. 9554. Dease Lake, BC V0C 1L0 Just call Dave, 250-635-5796 ONE BEDROOM apt. Cable and laundry facilities. New man- agement on site. No pets please. 250-615-5441 ONE BEDROOM furnished 1 AND 2 bdr apts avail immed. apartment in Thornhill. Single On site management. 250- 635- occupancy only. No pets. Refer- 5136 or 635-6428. ences required. $360/month + $180 Sac• dep. Phone 250-635- 1, 2, 3, bdr apt. Avail immd. On 2065. site management. Ref reqd. 635-6428 or 638-0134 or 615- ONE, TWO, and three bedroom The North West Community Health Services Society is inviting applications for casual. 0345...... " ' .apartments for rent: Different Io- position(s) in the Adult Mental Health Program at Osborne House located in Terrace, B.C. Required Immediately ...... Cations but close to town. Low Salary range: $14.54 -$15.25 per hour. 2 BEDROOM and 1 bedroom utility bills. Negotiable'rents. For unit available in Thornhill. more informatiln call 250-635- In this position you will be required to promote, encourage, teach and assist residents The Houston Health Centre invites Please call 250-635-7025 even. 6611 ings. Rent $350 and $325 with basic living skills, social skills, how to seek rehabilitation employment, recreational applications for this full-time position. The QUIET CLEAN 2 bdrm. apt activities and the use of community resources. It is expected that you become familiar month. Available immediately. incumbent will provide clinical counselling close to town. Laundry facilities. with the medications received by the residents and aware of side effects. 2 BEDROOM economy apart- Reasonable rent. Ref reqd• Qualifications: • Community Resource Worker (Mental Health) Certificate • Food Safe services to children, adults, families and ments in quiet location near 615-7665 or 635-5653. Course • Grade 12 or equivalent • Basic First Aid Certificate ° Class 4 B.C. Driver's groups in the community of Houston and town. Pets welcome. 250.635- 9102 License. Further requlrements of the position include the ability to: ° work as a team surrounding area. Participation in planning member • deal effectively with others • be organized ° able to operate related equipment • and the physical capability to perform the duties of the job. and program development for the Community ,Summit Square '(PARK MANOR APTS TM These positions may require the use of your own vehicle on Society business. Mental Health Program is also required. Apartments Transportation arrangements must meet operation requirement of the Society. The Applicants must have a degree in social work Ij 2 bedroom apt., 1 & 2 Bedroom applicant is subject to satisfactory references including a criminal record review. $600 mill, includes heat. or a combination of related training and Units A job description and detailed qualifications may be obtained upon request. Your experience. A detailed job description is CJose Io swimming pool & application must clearly identify how you meet the posted qualifications, : " downtown. • Quiet & Clean available at the Houston Health Centre. • No Pets Please direct all inquiries quoting competition #NW00:020 to: Sue Samuelson, Human No pets. Interested applicants should forward their • Ample Parking Resources, North West Community Health Services Society, 3412 Kalum Street, = Referencesrequired. • Laundry Facilities Terrace, B.C., V8G 4T2. Tel: (250) 638-2205; Fax: (250) 638-2251; E-marl: resume byApril 7, 2000 to: Ph. 635-3475 • Close to Schools & sue.samuel son @nwch.hnet.bc.ca Hospital Applications and resumes must be received no later than 4:30 p.m., April 7, 2000. Site Administrator • On Bus Route • Security Entrance North West Community Health Services Society thanks all interested