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More people, rules at area mills ++ By MALCOLM BAXTER Despite going down a little ear- forestry programs fell into decline Both Marleau and MacDonald lier than usual to try and beat are what are known as the regula- alone, he added. "Some of the during the late 1980s, he said, said the changes introduced by THE CHANGING rules in others to the punch, Marleau said "We're feeling the effects now." tions: he anticipated anything forest service people are feeling forestry are increasing the work- company representatives found the Code are having the greatest from 10 to 15 of those. Hc also suggested there were effect in the area of planning. in the dark as well," he ex- load for local companies. themselves jostling with counter- Which leaves the even more plained. even insufficient new graduates For example, most of the six And that in turn means they parts from Macmillan Bloedel, specific field guides, probably 25 MacDonald said Skeena Cel- to meet the growing demand new positions to be filled at need-more staff to deal with the Fletcher Challenge and others. minimum. lulese's new cutting plans were throughout the industry. Skeena Sawmills this year will be increase stemming from the new "Pretty well everybody was put together based on known While news of increased job in their planning deparlment. "Without knowing what those Forest Practices Code. down there," he said. changes and the assumption com- opportunities in industry -- and While neither attempted to criti- are, it's hard to tell what the im- However, the same applies While competition is tighter in the forest service, for that matter pact will be," he said. mon sense will prevail. across the province as Skeena cize the requirement for more that area, Marleau pointed out it's might spark increased carol- That meant adopting a rea- Sawmills found out recently. detailed planning, both made the Echoing that assessment, Mac- still easier to find individuals mona, MacDonald emphasized sonable approach when planning Company spokesman Scott point the companies still don't Donald said those unknowns fresh out of school than it is good there will still be a time lag to which included recognizing as Marleau said the mill made two know what will ultimately be ex- were creating a lot of uncertainty. and experienced people -- those deal with since a university de- many of the other forest values as recruiting trips to the University pected of them. "It's difficult to do the work if possible. with five to 10 years under their gree co~rse took four years. things are changing and you don't of B.C.'s forestry faculty, one in belt. Marieau pointed out the Code "We're just trying to do the Assuming a company wanted has 312 sections but that's not the know what those changes are December targeting summer stu- Archie MacDonald at Skeena best job we can and, if we do, someone with some degree of ex- ful! extent of the changes. going to be," he pointed out. dents and the other last month Cellulose agreed. Pointing out en- being within the realms of the perience, that added up to a six- One step down from the Code where it hoped to woo'graduates. rolment in various post-graduate eight year wail And the companies are not Code," he said.
Staff Unions se,ek :+ needed +:~:.•.-.~ ~ ;, +~ ~i '• ) THE LOCAL forest district Saan work ,++/+Y+ :.i+? anticipates hiring 10 new staffbe- • f:: +:+ •fore the year is out. LOCAL UNIONS have dressed to Rick Holdings Ltd., ~- Kalum district manager Brian organized a petition and letter the Medicine Hat, Alberta, com- Downie said the introduction of writing campaign to have union pany which is tobuild the,stores the Forest Renewal Program, for workers and contractors build and lease the premises to Saan. •:.example,... added'..to.~=lhe .exLsting new Saan stores here and in Company official Kim: D0nais workload and therefore made it Kitimat i • .+~-~.#?~-,-/.':= = ::~,. • said itwillin'vite+,b|ds:homuiilon necessary to increase manpower. Letterssent to Saan's Winnipeg and non union finns. The new positions will include head office and to ~the general "It's our policy~to+.use-16Ca/ field technicians and foresters in contractor chosen by the compa- trades and+ sub +trades wherever engineering, harvesting and sil- ny say union workers: and con- possible. It's going to bean open viculture. tractors can provide •the .quality bidding process. We're going to However, the hiring process is needed for construction. be looking for thebest qualified, not a simple one. But they also tell Saan to be whoever they may be," he said. The government has indicated it concerned about its public rela- " +And.rail things being equal, wants to move people out from tions image and hint that they Donaisexpeets local contractors- behind desks in Victoria and out don't want another Port Alberni to do well in the bidding process. into the districts. happening in the northwest. He said his company has never Downie said the individuals That's a reference to the long had the volume of phonecalls tagged for that move get first standing strike against MacMillan and lettem over a construction refusal on the Terrace-based jobs. Bloedel on Vancouver Island plan as it's.now getting from the If positions remain unfilled over its choice of a ~conlxactor on northwest • - after that round, the probable next an expansion project./ . "It's as If they're expecting us step is to open the jobs to current Employees of the company to freeze them out. That's just not forest service employees through- chosen by MacBlo don't belong the case,,' Dennis Continued. out the pr0,i~ce. to a main line union. That lead to He said he told one Kiflmat And should the district still be pickets and sympathy strikes by a union official that shoppers go unable to find enough qualified number of unions. where they get the bestrdesl, and people to fill the vacancies, the The letters come f~om the Com- that his company is no different. jobs will then be advertised munications, Energy and Paper- Saan official Tom Peske said it across Canada. workers Union of Canada which encourages the company to hke However, Downie added, represents workers at Eurocan in local workers wherever poss~le. "Terrace is a desirable location Kitimat, from the carpenters "We just want to bepart of the and so we expect quite a bit of in- union, from the B.C. and Yukon community and hiring local is terest." Buildings Trades Council and going to be part of the~com- Conceding the difficulty of from the Canadian Auto Workers, munity," Peske added. " finding very experienced individ- which represents workers at AI- Saan announced plans: in late uals, he said the forest service can. ,1994:to build, stores in Terrace and industry both had to combat "We have written Saan store's and in IGtimat. Each will cost ap- what was called "the northern head office impressing upon them proximately $2 million. drain". that the goodwill and improved That refers to the tendency for public relations generated by Skeena NDP MLA. Helmut the more experienced foresters to utilizing local building trades Giesbrecht has also written a let- gravitate south. [] Hoopla contractors will go a long way in ter encouraging Saan to favourab. Which results in having to hire ensuring Saan's prosperity in the ly consider the request of the inexperienced personnel, some CALEDONIA KERMODES were down in Abbotsford over the weekend getting their third taste community," writes carpenters unions. .+ + just out of school. Downie said of the season of playing tough Lower Mainland teams. Above, Shawn Cross (in white) goes up union business agent Dan Fun'eli. Skeena Reform MP Mike Scott the district tried to offset that lack for another two against Vancouver College in action from earlier in the season. Like all "We don't wish to be the next is also going to write a letter but of experience by teaming new- schools basketball teams, the Kermodes are on the countdown now to the zones and, hope- Port Aibemi, but ... it's your won't indicate a preference for comers with experienced staff to fully, provincials, call," wrote the paperworkers union or non.union contractors or accderate their training. union local in Kitimat workers. Both of those letters were ad- Companies map out claims strategy ..... ii( FOREST COMPANIES are to the misga'a to settle their claim called "core land", quirement to reforest it. done so for the Jan. 20 meeting, settlement lands in lab i/61i+y)dt trying to figure out how to get to land and resources centered on That monetary figure falls The notes also have the corn- But she did say COH con- claims negotlatiom, +i +ii!'i~+ i their point across on land claims, the Nass Valley. within the range of settlements mittee asking itself if the public indicate notes taken at a meeting tinually looks for ways to make Province wide standards Of of forest company officials last "Should we as, COFI Com- accepted by natives in the North- will accept its side of the land its case to governments and the west Territories. claims debate= resomce management :and ;ed- month in Vancouver. mittee on Aboriginal Affairs, use public on a variety of forest is. vironmental protection will app- So does the amount of land and "Does the forest industry have sacs. And they show an industry whatever influence we have to: ly," said AnneFetdinanda. both figures, while not conf'umed enough cred~llity for people to "One of the mandates of COFI worried about how it'll be per- [] continue to argue that the Vadous'utlve ~grOttlm~ includ- governments are giving too much or denied by federal or provincial believe us if we published the in its terms.of reference iS com. calved by the public in the ongo- negotiators, have been circulating facts?" states one sentence. Ing the Nlsga'a, have Indicated ing land claims debate. away? municatlon, both internal and ex- for some time. Marlin Beets, COFI's vice pres- ternal, and that's certainly a ltopin they have no problem withe'the [] or push the Nisga'a to accept • . • . ,, F orestPr~cllces Code. + ~ L The notes, an unsigned copy of the offer and let it go to the public (The 780 square mile figure ident of aboriginal affairs, of discussion In our committee, which was sent to The Terrace works out to eight per cent of the declined to comment on the ac- said Beets. +~d some have +said++they;li debate and thus let people know + Standard, are from a session of 12,000. square miles being curacy of the notes. bring in: + stronger r forestry what is being given away?" state +Inessllres. :-- +,++,~-~ the Council of Forest Industfles' the notes. claimed by the Ninga'a.) "I'm not going to comment on (COFI) aboriginal affairs com- The notes say the Nisga'a have The notes also indicate the core anybody's peUonal notes," she • i 'Coie :lands iwill :be'.~ ~mple- mittee held Jan. 20. said. been offered $60,000 for each land won't be subject to the A provincial aboriginal affairs . m~ii~d by other areis/ln!~llieh provincial government's new There's specific reference to a Nisga'a and 200,000ha (780 Beets added that she draws up mhdstry.-official said there is no !:ille~e'li ~~iShated Judsdlctl~ Forest Practices Code or the federal and provincial ofer made square miles) of what's being the minutes of COFI's aboriginal i He Ifle reference .~t0lethe ~Forest: !-0Vff resource 'use. and+ manag~ Forest Act and that there's no re- affatrS committee and hid not yet A2 - The Terrace Standard, Wedr{esday, February 8, 1995 Hundreds of millions at stake #- Alcan hints at lawsuit LAST WEEK Alcan Aluminum meeting, but Holymyd declined he said. has been canceled so we won't be put out the strongest hint yet that to say when. "I don't know exactly how it needing it there any more." it might sue the provincial Premier Mike Harcourt has said will happen, or in what fashion it (From The Interior News, government for compemsatlon he the question of compensation will take, but clearly the project Smlthers.) Scott Welch over the scrapped Kemano Com- for Kemano Completion is "very, pletion Project. very open." CARPET CLEANING Company president Jscque Harcourt attempted to put the Bougie told reporters in Montreal compensation issue into the hands With TRUCK-MOUNT POWER and RX-20 Rotary Jet that the B.C. government must of the federal government on the pcin s Comings Extraction we will accept the consequences of can- grounds that the deal allowing Flush Sol[ celing the $1.3-bifiion hydro- KCP to proceed was flawed. fr,.:~ .~II sides of your carpet fibresl electric project. Federal £mheries Minister Brian K2cady Now! "When a body -- whether it be Tobin has rejected that position, Free Estimates" 635-3558 a government or a private corpo- saying it was previous B.C. ration ~ makes a decision, it governments that insisted the pro- Purchase any must accept the consequences of ject proceed. that decision.., including com- Meanwhile, Alean is now faced in stock cordless pensation," Bongie said. with dismantling what remains of That could mean a lawsuit, the the huge, half-built project. It president added, but the co~npany would have drilled a tunnel phone, first wants to hear what the Har- through Mt. Dubose to funnel court government has to say. more water into a powerhouse. Lea Holyroyd, public relations manager for Alcan in Vancouver, Asked if/Mean has any idea said the first set of talks were what it will do with the huge hole save 10% held just days after the Jan. 23 an- in ground, Holyroyd said: .b nouncement. "No. I guess that's the ans- and be outside L~ "At that meeting we agreed to wer." have exploratory discussiom and The company has more than to enjoy Spring , "{SJ Nt~ we agreed to-set an agenda on $100 million worth of mobile and what the issues will be, but that's other equipment sitting moth- Choose from models about as far as we got," balled and f'we work camps. From New Orleans Holyroyd said. It's too early to say exactly how by Panasonic, Sanyo, A date has been set for a second all the material will be dealt with, Bayou Oysters Creole Cobra, Northern Tel, J in Brochette Gumbo BC Tel and Escort. qb, $6.95 $5.50 MP calls pending OFFER IN EFFECT FEBRUARY 1-28/95 ~.. r Shrimp ~ ~Blackened~ [rSirl°in Steak:' Etouffde | | ..Halibut,. / / 8, oyster BCTEL Mart served with | | Cajun Styae / | Brochette native gov't de Jambalaya rice l I served with wild rice] Iwith fresh vegetables / | and melon salsa / | & baked potato 3236 Kalum Street $15.95 ! t,. $15.95 J ~, ,15.95 ,, 'undemoc atic' L 638-4275 Reserve Early for Valentines Day. AN IMPENDING self- have the power-to remove a King Crab legs Special for the whole weekend - Feb. 10 to 14 government agreement for government if they decide it's Gilksan and Wet'suwet'en na- corrupt and unaccountable. OpenFor Lunch For Reservations- 635-9161 • OUT OF TOWN - TOLL FREE I tives will entrench the hezeditary "Once people understand what Tuesday.Friday 11:30 a,rn.. 2:00 p,m. I chief system and dismantle happened, they are going to be 1-800-513-9161 i elected band councils, says very, very angry," he said. "I Dinner FAX 635-9182 I Reform MP Mike Scott. don't believe this is going to hold Monday-Sunday 5:00 p,m,- 11:00 p.m. 4332 Lakelse - Terrace I Scott says he understands the up." J agreement is ready for signing this spring, but there is very little information being disclosed about it. He says his main concern is that LUCK'b/' DOLLAR BINGO an undemocratic system of government will be created. ,I[ the Government of Canada FEBRUAR¥1 9 PALACE FEBRUARY!995; is really entertaining the notion of signing agreements with native .groups and have Indian govem~ 2 Terrace Big Knightsof ment on any basis other than al 747Air 3 Brothers and 4 Columbus Terrace Cadets Sisters democratic system, I really ques- Peaks Kinsmen tion where we're going as a na- Gymnastics Terrace Nisga'aTribal Hospice tion,', Scott said. Anti-Poverty Council-Terrace Society He said Canada pushes for TerraceArt democratic reforms in totalitarian I TRIMARKFUN D performance as of December 31, 1994 I 5 6 • 7 8 9 TerraceUttle 10canadlan11 ~oclat,on ParentsCoalition merrace Shrine Theatre Paraplegic regimes elsewhere in the world, for the Advancement Minor KermoGle Club #18 YouthSoccer yet seems to be letting native self- of Education Hockey Friendship Terrace Terrace Nisga'aTribal government evolve in the oppo- inTerrace Association Society Kitimat Anti-Poverty Council-Terrace TerraceFigure site direction. Skatin9 6 Orderof 1 ~ Terrace "At home we're going to em- 12 14 Royal 7 Canadian ,..,~ ParentsCoalition 3rerrace 5Terrace brace and endorse goveraraents forHe Minor Kermode Purple Paraplegic Parents For that are not democratic," he said. Advancement Hockey Friendship Peaks French of Education Gymnastics Terrace Nisga'aTribal "I find that offensive in the ex- inTerrace Association Society Anti-Poverty Council-Terrace TerraceFigure treme." Skatin9 Scott says there has been very 2 Terrace 3 Protective 25 Totem 19 21 Blueback Orderof 4Canadian SaddleClub little discussion among people in For more information on ATRIMARK ParentsCoalition 20 e.aoe SwimClub Elks #425 Paraplegic the Gitl~an communities about , forthe Minor Kermode Kinette Club Trimark's RSP Mutual Funds contact: MUTUAL FUNDS Advancement Hockey Friendship Snowmobile Terrace Nisga'aTribal • the proposals. of Education Association Search& WE MANAGE, inTerrace Association Society Anti-Poverty Council-Terrace Scott says elite Gitksan TO OUTPERFORM. RescueSoc, bureaucrats are already making 26 27 Terrace 28 big money from the negotiation Great Pacific Management Co. Ltd. ParentsCoalition process, and will use self- forthe Minor Kermode government to "consolidate their C.G. (Bud) Hallock Advancement Baseball Friendship of Education Society own power." 5133 Agar Avenue, Terrace, B.C. VgG 1 H9 inTerrace Association Scott last year fielded com- Sat. Afternoon Games Doors 1:3Oa.m. Games 2:45 plaints from some Gitksan natives 635-4273 Evening Games Doors 4:30 p.m. Games 6:15 that fishing rights were being All returns, audited by ~'ntst 6. ~bung, Chartered Accom~tants, me historical ann.al compounded total handed out selectively and that rates of ~emm and reflect c ranges in unit value a,d distributions rehwested, They do not take into Thurs., Fri., Sat. Late Night Games Doors 9:30 p.m. Games 10:00 p.m. they were being shut out. accoun~ sales charges or adn ~inistrativefies payable by anithdders which wouhl have red.cud returns. Past performance does not gntaranteefattne results. '~bnr unit vahe aml investment In/t/hi will flttctu- Family Bingo Every Saturday Afternoon Last Wednesday of the month Is DOUBLE BINGO "This whole thing is about ate, Important Information abort any m,tual fimd is contained in its simplified prospectus, Read your power and money," Scott said. prospectus carefully befme investing. You can obtain one fiom the finanda]adviser listed above. T.V, MONITORS SMOKE REMOVAL AISLE CONCESSION "The losers are going to be all Designed by Trhnark InvestmentManagement Inc. 4410 Legion, Terrace 635-2411 the rest of the people in those In- dian communities." The vast majority of ordinary people in the Giti~an territories aren't informed of the proposals, he said. Economic circumstances force THIS YEAR LAST YEAR DALLY RECORDS many Gitksan natives to be con- eemed with day-to-day living, not Jan. MAX. MIN. PCPN SUN MAX. MIN. PCPN SUN MAX. YEAR MIN. YEAR PRECIP. YEAR complex issues like self- 28 1,9 -3,5 4.2 0,0 3.1 0.5 0.2 0.0 6.6 1984 -24.4 1969 37,1 1960 government and land claims, Scott said. 29 2.3 -0,1 8.0 0.0 4.3 0.9 6.7 6.7 1962 -20.6 1969 25,4 1954 He says those people will not 30 2.5 -0,4 7.2 0.0 2.9 -1.0 5,9 9,4 1962 -23,9 1956 44.6 1992 31 2.6 -0,1 12,0 0,0 0,1 -2,6 5.2 5,6 1960 -20,0 1969 31,5 1961 Feb. 1 6.0 0.7 6.2 1,1 -1,9 -5.5 TR 5.1 6,1 1962 -18,9 1966 " 44.2 1954 2 3.3 0.9 7.2 0,0 -3,6 -6.8 . 4.6 7,1 1976 -18.9 1968 40.1 1964 CHINA1995 3 4.7 0.7 12,6 1,6 -3,7 -8.6 7.4 7,3 1984' -19,4 1968 22,9 1955 May 29 to June 19, 1995 I Shanghai, Wuxi, Suzhou, )
Scully Creek conl:r'ol plans studied INTERCONNECT RESIDENTS AND OTHERS in- Oceans (DFO) found spawning up, flows over the highway and That still leaves the question of terested in stopping a Lakelse coho in the creek channel which into the hotsprings. what to do wi~h Scully Creek as it OFFERSDIFFERENT Area creek from flooding get a was to be diverted. Replacing the culvert would be flows down toward the highway chance to look over options next The original plan was to open much larger pipe and the project, and hotsprings property. JOB SEEKINGOPTIONS week. up a channel Scuily Creek used to including digging up the highway Dmher said his indi~tion is Scully Creek flows down from flow down and divert the creek and then repaying, could cost up not to attempt anymore rerouting Phone us to see if we may be of the hills overlooking Mount away from its current course by to $300,000, says Smithers-based of the creek channel. Layton Hotspfings, goes un- building earth and rock berms. environment ministry official "It's perhaps best to let nature assistance to you. derneath Hwy37 and empties into Protecting Hwy37 f~om eva- Wilf Dreher. take its course and work with it Lakelse Lake. tinned erosion was also a major instead of against it and forcing While that would reduce the But the creek has been edging conceru, the creek someplace where it more and more toward the hotspr- There are now 23 options, in- threat of rising waters it would doesn't want to go," said Dteher Phone 635-7995 direct the flows into a ditch on inks and in the fall of 1993, dur- cluding everything from doing in adding that high flowing the hotsprings property. i,g heavy rains, flooded the nothing to buying out the hotspr- creeks are unpredictable. .. ::r ."( )i resort's outside pools and ground ings and other land owners af- But this means the ditch will "We could then work to pro- floor. The business was closed for fected by flooding. need protection against erosion tecting the ditch as much as pos- a week. One option is replacing a cul- and under a covenant attached to sible," he said. | ~ INTERCONNEC~ Work last fall to reroute the vert running underneath Hwy37 the hotsprings property, it would The meeting is on Feb. 15, 7:30 205-4650 Lazelle Ave;, Terrace, B.C. VaG1S8 creek was halted when the federal which now can't handle a swollen become the responsbility of the p.m., at the Coast Inn of the .-' .,-v " " " Telephone 635-7995 Fax 635-1516 Department of Fisheries and Scully. The excess water' backs hotsprings owner,.says Dreher. West. - ...... to °: '' <,' ~.::23,;~:~';7 ~-d¢'_:7:}:C-2," ?,t:?'i
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...... " ...... : ...... " + Jill" nd "A4 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 8, 1995 T E R R A C E STANDARD ,. ,Y ESTABLISHEDAPRIL 27, 1988 .qao,ut,,,j /at. a ADDRESS: 4647 Lazelle Ave., Terrace, B.C. • V8G 1S8 TELEPHONE: (604) 638-7283, FAX: (604) 638-8432 de ,,dt CLOCK a Wl ,It, MODEM: (604) 638-7247 corseut cler our br tt North divided ITEM: "'A major community celebration is being planned by members of the Vanderhoof Kemano Completion Project opposition coali- tion." Vanderhoof Omineca Express, Feb. 1, 1995. ITEM: "Residents of Vanderhoof and district who concur with the provincial government's decision to kill the Kemano Completion Project are justifiably proud of what they have accom- plished.'" Editorial from the same edition. And in the end, it all depends upon whose ox is getting gored. What's seen as a defeat here is viewed as a victory elsewfiere. The death of the Kemano Completion Project is proof once again that geography cuts across political, philosophical, social and economic lines. One of the organizers of Vanderhoof's celebration is that community's chamber of com- Miner comes up empty merce manager. Dick Harris, that area's Reform VICTORIA -- "I am dis- MP, is at odds with local Reform MP Mike ~:?, ?,: a breakdown of the individual might have anything to do with Scott. turbed and angered by many grants. the rejection of his PAP grant action, or inactions, of the The ministry then followed request. Up until the Kemano decision, land use and NDP government, but in par- up with a phone call to Mur- To back up that theory, Mur- resource issues were generally tagged as being ticular I'm offended by their phy, telling him that if the phy sent along some samples, professions of dedication to amounts of the grants were One was a letter to Premier rural people against urbanites, loggers against 'open government' on the one made public, the companies Harcourt, written shortly after hand while, on the other, sup- tree huggers, NDP vs. free enterprise, north- ?.! that had received the money the government declared the erners against southerners. pressing information that clear- I " would be overwhelmed by in- Tatshenshini area a park, kill- ly falls in the public domain. dividuais and services com- ing a billion-dollar mine It made for easy news stories, easy explana- "Such blatant hypocrisy is panies seeking a piece of the proposal. tions, easy ways to identify friends and enemies. hardly unexpected with this action. "I see they're giving awards • administration, but I find the "If a company is not too for stupidity now," his letter to It also made for convenient ways for companies, following incident especially "ROM THE CAPITAI proud to accept tens of thou- the premier starts out. "No governments and various interest groups to mas- galling." sands of taxpayers' money, it doubt you'll bc the recipient of sage public opinion. Thus writes Jay Murphy of HUBERT BEYER should be prepared to field any many more. Your decision to Kamloops in a letter to me. questing a list of individuals job applications that such good prohibit mining in the Tat- But now, post-Kemano, the issue has become Murphy, a professional and companies that had been fortune might generate, don't shenshiai was a blunder of epic one of northerners against northerners. At a time engineer, geologist and pros- approved for funding under the you?" proportions. You said in your when the lower mainland and Victoria are rapid- pector, had applied for funding Prospectors Assistance Pro- Did he get his information? acceptance speech in Washing- under the government's Tros- gram (PAP). He got a letter No, that, according to the ton that copper mining in the ly developing into a sophisticated urban enclave pectors Assistance Program. back, informing him that com- bureaucrat who phoned him, Tat would have 'mined it with their own priorities and problems, we His application was turned panies didn't qualify for PAP would have to be released by forever.' That is a f...ng lie, hinterland residents are going to have a more dif- down, but that wasn't what got grants and there was, therefore, 'a higher authority.' Needless and you know it ..." him so riled. It was the no list. to say, Murphy is not a happy Well, I don't know, Jay. A ficult time than ever to develop a common bureaucratic run-around he got Seems Murphy got his camper. Nor, according to the diplomat you aren't. But since identity and voice. afterward that set him off. acronyms mixed up, because sentiments expressed in his let- you don't want any more hand- After submitting his request, there is also the Accelerated ter to me, is he keen any longer outs from those socialist Murphy never heard back from Mine Exploration Program on getting a PAP grant. s.o.b.s, have you ever consid- the mines ministry. But when (AMEP) and the Mineral Ex- "I would prefer to emigrate, ered writing columns for a the list of names of those ploration Incentive Progrpm retire or starve rather than ac- living? whose applications had been (MEIP), under which com- cept a grant from any of those The language needs a little approved was made public, panies do qualify for funding. socialist sons of bitches," he denning up, but you do have Murphy's wasn't on it. Nor Next, Murphy wrote to the says. the killer instinct. Anyway, I had he been inforraed that he Explore B.C. program man- An finally, Murphy wonders thought that giving a little request had been turned down. ager, repeating his request. whether his past public ut- publicity to your battle with He then wrote to a V.A. This time, he got a reply, but it terances regarding the NDP bureaucrats might lift your Lost in space Preto in the mines rainistry, re- listed only the companies, not government's mining policies spirits. I1 "'TRANSPORTER ROOM. Two to beam up." That's what we should all hope for when it comes to federal revenue minister David Ander- son and provincial municipal affairs minister Try gi,,,'ing Budge a read Darlene Marzari. There they were last week accompanied by an unidentified Klingon, lasers DISCOVERING