applicants, Houston Health Centre CLINTON MANOR • On site Building Manager however, only those applicants who are selected for an interview will be contacted. Box 538, WE ARETAKING APPUCATIONS FORA BACHELORSUITE • Basketball, Volleyball & Racquetball Courts Houston, BC,VOJ 1ZO $420.00 month. Phone: (250) 845-7807 AND ONE BEDROOMAPT. Ask for Monica Warder • Fax: (250) 845-2005 s500.00 month. Call: 635-4478 One blockfrom swimming p~. No Pets, referencesrequired, The Norllm;est Communffy. Healtb, Semices, , Society is im.,ttlng applications for full-time Phone 635-3475 and parl-ti, w positions tit the Adult Mental Itealtb Programs for the following... MENTAL HEALTHCLINICIANS HUNTINGTON • Prince Rupert, Terrace & Masset • APARTMENTS Applications are encouraged from Nurses, Registered Social Workers, Licensed Terrace, B.C. Taking Applications Occupational Therapists with extensive clinical experience providing services to HuskyOil MarketingCompany Now individuals, groups and families with severe mental health issues. is seekingan aggressive ~ for1 &2 Competition Number NWO0:014 (Prince Rupert - part-time); Competition Number i entrepreneur for a service Bedroom suites NWO0:017 (Terrace - casual full-time); Competition Number NWO0:012 (Masset- full-time) station with gasoline,diesel, • Clean,quiet renovated suites a 2-bay service bay, and a • Ampleparking COMMUNITY LIVING SUPPORT WORKER Route Commander Cardlock. ~= • Laundryfacilities on eachfloor • Closeto schools& downtown • Smithers. This facility, which is located on the JNOHAWK Ground Floor: Yellowhead Highway within the town • On bus route 2,625 sq. ft. Applications are encouraged from Home Support Workers who have successfully • Securityentrance completed the Mental Health Worker Program, of Terrace, is available for immediate lease. • On site management Second Floor: Competition Number NWO0:O 16 (part-time) We are looking for an ambitious, career.oriented, • No pets 1,130 sq. ft. independent businessperson who desires a financially • Referencesrequired FIRST NATIONS MENTAL HEALTH CLINICIAN rewarding opportunity.Capital investmentof approximately To view call $50,000 is requiredfor equipmentand inventory. REASONABLE • Terrace • 638-1748 Husky/Mohawkoffers dealer support, which includes: • RATES Applications are encouraged from Nurses, Social Workers, Licensed Occupational Therapists with experience providing services to individuals, groups and families with • DealerTraining Programs severe mental Illness. • Advertisingand Sales Promotion Competition Number NWO0:011 (part.time) • Credit Card Programs • CollectiveBuying Advantages For all of the above positions you may be required to use own vehicle on If you can meet this challengeand are interestedin joining Society business. Transportation arrangements must meet operation the Husky/Mohawkteam, please reply to: requirement of the Society. The applicant Is subject to satisfactory Husky 011 Marketing Company references Including a criminal record review. P.O. Box 1390, Job descriptions end detailed qualifications may be obtained upon request. Your application must clearly Identify how you meet the posted Prince George, B.C. V2L 4V4 qualifications. Attn: Chris Kitchen .. Please direct all inquiries quoting the appropriate competition number to: Phone: (250) 960-2S12 Fax: (250) 562.5725 Sue Samuelson, Human Resources, North West Community Health Services Society, 3412 Kalum Street, Terrace, B.C. V8G 4T2. Tel: (250) 638-2205; Mohawk, Now a Proud Part of the Husky Team Fax: (250) 638-2251; E-malh [email protected] Husky 011respectfully advises all applicants that only Applications and resumes must be received no later than 4:30 p.m., April 7, 2000. persona selected for an interview will be contacted. North West Community Health Services Society thanks all interested applicants, however, only those applicants who are selected for an interview will be contacted. .