Acompatible declared Wilson's stories fulitimc since age 56. She and Star Trek theme music announcing a writer is too good a secret to "among the finest being pro- writes two and a half to three keep. My newest find is Budge duced in our country." hours dally, with a pen. She federal-provincial grant of $5.7 million to build Wilson, author of 14 books Wilson was baptized Mar- doesn't use a computer. The something called the Pacific Space Centre at the published in 10 years, three of jorie but everyone oiled her business end of her career - H.R. MacMillan Planetarium in Vancouver. them for grownups. Budge, though she doesn't contacting editors and pub- Her three adult books - "The know why. In fact, the nick- lishers, answering fan mail, This is to be a world class centre concentrating Leaving", "The Courtship," name gave her such difficulty and promoting her books - on Canadian technology and Canadian space and Cordelia Clark" ~ are with health cards and cashing lakes up to 30 hours a week. collections of short stories. achievements. Fair enough as far as it goes. But J cheques that eventually she April, May, October and No- Each story has a beginning, a legally adopted the nickname. vember she spends 'tripping' - what's galling is that the money is coming from middle and a satisfying end. Though trained as a teacher, giving readings, talks, and a program originally designed for infrastructure. Characters are average people she never taught. Instead she workshops to school groups, li- living everyday lives until cap- worked as freelance artist- brarians, teachers, and writers. That's the long word for roads, sewers and the tared at an extraordinary mo- I d: I :[oll[~ | I :! I ~*I~.,1 L~ illustrator m and as a fitness If Canada Council funding like. ment. CLAUDETTE SANDECKI instructor m until failing comes through, she'll be in We question the need to spend money on glitzy Her stories never stoop to eyesight forced her to give up Vancouver and Richmond the sexual gropings, foul language, Hubbards, Nova Scotia, a fish- photography at age 48. first week in April. hi-tech doo-dads at a time when municipalities or words that require a com- ing village 40 miles from At age, 50 Wilson began Two days before her 65th are plagued with deteriorating physical facilities. panion dictionary. Halifax. She and husband writing. Two years later she birthday she travelled 55 kilo- Besides, anybody who really wants to get up Because the stories are about Alan, a history professor, have entered an adult story in a metres by snowmobile over the adults looking back on their been married 41 years. They CEC literary competition, and frozen sea from one northern close and personal with outer space only has to younger years, the books have two married daughters won first prize of $2500. En- Labrador community to anoth- visit Dease Lake and look skyward. please teenagers as well as and two grandsons. couraged, she wrote and pub- er to talk to yet another Inuit adults. "The Leaving," which During two years living in lished individual stories in school. has won much acclaim besides Peterborough, she was neigh- magazines and literary jour- Now 67, Wilson says,'. the Canadian Library Associa- boar to novelist Margaret nals. These were collected in "Writing's a lot more exciting. tion Young Adult Book award, Laurence. The two women dis- "The Leaving", published in than knitting afghans." is now taught in schools. cussed families, relationships, 1990. I hope Wilson never knits. Budge Wilson lived 33 years life.., but little wilting. Before A late starter like Laurence, PUBLIsHER/EDITOR: Rod Link in Ontario but now lives in Laurence died in 1987, she Wilson has been writing ADVI:RTISIN~ MANAGI:R: Mike L. Harem PRODUCTION MANAGER: Edouard Credgeur NEWS COMMUNITY=JeffNagel • NEWS SPORTS: Malcolm Baxter YF¢~ I_ "fWP F~AY -FZ,qC "" t~e'L~. CAkLA eo~S'C l'l T~ 7A't~ ~N HAV~ F-I , ~ OFFICE MANAGER: Rose Fisher, Terry Miller ¢OONClI. ToA/t6HT" / I "Tfl@ ~A6LF t~@CAt)SF::I [ DARKROOM: Susan Credgeur ADVERTISING OONSuLTANTS: Sam Collier, Janet Viveiros, Tracey Tornas CIRCULATION SUPERVISOR: Karen Brunette MEMBER OF B,O. PRESS COUNCIL Serving the Terrace and Thornhill area. Published on Wednesday of each week by Cadboo Press (t969) :Lid. at 4647 Lazelle Ave., Terrace, British Columbfa. 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The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 8, 1995 - A5 THE Anger won't MIGRANT help By HELMUT GIF~BRECHT MAGNET Ifdmut Giesbrecht is the HOUSING STARTS run at record or near record levels NDP MLA for Skeena. year after year, yet supply still has a hard time keeping up THE KEMA~O Completion with demand and the city's vacancy rate remains one of Project has always been unique in that all the positive the lowest in northern British Columbia. aspects applied in the The explanation is simple enough: there is a steady flow Kith-nat/Terrace area while all of new people coming into the community. But who are the negative effects were in some other part of the pro- they and what brings them here? vince. At last that was how it Dana Hubler provides some answers with the following was perceived. profiles of individuals and families who made Terrace Just before provincial Liber- al leader Gordon Campbell their home in 1994. made his decision that the project should be scrapped, polling results were showing that 64 per cent of British Columbians were against KCP. Following the recent decision by the Premier, MLAs of the B.C. Reform party have also supported the Campbell in awe of decision. The reality is that all politi- cal parties in B.C. and the ma- community support jority of B.C. voters are LOIS CAMPBELL always pleased with the decision. With such odds. anger does thought she was a city person. not accomplish very much. But since moving to Terrace For proponents of the pro- last July, Campbell has dis- ject -- most of who reside in covered another side of her- Skeeaa and for those of us self. who still thought a com- "I've noticed the warmness promise was ~ss~le ~ it in- and openness of people here creases the frusUation to real- that you just don't see a lot in ize that even if the 64 per cent the city," she said. of British Columbians are "I'm almost in awe of how wrong, the wishes of the ma- supportive the community jority must carry some weight here is." in a democracy. We may not always like the While Campbell lived in outcome, but any political Terrace for three years in the leader would be a fool to ig- late '70s, the rest Of her life nore the wishes of the elec- was spent in Vancouver. torate. Family was the drNing force If you are angry, then I sub- behind her return to the north- Lois Campbell mit that there are enough THE POT'rS family left Ontario for Terrace last August. Making the journey along west. people on all political Sides witfi their parents, Jeff and Nancy Potts, were children Elissa, Melina and Jolene. Two of her children live in Terrace along with seven of her 11 and on all sides of the KCP is- grandchildren. Another of her children lives in Telkwa. sue on which to focus your Campbell realized she was missing out on time with her family anger. and set out to find a job in the area. The Premier just happened to be available in Kitimat a i Pastor's position prompts trek She now works as the Osborne House administrator, a group day after the announcement. home for mentally ill adults. lie came at my request. • ~ NANCY" AND JEFF Poits made the cross- Seventh-Day Adventist school, Jolene, 4, and "The job was the vehicle that enabled me to come back and be Canada trek to live in Terrace, site unseen, one-year-old Melina. In the~lieat ofTaestratioit a closer to my family," said Campbell, a registered nurse who has lot Of claims Were 2made While still living in Smiths Falls, a city of "We really love the mountains but it's main- managed boarding homes for nine years in Vancouver. "Other which bear no resemblance to 10,000 near Ottawa, Jeff was hired as a ly the people we've met that have made the than the snow, I love this place -I!m here for good~,' i the troth, It was inferred that Seventh-Day Adventist pastor in Terrace. difference," said Jeff. . The only thing she admits missing is Vahcouver's restaurant ~ theNew Democratic govern: 'i Although Nancy had grown up in 100 Mile "Technically Terrace is a city but it nas a selection, a Thai restaurant being thd first on hei'lisi, ~ ment had shut down Or:nda, • House, neither she nor Jeff had ever been to small town flavour that we really like." the Kitfinat Port Prop0sal, the Terrace before they arrived here September 1. The family plans on staying in Terrace as ~: ~ ::iI ...... C0pperiven an LNGSmelter'~planttoPrinceand i even .: Making the move along with them were their long as Jeff has a job as pastor. He said the :ii!upert instead of Kitimat. All; three daughters: Elissa, 7, who attends :the average tenure of a pastor in seven years. ':" !.. '~!0 ' i ! f this'is so much patentnon= .- ,0.,.o,o., F ,: : -: ~:.: iffoundto a halt bedause' the ~ am,ly • : :,..... fedeld, i Department : ::: i, of: , , .... fisllefies and Oceans Would ":: [ i : :fi6t Cooperatewith taking the' united • - . :,reject to the next stage in the re .... ::: : ~ ect Review Pro- [ .... !i ~ A'study of the Kitimat River BARB ADAMS joined her . i i~e~ry'ls stillin the worksto husband here in August. i ~ : ...... Jim Adams has been in the ~ .~ : ...... ~°~ : . determine if ~, ~: , yi~nmenlal capacity Col de-~ Terrace-area since December ...... ,,.": /~,-,:~ . ~, ~dopment i~~ :.=:I 1993 as the Nisga'a Tribal ...... v./:~ :Tl/e copper smelter'has)n0t" I ~ Council financial administra- ::~: .. ./;. ,: '~ managed to get private capi~l .I tor. : " ! ,. ::. dependent on the WiMy I : But Barb and her two sons "~N"--/~.E T.~-- ..... " )~[~ .: : .... :Craggy mine in the Tat- waited~,.h,,~,l until,,~o, thor,, end of the. M T shenshini. That was statedby school year to move from From prairies the comultant himself.i Powell River. Omnda has been given the.... • "I really like the people to mountains TIdE YOUN.GS moved to Ter-" land and. they are still eying here, but I have to say I'm al- tO get pnvate investors, ' • ' ready sick of shovelling race last sprmg to set up a new ' business and a new life. '~ , i The government' position is snow," said Barb. that private i industry needs to The family bought a house in tIy Power, the industrial. show that itI has confidence in Terrace last May and Jim now BARB ADAMS and her two sons departed Powell River last August to join her hydraulics company Keith. the copper smdlter and commutes between Terrace works for, decided to set up a Orenda before'+tsxpayem are husband, Jim, who has been in the Terrace-area December, 1993. Siwng in their new branch in Terrace. and his job in New Aiyansh. new home now under renovation (top right) are Matthew, Jim, Barb and Sam. asked to risk liability. Would Much of their time has been Keith was chosen to run the we have it any other way for Keith and Eleanor Young (bottom right) moved to Terrace last March, leaving the new branch, which has already government handouts? r [ spent remodelling the house, small Saskatchewan town of Esterhazy. Making the move with them were their two building an addition, painting set up a lifting system at the Finally there wast he in-[ new Petro Canada bulk sta- ference that Prince Rupert | and refiooring. was getting Kitims/t's LNG | Both their children attend tion. The move took them from plant. This discussion started | • Uplands School, Matthew in when the Prince Rupert port ' grade seven and Sam in grade , Esterhazy, Saskatchewan, a small town of 3,500.' ~' attempted to court the peuo. four. chemical industry and started Barb, an avid rabbit breeder Eleanor was able to transfer to offer incentives. Ports ' and animal lover, plans to from the Esterhazy •Royal come under federal jurisdic- i open a petting zoo behind her Bank to the Terrace branch. tion and none of thek actions horse on the bench in the Allison attends Uplands were endorsed by the premier !spring. School in grade 4 and is taking or the provincial government. figure skating lessons. The anger is underslandable i She already has 22 rabbits even if the conduct of some ;(French and Holland lops), a Dana, a member of the Speedee Printers Tykes hock- people is not. Some of the ~pot-bellied pig and a dog in a ey team, is in grade one at remarks made were motivated barn behind her home. Uplands. by pure partisan politics and , She hopes to add another that interfe~d with any "Everyone's greeted us very meaningful drscussi0n .of the !IX~t-bellied pig, chickens, a warmly," said Keith Young. ~miature donkey and some concerns or a search for op- J' We really e njoy th.e. com- lions. ~goals to that collection for the munity services here hke the ~tting zoo. Perhaps now we can start a library and the skating rink." rational debate on the sub- 'iBarb will also be planting a While they have now settled stance of the B.C,.~Utilities small orchard in the spring into a rental unit on the bench, CommissionReview of KCP :she has cherry, plum and apple they said it was difficult find- and then iookat the future, trees ordered, ! ing housing last spring~ ~ /: :~:~" " ~ , A6- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 8, 1995 "1 will not be exposed to double jeopardy" Write r vows Ke mano ta x p rotest Paint'rep
Mr. David Anderson this contract, that being your fed- party campaign organizer, Brian Kitimat Valley and as a business taxes toward the inevitable runs- Federal revenue minister oral ministry of fisheries and Gardiner went on record (C.B.C. person of this community that I sire Herculean compensation Dear Sir:. : oceans and the Aluminium Corn- radio) stating that because of their will not be exposed to double settlement package. In my mind Re: Mrs. L. Hamilton's let- Dear Sir:. pany of Canada were not consul- decision they were now "riding a jeopardy, this should principally come to tcr of Jan. 25, 1995. This notice is.to advise you that ted on the key document findings wave crest of popularity" and That is, we have lost a bear on the indiscretions, the ar- As the city council's repre- I am ta abject and utter disagree- of the B.C. Utilities Commission would now look at an imminent phenomenal economic op- rogance and the effrontery of this sentative on the library board, ment with Premier Harcourt's report before this provincial provincial election with all this portunity through the demise of N.D.P. premier and his cabinet. I must correct the impression unilateral cancellation of the government blatantly and fool- acclaim, I must inform you that KCP and we have lost many I intend not to pay the pro-rata that the city has not taken the Kemano Completion Project. hardily cancelled a bonafide the very essences of democracy hydro-electrically dependent fu- provincial portions of my 1994 opportunity to use some This most clearly is breach of agreement, and proper, : acceplable represen- ture business proposals including and 1995 income taxes or until volunteer help to paint the It, conlractual terms which goes to This being the case, and know' ration by a provincial govcntmcnt = Alcan's very possible future ex- such thne as this NDP provincial brary addition and has there- the root essence of integrity of ing that Harcourt, Ramsey et al, have been irrevocably violated pansion of smelting out-put in the government of B.C. is buried for fore added cost for the tax- busin~s principles, actually Celebrated their 'deci- beyond reparation, northwest of B.C. all time. payers. Public hearings were extensive sion' with opponents prior to I hereby advise to all con- Now we as innocent and trust- Gerry James Bloomer, The library board and the in their exploration of this topic, their announcement here in cerned, that as a citizen of this ing taxpayers are being asked to Kitimat, B.C. city were very appreciative of Their. Gov't can ' t break Kit i m at generousrt°tarymadetheofferhelPbYclub.offertheThiSsinceSkeenawastheaValleyjobmOstis of volunteer s=de |a~e and time-consuming. I agree with Mrs. Hamilton Dear Sir:. . - Dear Sir:. and call a halt to this right now. Is like pawns in a giant chess game. project would rema'm f'urm in their that we should take advantage . anything worth all the bashing The BCUC has compiled what convictions, if the damages which of this type of volunteer help While we: Understand the : January 23, 1995 will probably and name calling they are being appears to be a comprehensive, should be awarded to Alcan, were whenever possible. In fact, frustration of those who may be remembered in B.C,'s history subjected to? I guess in the final well-thought-out report and it un- to come out of their pocketsl Mr. some members of the library lose employment from the as the day the female David (Pat analysis itwasn't, fortunately has been a complete Mair wouldn't even need the air board, including myself, were termination of KCP, we Moss) slew the mighty Goliath Alcan's reputation had been waste of time, energy, and wa,~es to broadcast his loud la- also willing to put in some would ask them to consider (Alcan), albeit with the help of a fairly damaged in the events of money, as the govenunent has meals if a contract was broken volunteer time on the project. this termination from the per- lot of others also holding sling- the past two yea~s. They have chosen to ignore the many recom- with him and no compensation Unfortunately, when we spectlveofourconununity, shots, been portrayed in the media as mendations put forth, was forthcoming, looked at the logistics of While your loss is for a pert- Premier Harcourt's announce- having no regard for anything Our government might just as The British Columbia govern- using this help, it turned out od of two or three years, ours ment thatKCP was dead brought other than their own material well have conunlssioned Rafe meat of the 1940s had the to be impractical. The re- Would be forever, shock and disbelief to the people gains. Mair to conduct the revie~v as it foresight to want the northern quired scheduling of the vari- Our river, our economy, our of Kitimat and Terrace, followed I believe we can help to undo appears they have listened more part of our province developed, ous aspects of the construe- recreation, agriculture, wild- by angeranddeflation, this damage by continuing to to his rantings and ravings thanto How sad it is that the B.C. tion made it quite impossible life, ia short the heart and soul When Bill Rich announced to hammer out the message that?d- the recommendations of the corn- government of the 90s wants to to schedule in volunteer paint- of our community, the Kitimat and Terrace councils can is indeed a good corporate mission, see it destroyed, ing time. Overstated, maybe. But and chambers of commerce that citizen, concerned vTith their era- It is my opinion that British There seems to be an insidious Apart from the fact that it keep inmind that we have KCP was indeed dead with no ployees, 'concerned with the on- Columbians have just paid rail- movement underway to make us just wouldn't have been pos- lived for many years with the hope of being resurrected, it was vironment, and committed to lions of dollars for a review a service based province, rather s~le to coordinate volunteers hollow promises of the golden almost like the project had been their respons~ility to the corn- which was: in actuality, a public tha~ a resource based one -- a with construction schedules, voice orator, killed twice, munities of Kemano, Kithnat, and opinion poll for the NDP govern- movement to make us all hospi- the cost of construction delays Terrace. meat. tality industry workers in the" would probably have more badlyOu r communitywounded because has been of AlcanI was would personally give upastounded so easily that on They are continuing to honour Helmut Giesbrecht has just be- giant resort known as British than offset the savings. those 2romises. Community a project which was economically their part of the 1950 agreement come a sacrificial lamb in this Columbia. Incidentally, if there was dissension, suspici0n, frusl~a- viable, environmentally friendly, with regard to developing and riding, so that more votes and Well, we in the north have a any "dithering" -- a rather supporting the northern part of more seats might be obtained message for Mr. Harcourt. He harsh term for the delays that physicaltion, anger, deterioration not to mention of the Canadaupheld by and the one Supreme which had Court stood of British Colun~bia in spite of the elsewhere in any upcoming elec- can't break our spirit, and every were essentially beyond the river. SO We speak with a up to the scrutiny of a very leng- suchfact thatresponsibility. our government feels no tion. time he tries to we'll just get back control of local people -- it • certain amount of experience, thy and thorough provincial pub- Not only has the government up again sl~onger and more was not the present city coun- As a community, we have lic review. Those who attended community chosen not to honour an agree- determined, cil that was responsible. had to pull together, tO heal and/or technical hearings of the ment made decades ago --they Perhaps some d:y soon the We said when we were the wounds. Now, hopefully, However, on reflecting upon KCP public xeview by the Eritish ~ow feel they are not liabh for premier of our province will be elected a year ago that we we have saved all these things the past two years and having had Columbia Utilities Commission any damages to Alcan because of someone who is interested in the would get this project off the that are of value to us. We the opportunity to attend com- would have to agree they were that decision. You don't have to good of all British Columbians ground as soon as possible, trust you will try to under- munity hearings in Vanderhoof conducted with patience, in- be a lawyer to know that if you and not just his or her own politi- and we did. Stand. and Prince George I remembered tegrity, and intelligence. I wonder break the rules you pay the price, cal career, Val George Bob Mumford, thinking at the time why doesn't now how the commission must It would now be intexesti~g to Sheila Reeves Councillor, Vanderhoof, B.C. Alcan just throw up their hands feel to know they have been used see how many opponents of the Kitimat, B.C. City of Terrace
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i' ! The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 8, 1995 - A7 "What's next? Meters on Little Park swings?" Michael Barlow O.D. Rec fee hikes slammed optometrist Dear Sir:. l introduced to healthy, affordable Announces the Opening of his Practice In my 24 years of living in Ter- lifestyles than letting them sit idle race, I have never had the urge CORRESPONDENCE FOR THE TERRACE STANDARD and getting involved in roving at 4613 Lakelse Ave., Terrace, B.C. before to voice my opinion on gangs or vandals. city council's actions or its mem- Do we want switnming pools or bers, until now. pool halls, organized gangs or For an eye examination ca//635-4364 The proposed 38 per cent rate Mail The Bag organized games. hikes faced by users of the swim- What money we "save" on ming pool and arena are ist within the various users If the city is committed to user recreation we will inevitably pay , reprehensible. groups? pay of our facilities, then why are in increased police costs down Regional Dis/dot of ; In comparing costs that our user When 50 children are forced to there no user fees for the library? the road. ! groupscurrently pay, I find that quit playing hockey because they What's next, coin meters on the Let's make the right choices, Bulkley. Ne chako 491 Alattt Drive Pofltl Addr¢ll: we are already paying consider- can't afford it, will council then swings in Little Park? while we still can. Boa llO Dutnt Like. B.C. Ilu,m L=U, B.C." say that there is need to expand VOI I[0 ably higher usage fees than all of Recreational facilities, like hos. Jack Beck, V0/ IE0 our neighbonring communities. our recreational facilities'?. pitals, schools, cemeteries and Terrace, B.C. ,Phon¢: (~) 0l.}195 [nco,pOtSltd |~ To increase these already high In the same paper, council fire and police protection, are part rates by a ridiculous amount is found $65,000 in a budget surplus of what makes a city a corn- ,~a , nothing less than scandalous. to help cover the cost overruns on men]W, you can't pick and the library project. Are the pool and arena so mis- choose which services you will BUILDING INSPECTOR/PLAN CHECKER managed that we have to payso This wouldn't have happened if and won't pay for depending on Checkyour telqfltone ~NAO~, ~OCI[,I~ much more than most other com- the project had been properly which ones you or your family directon/ for the C~,NC[R~,oo~w I (ANAI3~ENN[~¢.~Ea for the monitored by the city. Don't Ca,adian CancerSocit'ty munities? Or is this a devious use or don't use. office nearest you. REGIONAL DISTRICT OF plan by council to eliminate people hired by the city have to I would rather have our youth people from waiting lists that ex- post performance bonds? BULKLEY-NECHAK0 The Regional District is seeking a qualified individual for the position of Building Insoector/Plan Checker. Reporting to the Second ice sheet Chief Building Inspector, the successful candidate will be PUBLIC AUCTION responsible for the revlew of all residential building plans and INVENTORY OF UNCLAIMED, ABANDONED U.S. permit applications, to ensure compliance with the B.C. CUSTOMS, GOVERNMENT SEIZED Building Code and local government bylaws. Additional duties pricing doubted Inventory obtained from U.S. Customs auction, will be auctioned will include maintaining building department files, Ilaising with majority of inventory consists of general order the public and periodic field inspections. Some bylaw Dear Sir:. these super deals. Bargains arrive merchandise. Other additions include Ice users should be ecstatic. The in the cold darkness of winter, but enforcement duties may also be required. chipman has the answer for a sec- often evaporate in the sun] ight of HIGH VALUE ond sheet of ice. spring and summer. Qualifications and Abllltles far the position Include: Plans and building for one mil- Just a few words of caution. Be- PERSIAN & ORIENTAL RUGS ability to road and interpret plans, specifications and a lion dollars is a better bargain fore council selects the chip Goods released for immediate dis )osal than a bag of Old Dutch. What a scheme they might consider a working knowledge of the B.C. Building Code; scorel At this price we can afford couple of tdtrasounds. Ice users degree/diploma in Building technology or a B.I.A.B.C. two ice surfaces and meet the fair and taxpayers could then examine Level 1 Certificate is desirable (equivalent knowledge haired realtor's quote of two mil- the contents of these 100 and 200 gained through experience could be considered); lion dollars. One Hull of a de.all gram bags. construction experience a definite asset; Buy one, get one free. Hopefully they are not just full good verbal and written communication skills; The Brass Puck Award should of stale air or hot deals that good computer skills; be given to these construction ex- woosh away on exposure, leaving knowledge of local government procedures and familiarity perts. (Sorry, gold is reserved for the ice user hungry and homeless. with the area would be an asset; federal politicians.) A Honda Owner, ability to work under pressure; Taxpayers should latch onto Royce Condie valid B.C. Drivers Llcence, Class 5; This is a permanent fulltime position offering an annual salary of $37,000 and a comprehensive benefits package. . , = Silk & wool master weaves and other fine palace carpets. Applications will be accepted, by the undersigned until 4:00 p.m. on Friday, March 10. 1995. :~ Cleaning up words BRONZE WORKS • FINE JEWELLERY Dear Sin politically correct sanitized words During the 1930s and the 194Os such as Women's Health Clinics Richard Wainwright, . we had Hider, Himmler and and protective bubbles - straight Sunday, Feb. 19/1995 Chief Building Inspector, Mengele. They had extermination out of the ministry of truth. THE COAST INN OF THE WEST Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako, " camps and electrified barbed While Hitler, Himmler and Box 820, 4620 LAKELSE AVE., TERRACE, B.C. 5:7. \'/ wire. Mengele rot in hell, we carry on Burns Lake, B.C., V0J 1E0 Well, things aren't much dif- with their work. 1:00 P.M. SHARP Telephone: 1-800-320-3339 Fax: 692-3305 ferent in the 1990s. They go by J.IL Walker Public viewing from 12:00 p.m. many different names and use Terrace, B.C.
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pending federal social and educa-[!i:.[i!i!~!::i~*:!~:~!~i::!~i![~[!i~i~:!i~!~ii:i'~ ' ~,:iii:~ • CANYOu SHAREYOUR HOME • WITH ALANA Kitimat-Terrace and District ]II~R~'~:'~ft~!:[i?jl~.(~ ~ i,!:',?:~~f|LI Labour Council president Norm I~~tilIik![l~ mm ',l~i~!i:i~~il Lavalleefloid Scoit that proposed ~~'~ :!.~lilI Thirteen your old Alana looks forward to living in a family that cuts and suggested cuts in the ~~~i':'~ ~/~~i'l next federal budget will hurt ~ '~~ ' ..:, ~,!i[~] can accept her for who she is. Alana likes to go to dances, she northwest citizens. I~~" ~: JlliB~i~;I " People are go,rig" to h ave no ~~~i;~'~'~'~ :~: *"-~..... L-_.~::!:I~'~ : swims & skis, and is outgoing and sociable. She is currently alternative but to go to the wel- m ,~~~i,~! ~l ~'~ II "./l~.~.~J attending school Monday through Thursday. Alana can be fare rolls," he said. ~~~ And Lavallee noted that the strong willed and likes her independence. She is streetwise federal government might have [i~~ more than one kind of revolution ~~ and has had problems with drug and alcohol use. on its hands. ~~I Be said the balance of federal taxation payments has shifted We would like to consult applicants who can offer the following: away from corporations to indi- PEOPLE worried about the impacts of pending federal spending viduals. cuts debate the issue with Reform MP Mike Scott, right - Relate well with and understand teens Scott said the country faces a -A sharing and caring environment serious problem in dealing with eemed," he added. ment of a copper mine. the federal debt and deficit. Scott and Lavallee agreed that But he and Canadian Union of - Willing to work in Alana's family "There'sno question many Ca- the provincial government's deci- Public Employees employ - Family willing to be a support to Alana in her culture and nadians are going to be hit hard," sion to stop the Kemano Comple- Tammy Simmonds disagreed on said Scott. "If the problem was tion Project has hurt northwest how jobs should be created. heritage dealt with 10 years ago or 12 job prospects. "How can you destroy the en- years ago we wouldn't be in this "There's one move after anoth- vironment to make a health econ- - Support Alana in pursuing drug and alcohol counselling position." er preventing people from going omy," asked Simmonds. - Family with school age children preferred "I find it appalling the Liberals to work," said Scott of provincial "If you don't want them to campaigned saying there isn't a government decisions, including mine here, don't come in here problem. They weren't very the creation of a park in the Tat-" and say you want money from the If you would like to know more about Alana please contact honest about it as far as I'm con- shenshinJ which stopped develop- government," replied Scott. Home buying plan changed Jackie at the Ministry of Social Services phone 638-3527. Specialized family care rate available. THE CANADA MORTGAGE "Finding a quality home at Buyers may consume up to 35 and Housing Corporation $125,000 just isn't as it was when per cent of their gross family in- (CMHC) has recognized the high this program was introduced in come for principal, interest, prop-. cost of housing in Terrace by 1992," said Johnson. erty tax and heating costs. A Fostering changing a program which helps "When you look at what's buyer's total debt load cannot ex- first-time home buyers. available now, homes in the ceed 42 per cent of gross family v-f6 Before, people qualifying under $125,000 range are small, older income. a difference. the five per cent down program and dated. The $175,000 maxi- CMHC adds a premium of 2.5 were limited to a maximum pur- mum fits in better with what per cent on loans it insures under chase price of $125,000. The new we're seeing," he added. the five per cent clown program. limit is $175,000. Johnson said more than 240,000 There are now 69 communities "We did a study of a number of households have taken advantage in Canada plus the Yukon, North- communities and found that with of the five per cent down program west Territories, Northern eonstrnetion prices and other fac- since it was introduced. Quebec and Labrador where the tors, an increase was justified," "With the new level, I'm maximum purchase level is said CMHC official Gordon certain we'll see a new interest in $175,000. Johnson from Prince George. ' those communities," he said. The maximum is $250,000 in The new level applies to homes. To qualify, home purchasers Toronto, Vancouver and Victoria. SE/AIRS within the City of Terrace limits. must occupy the house as a prin- All other places remain at The maximum in Prince Rupert, cipal residence and cannot have $125,O00. Prince George, Fort St. ]'ohn,, owned a principal residence at Johnson said he was surprised Customer Williams Lake and Port Alberai any time during the past five that Kitimat's level didn't in- was also raised to $175,000. years. crease to $175,000. Appreciation Month
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I " • • • • " l • Save This " • • " • • i | Coupon/ .Out & BusiNEss REVIEWi On double room for i About -= 1 or 2 people for -= , 2 consecutive nights =_ Gun control Jobs orbust is new rule i (Advance Reservations Only, i GUN CONTROL regulations : Reservatlons only call: : are the topic Feb. 9 when Terry Morris of Brass and Bullets in Thornhiil speaks to i i the Terrace and Dislrict Chamber of Commerce. He'll be concentrating on .l I~~~_~,V ' -~~ I ..onSmo,,ng.oo=a .II how new federal regulations affect the north. : ~~~',">'_Q..~:,. I • LicensedReataurant i _" This meeting takes place ' I _"~",~ ~ "'~'~ ~!%| ' Air Conditioning _= tomorrow at the Terrace Inn : I~,~: ! . K=tchene.en I beginning at 11:45 a.m. Call the chamber at 635- : I~~d .c.~,.~ : 2063 to book a space. : I ~ ~.~1 .Direct Dial Phones : Women l I ~ ~'__~<~;, "I ' Nightly Movies I and bus=ness : I : :-%~ ..... :'~ I • Indoor Pool, Sauna& Swirl -" ABORIGINAL WOMEN in- : Subjectto Availability.One Coupon Per Stay. Couponmust be presentedat Check-in ~ : terested in starting or develop- ing a new business can get in- formation Feb. 16-17 at a con- ference here. It's sponsored by the provincial government and in- menUs ~ and that employers are volves sessions on basic small giving them the experience that business principles and prac- was promised. tices. The whole thing is also being Up to 10 women will be monitored by the accounting firm WEIGHT CASTING was one of the first stages of Isaac chosen after the conference Price-Waterhouse. Zvatora's 14-week skills training apprenticeships at Cosmo for further training and as- "Everybody has to produce," Zavaglia's Northwest Fishing Guides business. sistance. McLean said. We're Back The conference takes place at the Terrace Inn both days at and there's a drop in at the Ore future still unknown Terrace Inn from 7 to 9 p.m. CASH-RICH Barrick Gold Corp. "Clearly we're going to be doing found there were no takers. Feb. 15 for registration. hasn't decided on exact plans for other things, and Red Mountain Barrick Gold was trying to sell More information is avail- sits under that.' ' Sidewalkers its Red Mountain gold property the properties as part of a corpo- able by calling provincial near Stewart. Borg said he's not sure when rate strategy developed after it small business development But its overall exploration pro- exact plans for Red Mountain bought out Lac Minerals in the officer Deborah Sargent in gram for 1995 ~ worth $30 mil- will be known. fall of 1994. Smithers at 604-847-6063. I nday,Feb ruary=. i lion ~ will focus primarily on "It's going to be a few months Lac, the former owner of Red finding deposits at existing before out senior management in Mountain, had spent close to $20 Shames is mines. Toronto focus on the plans and million in exploration and devel- international "As a focused effort, we're the drilling and where we go from opment work. going to be conducting our pri- here in terms of bringing the Red Failure to sell the properties THE SHAMES Mountain Ski mary exploration efforts in those Mountain development project won't affect Barrick Gold's bot- Corporation entertained its areas surrounding our existing along." tom line or cause it financial only international shareholder mines," Barrick Gold Corp. The company record,ed another problems by having to come up at the corporation's annual spokesman Vince Borg said. year of record earnings of $250.5 with money to pay for Lac's pur- I re;. Sweetheart gcneral mccting last month. "The old saying of a miner is, million in 1994, making it the chase, Borg added. q# ' • V Margaret D'Souza is from 'the best place to fmd a new mine world's most profitable gold pro- "The quality of our shares and Bombay, India, and has is in the shadow of the current ducer. our liquidity is so strong." I I =, D,nnerg /! visited the area several times, head frame.'" It recently changed its name Borg noted that the company qt " V The ski corporation was Drilling is also expected at from . American Barrick had nearly $650 million US in the formed in the 1980s to devel- "ready mines" where -reduction Resources tobetter reflect its in- bank as of last fall. I \ =. DanceDra< op and :run, Shame~.,MOUntain,~l:i ,:fdec!sions have been ma.~&i~i; !~::4% ternational interests. .~ ~, ~ '~ Among those interested in Red t \ ~ """',a'gag'a:ag?2gr:,:~°=°"qt' "'1>" < ! just west' of here' off of I -our Overall slratcgy "is to The company had put its North- Mountain was Westmin Mines l - \ ~ VancouvorAlroBaatBand.)...... ~ r .I , :'ll Hwy16. I focus on existing properties to west property and three gold which owns the Premier mine and I maximize the value," he said. mines up to sale late last year but mill near Stewart. i ! \ I OROF,BVAUO.mEA'OOKAT i / / I I I ~ OUR.EWSPmNGStiLES V I I W~WON~ PUT YOUR 3231 Kalum (Acrossfrom sears)638-1711 COTFONSTHROUGH
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II ANNOUNCEMENT SCHULBUCKHAND CREEK News In Brief Extended Hours for PUBLIC MEETING Dr. Riz Somani B.C. Environment and the Ministry of Canada Post tightens up Mondays and Thursdays Transportation and Highways are holding AN INFORMAL Canada Post policy here of not charging non- until 7:00 pro. an information session for residents and profit organizations for post office boxes has stopped. Canada Post official Lutz Budde said official Canada Post regula- For appointments call 635-7234 persons or groups interested in the tions don't provide for free post office boxes for non-profit organi- flooding issue ne&r SCHULBUCKHAND zations. "At one time or another at the local level there was a decision for CREEK (also known as SCULLY CREEK) free boxes for non-profit organizations and that was incorrect," said Budde. "They can have boxes but they must be charged at the full Dr. Paul Tsang in the Lakelse area. rate. It shouldn't have happened in the first place." announces the closure of his dental practice. He said the only time Canada Post provides post office boxes at All patient charts and X-rays have been WHEN: FEBRUARY 15, 1995 no charge is when there is no other possible way for a person or or- TIME: 7:30 P.M. transferred to: ganization to receive mail. WHERE: COAST INN OF THE WEST Budde noted that the $60 annual cost for a post office box is still cheaper than paying to have mail re-routed and addresses changed Dr. Joe Zucchiatti EAST BANQUET ROOM when new people in an organization assume respons~ility for cor- 4623 Lakelse Ave. respondence. That fee of $109 is the same for businesses when they For more information call Paul Marquis, (Across from the White Spot) change addresses. B.C. Environment, Smithers 847-7278. Phone 635-2552 Specialist takes a look at area We Welcome New Patients Be=Environment THE AREA could soon have a second internal medicine specialist (~ Province of Ministry of based here if a Moose Iaw, Saskatchewan doctor likes what he sees. British Columbia Environment, Dr. Michael Kenyon is due here for a three-day visit Feb. 17-19. ROYALADVENT SECURITIES CORPORATION Lands and Parks 1400- 400 Burrard Street, Vancouver, B.C. V8C 3G2 A Adding a second internal medicine specialist isn't new, says Tel: (604)240-0448 Fax: (604) 943-4093 Ministry of Transportation A ~1 Michael Leisinger of the Terrace Regional Health Care Society. and Highways Wide range of investment choices including "It's been a long standing part of our medical manpower plan and Government of British Columbia .- . we think the numbers now jnstify the move," he said. self-directed/discount booking RRSP, Mutual The goal is to find a specialist to complement the skills of the Funds, Life & Health Insurance etc. area's current internal medicine specialist, Dr. Barrio Phillips, who For your 1994 RRSP consider Mutual Funds of specializes in cardiology. solid track record: , "They can also back each other up when one is in Kitimat, on v' Trimark holiday or away on training," said Leisinger. Leisinger doesn't anticipate there being a great east in having a. v' Fidelity second such specialist here, adding that he doesn't anticipate a V' Templeton v' Dynamic up problem in" having that specialist receive a Medical Services Plan billing number. v' AGF Mackenzie and others V' Working Opportunities On Request B.C. Hydro to refuse cash Contact: Comfort Osei-Tutu I Sales by Prospectus your day .l PEOPLE PAYING B.C. Hydro bills at its office here won't be able Tel./Fax: 635-7667 (business) I to use cash beginning Feb. 13. 635-3917 (residence) Five armed robberies atHydro offices, all on the lower mainland 4626 Park Avenue, Terrace, B.C. V8G 1V7 or on Vancouver Island, have prompted the change, says local ~ ~ ~, ! Hydro official Jim Husk. Instead, customers can drop off cheques at a drop box at the Hydro office, use the mail, have the money taken automatically out of a bank account, pay at a financial institution or at a designated pay station. In Terrace that later location is the Terrace Co-op. "We're doing this for the security of our employees, to eliminate that potential for violence in our offices," said Husk.
RCMP say 'no' to heroin THE RCMP is rejecting ~nggestions that heroin be made available to drug addicts to cut down on the amount of overdose deaths• Those suggestions were made by provincial coroner Vince Cain after he was asked to look into the recent high number of heroin overdose deaths in the province. In a six-page response, the RCMP said heroin and other drug decriminalization and legalization programs in European countries Free Kellogg's haven't worked. "By making (drugs) legal, society will signal that it has resigned Nutri.Grain Bar to the acceptance of drug abuse," quoted the RCMP from a state- hwoeSmall Business Development for Aboriginal with purchase of ment made by European politicians last year. men Program is designed for Aboriginal women The RCMP also states that decriminalization or legalization will interested in or involved with setting up a business. 16oz. Nabob coffee send young people a mixed message as programs are already in On February 16 and 17, the Terrace Inn will host a Your choice of Strawberry er Bluoberr) two-day conference to introduce women to the basic Offer endsMarch 12, 1995" place,to warn against the dangers of drug use and abuse• principles and practices of small business development. Following the conference, participants committed to starting a business may apply to attend smaller business training workshops. These will focus on completing final Labour hiring underway stepsfor actual business start-up. For information on the program contact co-ordinator. .O.AWK INTERVIEWS ARE soon to go ahead to find a replacement for for- Deborah Sargent at 1-604-847-6063 or your Regional mer provincial industrial labour relations officer Roger Davis• He Economic Development Officer Caroline Parnell at Mother Nature'sGas Station. left the end of January for a position with the highways minisl~y on 1-800-663-7867 and ask for extension 624-7792. If you are Vancouver Island• calling locally, simply dial the extension. • While quanritios Tast al parlicipaling Mohawk sfaliom Labour ministry spokesman Bob Thompson said last week that a number of applications were received and that the selection process This BC 21 Prograa, was initiated by tire Ministry o[ is underway. Small Business, Tourisnl and Culture and the ['~ Terrace Mohawk Ministry of Women's Eqrtality in consultation with In the meantime, a former clerical worker at the office here has the Native EcononJic Deuelopment Advisory Board 4760 Lakelse Ave. been given a promotion to an employment standards assistant and @ and Aboriginal business commut, ities. The Program another person has been brought in to do office work. strengthens tl,e foundation for i,,dividuat success and ~r~ nc Terrace, B.C. contributes to healthy regional communities. 21slC~lul7 635-6935 Olden 24 Hours I
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The Skeena Watershed Committee invites you to a SPIRITED DISCUSSION took place Jan. 31 when union members took their protest of the provin. cial government's Kemano decision to Skeena NDP MLA Giasbrecht. That's him in the center. PUBLIC INFORMATIONAND DISCUSSION WORKSHOP ' k on FISH ENHANCEMENT & HABITAT RESTORATION
Saturday, 18 February 1995, 8:30 am to 5:00 pm MLA feel s Keman o heat (across from Totem Furniture) II and local Ixades unions affected by VOLU.TEEROPPORTUN,T,ES II , Sunday, 19 February, 1995, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm ITsuicide" WO ULDp:i~ ~ '~]~:O~!go~! the provincial government's deci- : at the Terrace nn government sion to kill the half.rmished Fo~o~,~o: |1 i 4551 Greig Avenue, Terrace, B,C. Completion Kcmano project. ' Canvassers for the KidneYll • ; ' Registration Fee: $25 (for 2 days). $15.00 (1 day) Skccna NDP MLA Hclmut Oies- They and Giesbrccht also dis- Foundation of Canada funding drive, II (incl. lunches) brecht told a small crowd of agreed on the findings of the B.C. in MARCH. Commitment only one II ; This isthe first of three informational workshops planned by the evening, OR 15 to 20 houses in your II demonstrators in front of his of. Utilities Commission report used It's like a small community neighbourhood. " " Skeena Watershed Committee to address fishery resource issues rice last week. by the government as justification which has been empty for three of concern to stakeholders and residents of the Skeena . Volunteers for our new program "Vo - "How do you go fight 64 per to stop the project. years," said G-tier. unteers for Seniors". Neighbours, Watershed, The purpose of the workshops is to provide a public cent?" said Giesbrccht in refer- Giesbrccht reminded protesters "There was a lot of work re- friends, and family are not around forum for the dissemination and discussion of relevant information, ring to an opinion poll "which that Harcourt came to Kitimat at quired for maintenance and it's for many peoplel new to the area, The goal Is to develop communty consensus on means of showed a majority of the popula- his invitation the day after the kill all for naught it seems," he widowed from their spouse - or iso• achieving sustainable resource management strategies. ' tion opposed Alcan's $1.3 billion announcement to speak to people. added. lated due to health problems. THE FRIENDLY VISITOR'SPROGRAM Saturday- 18 February i ii projccL "For an hour and a half you brightens many people's, lonely Opening Remarks 9:00 am : : But demonstrators told Gies- beat on him and three minutes Other demonstrators said they existence. If you can spare ~o Fish Biology 9:15 am- 10:15 am brecht the NDP was making deci- into his response you heckled were unhappy with the govern- hours a week and have a warm car- ing disposition - perhaps a new State of Fish Stocks 10:30 am- 12:00 noon sions based on popularity instead him," said Gicsbrccht. ment allowing out-of-province friendship is just around the corner. State of the Habitat 1:00 pm - 2:15 pm " . of on the merits of the project. Protester Allan Crier, waving a contractors to get work here. Register now for training offered dur- Biodiversity/Genetics, 2:30.., pm-4:30 pm : i i: = "Do we run the provinc~ on sign that said "No More NDP They said the contractors bring ing the week of February 20, . polls?" asked one protester while For B.C.", said he worried about in out-of-province workers and • Sunday- 19 February: :i " P.A.C.E.S. dab,care needs volunteers Opening Remarks 8:30 am another said the' government was jobs for his children. equipment, leaving local people to help with infants to 3 years of age. more interested in votes in Van- "Harcourt has devastated this unemployed. Fish Culture/Spawning Channels 8:45 am. 10:30 am i :i :i: Monday to Friday 10 am to 12 noon, Watershed/Stream Restoration 10:45 am ' 12:00 noon, J;i~ I couver than in people who live in community," said Crier. Protesters said they were partic- Or Monday to Friday 1 pm to 3 pm. the northwesL Although he didn't work direct- ularly disturbed thai~ out-of- Community Pro gramrnes/Adopt-A-Stream 12:00 noon ~ 12~115p rn ' It was an ironic moment for ly on the project, Grier has been province contractors were getting Pacific Northwest Music Festival is I Giesbrccht who, as a member and employed as one of the caretakers as a president of the Terrace of the mothballed Kcmano Com- teachers union, had taken part in pletion Project equipment and w.rem.rcc,oveo.nt•Gie Oh' b.chtDam ou'l .... down worka, helen r,not un notp ov ...... Ii ....spare orMarchCALL hsaay 27 Aptmeer or o anta7 CoordWe event SCNMneena orvo Can anOT eers,you I D scuss• • °n Gr°upsEnqu6o 1 4 30Workshop r.s PmMora .boa,9240 3 30 Coor reaven Pmbe, 60, natorrec 947 e, 01to • I i • :11 demonstrations and lead a strike facilities. in the late 1980s. Begun in 1988, the project was The protesters were members of shut down in 1990 after an initial ..... i