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t The TerraceStandard, Wednesday, March 29, 2000- B11 MOVING MUST Sell 4 bedroom ACREAGES/LOTS Trailer Park in Thornhill ) home, 1/2 basement in Horse- sl~oo, close to schools and 15 pads and 2 houses plus nearby owners ESTATE SALE- 4517 Cedar STUDIO SUITE right down. 2 BEDROOM and den double downtown, 4 appliances includ- town, heat included. No pets. wide on 5 1/2 acres. 3 appl]anc- SILVERN ESTATES, 5-acres, residence with workshop & storage, 7+ acres Crescent. 2.8 acres of view ed, for more information or to For working couple/single per- us, $700 per month. Damage glacierview, lake, creek, gas. $640,000 Phone 635-4453 properly. 3 borers, 1 l/2.balhs, vinw call 250-635.45 "1 son. Phone 250-635-7585 deposit and ref required. No in- pavement, $49,000. Also reve- 2 natural rock fireplaces, nat. side pets. Non-smoking. 250- nue bsmt home, glacierview, gas torced air heating, air-con- : tl, c ,Wr ^raps " IN f 615-0093 $17,000 annual income, rented ditioning, 3 car garage, paved $169,000, 250-847-1574 drive, full walk out partly fin- FURNISHED ROOM in quiet ished basement, Priee reduced a 2-o+ " neighborhood. Close to down. ,...... ++.o,.'..:"+ 3 BEDROOM condominium. to $279,000, To view phone we musl never Ill l[ 1 BDRM suite, near schools & town. Shared kitchen and large 250-635-1543 h+ppenag.ln." TV room. No parties. 250-638- 5 BDRM house w/2 kitchens, 1 N/G and electric heat. Close to hospital, $475.00/month, all util- 8944 up, 1 down, 2 1/2 baths, large town and near schools. Phone 10 ~ • Yj@O II$1jn~, vI+II OUI wtb ijll II ities included, no children, no 250-635-4987 www.warnmps.ca ROOM FOR rent, walking dis- DON'T MISS Thisl 36 rm motel. fenced yard, 9 fruit trees, 2 o+ o,~Pr • p.lmphlet by ¢IIii09 I '1~" pets, non smokers, N/D, dam- Completely remodeled. Restau- paved driveways, workshop, ,!i,. ,-eoa.,so+o3o. age deposit, req. ref. available tance to town, on bus route, HOUSE FOR sale with 42 acr- $250 per month includes utili- rant is a chefs' dream! Every- garden area, RV parking area, es. 2100 sq. ft. total, plus full April 1/2, 636-7470. thing in first class condition. lower part of house Is well lit, II :I f/,',Y:):l :! fl~',t:):ll :I fJ,',t:):1:1 fM, hlJ tl fl,',hl:ll ~J~fi,'J_+):ll 1 BEDROOM basement suite, ties. Ph. 250-635.3128 basement. 3 bedrooms, 2 full Highway frontage, 3 acres. separate entrance, and could balhreoms, Fireplace, hard- close to town. Utilities included, TERRACE MASONIC Hall Is Town of Quesnel. Special cir. be used as a rental unit. l++~ !1 FREE Sheila Love damage deposit + reference re- available for rental, suitable for wood floor, wood oil furnace & cumstances. Give you the op. $150,000. Phone 250-638-6427 electric heat, Big garden and quired, $500/month. 250-638. 60 diners or 80 sitting in rows. portunity to buy this complex for CHEAP CHEAP Cheapl 5 bed- 8010. Available immediately Details from Hugh, 250-638- more. $282,000. Call 250-638- ~ ~] EVALUATION about $250,000 down payment. room house. 2 fireplaces, N/G 0492 P~/141~ofTerrace ~ 2 BDRM bsmt suite, excellent 7798 any time day or niclht. Must be sold soon. Motor Inn heat, 7 acres. Double bay ga- IN HORSESHOE. 4 bedrooms, location, no pets, no smoking, Complex 7 acres with motel, rage. Paid $152,000, put GROWING FAMILY? $575/month, 638-1028. restaurant, dining rm, pub, beer $15,000 into, sell $142,000. 2 bathsl oak cabinets, ceramic tile, basement has workshop, ' ::: ;i ...... ~i':'?