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The foundation is named after son Tess Marie Aguiar Date & Time of Birth: Rick and grandson Paul, killed in a 1993 auto accident, a Teaching Date & Time of Birth: January 18195 January 7/95 at 2:28 p.m. Weight: 5 lbs 3 % oz Sex: Female Weight:= 6 lbs 15 oz Sex: Female Parents:Tina Devaney & Adrien Career? Parent: Eric & Brenda Aguiar, A Petit baby sister for Callie Simon Fraser University is accepting applications for entry into Baby's Name: Council issues Baby's Name: Jacob Arthur Sampson NW'rEC (NorthwestTeacher Educa!ion Consortium), the Professional Anthony David Fires Date & Time of Birth: Development Program (PDP) in the Northwest that begins in January Date & Time of Birth: January 18/95 at 1:07 p.m.. 1996, and results in a B.C. Teaching Certificate. January 17/95 at 12:32 a,m, Weight: 8 Ibs 4 oz Sex: Male alarming news Weight: 6 lbs 5 % oz Sex: Male Parents: Sally & Dale Sampson, Parents: Nelson & Gorette Pires A little brother for Michael. FALSE ALARM violators who Storey appeared before council An INFORMATION SESSION will be held at the following branches face big fines fi'om the city won't because he claims some of his of the Northwest CommunityCollege from 7:00 - 9:00 p.ml be getting a break anytime soon. false alarms were zeal incidents in City councillors have rejected which the would-be gas thieves Pr. Rupert Sunday,Feb. 12 Room 323 624-6054 pleas from Coastal Bus Lines' were seared off by police. Terrace Monday,Feb. 13 Room 2001 635.6511 Dave Storey to forgive $800 in But councillors agreed Coastal Kitimat Tuesday,Feb. 14 Room 7 632-4766 false alarm fines. Bus' beam security system could Smithers Wednesday,Feb. 15 Room110/111 847-4461 And they also rejected Lockport have been tripped by anyone cut- Security manager Joe Sullivan's ting through the lot-- or even by call to consider a animals. Application Forms are available at all Northwest Community College permit/suspension system instead "You can't expect the tax- branches or the External Programs Office, Faculty of Education, Simon of fines. payers of Terrace to subsidize Fraser University, Burnaby, V5A 1S6, (291-3488). Deadline for receipt According to that proposal, false alarms that any casual of applications is May 1, 1995. alarm system owners wouldn't be walker could have set off," coun- fined for false alarms, but the cillor Val George said. 1.,800.661,2990 , Skeena Mall 635-5236 RCMP would stop responding after five false alarms. The city's false alarm bylaw [ SKEENA CHEM-DRY ® went into effect last August and Over the counter payments at B.C.Hydro gives alarm system owners three I The Carbonated Carpet Cleaner free false alarms before fines be- I c.~RPV~. -NO STEAM .NO SHAMPOO offices will be discontinued effective gin. They start at $100 for the I ~,,~'~. ~ .RAPID DRYING .NO STICKY RESIDUE fourth offence, increase to $200 I ,,...~/" ~ t,~'~ ,REMOVES MOST STUBBORN STAINS February 13, 1995 for the fifth offence and are $300 I ~f ~ ,\% *ELIMINATESSHRINKAGE & MILDEW* for all subsequent offences. IOI L'L~. klm ~ *STAYSCLEAN LONGER* "I honestly don't think the I *COMPETEL SA E* In response to the increasing incidence and the violent nature of recent Brined fining system is the way to go," i ~'& [; ~ " ~/'~0 ~ ~ Also Available robberies, over the counter payments at Hydro offices will be discontinued ' Sullivan said, suggesting some k').~.~,-'_'.(~..::.~k~... Gb'.~'.*.~ O Deodorizing,Carpet Protector effective February 13, 1995. owners will just see it as a cost of :~~ ~)o ~'~ Upholstery Cleaning We apologize for any inconvenience this decision may cause. However, doing business. F.EE ESr . rES David Hull conceded the ag- protection of customers and employees is of paramount importance to us. gressive increases might be "a .oo,.ent,a, Co.r.o.c,a, 635"2436 Several paylnent options, including the Pre-Authorized Payment plan, electronic little harsh." payment through selected financial institutions, payment by mail, payment at But councillors pointed to new city stats that show false alarms Money Mart locations throughout B.C. and paylnent by cheque at Hydro "Drop are already down 17 per cent Boxes" are available. Your Hydro office Customer Service staff will be glad to from last year for the months CREw"-__ - [VE LIFE further explain these options. since August when the bylaw Customer service counters at all B.C.Hydro offices will remain open for came into effect. inquiries and other business. And the decrease in false SEMINAR alarms is even more dramatic down a whopping 40 per cent Developing Dynamic Christians through for November and December by the discovery of: which time many offenders had BOhydro been fined. • Who We Are In Christ Councillors agreed to review • Who Christ Is In Us the numbers and re-evaluate the fine system after a full year has elapsed. February 17 & 18, 1995 "It's way way too early to tell," David Hull noted, but said he suspects the fines will work. ~r "Nothing heightens a business N Sponsoredby person's awareness more than The Terrace-Kitimat money." They were also edDy -- as was Burden Bearers Committee RCMP Insp. Steve Leach and about the idea of actually with- drawing police service in eases of BURDEN BEARERS OF CANADA repeat offenders. "I'm very uncomfortable with : : REGISTRATION INFORMATION doing that," Leach told the com- mittee. "The danger is there'd be Date&Time::" February 17 & 18, 1995 % a real incident and we wouldn't • Friday: .:: 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm be there to deal with it." :::;: :;: Sa Jraay: 9:00 am - 12 noon " ': " .:: " .1:00 pm. 4 pm : " : i::';?:: :" ' ::: : .... ,,.~-~=.. ~---,.-~ ;L
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Group established 3 monitor claims :MAYORS AND councillors from in place within a month and a :across the northwest met last hall u~r~~B COURTESYTRAVEL :Thursday in Terrace to form a The municipal representative :watchdog group to keep tabs on will also take on the Tsimshian :native land claim negotiations. and Haisla land claim negotia- The Skeena Treaty Advisory tions when they start under the Is pleased to announce the :Committee's first job is to hire a B.C. Treaty Commission. return of "consultant to sit in on the Nisga'a Also on the committee are iland claim negotiations. Hazelton mayor Alice Maitland, CINDY "The parties are meeting every Kitimat mayor Rick Wozney, IIL~ O~" ~ Formerly :other week and they're going to New Hazelton councillor Peter SABINO Panagopoulos Pizza :be negotiating three to four days Weeber, Port Edward mayor Ed- from her The Old - New Place - Same Owner :at a time," committee chairman ward Wampler, Prince Rupert Last 5 Years :Joanne Monaghan said. "None of mayor John Kiiz, Stewart mayor recent maternity leave. us has that kind of time to leave Andy Burton, Terrace mayor lack • We specialize in: Mexican ('raco),' ....."" :our businesses:' ' Talstra, and Skcena-Qaeen Char- Cheeseburger, Tropical Hawaiian & • ~ Monaghan hopes the represen- lotte regional district administra- ' , New Yorker Pizzas • itative to Sit in on the talks can be tor Bryce Bamewall. With over 6 years experience in the travel indus- try Cindy is now available to assist you with all !::: : , PIZZA HOUSE your travel needs. 635 2401 Free delivery in Terrace & Thomhill - Discounts for Pickup THANK YOU Ca,,638"8522 4720 B LAZELLE AVENUE, TERRACE, B.C. i Terrace/Kitimat Summer Europe prices are now available. The Terrace/Kitimat Shrine Club would like to thank you for Do you need a bed and a sofa your support of. the Gizeh Temple George Carden Circus last year. We are now in the process of our ticket pre-sales u but don't have the space or and again would like to ask for your support for the 1995 Shrine Circus, to be held: finances for both? Monday, May 15th at the Terrace Arena Thank you for your co-operation and assistance. TRY A' FUTON! Any inquiries please call 638-1633
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Opinions mixed ELECTROLYSIS& TANNING t', SPRING 'TANNING dodelKits To Mak i)u Move on tmmber revmew SPECIAL 1/32 Scale Model Car Kits THE FOREST service has heard north want?" "the whole spcclrum" of If local residents want a forest 10 Sessions ...... 830,-00 With Motor ...... $~).V~)""~-- & up opinions on what should and industry, a mill should be built in Selected Plastic 1/24 Scale shouldn't happen to the Cassiar Dease Lake, he said. Timber Supply Area north of here "I think it's an insult to those i r~~~Z~] Model Car Kits ...... IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII $5.95 nn Hwy37, says a forest service people who have been up there all official. their life and then they're taking Selected Rubber Stamps "We've had responses that in- these trees right around them and dicate go slow, or do not cut at all thcy're shipping them right down to those that would like to see the to Houston and Smithers and north developed and job op- Burro Lake. This is ludicrous." The Annual General Meeting portunities created," said Mike Located in the far northwestern of the Watson, inventory officer for the comer of B.C., the Cassiar TSA Cassiar districL is the largest in the province but Terrace Public Library Association will be held on The ministry is canvassing pub- only three per cent of its fore4t is lic opinion as part of a timber considered economically viable. Thursday, February 16, 1995 at 7:00 p.m. ~ ~~~ ~ ~'¢ tO' ,~ supply review of the district. All commcnts must reach Cas- in the Terrace Art Gallery A computer study by the forest siar forest district office by Feb. elections to the Board of Trustees will take place and service suggests that the allow- 15. nominations for these positions will be accepted from " able cut could be increased six The chief forester is expected to the floor. Light refreshments will be served. .~keena Mall 635-1422 fold -- from 1,40,000 cubic make a decision by mid May. @ @ i metres a year to 842,000. That increase represents about 20,000 truckloads a year. Because no large:scale mills exist in the Cassiar area, most trucks would come south on Highway 37 to Smithers, Hazeiton and Houston. "It's a starting point for the Name Your Own Coupons chief forester to look at a pos- sible, sustainable flow," Watson said. "The chief forester will also look at the factors that went into that number." =9"° Savings on a =25 Min. Family Order A discussion paper on the Cas- siar timber supply review clearly immmmmmmmmmlmmmmmm~ mn ummmmmmmmmmmm m mmmmm I states that old, incomplete in- Name Your Own Coupon i Name Your Own Coupon i formation was used to arrive at that number. An inventory on the rocery ~:,a nn m Health & ~,dg ~EI~ i forest hasn't been done since the q0s, and no data exists to sub- ;m* '~1 vv I Beauty 'iPlVV m stantiate growth estimates. udestobacco ' ~'OFF In addition, no inventories have m Care Item : ~ OFF n been done on other resource values such as wildlife or coup~you will receive $1,00 OFF the purchase of anyGroceq/item" {excluding t@cco and pr~cd~o~), Coupon c~n~ I ~r~htl'iS coupon you will rece~e $1,00 OFF the ~&~s~ of anyHealth and ~uty CzeItem. Coupon ~ !xc~ thevalue o( the itm I tourism. •e valueof theitem, Umil:l couponper item, ~ cannotbe comt~ned wZth any other coupon offer. Use any o¢ all of these ,JrTtit:1 coupon per ~em. Coup~ cax~at be ~bthed withany dher coupon offer, Use any or a~lof these coupons ~ aminimum $25,00 The proposed sharp increase in witha minimum$25.00 fa~, p~rchase,(Tdd ~coud nolto exceed$9.50 p~ f~i~/or~.) Maximu~10 d~erenl coupo~s per r~i~ypurchase. (Tdal discount notto exceed $9.50 per f~n~ o~dor. M~u~ 10~ coupons~ f~Uyc~de~ d ~500 orice V~id logging has worried some el)- m n servers. Monty Bassett, former ~o~$~.O0ormore.ValidonlyatOv~',~[eaTe~raceUlSalur,.Feb.11,1995.,...... 7012414J :d'/at--...... 0ve~#,eaTe{racetil Saturd~/, Feb. 11,1,. :~4.3j director of the Spatsizi Associa- tion for Biological Research, finds the notion of an increased mimmmmmmmmmmmlmmmm~l =mm mm mm mill m=mm I mmmmlI cut ludicrous, particularly when so little data is known about other Name Your Own Coupon II Name Your Own Coupon n forest values. "It's an area that produces peeker poles," Bassett said. Meat Dept. S ll OO m Grocery Sd Oo m: The area boasts the province's Beef Roasts, ~ best wildlife and contains prime, : Item* , 'Excludes tobacco untapped tourism potential, he Selected Varieties _..__ OFF 1 said. : : Duplicating dearcuts like those F~th~c0up0ny0u vd [~e~e~00 OFF~ p~rc~eof ~ B~ RQasLCoup0n cam~ exceed~e v~,ed ~ ~i limLi coupon V~hU~s coupon you will recede $1,~OEF ~ ~Ch~.~~,~ ~0C~ !e~s~~cl~ng tobacco ~ Fe~dp60ns),Coupon can~ around the Meziadea area and exitem,. Coupon c~ bec~ w~ any~er Cou~ offer.Use ~ Orall ofthese coupons '~ a minimum$25.00 family purchase. )xceedthe value o(the its, Umit:I ~p~ ~ ~t~i ~ Can~ beC~bined with ~ other~ ~fer.Use ~ or all of these having 20,000 logging trucks a F~aldiscount not to exceed$9.50 per family order. ) Maximum10 different coupons per fakir/orderof $25.00u m~e,#id 0nlyat m =, witha mi~mum ~5.00 f~y purchase,(Tatal dsc0~ no(toexceed $9,50 per f~ih/c~der.) Ms,mum 10 d~ couponsper m year roaring down the Cassiar highway would put a serious )v~t~Terracetiln i m S,urd~y,m Feb.ll,1995. m m mm m m mm m m m m 70=,2 4_6J ~i~derof$25.00orm m l m0~e.Valid0dyat m..0vem~eaTe~aet~Sat~day, m m .mFeb.ll,19~ m mm. 7012t5J crimp in tourism, Bassett said. Besides, the wood would all be cxported out of the Cassiar to the mmm m m mm mm m m m m m mmm m"= m ~ mmmm m m m m m m m mm mm IN m m m mm mml Bulkley Valley, he maintains. "It's packaging up the .ameourOonCou on ' m .ameoorOwnCoupon , resources of one area and ship- ping them out to feed an un- Frozen ~ ~¢ ' M Produce i~ ~¢ : sustainable need in another." ~ ~ n For guide outfitters, Cassiar is Food Item the heartland of North American •Frozen Fish & ' " = ~1~ OFF i Hlte m ~ m ill' ~ OFF : wildlife. Meats Exempt __m Ray Collingwood, a guide out- fitter in the Spatsizi, said much ~thisc~u~y~u~re¢eive~75¢~FFthepurcha~e~f~Fr~zenF~te~C~u~annn~exceedthevalue~fthe"em~Um~1n ~W~h~c~up~nyouwi~h~dve~75¢~FF~chase~P~d~ite~c~u~x~cann~texceed~vdu~f~item~Umit:~c~up¢n more study is needed before any ~oup~n~item~c~u~ca~n~tpec~y~her~up~n~or~Use~ral~fthesec~upens~amin[mum~25~f~ni~y m ~1~ peritem~P~n~be~bined~th~ther~fe~se"~al~these~p~switham~rim`~"~"f~i~c~ n pu~c~e,(Total dsco~t notlo exceed $9,50 perf~nii erda.) Maximu~n 10 diff~entcoup~s per f~ni~y ¢der of $25.00 u mue.Va~d only talk of increased AAC can be en- t 0verw~teaTe~racet~ Satul~, Feb.ll, 1995. 7 02 47 1 m~ot,,~,co~~,o exc~.~o,,~=~ =dor. ),ex= ,0,~e~e~ ,~ ~~=~ ~,~. ~S00~ .e Valido,~ tertained. m 0verwa~eaTe~aceU,Sa~day. Feb. 70248 I "The Cassiar area has the largest diversity of big game mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm~ wildlife in the province. We've mmmmmmmmmmmm] mmm m mm mm mmmmm mmm mm mm mmml got the prima donna section," he ~i said. The area is famous for ,,.me ',our Own C n • i m ,ame',ourOwnCou on i caribou, grizzly bear and moose. "I can tell you right now that people are not going to go up Bakery : [mlBumk mm ¢ , there and see clearcutting, when it comes to promoting the wilder- Item mJ ~ OFF a Bltem* J ness guide outfitting business." _u m~! .~,ozeo~x=p,...... m i V OFF l Collingwood said 27 guide out- ~mmmmmmm fitters operate in the district, not H ~thth~sc~u~y~u~i~eceive~7~FF~hep~chase~Bal~eP/~em~p~n~texceedtheva~ueofthe`~Umi~:1~n H'W~thlh'sc°~°ny~wi'hece~e.7~OFFthepurcl~se'~Bulkltem.(exd'ngF'°zen~ems).C°upOnc"~exc~lhev'ueOft~m including fish guides. ,00,..=.~,...,,o,.,00o,...~.~'°''°""°O'Oa°"m°="'~=a'i= ==m,e.,.:l,o~..,o C==,~o,ne,.,...,=o,~,.,~..o,,.eo~,,,..= "We're not against logging. m $25.00family ~ch~se. (Tot~J discount ~ to exceed$9.50 pefla~i~, o(dex.) Mmim~ 10diffe{ent coupons per family ~d~ of $25~ ~ I We're just saying, 'Look, let's m 0ve~ateaTe~acetil SZurday, Feb, 11,1995, consider the value of this wildlife 70249 m m0re, V~id0~yat 0verwa~eaT~race~lSat~day, Fe~ li, 1995, 70250 m and the value of the nature.' mira mmmmmmm mmmm mmmm mmm m'l mm m mm m m mmmmmmmm m mmmmmmm "We want to see that area ana- mmm mmm mm mmmmmm m mmmm m mm ml llllllillllllllll l m ,,,meYour Own C n Name Your Own Coupon i m m Reform [i Dairy ~~¢ : eli ~~¢ : el31 1 ill VOFF I ,,ecewe7 0FF~e:h: ; leader m I ' p~y ' . 5¢ p~ ~ ~$tem.Coup~ca~notexceed~ev~ue0flhe~em.UmLtcoup~p~| c~ y~,w~, rece~e.7u OFF the p=~o O! ~ DebIt~. ~ ~ exceed~ v~ueof,',o item. Um~: ~=~ per I to visit . item~p~nc~n~tbec~Nned~t~dhe~c~u~er~Use~r~fthe~c~up~s~it~aminimum$2~i~ch'e~' | c~nd bec~Sned wilh ~ othercoup ~er, Use~ or~ ofthese coupons with a mirimum $25,001am~ purchase, (Tdd I ll discountnot to exceed $9.50 ~ fa~Uyo~der, ) Maximum10 ~ffer~ couponsper f~i~/order of $25.00or m~'e,Valid only at Overwa~ea not(0 exceed $9.50 per famUy order.) Ma~m~n 100"~erenl coupons per fa~ib/~r 0f$25.~ u more.Va~d 0n~/at Over~itea . 1 _ B.C. REFORM leader Jack Weis- m ,e=e~,s~o,~F~ ,,~995 7025 1 I IS~Jurday,Feb.11,1995 70252 I gerber will be here Thursday, i m I m l I m i l l i l m I l i l l _ll llllllllllllllllllm March 4 for the founding meeting of a provincial Reform con- stituency association for Skeena. It happens at 7 p.m. at the Prices i n effect Februa 8-11 Masonic Hall on Lazelle Ave. "It's moving quite nicely," said organizer Ron Town. "They've got over 140 members on the books already and they're going to wait until they've got at least 300 members before they Overwamtea Foeds start the search for a candidate." ,,ou LL COME BA, ,K FOR! Once an executive is formed, he DIRECT said, they'll work on building the In The Skeena Mall, Terrace Phone 635-5950 REGULAR Men. - Fri. 9 am- 9 pm I membership and search for a can. didate in the next provincial elec- We Honor All Competitors Coupons At Regular Retail HouRs sat. &sun. 9am 6 pm tion. I
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INSIDE COMMUNITY EVENTS B2 MMUNITY • 638-7283 I I rl
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IIScience festivities LIBRARY EXPRES.¢ HARRIETT FJAAGESUND STUDENTS from all over town paNcipated in the 30th Ter- race Science Festival last Sat- urday. Hundreds of Informative 3ookshelves yiE,Id and fascinating displays chal- lenged senses of touch, smell reasure trove sight and hearing. That's four- LL ABOARD! The Library Ex- year-old Kevin Wiebe (bottom left) watching the swirling press is about to pull out of the waters of Jeremy Hoek's station. C'mon now, folks, hurry Tornado project. It was also a A up and find a seat. Our first stop day for contests. At left, Adrian the book section. Designs in Science - Using Light Houghton and John Robert Davis pile 78 pennies on their by Sally & Adrian Morgan, Facts on File There would be no life without light. tin foil boat before the struc- Most of our light comes from the sun, which ture sinks in the foil boat con- ovides us with light and heat and controls the test. At bottom right, Prabhjot bttems of life on earth. Light is a form ofener- Parrnar counts rings to /, and can be bent, reflected, focused, and gener- determine the age of a tree, cd. A very "enlightening" read for all ages. Full Science Festival results in Needlepoint and Pattern next week's ~Standard. by Gloria Katzenberg, Macmillan Publishing Whether you're a seasoned needleworker or a ~ginner, you'll like this book. The author takes )u through sixteen basic stitches, each t~lly de- ribed in text, diagrams, and photographs. You'll also learn how to use some unusual aterials ~ chenille, yarn, metallic thread, but- ns, beads, and tiny mirrors. This is a fun book! Teenage Drinking by Elaine Landau, Enslow Publishers Teenage drinking is now one of the most rious problems facing adolescents today. Ag- cssive advertising promoting alcohol makes inking look very cool to young people. The suit is that millions of teenagers are consuming ~ohoi, many on a regular basis. This book also lists the warning signs of sub- ince abuse. The Tribe of Tiger by Elizabeth Marshall Thomas, Simon & :huster. We envision all cats, wild as well as domestic, solitary, independent creatures. Nothing could further from the truth. 2ate have a very structured society, and just like , each is a unique and fascinating individual. Mso the author of The Hidden Life of Dogs. Outlander ~y Diana Gabaldon, Delacorte Press ['he year is 1945. Your name is Claire ~auchamp Randall. ~'ou're on holiday with your husband in Scot- ld. Everything is just fine until you find this Isterious stone circle. And all of a sudden erything isn't so fine because you fund yourself tapuited backwards in time more than two hun- ~d years[ ['his book is hard to put downl The Illustrated Hitchhike r'e Guide to the Galaxy Jy Douglas Adams, Harmony Press fou loved the video, right? The galactic misad- atures of poor Arthur Dent has left you happily ruling all over yourself. 3ut you're greedy for more, right? Don't panic! is book is for you. The Hitchhiker's Guide is last published in hyper-hysterical format and ~rious Technicolor. • is is sure to become a classic. [ttentionl Next stop: the video section. THE NOMADICS The Fighting Sulivans ~tarring Anne Baxter, Thomas Mitchell. Pro- rced by Sam Jaffe. Directed by Lloyd More st -' -' '" ' Icon. THEY CALL themselves The Ye follow the five Sullivan brothers fiom child- Nomadics. od to adulthood. Life in the Sullivan household mything but quiet. And Terrace can check out ,eaky boats, mongrel dogs, woodbox carpentry, the gonzo sound of this young t fights, and puppy love abound. Then comes now rock band when they play ultimate tzagedy. this Saturday at the Thornhill ?IlLsis a wonderful old classic. Community Centre. The Fortune Cookie Shawn Killaly started the ;tarring Jack Lemmon, Walter Matthau. band with friends Norm educed and directed by Billy Wilder. Dreger and Kevin Andrews in ;ports cameraman Harry Hinkle (Lemmon) is 1991 "as a fun thing to do." ning the big football game when Boom. Boom "We weren't any good," :kson accidently knocks him out cold. says Droger. "Then we got Iarry isn't hurt, but his brother-in-law Jeff Rey and stared writing our iathau), a shady lawyer, smells big money. He own songs a year ago." winces Harry to sue. Trouble is, Harry has a ; heart and an even bigger conscience. Roy, a snowboarder, added ,emmon./Mathau fans will love this movie. the capital.G gonzo elemenf to .Ivlng With Diabetes: A winning the band. formula And it fit with the direction they wanted to go. 'his isn't a new library release, but I decided to ,lew it after a friend of mine was diagnosed "We didn't really want to THE NOMADICS are: Shawn Killaly on percussion and cookware, Kevln Andrews on baritone th diabetes. sound like anything normal," sax./clarinet, Norm Dreger on keys, trumpet, bass guitar and guitar, Jeff Rey on vocals, and 12- )iabetes can strike anyone st any time. This adds Killaly. string guitar, and Lucas North on guitar and vocals. tee explains exactly what diabetes is and how it The latest addition to the t be conlrolled. band is Luca..s North, & Sound and at Christine's and lipstick. Valentine's Dance at the )efinitely a worthwhile video to watch. They spent November Emporium. The Nomadics open for ~ Thornhiil Community centre:,: : . recording songs at local Live shows tend to be louder Highway 16 West: (which Tickets $15 at Sight & Sound,:. ": )kay, folks, we're heading back to the station. P01ywog Studio and their first than the album, they say, both seems to be another' incarna, and:: Braid's ~surance~/,Als~i/i'~ pc you enjoyed the ride, I look forward to album is now out. ~musically and visually. Band ti0n 'of the: Low B~dget Blues ;~ ~erformlng ' are Re~Vei~g i :~ :?: lng all of you next time. The tape is for sale at Sight members sport cheesy outfits Band) at~the Saturday, Feb' 1i/~~-~o0nchP0tatoes, and In S~p~,g'~ ~i:~;;:~:~~.-
/ • B2 - The Terr.',ce Standard, Wednesday, February 8, 1995
I I I I $tayforS . *and i I I I breakfast nsfree. [ I I I ---lTY CENE °° .ll • Winter bed .:~:...... " .~, ;: ;' I and breakfast "~,.~,:. ..I~U.Lat~U ~ I' I special includes ~;~ "" ...... ".... -" I MUSIC I ," ...... , 5_mg'q , MOVIES I brealdas[ for 2. ~ " qi~r"'~Vl[~ I • CALEDONIA CONCERT & STAGE BAND perform I •Friendly I,ome- ~i~ with jazz trumpetist DON CLARK at 8:00 p.m. Friday, Feb- TRAPPED IN PARADISE, with Nicolas Cage, :John I away-from-home -:-, ...... ,~j~,v..~m_ ~ I ruary 10 at the R.E.M. Ice Theatre. Admission free. On Sat- Lovitz, and Dana Carvey, opens plays at 7:00 p.m.onlyuntil I •Stay'n Save Motor Inns conveniently located in Vancouver Airport I urday, February 11, a mass School District #88 Grade 6 band Thursday, Feb. 9. Tales From the Crypt presents DEMON | four of BC's rnosE popular destinations Victoria I and Grade 7 band will perform elementary band music from 7 KNIGHT at 9:15 p.m. only. Also playing until Feb. 9 is I 'Beautyrest'" matu'esses, free sports and movie Kamloops I to 8 p.m. at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre. DUMB AND DUMBER. I channels, family restauranu and more, Kelowna I I "Coupon must be presented upon check-in i" 800-663-0298 I FAXline[604) 273-%22 , I • HIGHWAY 16 WEST and friends, featuring Recover- StartingFriday I ~Single/Doubleper night basis.Valid Nov. 1/94 to Feb.28195. [ I Availableat all Iocatioas.Subject to availability.Taxes ext,'a. I ing Couch Potatoes, the Nomadics, and In Step play a & LEGENDS OF THE FALL, with Brad Pitt, Anthony I- ...... ~------.! Valentine's Dance Saturday, Feb. 11 starting at 8 p.m. at the Hopkins and Aldan Quinn, opens Friday, playing at 7:00 and Thornhill Community Centre. Tickets $15 at Sight & Sound 9:15 p.m. Also playing from Feb. 10-15 are FAR FROM and Braid Insurance. A Terrace Musicians Association HOME at 7:15 p.m. only, and Steve Martin in MIXED presentation. NUTS at 9:30 p.m. only.
• PENDERECKI STRING QUARTET from Poland plays the R.E.M. Ice Theatre at 8 p.m. on Friday, February i Terrace Musicians" 17. Tickets $15 for adults, $10 for students/seniors. Tickets at Assocxatlon i Irwin's Jewellers in the Skecna Mall. A Terrace Concert ET CETERA proudly presents "Society presentation. • STITCHES IN TIME is a spectacular exhibition of the VALENTINE'S . works of 16 Terrace quilters at the Terrace Shopping Centre. • HOODS IN THE WOODS play the Canadian Ski The Terrace Art Association show runs Feb. 3 to 26 from : DANCE : Patrol's annual Spring Fever dance Saturday Feb. 18 starting noon to 3 p.m. Tuesday to Saturday and I to 4 p.m. Sunday. " at 9 p.m. in the arena banquet room. Tickets $10 at Shames •Mountain, All Seasons, and Sport World. Upcoming ..... : HIGHWAY 16 : Make the 'Scene! Call 638-?283 or f~ to 638-8432 to • ALPHA YAYA DIAJ.JLO a Vancouver a.o- add your event to the Standard's flee entertainment list- = WEST I beat/modern funk African band plays the Thomhill Corn- ings. The deadline is 5 p.m. Thursday for the following = You knew them as the = munity Centre Friday, Feb. 24 at 8 p.m. Tickets are $15 for week,spaper" 'adults, $10 for students/seniors at Misty River Books, -- "Low Budget Blues Band". V Sidewalkers and Sight & Sound. Sponsor~t by Northwest = with special guests Development Education and Terrace Multicultural Ass'n. Hammond t,x Recovering Couch Potatoes = • TERRACE COMMUNITY BAND presents "An Inter- = The Nomadlcs national Affair" --their major fundraising concert at 8 p.m. now on sale
Saturday, March 4 at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre. Tickets $10 ($5 IT'S OFFICIAL. ~ In Step r for teens/free to under 120 at Sight & Sound in mall, Bank New York blues man John of Montreal and band members. Hammond will take to the stage = Tickets $15 Available at at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre on Sight & Sound & Braid Insurance = THEATRJ= Wednesday, March 15. = Saturday, February 11 ~. ,: ~ .~ Tickets go on sale today at Thornhill Community Centre = Sidewalkers, Drifters and Sight & = Doors Open at 8:00 pm Sound in the Skeena Mall. • LUCIEN, a comedy starring Marsliail Buttbn'goes on They'reHammond $18. begins his northwest =V MustCourtesy by 19 Vanyears stage at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre on Wednesday, Feb. 8 at 8 tour March 13 with a per- p.m. Tickets are $15 for adults, $10 for seniors and students, formance in Prince George and = Proceeds to the A Theatre Alive presentation, follows it up on the 14th with a ~ Terrace Musician's Association stop at the Della Herman Theatre John Hammond in Smithers. ~~~~~~~~
Wednesday, February 8 BIG BROTHERS AND February 17-18 p.m. at the Happy Gang Monday, February 20 ,1856. CALEDONIA PARENTS AD- SISTERS of Terrace hold a HEART & STROKE Founda- Centre. Prizes, refreshments. BIG BROTHERS AND VISORY COUNCIL holds their social evening for the public at tion conducts an education Everyone welcome. SISTERS hold their annual TU ES DAYS monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. at the Terrace Inn. and blood pressure check at general meeting at 7:30 p.m. SCHIZOPHRENIA SOCIETY at the school library. Call 635-4232 for more info. the Skeena Mall from 10 a.m. Sunday, February 19 at the Terrace Inn. meets the third Tuesday of to 8p.m. on Friday and 10 RRSP FINANCIAL BASICS every month at 7:30 p.m. at Thursday wFebruary 9 Tuesday v February 14 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. free seminar with Primerica Tuesday, February 21 Stepping Stone Clubhouse, READY OR NOT-- a six PACIFIC NORTHWEST Financial Services at Sand- TERRACE TOASTMASTERS 3302 Sparks St. Contact: 638- week parenling program be- MUSIC FESTIVAL committee Saturday~ February 18 man Inn banquet room at 7 meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Ter- 3325. gins at the Terrace Women's meeting 8 p.m. at 4514 Cedar B.C. SENIOR GAMES social p.m. 635-7800 for more info. race Inn. Contact Diana at Resource Centre. It's for Cres. card games take place at 7:30 635-5905 or Unda at 638- MISS TERRACE PAGEANT parents with children 8 to 12 committee meets the second years. Call Candice at 635- Tuesday of every month at th( 2116 for info or to register. You're Invited to Spend Terrace pool board room.
TERRACE LITTLE THEATRE SKEENA VALLEY SNOW- play Firebugs will be work- MOBILE ASSOCIATION shopped Feb. 9 at 7:30 p.m. Week n meets the first Tuesday of To attend, prereglstar by every month at 7:30 p.m. at phoning the McColl Playhouse O the Sandman Inn. at 638-1215. T & K SINGLES meet every EL SALVADOR: Peace At zse Tuesday for coffee night at Mr Last -- a slide show presenta- Mike's at 7 p.m. Call Boa at tion by Patti Barnes of the Courtesy of Thornhill Motors 635-3238 or Carroll at 632- Northwest Development Edu- 3547 for more info. cation Association. It takes Leo wants to send you on a Hawaiian/Mexican place at Northwest Communityl vacation.., on him!l From now until April 30 when you SHAMROCK 4.1-1 CLUB College's library seminar room purchase any new or used vehicle, you are eligible to win a meets every third Tuesday at at noon and later that night at 7 p.m. at Cassie Hall 7:30 p.m. at the Skeena Jr. , ",, :. %, 7 day vacation for 2 to Hawaii or Mexico... YOUR CHOICE! Elementary. Call Laurie at Secondary school library. WE MAKE BUYING A VEHICLE EVEN SWEETER/ 635-9401 for more info. (Trip includes airfare & accommodation. Draw Date May 1/95) Saturdey~ February 11 TERRACE COMMUNITY LEGION/LADIES AUXIL- BAND rehearses Tuesdays in UARY hold the Installation of 1991 Ford XLT 4x4 the Caledonia band room from the 1995 executive at 7:30 7 to 9 p.m. Call 635-4729 for p.m. at the Legion. more info. THE KERMODEI ALUANCE CHURCH CHORISTERS invite boys and presents "Power Play", a girls ages 8 and up to come movie for the whole family at sing along on Tuesdays from 7:30 p.m. Free admission. 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. at the Skeena g Band Room. Call Terry Ander- B.C• SENIORS GAMES son 638-1183 for info. ZONE 10 general meeting takes place at2 p.m, atthe The Te,'race Standard offers Happy Gang Centre the What's ffp community calendar as a public service Sunday, February 12 to its readers and community 12TH SENIORS organizations. SWEETHEART dinner and Tids column is intended for dance hosted by the Kinette ', "%._ :-,~ • Air Conditioning .Cruise Control • ~lt Steering non-prof~ organizations and Club of Terrace takes place at • Power Windows • Power Locks • FULLY LOADED tluJse events for which tl~ere is / 4:30 p.m. at the Elks Hall. Drive away today and you could be relaxing on no admission charge. Free of charge. If transporta- a Beach tomorrow! Items will run two weeks be- tion is required, leave a mes- fore each event. sage at 638-1726. We ask that items be sub. mitred by 5p.m. on the Ttmrs- February Monday, 13 l day before the issue in which SKEENA VALLEY FALL it is to appear. FAIR Association meets at 8 Submissions sheuld be typed p.m. at Thomhill Jr, Secondary or printed neatly. library, The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 8, 1995 - B3 iFirebugs start to heat up Contributed by Terrace Little Theatre This play is "theatre of the ab- a chorus of vigilante firemen. ence for high school and college , THE FIREBUGS are hot into re- surd, very funny, and based on New crew members are doing English and drama students. 1] Drinking Water hearsals now at the McColl the Greek theatre tradition," says hair, makeup and costumes, and They'll participate in some of • Playhouse. director Daniel Barnswell. Tania Mackenzie is adroitly lead- the behind-the-scenes activities of !.l/ Water-EvenWhen The cast is preparing for a nan- ing the firemen chorus through taking the play from script to bur of local and out-of-town per- their steps. stage. I¢ ~ It Is Cold Outside. formances as well as the Skeena "The Firebugs is about arson, This process will include a ~/~H need to consume six to Zone Drama Festival, scheduled plain and simple," Barnswell make-up demonstration with for March 23, 24, and 25 in continues• "It's like a runaway Sharon Lynch, an insight into the During the summer the body uses perspiration as its main Around Smithers. train, totally out of control." rehearsal process with Barnswell, method of cooling down. During the summer you can drink a "We have a brilliant cast and The play is about a small town and plenty of time for questions crew of newcomers and experi- confronting an enemy, he says, variety of beverages to quench your thirst but, water is the only throughout. beverage that is low or free of sodium, tastes good and contains enced Terrace Little Theatre adding characters are "wild and Space permitting, the Feb. 9th mcmbcrs rehearsing nightly to crazy" and slapstick comedy is no calories. Caffeine drinks or alcohol are diuretics. These Town workshop will be open to the beverages do not add to our total daily water intake as they cause bring this exciting play to rampant. public for a small fee of $5. audiences throughout the area," the body to lose water. A f'h-St for Terrace Little Anyone interested in attending To prevent excess liquid loss and dehydration in the winter, drink Lodge staff Barnswell proclaims enthusiasti- Theatre, The Firebugs will be is asked to pre-registcr by calling cally. lots of water. You may not feel as thirsty as you do when it is hot win award workshopped on February 9 at the MeCoil Playhouse at 638- outside, but you still loose water through perspiration. AIs¢ liquid The cast numbers 15, including 7:30 p.m. as a learning experi- 1215. DIETARY STAFF at Ter- loss through exhaled air can be enormous in cold weather. Cold racevlew Lodge have been dry air is inhaled, warmed and moistened in the lungs and is exhaled as humid warm air. We have all seen our breath on those awarded a Food Safe Ex- HAPPY GANG HAPPENINGS cellence Award from the min- istry of health. It's only the second kitchen Joe is missed by many in the Skeena Health Unit to Contributed by Hugh Power many sports, including floor curl- Nordstrom. qualify. SENIORS AT the Happy Gang ing and horseshoes. All three are long-time mum- All staff members completed Centre took a moment's silence He was always willing to help bet's of the branch and have con- the Food Safe course and con- on Jan. 12 in remembrance of in many ways and will be greatly tributed much to the development i~i~iii!i!:ii{ sistently demonstrated a high long-time member Joe Schul- missed by the organization. and betterment of the branch. level of sanitation and food- meister. Congratulations to all. handling practices. Joe was an active member of At the same meeting of the The next general meeting is the Terrace branch of the B.C. branch, life memberships were Thursday, Feb. 9 at 2 p.m. in the Old Age Pensioners Organization presented to Aileen Frank and Happy Gang Centre. See you all N# Raffle (BCOAPO) and took part in Jake Mantel, and Ennice there! benefits divvied NORTHWEST SI-IRINERS and Harley riders combined to give out the proceeds from last year's successful Shriners/H.O.G. raffle. The $19,454 proceeds go to the Shriners Hospitals for Crippled Children. Harley riders donated their ticket sales commission to four good Today's better way 4, causes in the northwest. They also gave $500 cheques to the Terrace Child Develop- ment Centre, the Kitimat Ex- tended Care Patients Fund, the Bulkley Valley Child Devel- opment Centre and Prince Rupert Reconnect. White Cane week starts HIGH-TECH equipment for Steak & blind and visually impaired people is going to be on dis- play at the mall Friday and Lobster Dinner !i Saturday. Items include speaking alarm clocks and high powered text magnifiers. There are also Braille ver- sions of playing cards, watches, telephones, and dominoes. S 99 But helping the blind help themselve isn't the only goal of support groups like the Ca- nadian National Institute for the Blind or the Canadian Couneil of the Blind. Includes: 1 boneless strip loin steak (7-8 oz) Johnny Flatt, a Prince 1 -lobster tai (frozen 10-12 oz) George member of both groups, was here earlier this week to help out Terraee's White Cane Club during White Cane Week (Feb. 5-11). Flatt says there's also a lot of effort aimed at getting the carnauons 99¢ ea. sighted population to look at blind people differently. Valentine Gift Packs "It used to be the theory that if you're blind you sit in the comer with your face to the s17.98 an,u. wall," he said. "That theory is gone, out the window." "You have to look at the Sweetheart Bouquets ability of the person not the disability of the person." They're also working hard to S12.00ea. promote safety and prevent in- juries that cause blindness. "A lot of eye injuries hap- Valentine Ceram ici:Pla, pen in the home," Flatt said. $16.98 ,o,,o "Children getting into chemi- cals or substances that they shouldn't. Or people use Roses ...... i.,,.:Z!,.,. .... ' ...... ,...... '3 a 49 ,a. equipment without proper alld at pII pp~dpating Ssfeway stores. Limit of One coupon per purchase. Limit af one item per coupon. The regular pdce I eflJrnll pnce) will be paid on additional purchases of this producL Coupon must be presented et time of purr.,haea, safety gear." n cannot be combined with any other coupon after, While stocks last. No ralnchecka. For GST taxable products, I OST Is included In the face value of the coupon, I The term blind refers to Coupon expires dos~ Satun~, Feb~aty la~ 199& (~) I people who have less than 10 .p_I_VlS/ON_C_O_U.~..¥_.P_I.U_e__O£4_2...... j valenune Rose B.d Vases.,,:..., ~16. O0 ea. per cent normal vision. There's also an entire range of people who are visually im- paired, but not blind. Effective until February 14, 1995.
Many people Flatt works , . r , with are capable of participa- Check your bulk foods for Valentine candies ting in many sports and recrea- tional activities as well. including cinnamon hearts, marShmallow "It's an absolute joy when yon see a totally blind person hearts, red & white jelly beans, Ju Jubes etc. play golf and they par a hole on the golf course," Flatt says. That happened at a gathering on a Prince George golf course last year, he says. There are also blind skiers and bowlers, B4 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February' 8, 1995
50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION : ,, , Pamily endur war, hardship and travel p ETER AND Rina the family present. Cervo left their Standing in for them was homeland in Rina's cousin ~ Petro Bat- Brogliano, Italy, tilano and a friend of Mr. in 1958 with beautiful Cervo ~ Frank Vencado. memories of their family and Peter was 26 and Rina 19. friends they left behind. After they were married, They also brought with them they lived in Valdagno, Italy. many stories of the hardship Two years later their first they experienced during the children were born -- terrible war years. daughter Marisa on Nov. 13, Now, as they look back a 1946, and son Flavio (Flip) on half century to the life they Sept. 26, 1951. shared together, they still In the spring of 1957, Mr. clearly remember the day they YVONNE MOEN Cervo immigrated to Canada. He worked at a chain saw both stood together at the The met when he was couple factory in Vancouver and the altar, looking into each other's working at a textile factory as eyes, repeating their vows. following year applied to have a weaver in the village of his family come to Canada. Those memories were Valdagno. Rina C, rvo and their two rekindled on Nov. 25, 1994, Their first meeting was at a when Peter and Rina Cervo children arrived in Vancouver train station in Brogliano. June 19, 1958. were treated to a surprise 50th Rina was sitting with some Mr. Ccrvo began work with THE CERVO CLAN gathered together here on Nov. 25 to commemmorate the 50th wedding an- wedding anniversary party other ladies enjoying a CN Rail and moved with the niversary of Peter and Rina Curve, who tied the knot in war-tom Italy in 1944. held at the Elks Hall in Ter- cigarette, waiting for the train, family to Bums Lake and then race, B.C. and Peter commented to them more often in the summer beautiful anniversary cake was rinse her clothing in the river McBride before getting the job Family and some close on how much smoke they months. made for them by grand- at48below. of section foreman on the line friends gathered together at were making. They spend many hours en- daughter Debra of Prince Last year, her children from Terrace to Kitimat. the Elks Hall for this very spe- Peter and Rina then had a joying their vegetable and Rupert. bought her a brand new In December, 1961, the fam- cial day. slight argument over this. flower garden. Daughter Marisa thanked washer, telling her it was time ily arrived in Terrace and first The afternoon was spent They both went their own They have donated beautiful everyone for coming and and she deserved one. She with everyone just relaxing lived in a cabin on the bench bouquets of flowers to thanked their parents for corn- now uses it to store things in. way, but the next spring they on Eby St. and chatting with the 50th an- met again at the same station Heritage Park and old timers ing to Canada. I asked Mrs. Curve what ad- niversary couple. In 1963 they bought their reunion dinners for the tables, Peter and Rina Curve now vice she gives for a good mar- and got to know each other home on Kerr St. down by the Nov,, I will try and tell you better. plus other occasions. have four grandchildren and riage. river and still live there today. Last summer, Mr. and Mrs. just a little bit about the Cervo Peter then in May of 1944 two great-grandchildren. Never keep things bottled up Their second son Mauro was Cervo and theiir two grown up family. went to ask Rina's father for They have lived a very good inside, she says. "Yell it out." born Sept. 27, 1957. sons Flip and Mauro all Peter Ccrvo was born Sept. her hand in marriage. but simple life in Canada. And never lie to your hus- Mr. Curve worked for the travelled back to Italy to visit 9, 1918 at Cromezlo, Italy. Peter and Rina Cervo were Mrs. Cervo had not owned band, but never tell him every- CNR for some 26 years before family and old friends. His wife, was born Rina Bat- married on l~lov. 25, 1944 at nor ever wished to own a thing. retiring in 1983. They also paid a visit to the tilano on Nov. 18, 1925 at the Madonm St. Assunta washing machine, preferring Many more years of good Both he and Rina are in good church they were married at Brogliano. Church at Brogliano, Italy. to do her laundry by hand on health and happiness to Mr. health. 50 years ago. When the war came in 1939, Because a war was going on the good old wash board, and Mrs. Cervo. They walk downtown to At their anniversary celebra- Peter went into the army and at the time, they had just a She remembers going down shop at least once a week and tion here in November, a to the river at Burns Lake to served until 1943. very small wedding with just
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You are invited to review and comment on the timber supply ay Feb. 6 atTpm and review discussion paper for the southern portion of the Kalum timber supply area (TSA). This is part of a provincewide program saturdayFeb. 11th at 4pm on CBC. by the Chief Forester to examine the timber supply situation in the province. The review will provide the Chief Foresterwith Maiden Pacific Holidays is providing two destina- Question G information to determine harvesting levels that are environ- tion prizes. Top score wins a seven-day vacation Since you both arrive at the intersection at mentally sound and that ensure the sustainability of B.C,'s forests. for two to Costa Rica via United Airlines that the same time, who has the right of way? includes a four-day cruise. A randomly drawn [] 1. Your car ': < The discussion paper summarizes the two technical reports - entrant wins a trip for two to Orlando, Florida [] 2. The other car . iiI timber supply analysis and socio-economic assessment with seven nights accommodation provided by [] 3..Neither car-you both must stop first, ..~ and identifies the critical areas of public concern in an Radisson Hotels and one week Alamo car rental. then turn. : understandable manner. Other prizes include Fletcher's Fine Foods prod- ucts, and over 100 instant wm prizes when you NOW phone the Road Test Line: I!!I~ Public input on the discussion paper is welcome and will enter I be considered by the Chief Forester before the allowable by touch-tone phone. A free call to 1-800-796-8888 i~i[ (touch-tone phone required). annual cut is determined for the TSA. Watch the show and circle your answers Please forward public comments to: to the following questions: r ...... i Entry Form - PMase complete. I Brian Downle,District Manager,Kalum Forest Districl, Question A Era, 200, 5220 KeithAve., Terrace, B.C., V8G 1L1 Whicl~ driver was responsible for this ,[ Section 1: Enter your 7-digit home telephone crash? .~"~-:'.: :number. Deadlinefor submissionis February15, 1995 [] 1. The driver of the white car for faillngtOyield.. I I I I I I I I [] 2. The driver of the black car for passing:ii:~/!i~i!:!:~i: " Attend the open houses and learn more about the ! Section 2: Contest identification number. Kalum (South) timber supply review process, i ll~l,EnterIMm°nthIv & yearl, ofl birth (eg. 04-63). . . _;iiI: _ February 7, 1095- 3:00- 0:09 pm Lower City Centre Mall, : Section 3: Are you a BCAA member-enter 1 for 276 City Centre, Kitimat, B.C, yes, enter 3 for no.