~~, : And needmore space? Check oaf Ibis 3,000 sq ft 2 BEDROOM basement suite & wine store, separate house, 250-962-6221 Gross close to $4 million. Net large landscaped lot. Clean, ex- home in Ihe horseshoe.Largo mosler bedroom for non-smokers. No pets. Dam- JACKPINE FLATS 408 Old cellent condition. $142,500. Call wilh sauna& familysize shower• 2l x 37 lamily age deposit. References re- 1 BEDROOM trailer in Thorn- $465,000. Price $3,250,000.00. Lakelse Lake Rd. 3 bedroom Everything in top notch condi- 250-635-5768 room,4 bedcooms,3 balhs. quired. $550 per month includ- hill. Very clean, F/S, N/G heat. moduline on basement. Double tion. Room to expand. This is KALUM LAKE Drive 4 bed- ing heat and hydro. Phone 250- $500 month. Includes utilities. carport, wired garage, green- i S159,900MLS goodl Call Eric Saugstad, Real room, 1 1/2 baths, large kitchen 635-8277 NO PETS $250 security depos- house, 2.3 acres. $115,000. oak cabinets. Also includes it. 250-635-2946 Estate Agent. 1-250-692-3558 250-635-4246 WANTED: CREATIVE BUYER 2 BEDROOM ground level or fax 1-250-692-4143 central vacuum, built-in dish- PARK LIKE 2.2 acres, deluxe This4 bedroomhouse needs some help Io makeil basement suite, only 2 years 2 BDRM mobile home w/addi- washer. 2x6 construction home old. F/S included, with W/D 730 FOR SALE BY 14x70 SRI 1994 M/H, 2 bed- on .5 acre with fenced yard. a "home".01her feoluresinclude 2 baths,large tion, 4 appliances, $600/monlh, deck,new roof, lull basement,choice location. hookups. Asking $600 month. available immediately. Phone rooms with jet tub, skylights, 3 $136,000. 250-638-7745 OWNER appliances, c/w new 24x28x10 250-638-8544 250-635-2126 MANUFACTURED HOMES S108,900MLS shop-200 amp., gas + water. AVAILABLE APRIL 1. New two 2 BEDROOM trailer in Thorn- Starting at $58,900. Okana- 1.72 ACRES, 1200 sq.ft, home. $127,000. Will consider trade gan's Finest Subdivision tar af- J bedroom basement suite in hill, very clean, F/S, N/G heat, 2 bedrooms up, 2 bedrooms for house. 250-638-0052 l :I fl,'~/.,l:il:l lll?,f;):| :l fi~J.,)]| :1 fl~'ff:)[g :I :l'l~'J:~[g :| +It'+t+');l Jackpine flats. All utilities and W/D. $550/month. 275 Security fordable housing. Large lots down. 2 bathrooms, 880 sq. ft. TWO SIDE-by-side lots, one cablevision included. Wash- deposit. NO PETS 250-635. overlooking Okanagan Lake shop, 900 sq ft hobby house, with house 1532 sq. ft. with near Vernon. 250-542-5400, er/dryer hookups. Separate dri- 2946 garden, greenhouse, fruit trees. veway and entrance, No dogs. basement entry, and one with (days) 250-862-8746 (eves). TWO BEDROOM mobile home Askinf:l $167,000. 250-638-0745 large centre shop (30' x 30'), Quiet non-smokers please. Ref- in New Rome. Country living erences and damage deposit. 1358 SQ.FT. home in horse- with attached smaller shop on with large yard, shed, encl. shoe. 3 plus 1 bedroom, 3 bath- each side. Phone 250-635-5091 Call Jim 250-638-0089 porch, garden, pets ok. Avail. (Sherry Anderson~ rooms, double garage, N/G "UNIQUE CHARACTER BACHELOR SUITE for rent. Immed. $500 month. Call 250- heat, hotwater, fireplace, new Notary Public Close to town. No pets, non- 635-9266 HOME" 2604 Braun St. 250- carpet, paint & roof, Excellent 635-4857. $169,000 Real Esta~, +) 635-6688 smokers, no parties, Damage neighbourhood, close to Conveyancing deposit and references re- 648 ROOM & i Wills, schools. $159,900. 250-635- • 735 HOUSES Mobile Home quired. Available April 1. 260- 1746 BrandNew UplandsArea 638-8874 BOARD ~ Transfers, 14X70 SRI mobile home on Declarations, ¢. LARGE ONE bedroom bsmt. 3 BEDROOM house on double Mortgage ROOMMATE WANTED, to large fenced corner lot in To- city lot. 2 door garage, 2 bath- Documentation, suite with satellite "I'V. hookup. share 3 bedroom home in quiel pley. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths with NotaHzations Membe~ References required. $425 plus rooms, N/G and wood furnaces, ; . neighbourhood. Must be re- jet-tub, propane fireplace. Also N/G fireplace. Lg. shop, 24x30 NEW U~CATION utilities. Available from April sponsible, Children OK. Refer- 14x36 carport and 14x30 fin- 15th. 250-635-8883 with electricity. Quiet neighbour- #104-4644 Lazelle Ave. ences a must. Leave message. ished addition and a 24x40 hood & close to uplands school. Terrace, B.C., VgG 1S6 ONE BEDROOM basement su- 250-638-8507 workshop/garage., Drilled well Interested parties only. 250- Tel: (250) 635-5988 S53,9ooEXC S144,900MLS ite. Country setting. Own trans- and water sonditioner. Many ex- 635-2471 Fax: (250) 635-5926 port a must. Hydro included. WILLING TO share home with tras. $129,000. Phone: 250- GreatPotenlial Assumable W/D available. References re- senior 50+. Room or room and 696-3346 quired. $475.250-635-4084 board negotiable. Must have own bed and dresser. One 2 BR APARTMENT, new paint, .:+:+.+++ & ...... + block to Zellers. Phone 250- carpets/linoleum, upgraded 10 Acres in Town! +I i 615-5433 bathroom, over 800 sq.ft., bal- cony, southern exposure. Get Unique Property and House ~!~I!~ ~+~:~:~.... Custom built in 1998. 660 STORAGE out of the renting rut. Good in- BOOK NOWI Easter, Summer vestment too. Call 250-615- Private wooded area, $82,900 MLS Holidays, Lake shore cottages, 6762 or 250-635-0662 lawn, wildflower S124,900MLS Water Lily Bay Resort. Comfort- 3 BEDROOM house in town. meadow & gardens. FamilyFriendly Home& Shop able, relaxing, quiet, reasonable GARAGE, ONE Garage, full basement. Call rates. Phone 250-798-2267 250-635-3741. Ask for Garry. Mountain Panoramas! BAY TO SiX BAY Parkland adjacent to 4608 SCOTT Avenue. 2 bed- Reasonable rates rooms, totally upgrades, wood properly. Small wired floors, big fenced back yard. shop. Propane furnace Ph. 635-8199 Come by and take a look. with wood heat backup. Im==~~~ '++-%',+~ +'~7 :+,.%1 $87,500. 250-638-7688 ,+ $1000 CASH toward moving Stucco sided, natural S129,9ooMLS S179,900Mrs your mobile to available premi- : 656 SHARED FOR SALE or rent to own. 4 I woodwindows, river rock foundation.Custom kitchen cabinets, tile entrancgway,~ n um pads at Boulderwood MHP, bedroom home on 4 1/2 acres hardwood floors,fireplace. Soaker lab upstairs. 3 bedroomsplus office, dining I I Call Gordon for details, 250- ~' ACCOM. + ::~ with a large shop. An orchard, room, livingroom, 2 balhs,2,000 sq ft finishedon Iwo floors•1,000 sq fi partly 638-1182 and a beautiful view. 5 km to III finishedabove ground basement with full windows.Owners are moving. Ill ® m 1 BDR M ,house. +in ThornhiU, ROOM FOR rent in comfortable downtown Terrace.. Call Dave Wightmnn & Smith Renlty Ltd. "-...... ~nd leave message 780-991- $395/month +.damage deposit, adult home,- easy. walking 'di~- ++ +Purchaseprice S325,000.00 phone635,0080 +Ill ...... 635-6361 ...... no pets, 635-9530... tance downtown and college. 3800 • i ~,:.i~.,'~*~ ,,,,j 1180 SQ. Ft. 4 bedroom. Fin- Shared kitchen, bathroom. In- ished basement. 4 appliances. cludes all utilities, full cable Located in Thornhill. No pets. hookup, laundry facilities. $325 References required. 250-638- per month. 250-635-0642 1034 Leave message. 2 BDRM furnished house, single female or male, W&D, F &S, satellite TV, utilities incl., 5 min. from NWCC, ref. req, no PTO VALLARTA Mexicol Apar- smoking, no pets, no children, tment for rent, low rates, avail- $650 month. Phone 638-8857 able from April 1st till November or 635-5859. 