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UPPER FLOOR PLAN SPECIAL FEATURES: _ experience15yea. in lm 1109 SO. FT. (103.0 M=) real estate. ,/cozy country home Is sure to please, 635-7068 . ,...... MASTER v' Open foyer, with railed staircase, leads to Magnificent8.5 Acres EXC )rseshoe MLS $179,900 richard evans spacious upper areas...... i ' ,/'living room features fireplace and vaulted I ceilings., . ' ~'E ...." i ~' direct access to sundeck is provided from i dining room and family room. 8 years ! ,/luxurious master suite boasts 4 piece experience in real estate. [i ...... iI ensuite and walk-in closet, ,/sundeck increases the overall depth. 638-8882 i-~r--i Horseshoe EXC $145,000 E3encl~MLS $325,000 john evans
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~~.~ ..... ,.I •"- 8 years I experience in real estate. l ...... " ~,,,~, ..~, 635-4773 I i . GARAGE ~ .': - . . erika langer Thornhill MLS $38,900 Thornhill MLS $185,000 /L...JJ~ I ' : ~ '~ TOTAL: 2341 SQ. FT. (217.4 M') ~~ L_ --/I I~-- -...... widTH:L " " 66 I 10 II (~0.4 M) ...... I Ill]l
"'- 6 years I experience in real estate. "WEINMASTER HOME DESIGN IPLANN°.91"81 635-2697 Business EXC $19,000 + Inventory Westridge Estates MLS $214,900 joyce findlay
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~IEI~BER OF TIM-BR-MARTS LTD. 635-6273 ...,v 10 years IIl~ experience in real estate. | 635-3389 Bench MLS $314,000 Thornhill MLS $159,500 verne ferguson
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LOT 1-1.26acres$14,500 I USK STATIONROAD COMMERCIALPROPERTY #9 -1978QUEENSWAY ""- 2 years MLS $37,500MLS experience in LOT2..84 acres$12,500 MLS I $59,900MLS real estate. 635-6236 .i! diana wood Yn~Y| Copperside MLS $79,900 Thornhill EXC $105,000
OLD REMOROAD 1998QUEENSWAY, MLS 4908HAUGLAND AVE. GOSSENCREEK $169,O0OMLS CALL DERICK Call WandaEXC 2.31 acres, 5 bedrooms. Asking $139,500MLS. Call Dave. EBYSTREET LOT v 5 years Well built comfodable home. experience in 1/2 Acre in good location Just Lots I & 2 Near school and hospital open real estate. KALUM STREET and spacious. Oak kitchen outside city limits• $27,500 E×C, 1st Ave. & McBride Blvd. 66x100 lot in Horseshoe, cabinets, 2 bedrooms up, 1 Call Wanda .52 acre - 130 ft. 638-0047 zoned for duplex, sewer and down, 2 sundecks,large family m' water connections to BEAM STATIONLOT Frontage on 1st Ave, room, greenhouse, garden Bench MLS $298,000 Thornhill MLS $88,900 steve cook property. Fill on properly, area, fruit trees. Lot is nicely Offers a view of the lake serenity $34,50O MLS ready to level, Asking landscaped• of the Wesl Bide. $22,000 MLS, $28,000. Call Wanda. Call Derick. CALL DERICK NRS PROMISE OF SERVICE •,.--- ~ 5 years ~ ; ~:~ experience In real estate. ~ i I " ;=:i 638-8198 Horseshoe MLS $31,500 Kitwanga MLS $69,900 suzanne gleason
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Fashionable design I.,, ~-~'%~'t,%~:== Investment Opportunity in U.S. Resort Home. for shallow lot (Fun and Sun, is an extra bonus!) " Plan no. U-892 the bedrooms are a good ~ ~ ~ ~ • Ownership for Holiday or Profit! BY M. TYNAN size. The master is particularly ~..~.~. '~ A stucco and brick exterior, grand, featuring a large wa k- • 1st time offered in B.C. - By Prospectus feature windows, a raised in closet, and a five piece arched entrance, and a multi- ensuite with an oversized • The Pointe Resort Condominiums at :.~ level roof with gables, showeranda raisedswirltub. Tapatio Cliffs combine to create a popular This plan is availab e with a exterior look. slab or a crawlspace • A "Sunbelt', Location,-Phoenix Arizona :::: Double doors lead into a foundation...... F..~._T_.J-Lm .... " :~: : .;: . foyer which features a 12'-0" Plans for U-892 may be' i ~"-~:i:l ,.~:~. I i ":Surprisingly affordable! Ask about the ceiling height, and an obtained for $495.00 for a : r~::~)~ ~ i~ ~ '='~'~ I ; " r ' .... overhead window which: P ckageoffvecompetesets .. ~~~, ~ : ::: G oupBuy plan provides plenty of natural of working prints and $45'00 r * 1 ~ ~ ~~ 1 : ;You Own! We Manage! Cash Flows! light. The den, separated for each additional set of the ..... ~ I . • ~.~-, r=--- i ...... rJ'., ~.::: form the main traffic areas and same plan. Allow $15.00 [.' .i~-.- I=,%,1.~- -,=-%' : • Fullresort environment- pools, golf, tennis set just inside the front extra, to cover the cost of .... .L._._~- ~.._'._1-£.3-],,%~. ="~'~ :rl • ' entrance, would make an postage and handling (BIG : i ~~J "-" ':--T"~ :::and spa! " ;: ideal home office. A spacious residents add applicable :'" .~ ,.,~--~,, ~= ~,~-: :~/ . living and dining room offer a sales tax to plan total)(All! P~No: U-~2 I Y-~-,': ~ : For all the details call Nowt : 'comfortable atmosphere for Canadian residents add 7% ~/.,oz.~i~=-r ,'=---'=:" r--'r--- -~-~ ~__~_. i entertaining, and feature a GST to plan total plus• ...... I ...... Ii'~_--:-~ :.%~._... ; ~ , Jeremy Leevers i vaulted ceiling and feature postage and handling). :: : ~i:*::"iii i ,window in the living room. This is one of our new J .,,~ " Sussex Group The family room features a designs. Many innovative !Call eolleet .(604) 984-9711 • • cosy gas fireplace and ample plans are now available in our , i room to arrange furnishings home plan catalogue for to your liking. The cook in the $13.85 including postage family will enjoy the gourmet and handling and 7% GST, payable to: The Terrace 2996 Lonsdale Ave. kitchen with a pantry, a handy Please make all cheques, Standard Plan of the Week, • work island, and an efficient North Vancouver, B.C. money orders, and Visa or 13659 ' - 108th Avenue, TOTAL R.OC'R ~ 2~ 6¢:. FT. "U" shaped counter layout MasterCard authorizations Surrey, B.C., V3T 2K4. with an open counter and breakfast bar to service the • nook. Upstairs, a games room mllllllllllllllllllllll ASSOCIATE provides ample space for ROYAL LEPAGE BROKER recreational_ e.cluipment. All llil]ilillllillllilllil NETWORK
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The management of TERRACE OPEN c REALTY LTD.- ROYAL LEPAGE ABN recognizes RUSTY LJUNGH as the HOUSE outstanding salesman for the month of JANUARY. 1995. We value her 6203 Nelson Rd. excellent performance and service to February 11/95 the public in the field of Real estate. 2-4 p,m, Host: Rusty"s determination and motivation $246,000 $129,900 MLS $199,900 MLS $94,900 MLS have awarded her "SALESMAN OF $91,900 EXC Ric White 5117A & B MEDEEK MLS 2147 QUEENSWAY 4817 SOUCIE AVE. 2512 KALUM ST. THE MONTH". 2407 PEAR ST, CONGRATULATIONS! TERRACEREALTY LTD, ROYAL LEPAGI
ASSOCIATED BROKER Rusty Ljungh LisaGodlinski Ralph Godlinski Christel Godlinski Joe Barbosa Lynda Boyce aic White David D. Hull Bert Ljungh NETWORK 635-5754 635-4950 n3~.aq~n ~.~R.R~7 ¢:qcLc:~,n,~ ~oo ,1N7,,.4 ~=_~'¢no ~_,~ .~ n,.,,-...... 638-0371
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Y l One for the books THERE MAY he a place for Mort Feddersen in the Guin- ness Book of Records. After all, how many rookies can claim to have taken home ..... • -- an 'A' event bonspiel trophy ~ ~ after only three weeks curling? Feddersen's meteoric prog- mess began the first week of i~:~i~:~! :i
• January when he was picked • ,, :~ :,/"L~:i:.- ~: :~,~ C .,;siar cut winov up by the Brown rink to fill a L ET'S DROP our anthropomorphic .gap that had opened up at lead . :,\..: :~ bias -- let's forget that bizarre in- terpretation of scripture that has led team..on the Thursday night men's limb us to the strange conclusion that He impressed his new team- everything in creation is there to be exploited mates immediately with 'a for the benefit of man -- and ask this question: What do we need to know before logging part delivery better than expected ...... of a forest? from a beginner and weight Recently I viewed a video called Critical control to match. Habitat. ,At one point in the documentary a With only three league scientist hdd a black and yellow centipede up to games under his belt -- all the camera, then told how he and his colleagues victories -- Feddersen found had just discovered that the little creature was himself in his first bonspiel, essential to the health of the entire forest be- the Legion Open held here : cause it chewed up leaf litter, thereby ensuring Jan, 27-29. the ~ansformation of vegetation to soft. Mental attitude is a big part It seems this recently identified arthropod and his fellovcs are the gut of the entire ecosystem. of curling and from the first 1 A forester not in possession of this bit of knowl- game Feddersen showed he • .. edge might do powerful mischief to the had the right stuff, keeping centipedes, and ultimately an entire forest cool as the wins and the pros- ,.. : ...... ecosystem, with, say, a herbicide application. sure mounted...... Forest ecologist Chris Maser, in his book The After surviving an ugly third Redesigned Forest, devotes a lot words to the game which they were lucky critical connexion between mycorrhizal fungi, to win, the Brown rink started voles and ancient trees, more evidence of the in- i credibly complex dynamic ef forests. Deadly on his guard weight Given this knowledge, its obvious we need to and rarely missing take,outs, have not only an exhaustive inventory of forest flora and fauna before we put oil in the saw, but Feddersen allowed the quartet also a dam fine understanding of how these to get the pressure on early in ~ .i!,i i life forms interact, if we are ever going use • end after end, a major factor in :~ i : words like responsible, or sustainable, or stew- their progress to the final...... , :~'- ,~. : ~ :,,:~:.:: ardship, or wise use. There it was more of the I i Unfortunately the more closely you look at same, Feddersen setting up the : :i ::ii ....: ...... -: ~ ecosystems the more natural circuitry you dis- end, second Bob Brown: and, ...... :, ,~ ,,,,.,:~; ~,~e~" / :: :~,ff:'~hgs tend:iow~rd.infmity~ .... ._ ...... tlik~I ~i'racy Hittol (bOth from Ultimately we may well discover the answer to today's question might be: So much that we Kitimat) tightening the grip : may never be able to log.. and skip Malcolm Baxter But our society demands forest products. The being left to throw mostly timber industry has irresistible momentum. So, guards. logging will proceed. Facing Glen Baker of The way we look at a forest prior to logging is Smithers, the Brown quartet :~,~ vital. Clearly the process of assessment must took control with a four in the ~ <~~'~ '~ .... proceed from the inside out, small scale to large first then salted it away with [~ scale, from the soil skyward. back-to-back steals of two in I If you were given the job to manage a large the fourth and fifth. 1'111~ ?',~ ' 1 P'371 resort hotel you wouldn't fly over the place, ROCK SOLID in his debut bonspiel, rookie Mort Feddersen handled lead duties Baker shookhands after six on the Bob Brown rink. The half Terrace-half Kitimat quartet took 'A' event at the take pictures from 500 feet, return to your of. on the wrong end of a 10-1 rice, run the data thus gathered through a com- jan. 27-29 Legion Open bonspiel. Add last Thursday night's league victory tothe puter then develop an operating regime. scoreline. 'spiel string of wins and Feddersen now boasts a 10-O lifetime record. Somewhere along the line you'd be forced go After the presentations, in which Feddersen picked up a through the fiont door, have a look at the lobby mascot. ' ' Theresa Melanson and. lead Dennis and/ones took third plaque and a mountain bike, and the kitchen, check the rooms and shake After a weekend which pro- Stacey Ottenbreit comfortably and fourth in 'A', L. hands with the staff. he admitted, "I'm still in dueed many close games, all defeated Gornez of Prince Kawinsky and Parker the Managing a forest from the air with the use of shock." three finals proved disappoint- Rupert in eight while Andrew equivalent spots in 'B' while computer modeling is equally ridiculous. You . . Pointing out the team had, ing in the suspense depart- Simpson, Kathy Simpson, need to get down and see what's happening in Davidson and Bennett ~filled now won nine straight since ment. Kelly Olson and Gall Bassett the dirt. out the plaeingsin 'C'. adding the rookie, Brown said, In 'B' skip John Kennedy, blew out fellow Terracite A total of 50 rinks took part If after assessing these factom a forester is "He's obviously our lucky convinced logging is sustainable, he needs to third Duane Melanson, second Perry in the 'C' final. in the 'spiel. know its impact on other activities. If the impact on an existing industry is adverse, and the other industry is sustainable, some serious thinking needs to take place. Time to wax up for ski marathon If the co~npcting interest generates more bene- fits er has the potential to generate more bene- LOCAL CROSS country there is no entry fee. fits, economically and otherwise, it's patently skiing's biggest event of the Hot drinks, snacks and other obvious that logging should take a back seat. year is only 10 days away• refreshments will be available Let's see what can happen in practise. In Cas- The Alcan Marathon takes along the f marathon trail and siar, the largest timber supply area in the pro- place at the Onion Lake trails all competitors can enjoy vince, the District Forest Manager, Gary Saturday, Feb. 18 and once apres race hot dogs and warm Miitenberger has done some analysis. His con- again a large turnout is ex- drinks. clusion: the annual cut can be increased by a pected. There are also prizes for the power of six. It's the 14th year the races first male and female in the This in an area renowned internationally for have been held and there are wildlife and wilderness recreation, the home of 40kan and first male and fe- four distances -- 5kin, 1Okm, Spatsizi, Tatshcnshini, the Grand Canyon of the male junior (15 years and un- Stikine, Kawdy Plateau. Places that grow 20km and the marathon dis- der) over 20knL animals abundantly and trees grow slowly. lance of 40kin. In addition all skiers will get The forest inventory of the area was done on The skiing technique is clas- a chance at spot draw prizes. the wing. No accurate on-site data was gathered. sic and includes a mass start at Once the marathon is over, The computer models used in the analysis were I0 a.m, all racers can warm up in the ' : not for boreal forests. The trees of the boreal Registration takes place in hotspring pools courtesy of I forest are sl0w growing because of the influence person 9:00-9:45 a.m. and Mount Layton Hotsprings. of the Arctic clime. A truck lead of trees from Vancouver Island represents approximately 750 years of growth, She nose how to escape r ~ while it takes about 200 fiber poor trees representing some 30,000 years of growth to rift ' TRACKS SEEN on the Onion Lake trails underline the pos- up a truck in Cassiar, sibility a cross country skier's day out could include running into ' In the northern boreal forests southern sil- a moose. vaeulture models don't apply. Any talk of S0 to Which might not be a pleasant encounter, depending on the [ "~ ~:~ 100 year rotations is just so much spinach. In mood of the beast. In case it isn't, Terry Brown of the local club i ~iili: r / :':i!'~I~I: i~!iil ...... ~: the Serenghettl of North America it's more like- points to an Associated Press story from Norway. ly that the first cut will be the last. Karl Baugen, 33, was skiing near her home 80kin north of Oslo. ~~:''4~,~, ~~ 'i ~...... ' :~:~ ~ ~. ~.: ,:~!:~,~ -~ There has been no integrated resource man- when she was charged and knocked down by a bull moose, ~:::~, "~::ii.~!: agement process, so people there have had no input into what appears to be a plan for the ilq-' Pinned down by one hoof and being kicked with the other, she ~ ~"~' :~:~ ~ :~!:.~.~, uidation of a large chunk of the.boreal forest. remembered" horses had sensitive noses and took a chance the i9~!:~;~!~.."i~::~ To make things worse, it appears the Casstar same might apply to moose, ' = ~:i~i~!~:~,.;~!~.~ .....:.~ ;~ , • timber ~ 20,000 truck loads a year of it ~ will She stuck her thumb in one nostril, a finger in the otherand :i i~i~~<~'~:;~:~.: :: :~ ' ::::' :' i ~: :. : ,_, . ., be hauled to Smithers, Burns Lake and Houston, pinched with all her might, It worked ~ the moose leapt b~Ck'~. :i:~L___ ~,: ...,_..., ., .: .... ~, ::,~,~ : . If a lumber Industry is viable In Casslar, then a and she escaped with minor culsand bruises, rsof all ages will be taking to : mill ought to be built in Dense Lake so that the So if it ever happensyou,.~, to:. , just rememl :urdayi.Feb, 18 for this years , : residents may benefit fully from it. • i irter di n s), racss : ' ..... = ..... C2- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 8, 1995 Ispo Terrace eyes crown, rts WITH THE ZOlles looming, oflta tWO slivers. (Terrace) girls are very strong I Terrace Schools wrestling Tanya Daigneault provided fundamentally. They are girls sent another warning to the other with a much im- coached as wrestlers, not girl Hazelton their crown may be proved Karyn Audet adding wrestlers and have developed ------..---Menu in jeopardy, bronze to the team tally, very well," he noted. "El Salvador: Hazelton hold the edge at the Following the Kitwanga On the boys side the medal CURLING moment, but the Jan, 28 showing, Terrace ceaehDave haul was even more ira, Peace At Last" Friday, February 10 Kitwanga meet underlined the O'Brien said his squad was in pressive, James Bohn, matt VALENTINES LADIES strength of the Terrace chal. with a solid chance of beating Kerby, Jean-Pierre Lebreque A SLIDE SHOW PRESENTATION BY PATTI BARNES Eonspiel gets underway lunge. Hazelton in the zones, and Ajit /aswal taking top Thursday,February 9, 1995, 12 noon here, finals Sunday Michelle Genereaux again High praise for the girls con- spot, Greg Buck (he lost to Seminar RoomLearning Resource Centre afternoon, dominated in her class, win- sidering Hazelton were BC Kerby in the final) and Larry ning both her matches by a pin champions last year. McCarthy silver with a bronze NorthwestCommunity College and'taking only a combined 40 "It will be dose, tough and MINOR HOCKEY added by Keary Murphy. " i ~ i ~ AND l seconds to grapple gold. very entertaining," he O'Brien said the results Friday, February 17 Rosa Mikaloff, facing an op- predicted. Thursday, February9, 1995,7:30 p.m. PEEWEE DIVISION showed the hard work and ponent a weight class heavier, And there was more praise, dedication of Leb.reque, Bohn .... SkeenaSecondary School Library .... Tri-City playoffs begin put in another strong per- this time from Hazelton's own here, continue tomorrow. and Murphy was paying formanco to bring Terrace one coach' Joe Sullivan. "The dividends. BE A PARTOF TAKEAN HOUR TO LEARN REC HOCKEY ii:ii;~!~*::'~ii~ : :: : :~: ;: ::: ~:~i INTERNATIONAL ABOUTTHE Tonight Two spots DEVELOPMENT WORLDAND TO 9 p.m.- Riverside Auto HAVEA TASTY . Wranglers v Timbcrmen left in 'spiel WEEK! 10:30 p.m.- Okies v Convoy SNACK. Thursday, February 9 IT'S ALMOST a full house TERRACE TIMBERMEN for this weekend's Valentines Sponsored by Northwest Development Education Association Oldtimers tournament gets Ladies bonspiel. underway, finals on Sunday. All but two of the 44 spots Sunday, February 5 had been filled by press time. 9:30 p.m.- Skeena Hotel v But, says curling club manager Precision Builders Keith Melanson, entries will T 11 p.m. ~ Norm's Auto v be taken up until tonight so Back Eddy Pub there's still a chance to get in Tuesday, February 14 It IIIlI,,IlltlJSI,, SIII)I)i)INt; •on the action. 9 p.m.- Skeeaa Hotel v Coast Inn of the West Round-the-clock curling '10:30 p.m.- All Seasons v starts Friday night in the four Back Eddy Pub event 'spiel with the finals set for Sunday afternoon. X-COUNTRY SKIING Noting the theme this year is Saturday, February 18 Distley on Ice, organizing ALCAN MARATHON at committee chair Dawn Garner Onion Lake trails, registration said spectators should find a I 9:00 a.m. to 9:45 a.m. For in- trip to the rink entertaining as formation phone Sue Thome she expected many will dress (632-7632) or Terry Brown according to the theme. l~.~ ~. " -"°'.wareho:se Opera.-" (798-2227). Apart from a. chance to get Save Up To •.u UOmmissionSales St, ..on . I thek names on a trophy and go home with prizes, all ladies at- NOON HOUR HOCKEY sessions go every Monday, tending Saturday xaight's ban- o Frills, No Gimmicks Wednesday and Friday 11:45 quet will have an opportunity a.m.-1 p.m. Players must be to buy a ticket ,0n a diamond ~ ~irect_Fact°o' Purchases 19 years and the limit is 20 ring donated by Carter's players on tint-come, first- Jewelers. serve basis. Fee is $3 but With a total weight of half a Passedanufacturers"Vol, ume ' , t goalies with equipment get in carat, the ring is valued at ap- on to You Discounts ]i free. Proximately $1,000, she added. SNOWMOBILE ,Association Garner said the proceeds of meets the first Tuesday of the raffle will go to the curling each month 7:30 p.m, at the Sandman Inn:All snow- dub'to help' in the purchase of mobilers wdcome. a karaoke maehin6. ': And all curlers will have I CONTRACT BRIDGE dub their name put in the hat for a plays the second and fourth return trip for two to Van- OPEN TOTHE PUBUC: Thursdays of each month at couver on Air BC. Monday to Thursday the Legion at 7:30 p.m. For more information, phone Pat Gook finds andlOam- Saturday 6pm Zaporzan at 635-2537. FINANCING& Friday: DEMVERYAV~LABLE BADMINTON CLUB prac- the target 10am. 9pro UNITED tices every Tuesday and KATHLEEN COOK obvious- • Sunday: Closed Thursday 8 p.m., Sundays at ly knew where the hoop was Furniture Warehouse ® 7:30 p.m. at Thornhill Jr. in recent exhibition basketball Secondary school. For more information phone Diane at games against Nisga'a. e • ~~IT l 635-3564. The Skeena Jr. Girls dropped Nisga'a 43-33 and 63-30 in FUN DART LEAGUE plays the two game series, Gook every Wednesday night at the picking up 26 and 15 points F ne Furnzture Legion starting at 8 p.m. All respectively. games doubles, open to all The victories underlined how and newcomers/rookies al- tough Skeena will be in the 4730 Keith Avenue * 635-4111 ways welcome. zones again this year. TERRACE ROD & GUN Club meets the tirst Wednes- day of every month, 7 p.m, at the clubhouse on Rifle Range LEARN TO T URN Road in Thornhill. New members are welcome. For information, contact Fred For First Skiers Shaw at 635-2874. Includes: To get an event on I~:~S- ~i 1.5 HourSki Sports Menu, bring the Session, details into the office at 4647 Lazelle Ave., Rental Equipment phone Malcolm at 638- ~.~~ and Lift Ticket 7283 or fax them to 638- 8432. 1 ,L']ARN TO RIDE For First Time Snowboarders / Ski updates , Shames: Includes: Base at top ...... 230era Base at bottom ...... 160era 1.5 Hour Very good conditions with Snowboard machine groomed and packed powder. Session, For latest update on snow Rental Board and weather conditions, phone 638-8SKI (from Ter- and Lift Ticket race) or 1-800-663-7SKI. Onion Lake: Conditions good with groomed runs. # For information, phone SHAMES ~SKIER Cheryl or Terry at 798-2227. mouNrr N IB DEVELOPMENIr IlW aNTmS The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 8, 1995 - C3 Knights' Box 22, IMPROVING Terrace, B,C, Major CreditCards YOUR Accepted ODDS V8G 4A2 morning to HEARTAND STROKE AGAINST Marjorie Park Your donation is FOUNDATIONOF CANADA'S 638-1167 tax deductible remember BC.& YUKON #1 KILLER LOCAL YOUNGSTERS had a morning of fun competition, Your In Memoriam gift is a lasting tribute. Please send your refreshments and an op- donation to the address above, along with the name and portanity to take home a address and the name and address of the next-of-kin, for an i trophy Saturday, Jail. 28, acknowledgement card. i courtesy of the Knights of Columbus. TERRACE The event was the basketball | I free-throw competition the or- ganization stages each year for .... 10,14 year old boys and girls. STANDARD All competitors took 15 presents shots at the hoop for the local Ca]edonia Senior Girls Council competition. When the last ball had been thrown, Fernando Medeiros BASKETBALLTEAM and Andrea Van Gelder had taken the 14 years titles while Michael Botelho emerged as the 13 years boys sharpshooter. (There were entries in the girls' side of that age group). Sukhjit Dhaliwal outshot his 12 year old rivals as did Alison Mantel. Among 11 years olds, Rick Dhaliwal and Pam Gauronski came out on top and the 10 year old winners were Justin ii : :~ ~ii ~, Voogd and Meghan Janes. Each of the winners then took another 25 shots in a bid Karla Stedharn Christine Zaporzan towin the district title. Organizer Gualter Rego ex- plained the district took in Terrace, Smithers, Prince Rupert and Kitimat. Similar competitions were held in those communities and the Council winners at each location also had another 25 t throws. The district medal winners will be decided by tabulating ,: ~:/,7 ~:~`~ : .:;. ~,~ . those various results. The same score comparison will then apply in deciding if : : 1;[::7; ; ;; ...... any of the northwest district +, : winners did well enough to take the State (provincial title). Karen Shepherd Linnae Bee While the competition at that I!!i i! !) last level is pretty tough, Rego Sponsored by: anticipated the countback would 'show a couple of Ter- • iv' McEwan GM race competitors had picked LAUNCH. Another basketball heads for the hoop at the Knights of Columbus an. V' Home Hardware up district titles. nual free throw competition where youngsters vied for!ocal , district and B.C. titles, v' The Medical Clinic THE BOSS IS AWAY Long lost brothers!I! There are 26 coaches in the NHL and as many different coaching techniques. Would it The Voice of surprise you that the least r complicated style seems like it The Canucks should be the most complex? Mike Keenan is perceived as --~" by Jim Hughson something of a Jekkyl and Hyde. ii There's no comfort zone with An intelligent strategist and a Well, perhaps not all the ruthless manipulator but really his Keenan. Few players love him; guys. Craig Janney has never philosophy is quite basic as his some loathe him; many fear him. been benched for two straight - He has Jlttle time for those who newest star player Brett Hull has games in his life. quickly found out, whine and heaps responsibility Keenan isn't revolutionizing on the stars, the way the game Is played. "Mike is really a great g U y,,l "He's been great," says AI said Brett after the St. Louis His 'my way or the highway' Blues won their first game at Maclnnis, who seldom leaves the style is actually reminiscent of ice, "1 talked to the guys who home. "He just wants you to work coaches from the NHL's hard and do what he asks and if played for him on the Rangers earliest days. you don't, he'll snapl" and they say he's really changed. To succeed, though, he must It was expected that Keenan There haven't been any of the be ,tn control and that's why Discoum=' ""-- horror stories, the Iron Mike stuff. and the free-spirited Hull wourd there's only one general He's treated us with class and all be at odds within hours of Mike's manager he can..work for. hiring. Instead, they're admiring the guys have responded to that Himself. as well." 5, 10 or 15% on each other as though they found It's simple really. out they're long-lost brothers. There's an impression Keenan Exhaust, BrakeS & ShoCks spends hours poring over tapes and drills but he really does little of that. His cup-winning Rangers didn't practise the powerplay all year, Instead, he pushes conditioning and pushes emotion and he pushe s and pushes. Some can handle it, some can't. He always seems to have a in celebrated confrontation with a WALKER ,BRAKE.PRO ® =_kk MD r.w star. In Chicago, Ed Belfour hated II I being pulled from the goal and w.,,., e=....,. SYSI P.:M~ SHOCKS Doug Wilson simply hated Keenan. n New York, Sergel SALE IN EFFECT UNTIL FEBRUARY 18, 1995 - PARTS ONLY - Zubov was sent to the minors and Brian Leetch was benched, NORCO In each case, the players shaped a o up or shipped out and the team o came out on top. In St. Louis, ." " L he's drawn battle lines with Craig Janney. NISHIKI LAKELSE Janney Is a first-line centre who could lead the •Blues in MINUTE GREIG X scoring if he could get in INUTE Keenan's lineup. But he's been . G.r. ,MUFFLER co.oP ~ UFFLER watching from the press box to • & BRAKE get a better view ofl hisnew & BRAKE erecoach's style, us's".g Craoou"o g e him an opportunity to 4526 GREIG AVE., TERRACE 635,7707 embrace change," says Mike, All Seasons Loosely translated, that means 1-800-561-7707 'get With the program or you're [~/ Source For Sport,~~,, gone,' |4555 LekelseAve~ i i.' :~ 635.2~}821 I
C4 - The Terr~~e Standard, Wednesday, February 8, 1995 CTI(:)N D
1. REAL ESTATE LOTS & HOMES 1. REAL ESTATE 3. FOR RENT T Lot- Kalum Street H ACTION RATES FOR SALE: LOVELY 6 MO. old home h $28,600 MLS NEWLY RENOVATED 3 BEDRO01~ COMMERCIAL SPACE FOR RENT, 1200 quiet cul-de-sac close Io uplands school. house on corner lot close to schools & sq.ft Will rent partial space for storage, or Energy efficient 1720 s.ft., 2 storey with Lot- Beam Station Drive hospitals. 5 appl., famity room and office ideal for a small business located on large garage and many extra features. . $23,900 MLS apace. N/G heat &.hot water. Asking Halliwell, Nat. Gas heating. Large parking 638-7283 Phone 635-4672. $187,500 $115,500. 635.0930 or 635-4730. area. Phone 638.1058. Rent negotiable. Corner Lot- WANTED: FAIRLY NEW HOUSE with Highway Frontage 1500 SQ,FT HOME ON BABINE Lake. 2 BDRM BASEMENT SUITE, $525 mth. DEADLINE: FRIDAY 5 P.M. basement. In Horseshoe area preferred. 635-6415. Damage deposit. No pets. $41,500 MLS Lots of features. $75,000. Call: 1-403- Classified and Classified Display Others considered. 842.5306. 675-3022 WORKING ROOMATE WANTED TO CLUCULZ LK...59 ACRES, waterfront, Home &Acreage- 5 BEDROOM HOME ON KLEANZA DR. share house close to town $450 ruth. ADVERTISING DEADLINES: When a stat holiday falls on a new cabin, power, southern exposure. Chimdemash Asking $130,000,00. 2,07 acres, 1440 sq. Heat and hydro and laundry all included. Saturday, Sunday or Monday, the deadline is Thursday at 5 p.m. Evergreen trees, boat, motor,-trailer. $495,000 MLS ft. plus full finished basement. Recently Needed asap, 635-3845 $34,500, Financing available. 690-8218. for all display and classified ads. Home &,,,LO~crt,tlge - renovated. Owner leaving town, Early 2 BEDROOM SUITE, no pets. Deposit Excellent fishingl possession, 638-1492. required, Available March 1/95, 635-2932. TERRACE STANDARD, 4647 LAZELLE AVE., KalL~t~l~e'~rive IN KITWANGA, 1265 SQ', 3 + $139,900 EXC FROM $64,700.00, 5% DOWN ROOM AND BOARD AVAILABLE TERRACE, B,C, VBG 1S8' BEDROOM. house. Full basement, PAYMENT, Lakeview Condos in Salmon immediately, Working person only. 635. All classified and classified display ads must be prepaid by either cash, Visa or 90x120 lot. Oil/wood heat. Fenced Horseshoe- Arm, B.C., guaranteed rates: 1 yr. at 1553 Mastercard. When phoning in ads please have your Visa or Mastercard number beck'yard. Sundeck, shed, carport. 4740 ; venue 8,25%; 2 yr. at 9,5%; 3 yr. at 9,75%. 2 BDRM DUPLEX THORNHILL, 4 ready. $55,000. 849-5785 $1b"~,000 EXC Phone: 832-7051, Ron or Tyler, Remax. appliances. References. No pets, deposit.. CLASSIFIEDWORDADS LEGALADVERTISING 2 BEDROOM HOME IN HORSESHOE. LARGE UGHTLY TREED lot with gravel $650 mth. 635-3646 20 words or less $10.35 per columninch Ben~ht.. ~ Clean and cozy with some renovations. 4736d~,,tJ~enue base on a. quiet street ready forsprlng' FURNISHED 1 BEDROOM BACHELOR 1 insertion. $5.00 ,~ BIRTHDAY/ANNIVERSARY new vinyl windows. Garage. $102,900. building. Priced right at $24,500 MLS. For. suite. Available March 1. $500 per/roD. 3 insertions-$12.00 $25.53 for 3 inches, includes1 photo. $199,500 MLS 635-6962 more details please phone Lynda Boyce ' Utilities included. 635-4686 6 insertions- $15,00 *Additionalat $9.51 per Inch Thornhill - Mobile on a Lot *Additionalwords 15¢ each OBITUARIES ACTIVE EMU RANCH 160 acres {60 at Terrace Resllty Ltd. at 638.0371 or 2 BEDR. TRAILER FOR RENT. Sorry no CLASSIFIEDDISPLAY ADS $20.53 tar 3 inches acres hay), 4 breeder pairs, 18 juvenUles $58,500 MLS 638-1073. parties end no pets. Please leave $9.51 per column inch *Additionalat $5.51 per inch (capacity 7 pairs - 50 juvenilles) also herd Horseshoe - 5 bedroom home 3.6 ACRE PROPERTY WITH 1150 sq.ft., message at 635-4315. CONFIDENTIALBOX SERVICE of 15 Katahdin Ewes (hairsheep). Old log Detached garage/workshop 3 bedroom home with full basement h ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT .available house. Electricity, phone, new complete Pickup$2.00 Mailout $5,00 $199,850 EXC Houston, B.C. Natural gas furnace, hot March 1/95. No pets. 635-3409 For regional coverage place your ad in the weekend edition of lhe Skeena water/sewer system Some timber. water & fireplace. 960 sq.ft, shop, Well Reason for sale - retirement Takysie Light Industrial Property WE ARE LOOKING FOR A mature, Marketplace. kept fenced play area, yard and garden. working person or student to share our Lake. 604-694-3789 eve. Warehouse/Office OVER 30 CLASSIFICATIONS! Priced to sell, Phone 845-7064. home, Will have quiet room with cable for $270,000 EXC NICELY RENOVATED THREE bedroom, own privacy. One child welcome. 10 mine 24. Notices none basement home, nat. gas heat plus from city centre (Bench area). 635-7768 1. Real Estate 12, Motorcycles NO GST ca, OLGA POWER wood.stove, rear sundeck, attached 635-3833 2 BDRM SUITE FOR RENT. Very clean. 2. Mobile Homes 13. Snowmobiles 25. Business 2 YEAR OLD HOUSE garage, landscaped and fenced back yard No pets. Everything included. $550 mth. 3. For Rent 14. Boats & Marine Opportunities with green.house and storage shed. 635-9460 available March 1. IN NEW SUBDIVISION $112,000. For viewing call Rusty or Bert 4. Wanted to Rent 15. Machinery 26. Personals RrY/HI 1 ROOM AVAILABLE IN 3 bdrm n~ On bench, 3 bedroom, 1,584 sq. ft. OF TERRACE I..jungh 635-5754 or Terrace Realty Ud. (non smoking) home. $400/month, 5, For Sale Misc, 16. Farm Produce 27. Announcements ranch, double garage, ensuite, 638-1 400 638-0371. jaccuzzi tub, built-in vacuum, gas includes heat & hydro. Available Mar. 1. 6, Wanted Misc, 17. Garage Sales 28. Card of Thanks STARTER TRAILER IN Thornhill. Well 638-0514 18. BusinessServices 29. In Memoriam fireplace, paved driveway, laid out, 2 bedroom, 12x56, 1980 7. For Rent Misc. $179,00O. 2 BEDROOM APT. FOR RENT. Fridge, 19. Lost & Found 30. Obituaries Diplomat trailer, nat. gas heat and~hot 8, Cars for Sale water tank, sot up in Skeena Valley stove, laundry and parking facilities. 9. Trucks for Sale 20, Pets & Livestock 31. AuctionSales Coxford Construction Ltd. Bench Trailer Park. Price $19,500. For viewing Available March 1/95."No pets. Call 635- 10. Aircraft 21. Help Wanted 32. Legal Notices 635-3653 3 bdrm.full bsmt. home call Rusty or Bert Ljungh 635-5754 or 1273. $182,500 MLS 11. Recreational 22, Careers 33. Travel Terrace Realty Ltd. 638-0371 Bench Summit Square Vehicles 23. Work Wanted 3 bdrm. rancher 2. MOBILE HOMES $189,000 MLS Apartments The Terrace Standard rese~es the right to classify ads under appropriate headings KENNEY ESTATES LAST OF THE 94'S at Boulderwood and to set rates therefore and to determinepage location. 3215 I FIRST RESPONSE For only =26.84 per week (billed FODI ATION FIRST AID SERVICES monthly - 3 month contract) your This Foundation is committed to financially supporting business can be part of the First Aid Training community recreation projects and programs including the Terrace Standard's Business addition era Second Sheet of ice. First Aid Contracting Mobile Unit Available For information call 635-6948 or write to I Services Listing irst Aid Supplies & Kits Rick and Paul King Foundation, I Keith Janas Call Our Ad Department P.O.Box 203, Terrace, BC, V8G 4A6. J (604) 638-1831 Today 638-7283 The' Rick and Paul King foundation is a registered non.profit I Take a Professional First Aid Course. "Save a Life" society and has applied for registration as a charity With I Revenue Canada, i i t ' t The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 8, 1995 - C7 TERRACE STANDARD H• CTION ADS 9• 21. HELP WANTED The following full.time permanent posi- West Fraser Mills Ltd. tions are immediately available at our TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE CASUAL/ON CALL employees are Sawmilland Planer Mill. required by the Choices Program. If you EXPLOSIVES CERTIFIED MILLWRIGHT OR are interestedin workingwith peoplewith MILLWRIGHTS (3) * FOR TERRACE. B.C. mental handicapsand have or are willing * STARTING IMMEDIATELY CERTIFIED ELECTRICIAN to obtain a - first aid ticket - class 4 PLANER MAN (1) * EXCELLENT STARTING SALARY FOR RIGHT PERSON West Fraser Mills currently has an opening for a Certified driver's license -TB & Tentanus • LUMBER GRADERS (3) APPLICANT REQUIREMENTS Millwright or Certified Electrician at the Company's Reman Plant in Criminal Record.Check, then pick up an The successfulcandidates must be fully *Explosives and blasting experience- surface and underground Quesnel. application or bring in your resume. For qualified and ticketed. Millwrights *Ability to work with limited supervision and manage your own crew The ideal candidate will be a Millwright or an Electrician with more information call the Choices Office requiresawmill and/or planer expenence. *Strong desire for success and high degree of ambition- you're a winner several years.of experience in a sawmill or related environment. at 635-7863. Lumber Gradersrequire AFPA, COFI,or *Successful previous experiencein sales Experience and interests should include welding, fabricating and equivalentcertification for CLS and ALS *Comfortable either in a corporate office or on grade millwright/electrical know how. dimensionallumber. *Presentablewith a great sense of humour Ideal job opportunity for person capable of working without super- i~X~xxxxxxxx~xxxxzx~ Full-time LABOURPOSITIONS are also availableimmediately. Please send your complete resume in confidence to: vision, mostly on graveyard shift. Looking fbr We offer a competitive wage and benefit package. Our mill has over 90 MMFBM annual RANDY DE LUCA. GENERAL MANAGER Child Care? production capacity of KD SPF and is AUSTIN POWDER LTD. Reply in confidence to: Quesnel Laminators Skeena Child Care Support locatedin a fullyserviced community less 4919 N. ISLAND HIGHWAY than a 2 hour drive from Edmonton, COURTENAY B.C. V9N 5Y9 P.O. Box 6500 Program can he!p you make Alberta. PH. 334-2624 FAX 334-2652 Quesnel, B.C. V2J 3J5 the right choice for your chi',d. We are e stableandsecure compan~y with Attention: General Manager West Fraser .For information on choos!ng a progressivepeople-oriented manage- care and available options, call ment style whose employeesreceive e Coco at 638.1113. competitivesalary and superiorbenefits A free service provided by the Tdrrece package. P~ Wornen's Resource Cenlre and funcled Applytoday in confidence,quoting your TRAINING FIELD OFFICER ~ ,--bY the, MinistP/or Women's Equality. positionof interest,to: Bag Service2200, VEHICLE.DETAILER Skeena Aboriginal Management Board (SAMB) has 2 Edmonton,AB TSJ 4W2, ~-,x..x~xx,x~;[xx .xx.xxx~x,: Thornhill Motors in Terrace is currently seeking immediate vacancies for the high profile position of applications for the position of vehicle detailer. Training/Field Officer located in Terrace. Reporting to the The successful applicant must have a valid B.C. Manager, the incumbent will be responsible for assisting Motors Toyota Driver's Licence. Preference will be given to local Aboriginal community leadership identify, define, and "Canada's oldest Toyota Dealership" applicants with related experience. implement employment training strategies. Preference will ( Terrace be given those candidates who have the ability to assess Canadas oldest Toyota dealership is looking to fill the We offer full company benefits, and an hourly written proposals, preparation of contribution agreements, position of wage which will commensurate with experience. be willing to travel, and be part of a close working team • PARTS AND SERVICE WRITER. Forward Resume to: with a dedication and commitment to lowering the unem- This is a full time, permanent position. Successful applicant Sales Manager, Thornhill Motors ployment rate in Aboriginal communities. will have a minimum of Grade 12 education, good personal 3040 Hwy. 16 East, Candidates MUST have excellent interpersonal and skills and be able to work well with the public. Being able to communication skills, MUST have had experience working operate microfiche, having business, automotive and Terrace, B.C. V8G 3N5 with Aboriginal organizations, and have good time computer knowledge would be an asset. Employer is willing management and planning skills in order to handle pro- to train. jects concurrently. Your resume MUST reflect PC skills and Apply in person with resume and handwritten cover letter similar work experience. The term of employment is for a to: ACCOUNTANT minimum period of 24 months. Only those candidates who Mr. Chris Gair (Fixed Operations Manager) A junior accountant is required closely meet the position criteria will be contacted. 4912 Highway 16 West, Terrace, BC V8G 1L8 Should you have the qualifications, background, and immediately for a busy interest for this position, please apply in confidence, by February 17, 1995, detailing work experience and qualifi- private sector office. cations to: The successful candidate will be a self starter with account- Mr. Clarence.Nyce, Manageri SAMB ing training and or at least five years experience including Box 418, Terrace, B.C. V8G 4R3 B4 FOREST PRODUCTS LTD. the supervision of Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable Immediate Position Available and Payroll. In addition this person must be able to prepare (or FAX to 635-1414) a complete set of financial statements together with all "Dry Land Sort Supervisor" appropriate working papers and analysis. ?, ,.~ in Prince Rupert...... ~" ..... ,~ ":Frainifig:'and experience in the use of personal computers Qualifications Required: will be a definite asset. • Working knowledge of dry land sorting and booming procedures. The salary for this position will be based on training and • Good communication skills, experience in supervising a experience. working crew would be an asset. Please reply in confidence to: • Leadership and organizational abilities. File #15 SOCIALWORKER- AUXILIARY • Basic knowledge of heavy equipment that is related to a 4647 Lazelle Ave. Social Program Officer 1 dry land sort and booming operation. Terrace, B.C. V8G 1 M7 Terrace. Famil y and Children Services Closing Date: February 22, 1995 • Record keeping skills Ministry of Social Services The successful candidate will have the responsibilities of- $18.05 per hour supervising the log sorting and booming operation and also The Terrace Family and Children Services Unit has reporting to the head office located in Burnaby, B.C. North Coast Tribal Council openings for an Auxiliary Social Worker to provide Child protection and family support services. As an auxiliary Interested persons may fax the.ir.re.sumes to BUILDING INSPECTOR member, you are used on an "as and when" needed basis. Ridley Island Log Sort Inc. Fax #- (604) 421-6084 This is a six month term position, with the possibility Qualifications: Prefer MSW or BSW and one year social work experience or equivalent combination of PROJECT COORDINATOR of extension, based in Prince Rupert. Applicants must In a project designed to improve access of people with disabilities to education/experience. Police record review required. have a current B.C. Inspectors Association Level 1 Certain police records may preclude appointment. Travel is business, community, and government services, and make these organiza- certificate, and have good knowledge of Part 9 Of the tions and the general public aware of access barriers experienced by people a requirement of the position and transportation with disabilities, the Accessible TerraccCommittee is seeking applications National Building Code and the B.C. Plumbing Code. arrangements must meet operational requirements of the for a Project Coordinator. The successful applicant will be familiar with Construction background is desirable. Ministry. access issues from a cross disability perspective. Travel to remote coastal communities is a Interested persons should submit application requirement. First Nations applicants are encouraged and/or resume to: The project goals include developmentof a model to promote awareness to apply. District Supervisor- Family & Children Services ' around accessrelated issuesfor other communities as well as a published Resource Directory of services in Terrace identi~ing the accessibility of Salary commensurate with candidate's experience Ministry of Social Services those services. Individuals with disabilities will be encourageto p~ici- and capabilities. 34-3412 Kalum St., Terrace, B.C pate to ensureproject success~d the Coordinator will be responsible for Submit resumes by 10 February 1995 to: V8G 4T2 •coordination of researchteam. Ken Pryce, Engineering Technologist Closin~l date: February 15 t 1995 North Coast Tribal Council Qualifications include: 100-1st Avenue West • Coordination ability and organizational skills • Good oral and written skills, includingpublic speaking ability Prince Rupert, B.C., V8J 1A8 • Computerskills Fax: 627-1602 • Strong interpersonal skills • Ability to work independently and within a team Territory Manager Houston Health Centre Terrace Accessible Terraceoffers equal opportunity employmeni in a flexible part- i~'~ ~.~') Diagnostic & Treatment Centre time position, to average 25 hours per week for 20 weeks to start March 6. ~,~,~'~ ~..~.~j' Operatedby the Houston Health Care Service Society Join the sales team In our dynamic corporatlonl Resumes with covering letter to Canada Employment by ! pm Feb. 24 PC) Box 538, Houston, B.C. V0J 1Z0 Ph: (604)845-2294 Fax: I604) 845-2005 B,C, Lottery Corporation has an Immediate opportunity available fn the northwestern part of the Laboratory Manager province for an expeflenced sales professional. The Houston HealthCentre requires a LaboratoryManager for March 13, 1995. This LaboratoryTechnologist under the supervision of the Administratoris Your focus will Include development and responsible for the operationand function of a busy CommunityHealth Centre management of a retailernetwork,rbtaller education, INTERCONNECT Laboratoryinvolved in routineclinical testing, and development of merchandlslng, promotion and ResponsibilitiesInclude: Administrative, routine bench work and supervision Incentive strateglesdeslgned to achleve sales quotas, wlthln your osslgned territory. OFFERS DIFFERENT duties. QUALIFICATIONS:BASIC If you have a proven track record lnlsales,are self- JOB SEEKING OPTIONS , Must be currently registered with the Canadian Society of Laboratory motivated and have developed creative approaches Technologists. In sellingproducts, we'd llke to hear from you. Phone us to see if we may be of , Mustbe a graduateof an approvedtechnical InstitUte or universityand hold a A competltlve salary Includlng a flexlblebenefits assistance to you. general medicallaboratory degree, package and a company vehlcle Is offered. , Must carry out the operation of the laboratory ensuring accuracy, and Interested applicants should forward thelr resume precisionIn all testingthrough thoroughness and keenpowersof observation, quoting Competition number :350.922 by February OUALIFICATIONS:ESSENTIAL 17, 1995 to: Employee Relations Department, 10760 Phone 635-7995 , A minimum of five years experience as e technologist In more than one Shellbrldge Way, Rlchmond, B.C. V6X 3HI'. .! departmentalarea. We are an equal opporlunlty employer. ; Provensupervisory experience. i ° An excellent knowledge of the applicable scientific discipline and '1 administrativeprocedures as it applies to laboratories. British Columbia INTERCONNECT This full time positionaffords an excellentwages and benefitpackage. Lottery Corporaffon 205-4850Lazelle Ave.iTerteae, B.O,VeQ 188 Contact Hsnne White, Administrator, Houston Health Centre, P.O. Box 538, Telephone 635.7995FaX 635.1518 Houston, B,C,, V0J lZ0, Phone: (604)845-22~1, Fax: (604).845.2005 C8 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 8, 1995 CTI()N DS I 21. HELP WANTED 21. HELPWANTED 24. NOTICES SEEKING SALES PERSONS for new LICENSED ELECTRICIAN LOOKING to THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST of 25, BUSINESS homebased business opportunity. Proven relocate family to Sm[thers, Houston area. Latter-Day Saints, the Mormons. Fact or Speeding Costs Almost 8,000 Injuries A Year. OPPORTUNITIES to be reliably profitable, 1-800.900.1050 Experienced in residential, commercial, Rction, Shadow or Reality. Phone 847. anytime. institutional, Cadd. Rental house required. 5758 for recorded message. Please, SlowDown. NATIONALLY FRANCHISED RETAIL LOVING & RELIABLE BABYSITrER For resume call Henry, 1-604-850-3656 electronics store located in the beautiful required for our 2 young children. Monday (Abbotsford), KATHY'S FUN FIT Nicola Valley. One of the fastet growing • Friday, 8:00 am - 4:30 pro, References LOSE WEIGHT, LOOK GOOD, feel great Every Monday Night regions of BC. Owner retiring. Write to: required, 638-8492 while earning a good incomel Sounds too Jan. 9th thru to mid May P.O. Box 2850, Merritt, BC, V0K 2B0, or Time: 6:15 - 7:15 pm phone: 604-376-2151. REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY: FRONT end good to be true? Call 635.6363 or 635. SKEENA KALUM HOUSING SOCIETY Place: Kermode Friendship Centre BEGIN YOUR OWN BUSINESS, selling loader owner operator for Takla Lake 4130. Cost: $1.50 per drop in 4616A, HAUGLAND AVENUE Bush job, Call John and Kumar. 