31s. More infoe Call Pat 250- 2 BDRM house downtown $700 635-4763 or e-mail kozak@ker- month + damage deposit. Avail- mode.net able April 1st. Phone 250-635- SKYLINE MOTEL Special rate I~ I~ 2482 $35 + tax One person. Add $5 ;.',~ " . PP. $5.00 extra bed. Excluding ll~ 2 BDRM townhouse. Clean SUNDECK quiet. Fridge/stove. Suitable for long weekend/Special Event. professional couples. No pets. Free Room-coffee, local-phone, movies, indoor-swimming pool, '~ Ref. required.Phone 250-635- hot-tub, sauna, coin-laundry 9,5 x8. I0" MASIER SUI1E 3796 13- o'. 12,0 ,queen bed. Monthly/weekly. 2 BEDROOM duplex upper 250-374-8944, Fax: 250-374- ~.~ floor. With all utilities and laun- 8950. 1763E TransCanada, ~1 dry room included. No dogs. Kamloops, BC. Bring this ad, Non-smoker. 250-635-3756 expires April 30, 2000. ~i I ,~7 2 BEDROOM house in town on SPRING BREAK Is herel Life's large lot. N/G, hard wood floors, a Beachl On Haida GwaiL Rus- .J"= +,.,.G ROOM ,~ W/D hookups, large shop. $500 tic oceanfront housekeeping ca- per month. 250-635-7459 bins in Naikoon Park, $40-65 I L . I+~[~ c111 2 BEDROOM, 1 1/2 bath town- nightly; weekly discounts. Call 250-626-5472 or email: Iotsafun house. Stove and Fridge includ- LIVING ROOM ' @beachcabins.com 13'.e x 13. o+ ed. W/D hookups. No pets. llO. +Oul $600 month. 250-635-5213 / / " 3 BEDROOM 1300 sq. ft. du- DOUOLEGARAGE plex in clean, quiet neighbour- 19". 0~ ~ ~0 • e+ hood on bench. Includes 16x25 sundeck, high vaulted ceilings, 'I I'- ...... /-- +1 fireplace, 5 appliances and en- WORKING COUPLE W/2 child- WIDTH - 42'- 8" (13.0 M) suite bathroom. $750 per ren. Wanting to rent home in IL ...... / ..... 2 x 6 EXTERIOR WALLS month. 250.635-1214 Cedarvale/UsldGossen Creek DEPTH - 54'- O" (16.5 M) 4 BEDROOM duplex close to area. Phone 250-638-7830. J school and town. $750 per WORKING PROFESSIONAL ® NOTE: THIS DESIGN INCLUDES MAIN FLOOR PLAN AN UNFINISHED BASEMENT PLAN NO. 1-3-512 1 month ptus damage deposit. ~1 t545 SQ.FT. (143,S M') wants to rent a house or town (NOT SHOWN) TOTAL 1545SQ. FT. (143.5 M~') Available April 1st. Phone 250- house for May or later. Call 638-8759 or 250-635-4461 250-635-5789 LARGE TWO bedroom upstairs ~J [11111IJ It1~Ij IJIlll I] t~ H I suite in Thornhill, 5 appliances. ] III Ill lj 14Illl ISIII H t.ll,] I~ g Garage. No pbts. Non-smoking. House PlansAvailable Through Northwest Tile Ref. required. $475/month. 250. & Marble On time end on budget 635-7411 J SALESAND INSTALLATIONS +me reeD,on,• homecoo+u ,o. . NEW DOWNTOWN 2 bedroom 2 BDRM, 12'x70' mobile home ComeSee Our Showroom ~j Commercialconstruction • Roofing ,lilt condo 2 1/2 baths, 5 applianc- on 5.5 level fenced sunny acr- Ceramic Tile, Marble and es, NC, built-in vacuum, private es. 6 km from Telkwa. F/S, J~ 1~ CertifiedBlue Mox® rigid loom/concreteinstallotlon % 4F Glass Blocks ' BC-certifiedbuilder 1~" 11 entrance, private garage. Avail. W/D, oil-furnace, 16'16' shop, //~ll~ Tel. able June 1st. Damage deposit storage shed, root cellar. Rural and ref, required. No pets. $850 fire protection, excellent for ani- ( month. Phone 250-635.3845 ~ ~ [email protected] mals, on school bus route, low 11111 E,~-G,m' N ....o. co.sT.uc ,o.,To NEWLY RENOVATED three taxes. Beautiful view. $64,000 +- ;- oo-4 o oo =T GENERAL CONTRACTOR bedroom lower half of house, abe, 846-9279 I~ 4038 Mo~zPlaza, t ~" Building a Repurnlionfor Duality J" Terrace, B.C. VBG 3Z9 Located close to downtown, BREATH TAKING 107 acres Tel/rex s5-+2 4 ,4 .,,o 3207 Munroe, Terrace 635-6273 Illlllllllll.lll,tllll I '] : "It] with fruit trees and fddge and on Kalum River, treed, 5 rain ,,/'I,. I ~ , I.IIIIIIIIII,IIIF/III,]~I~ stove. Asking $600 a month, from town, 3 bdrm trailer w/ad- Available Apdl 1st. Call Patrick ditlon, 50 ftx45ft open shop. I% SMA'LeutMIGHTY! Watson at 250-638-1135 $250,000 o.b.o, 250-635-2224 BUSINESS BUILDING SMALL BUT MIGHTY! SIDE BY side duplex in town, CALIFORNIA USAlll Large, V ADVERTISING W/d, f/s. Non-smoking, pets o.k. fully improved, residential/ re- BUSINESS BUILDING ADVERTISING $575 per month, damage de- tirement lots tn Southern Call- Dry TerraceStandard posit and references required. fornla. Mobile homes OKI $60 SERVICES LTD. BusinessDirectories Terrace Standard 250.635-5992 down, $60 monthly, $5995 "CHIMNEYS TWO BEDROOM house, quiet cash, US Funds. Free *MOSS REMOVAL& ZINC $ h00 Ham, Improvement $4~'~00 week,+ij very close to schools in Thorn- brochure. 1-800-884-7060, "FURNACES .AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEMS ~,lv per week** Business Directories 11=w11=W per ,BOILERS hill, references required, Phone LAKESHORE LOTS on Fraser *AIR DUCTCLEANING plus GST "FIREPLACES *OIL STOVES plus GST 260-638-8406 Lake Northshore. New subdivi- 'Basedon 13 weekcontract 'Basedon 13 weekcontract sion, treed, hydro, phone, *DRYER VENTS *SEPTIC & GREASETRAPS "EAVESTROUGHS school bua, 13 lots from 5 to 20 .JEN AIR CLEANING Img3~al 3210 Clinton St., 640 MISC, FOR acres. Ph. Fax 250-699-8581, STANDARD Terrace'638-7283 e-mall eaglesreat@flk,aura- 3210 Clinton Sl,, Terrace 638-7283 STANDARD Fax: 638-8432 RENT com.com www.aura- Phone 635" 1 132 Fax:638.8432 com,com/-eacllesrest B12 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, March 29, 2000

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Westside 7 Ferule 3 a 5-5 tie in a contest coach Harris admits Favoured to win, Castlegar had a 2-1 Castlegar 9 Powell River 1 they should have won. lead at the end of two periods in the Terrace 5 West Vancouver 5 Although a shot at the provincial championship game against Westside. Kitimat 9 100 Mile House 5 championship was quickly fading, the But Westside poured on the offence in team didn't give up. the third period to pull off a 4-2 upset. Tuesday March 21 They buckled down and although they Midget fever gripped the entire city for West Vancouver 8 Whitehorse 3 lost game four to Dawson Creek 4-3, they the week Terrace hosted the champion- Westside 7 Mission 0 had psychologically turned the corner. ships. Dawson Creek 5 Powell River 4 "They decided they wanted to play to Big games, particularly some of the Castlegar 4 West Vancouver 2 win," Harris said. ones involving Kitimat, packed more than Fernie 6 100 Mile House 5 It showed in Wednesday night's 6-2 800 fans into the stands. Dawson Creek 4 Terrace 3 romp over Whitchorse The tournament was felt not only in Friday's game saw the Terrrace squad the arena - where hard shots and hits into Wednesday March 22 playing to win and end the tournament on the boards mingled with the chants of the Powell River 6 Whitehorse 3 a high note. crowd and the power chords of AC/DC's Kitimat 10 Fernie 2 They opened it by capitalizing penal- Thunderstruck - but also in local stores Castlegar 11 Dawson Creek 2 ties taken by Fernie, scoring three power where ringing cash registers signalled the il " Player Development Clinic Terrace 6 Whitehorse 2 play goals in the first period. presence of 500 young visitors to town. Kitimat 3 Mission 2 "They got a bit chippy and we took Some merchants reported double to tri- advantage of it," Harris said. . April 7, 8 & 9 Thursday March 23 ple their normal sales, likening the tour- But the Kootenay skaters came back Westside 6 100 Mile House 4 nament to Christmas in March. with two goals of their own and pressed Powell River 9 West Vancouver 4 And for teams in northwestern B.C., hard to tie the game. 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