564.9321 or personal growth books, ta0es an~ tarot days or 565.0164 eves, 23. WORK WANTED $10 for the Jan. - May Session• P.O. BOX 969, TERRACE~ B.C. V8G 4R2 cards in your neighbourhood. Call 800- For further info; call Benita at 762.0262 for our catelogue, TERRACE NEEDS FOSTER PARENTS RENOVATIONS DONE RIGHT. Yes it's 635-7670, WELL ESTABLISHED LOCAL truck- for teensl Exp. as a parent is greatly 1995 already, time to have those Mon.- Frl. 8:30 - 4:30 pm NOTICE OF ANNUAL valuedl Ministry of Social Services. 638. renovations done that you keep putting mount carpet cleaning business for sale. 3527 off. Bathrooms, basements, ceramic tile, Inquiries please phone Jackie 638-0743 GENERAL MEETING evenings till 11 pro. THE MINISTRY OF SOCIAL Services you name it. Please call Lenny 638-0017. WILL BABYSIT IN MY home. Coppereide The Annual General Meeting of the Skeena Kalum CREATIVITY A MUST! SMALL sewing invites proposals from any interested BC Liberals shop with large cliental includes all Estates area. 635-7105 II__ party to provide independent IMng Housing Society will be held on Saturday, February 11th, notions and fixtures, equipment. Serious support sewices to the mentally LOG SCALER AVAILABLE. Fbm, metric, Skeena Riding 1995 at 1:00 p.m, The meeting will take place in the inquiries only. Call 638-8762 eves. handicappedin the Houston/Granisle coast and interior. Weigh scaler scribner. GET INVOLVED NOW Library at Skeena Junior Secondary School, 3411, TRAVEL TURN TRAVEL into profitable area. You will be expected to provide a Log exporting. Forest technician. Hourly INFORMATION & Munroe Street, Terrace. range of services such as self care, or contract. 535-1571 or 328.4905. part or fulltime business. Many perks. MEMBERSHIP New members are welcomed. Free seminars. Terrace, Smithers, Burns socialization skills, self management, LOOKING FOR DRYWALL jobs, including home management, financial Write to: Please call 635-1996 for more information or contact Lake, Prince George. Details Victoria, 1- finishing. Basement, additions, etc. 638- 800-919-0032. management, supported work, etc, For 0850 Shone. R.R. #3, S-6, C-A7 any Director. additional Information please, contact Terrace, B.C., V8G 4R6 Grant Wolkosky at •847-7780, Proposals FULL TIME SPOT OPEN i~ family day care run by L,P. Nurse, Phone Lorl at or call 638-8900 must be submitted in writing by 4:30 pm I on Feb. 27195 to the ares office of 635-0865. Ministry of Social Services, Bag 5000, St. Matthew's Anglican Smithers, BC, V0J 2N0. The proposal 24. NOTICES must include- a description of proposed Church programs, operating budget, start up 4514 LakelseAve, costs, statement of relevant experience ' Peter's Tai Chi Ph. 635-9019 and training, Two-three references to be Every Thursday Night Emergencies: 638-1472 provided. A bidders conference will be Jan. 12 thru to mid May Pastor:The Rev DeanHoughton held. Feb. 17/95, at Houston Social Deacon:The Rev. Jim Cain Time: 6-7 pm Come Worship With us Services on. 2238 Law Ave., Houston. Place: Kermode Friendship Centre Criminal history checks will be mandatory Sundays 10:O0 a,m. for all employees. The lowest or any (upstairs) Holy Eucharist proposal will not necessarily be accepted. Cost: $10 for the whole season Sunday School & Nursery ACCEPTING APPLICATONS FOR heavy For further info, call Benitaat 635-7670 available equipment operators (backhoe & cat between8:30-4:30 Mon.-Fri. Wednesdays 7:00 p.m operators), Experienced applicants only i need apply. Reply to Box # 5, c/o Terrace Accounting Arts & Crafts Standard, 4647 Lazelle Ave., Terrace, KNOX UNITED JOURNEYMAN CARPENTER Bridal Consulting Babysitting BC, V8G 1S8: CHURCH Will do finishing, renovations, install cabinets, patio, Clothing Sales Cosmetics INLAND TIMBER MANAGEMENT LTD., 4907 Lazelle Ave UNFAIR! painting, Also will build furniture. Consulting Foresters is accepting Pottery 635-6014 IF THAT'S WHAT YOU applications for seasonal • Forest Preflnished Hardwood Flooring " Produce & 1 0:30 am Sunday School THINK AFTER READING Technicians. These positions may cover a Maple, birch, ash, oak, Available in natural and various ~. Flowers period of Feb. - Oct, and may include and Worship. A NEWSPAPER REPORT colours, (No sanding required) Size 3/4= x21/2" or 31/4" Regal work on inventory, operations, and/or Minister AND THE NEWSPAPER CALL 635-6277 (leave a message) Tupperware silviculture projects The Forest The Rev. Michael Haru FAILS TO SATISFY YOUR Technician is responsible for field data' Watldns COMPLAINT, WRITE TO collection, Interpretation and related o~ce Weaving work. Applicants should, have education US. WE'LL TAKE IT ,, Harmony Clowns ??????? and/0r experience:iqt'!F~'i~st~y/Renewabie; • THORNHILL FROM THERE, resources including knowledge of Silvies If you own a Home Ba~d Business, be COMMUNITY 638-8608 sure to have it featured In our and ecosystems. Submit Applications to: British Columbia Jake& Jacquie Terpstra ~;l~,~ Inland Timber Management Ltd., 103-197 Home Based Business Listing CHURCH Press Council v~ 8987 Kerby Street, Terrace, B.C. '.;a .';.',~JJ' North 2nd Avenue, Williams Lake, B.C. "Gyzmo" and "Pebbles" '~i"~/'' To book our space, or for more informa- V2G 1Z5. Phone: 392-7177,.Fax: 398- Teens& Adults Bible Classes 9:30 Box 541 4 tion call the advertising department at 5941. Attentian Philippa Mahon. BIRTHDAYRAnT,ES-PICNIGS.SPEC,ALEVSNrS ~' .~ Sunday'sC0ol Club 9:30 Victoria, B.C. BALLOONDECORATING FOR WEDDINGS& MEETINGS ~: Application Deadline: February 20,1995. • V8R 6S4 Leave the Decorating and Clowning to Us/ 638-7283 HALF TIME POSITION (from March to for ages 2-12 September 1995), Applicants must have experience working with youth, ability to Sunday Service10:45 work independently, knowledge of the health and social issues which may At The Thomhill Community Hall impact youth. Wages negotiable. Send First M.U,M.S.Program Resumes to: Program Manager, Skeena 9:30 a.m. on the 1st Tuesday Family Resources, TDCSS, #1 • 3215 Cubby's All other Eby St,, Terrace, B.C., VSG 2X6. Closing .. :-Thursdaysai 9 30 am c. .>~. date: February 13,1995. Adult:M|d-week Bible Studie;;7 (!. !. THERE'S A FILTER Queen office h Teens Youth Group" :';:; College & Caree~" !::i :'~ Terrace. We require a few good people O ! for sales and for telephone work, Bring Pa~tbr Ron R00kei" ~i:'~ ~t():"::::"~!" :~ b "Canadian your resume40 4450 B Greig Ave,, or call Assistant Pastor RobBrinson ':;"(2-, "r 4 Sandra LenuikBusiness Servlcesil 638-77!1 Phone 635-5058 Affordable & Reliable Computerized Made Products" Accounting for Small Business • General Ledger • Subledger Maintenance • Unique Gift Ideas • Garden Supplies • Monthly' Financial Statements • Terra Cotta • Wicker Baskets NIRVANA METAPHYSIC & • Year End File Preparation • Payroll - Personal Income Tax • Bird Ba the & Feeders HEALING CENTRE 635-4500 By Appointment 5033 Graham Avenue, Phone 638-7697 Services: Transformational and Metaphysical Counselling Self Awareness & Terrace, BC Fax 638-7671 Spiritual Growth Courses Workshops, Reflexology, Arometherapy, Spiritual Healing, Open Channel Readings, A Lc~/e Off The Top l Shop: Tarot Cards, Essential Oils, Meditation Tapes, Relaxation Music, Create Some Excitement Crystals & Jewelry, Incense, Candles, Metaphysical and Healing J ___~~, Craft Supplies& Accessories W th I Books, :~7~ ....~:~ Plastic Models January ~ . . "~" - ...... ~') ).~Rad o Contro ed Planes & Cars 3611 Cottonwood 635-7776 ..... !/ ' , , ~. --:~ role Paintng Supplies _~1.~ .... Somethingfor Everyone/ - The Creative Zone Skeena Mall 635-1422 Industry/Trades/Technology Training Department h]lr in partnership with ]L North Island College Desktop Publishing by Lee Burkitt is pleased to be offering the followingcourse: CUSTOM (~ QUEERSWAT "Gas Fitting "B" License" G'LI 638-0877 ) ,-~ "~ Business Image Design ' SmallVolume Publishing tEATH R WOR S (March 25 - April 5, 1995) . //) Computer Tutorin8 k~ this course is designed to prepare learners to write the Gas FIett r " B " Personal Leather Sewing License examination (a requirement of the Ministry of Municipal Affairs -: Chaps • Pants • Jackets ° Vest • Saddlebags Gas Safety Branch). Camper & Trailer Cushions & Curtains To Be EIIolble You Must Load Strap Repairs ° Boat Cover Repairs have minimum four years experience In Piping Trade, (pipe fitter, steam fit- ter or plumber) or completion of the Gas Fitter Apprenticeship Program. 4493 (;lueensway Dr. 635-7721 have written approval from the 'Gas Safety. Branch of the Ministry of Municipal Affairs. For those uncertain of their qualification, check with your local gas inspector or call (604) 660-6231, : : Course Cost ~ : PRIMERICA /I The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 8, 1995 - C9 TION AD 25. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES NORTHWEST COMMUNITY EFFORT [~~~~~~~~~~~~ COLLEGE s seeking Life does not requireus to be the biggestor START YCUR OWN BUSINESS: Call for proposals for the the best, it asks onlythat we tq. ~' Dea ~' information for free demonstration of management of their North Coast Health & Fitness Herbalife products that have created RACQUET & FITNESS 4550 Greig 635.6500 health and wealth for thousands. Call: CENTRE located at the 845-2830 evenings. Terrace Campus, 5331 REQUIRED AN AMBITIOUS, hard- McConne I Avenue. This V working couple or individual interested h opportunity has arisen Lose Up To O our environment. Positior~ available to because of a decision by the V Demon who woul~ like to be self- current operators (NWCC 10 Ibs ia 3 Days! employed n a fast growing franchised V company. Exclusive opportunity will be Student Association) to cease With the management of the facilities. V given to the successfu! applicant from Supplemental Diet Plan V Hazelton to Burns Lake. No investment Interested parties are asked Try it! It works/ V -required, a vehicle and a good sense of to submit a complete Using All Natural Ingredients. smell are required. Applications and/or business plan to Anthony In order to have you as my valentine forever, l V inquiries can be sent to 3514 CI0re Ave., Reddy, Manager, Ancillary Terrace, BC, or call 635.1112 ask for Jan. Services by 4:00 pm, Friday, have a question to ask you. NORTHERN MONUMENTALS, February 17, 1995 for q# .SERVING your area with the monument of your choice. Any colour, shape, or size. consideration. For additional Meet me in the Skeena Mall Call us now for your spring order at 604. information regarding this 567.4933. opportunity please call Mr. Available at: Saturday, February 11 at 1 pm. MLM FINE JEWLERYI For work Northern Drugs, rewarding weekly[ No quotas, no 4741 Lakelse, Terrace inventory, flexible hours, training 635-6555 q# provided. Taxable deduction. Call 635- For info. call 1-800-361-4720 Ralph 6363. 26, PERSONALS HAIRSTYLING SHOP LOOKING FOR NORTHWEST STAMP FOR SALE collectors, to buy, sell, trade or just chaL Modern, efficient, well maintained Write to: Stamps. P.O. Box 673, Terrace, salon with four chairs & two sham- BC V8G 4B8 poo sinks in good location. IF YOU ARE happy, with your Potential is good for ambitious investments, that's your business. If not, entrepreneur, that's our businessl Great Pacific Management Co, Ltd, 5133 Agar Avenue, phone 635"5544 Terrace, BC, V8G 1H9. Call 635-4273. PRIVATE INVESTIGATIONS (ALL Do you love candles in bowls? TYPES). Business, Personalr criminal, civil, personal injury claims, missing Partylite gifts persons, applicant screening. featuring uniqueline of candles & home Government licenced and bonded (22 decorating accessories,is seeking years). Spectrum Investigationsl Call 1- consultants & managersfor ~, ,~L:~ ~'~ :" party plan sales. 800-660-9188, No investments, no deliveries OUTSTANDING COMMISSIONS For more information call , NO MORE LONELY nightsl Find romance Carrie. 204-885-5815 or cx friendship. Call the Action Dateline for Margaret- 604-632-5899 the hottest singles. 1-900-451-4010 ext. 3633. $2.99/min, SWF, 29, BLONDE, FAIR, HAZEL eyes, 5'8", Florida teacher, ve~ attractive, ColorYour World . shapely easy going Christian who loves ,4 fishing, camping, football, kids and Paint yourself a brighter future romance~ Looking for serious relationship with SWM 21-40, tall, outgoing, non- Own a , smoker who enjoys same~.~write~to~me,. '(' Color Your World "~ Jennifer, P,O, Box 9512421 lake Mary,FL Decorating Centre in your 32795-1242. (Coming up in June 95, Community please send a picture). What you can expect when you FUN-LOVING 30 YEAR :,OLD couple Irv artd ]osi. To Daddy & Melanie join this successful team of looking to meetan open-minded single Hugs and kisses to you both on Who put up with riot of shit.from professionals: female for outings, friendship, romantic Soul mates forever! Valentine's Day and ahvays. your grarzdchildren and still . • National Brand Name ~i encounters and travel, Reply to file #17, x love them. ,/~ Recognition All my Love 4647 Lazelle Ave., Terrace, BC, V8G Momtny ,/f~ ~I~N Yolanda,Angela f/~ • Extensive Training lS8: • Marketing Expertise IlJ,.~ Karla /~ • Site Location Assistance WHITE MALE COUPLE seeks other • Ongoing Support . • males for discreet encounters. 635-3626 Investment levels $60,000, 28 YR. OLD A'I-rRACTIVE white female $80,000 Bank financing available. looking for the same to share a discrete TODAY! romantic relationship and long-term Flyboy To Ivatt CONTACTUS Happy Valentine's Day BOB SKINNER friendship. File #25 c/o The Terrace Happy Valentine's We have little blessings, count t!rem Happ!l Valentine's Day Ipes! To my two special ladies: my Authorized Dealer Sales Manager Standard, 4647 Lazelle Ave., Terrace, Shannan one two three, so on this year s Ahvays'thinking of you and rniss BC, V8G 188. \ Honey-Bunnyand hal special Color Your World Corp: You are the heart of my life. ~NN Valentine'swill you dine ,~ k yo t! Charlie Brozon Unit 1, 7560 Vantage Way k\ nezo baby Coos?e. ~N. Love Morn Z WANTED 38 PEOPLE WHO want to ~\ with me? ./Am ~ says hi brother. ',4, Delta, B.C, V4G 1H1 ~bk,~ Love ahvays, I~ LoveMorn /.4n (604) 940-0433 loose weight like crazy. Money back FAX (604) 940-1584 guarantee. Please call 567-4041. OPPORTUNITY FOR OPERATOR/INVESTOR To Friends Happy '~ TURN-KEY OPERATION & Family! Harvey Junior For Harvey To my precious boy - Happy Valentine's Valentine's Day High Tech impulse Vending Operation in Terrace region. Happy Valentine's Day. Havea My darling, Happy Valentine's Dal to tire two mast zoonderhd parents, Day Szoeetheart! Have a good A and hope it's a good one! I will " good one! day baby. Ben and Barb. Love you both! / Investment only $7,000.00 dollars with guarantee of return Love Always, /~ always love you. Love Mommy Love Lillian ,~ kLoveLillIvan,ian']Hr,arvey'~. of full Investment within 24 Months, Lillian G. & Daddy J Requirement of Investor/Operator must be in good financial standing. Require approx, only 4 hours per month to ser- vice accounts, Example - Collection of monies from machine & restocking, My Sweet Kirnbo This is a partnership opportunity with a major vending Claudinete Bear Sean Happy Valentine's Day! I count the Roses are red, violets are blue, ooh I'll n,coerforsake you, so Iong's operator base in Victoria, B,C. days until we zvill be together. boy wouht I like to make but with ,. you! Happy Valentine's ~, you re true. Together,forever, Happy HoMays in Jurze! //~ ~ me and you! XOX __ : Serious inquiries only. s~\ )bur Pinto /,dl Day! ~.\ Love From Fern Phone 604-380-1091 leave message. Peter Pan a¢ Ran Leask " Never Never Land isn't the same • Cris B. With you, I've watched Morn & Dad without you. Happy Valentine's You are a dream. Be my one and Love you, love you, loveyou Day. I'll always believe. / only. bunches. Love always, /.~ T,~W. Z From Terry .~ OPPORTUNITY IN XOXO /I A&W Food Services of Canada ltd. is currently looking for qualified franchisees Cotne ~v for opportunities in selected Northern and My Love Chuckle My Dearest Jim Dear Grandma Roses are red, and the sk Southern B.C. towns including, Port Hardy, and grow old zvith me, let us live the Thanks very muchfor looking after Roses are red arulsmell so sweet, best years of our lives togetheras ~. don'tever say I do no Burns Lake, Chetwynd, Dawson Creek, loving you makes mY life usI We love you. / foryou. complete. / ~---Nhey Lovereallyyears.K are& the B bes//~ ~N. Sirannan,Kaitlynn ~'N LoveXOXOX Trail and Invermere. Ik\ Alt,ny love /.4 IL.\ & Nicolle ,/.~m IN Karen For Further information, please call: I\ Bonnie ~,~1 Betty Johnson at (604) 988-2141 or write to: A&W Food Services of Canada Ltd. Chiquita H, Franchising Department Sending you hugs - puppy-tnrgs so Roses are red, violets are blue, if you Happy Valentine's Day! Curiosity killed the cat! Despite mushy, you'll puke. Kiss, kiss, want my heart you know what Nieolle, Kaitlynn & Melissa. Have "that, this kitty asks: was I a tempt. x to do. . . #300,171 West Esplanade kiss. A a greatMomday!&L°veyaDad lots. A ik, g itemyou anD. yourwere menu ?~ North Vancouver, B.C. ~N. Love,the ohl broad /,~ Signed Guts/t ,,~ V7M 3K9 C10 -The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 8, 1995 TERRACE STANDARD • • • , • • • • CTI()N ADS 26, PERSONALS 30. OBITUARIES 32. LEGAL NOTICES NON DISCRIMINATING MALE enjoys outdoors, sports, music, recreational ill vehicles, travelling. Looking for female RICK MARTIN with similar interests. Write to: P.O. Box Born April 14,1957 Province of MinisW or (~ BrlUsh Columbia Forests 182, Terrace, B.C.,V8G 4A6. Died January 19, 1995 Rick was born and raised • in SO, LI'I-I'LE MISSY, is your jacket on the Terrace, B.C. He married Karen TIMBER SALE UCENCE floor? How long have you been wearing GILL, Sandra Slngh Here she is at Sweet 16 in 1979 and they had a daughter A45559 those socks? Did you get your,internet (76 years) 18 More Haven't Hurt A Bit Kaitlin in 1987. He was a strong address yet????? - willed, ambitious and Date of Death: January 26, 1995 Take notice that, pursuant to Section 16 of the She's Still The Girl Of My Forest Act, applications will be accepted by the JEHOVAHS WITNESSES ~S THERE "adventurous man who put his Mills Memorial Hospital Services Dreams. held January 28, 1995, MacKay's District Manager, Caeslar Forest District, something about the Watchtower that heart and soul into everything British Columbia, up to 4:00 pro, on February Funeral Chapel, Terrace. Cremation makes you uneasy but don't know what it Full of Smiles, Laughs & that he attempted. He "died 10, 1995, for Timber Sale Ucence A45559, Wit. Terrace Crematorium. authorizing the harvest of "nmber located near is? If,so, you are not alone. Phone 1-847- while doing just that. Rick had ,-k ~ -k.k Thomas Creek. 4354 for recordedmessage. Happy Birthday many dreams and goals, and he Love Dan, Amber & always did everything in his KORMENDAY, Edward VOLUME: Spruce: 2,388,1, Balsam: ARE YOU SEARCHING : FOR a 7,177.2, Hemlock: 703.6, Pussycat power to attain them. Ridley (69 years) meaningful relationship, companionship, Date of Death: January 28, 1995, Grades: 3, 4 and 5: 913.0. • XXXO00 Island Log sort was started by Total Volume: 10,248.90 new friends, or that special person? We Rick as one of his dreams. He Terrace, B.C. Services held "more or lass'. • operate a c0ndifidential introduction February 4, 1995, Knox United died knowing that his dream is TERM: 14 Months service for selective unattached adults. now a reality. Rick was very Church. Cremation, Terrace For more information write to: Singles at J'lr....Pr...Inr_.~r.../nr_.Dr...Dr._D~Inr_.l-'dclose with his Dad, who not Crematorium. LOGGING METHOD: Conventional ground , .k .k -k* based methods. Heart, Box 137, Marysville, B.C., Canada, only lost hi,/son, but also lost V0B 1;[0. Or call (604) 427-43781 MR. & MRS. z LECKIE, David Arthur z his best friend. BILuNG METHOD: Scale based Rick is survived by a loving (49 years) EDWARD z Date of Death: January 30, 1995, UPSET STUMPAGE: $32.25 per cubic metre family, wife Karen, daughter for all coniferous species, Kaitlin, parents Dick and Edith Kltirnat, B.C. Services held February KASPERSKI z Martin, sisters Jo-Ann (Steven) 4, 1995, United Church in Kitimat Tenders will be accepted from all applicants. Cremation, Terrace Crematorium. would like to Buhr, Julie (Kelly) Rodda, Linda Tenders will be opened at 0900 a.m. on ( PACIFIC (Mike) Portsch, five nieces and February 17, 1095, at the Caealar Forest announce the OLAUSEN, Cart Marius $1nberg District Office. MANAGEMENT Sunday, the 12th nephews, and many, many (o LID. (L~. 1965) friends and associates. He is (87 years) is a birthday momentous and try engagement of their ~3 Date of Death: January 30, 1995, Additional Information may be obtained from Lost in the Sea of loved and .sadly missed by all. Dan Rehlll at the Casslar Forest District Office, as she may, Yvonne couldn't youngest daughter ~3 Terrace, B.C. Service: Unknown P.O. Box 247, Dease Lake, British Columbia, Mutual Fund Choices? prevent us.., from telling the town Burial: Unkown. V0C 1L0. that she'll hit the 4-oh! So please Lori-Lynne z The preceding notices are Learn from a Mutual pick on her now 'cause that's one Fund Expertwhat's right to 51 RUDD compliments of way to show, that despite the bad CLARENCEARNOLD The TerraceStandard & for YOU. Pleasecall: jokes and the laughs and the Kevin Llewellyn z passed awayon January 26, 1995 at the MacKay's Funeral Services Ltd. hisses we also extend our best age of 74 years. Clarence was C.G. (Bud) HALLOCK BIB birthday wishes! BIB son of Mr. & Mrs. predeceasedby his wife Evelyn;son Terry, 5133 Agar, Terrace, B.C. Lloyd Llewellyn brotherIrvin and sisterOlga Loudon. V8G 1H9 635-4273 He will be rememberedby daughtersJean l'~ll lllZJ ll~.] ll'~J IP_.l ll-~l ll'~.J ll~ll-P] lll~ I _E (Alan) B0ykoof PortAlbernl, B,C., Susann Happy 5Oth Birthday (Robert)Gordon of Kamloops,B,C., Donna Province of Ministry of ~; "28. CARD OF THANKS (Lyle) McNabbof Houston,B.C,, Lori (Rod) British Columbia Forests Regina! Snodgrass of Big Lake, B,C.; twelve grandchildren;sisters Thelma Nordmarken, Love from your family Mabel Schroederand Hazel Morganall of NOTICE OF PRE-HARVESTSILVICULTURE PRESCRIPTION THANK YOU Port Alberni; brother Clifford of Lillooet, FOR AN AREA TO BE LOGGED The family of the late Rick Martin would B.C, and many nieces, nephews and Notice friends. (On September4, 1920 Clarence Eachof the followingareas have a proposedPre.Harvest Silviculture Prescription that will applyif sincerely like to thank all of our friends approvalto log the areais obtainedfrom the Mintstryof Forests.The proposedprescription will be who sent flowers, meals and klnd words Arnold Rudd was born in Wynyard, availablefor viewingunUl March 23, 1995,at the MinlsWof Forests,Kalum Forest District, #200. Saskatchewan,son of Gustav MelvinRudd 5220Keith Avenue, Terrace, British Columbia, V8G 1L1. duringregular working hours. and visits. You all helped us through a & LauraJensina Rovold, Clarence sewed very sad time, and everything is very in World War II in the "B" Squadron20th To ensui'econsideration before logging commences, any writtencomments must be madeto B.D. Downle,District Manager, #200 • 5220Kelth Avenue., Terrace, British Columbia VSG 1L1, by the much appreciated. ArmyTank (HorseRegt.) #166552. 1940 to abovedate. Dick and Edith Martin 1945 he sewed his country overseas TIMBER SALE UCENCE TSL Jo-ann and Steven Buhr arriving on the 5th waveon the beachesof Normandy. Later returning to "nmber sale cutting Cut Location A, ea Amendment Julie and KeUyRodda .Block ,, ,...... (Ha) (Yes/No) "The family of Regina Saskatchewan.He movedto B.C. in 1955, Unda'and Mike Portsch in i956 he married EvelynAlberta Major TSLA50056 .... No Go~d Creek 39.8 Yes You make my Prusko invites friends to join n~e: Rowe in Port AlbernL Clarence & TSLA50058 No Gold Creek 39.7 Yes heart sing them in celebrating her 50th 30. OBITUARIES Evelyn and their three children movedto Small Business Forest Entartxise Prooram You're a wonderful Birthday at an Sinclair Mills, B.C. in 1961. Clarence Name of Ucence Holder OPEN HOUSE worked for the next thirteen years as a daughter. on Sunday, February 12th GRANER: First Aid Man in the forest industry in from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 Mrs. Helen J. Graner Terrace,B.C. Clarenceworked as a scaler, I love you. most of his life with the forestry in various NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING p.m, at 3421 Clark St. passed away suddenly at the Mom areas of B.C. Before his retirement to For more information call Kelowna General Hospital on Lytton in 1987 he worked for the previous Martha at 635-4394. Sunday, December llth, 1994 at Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be 27. ANNOUNCEMENTS seven years in Savona, Barriere and the age of 75 years. She was Lillooet.A hard working man who lovedto held on Tuesday, February 21,1995 at the offices of sadly predeceased by her hunt and fish, Clarence loved the husband, Eugene, in August of mountainsand he was a wonderfulfamily the Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine commencing 1993 and is survived by her man who will be lovinglyremembered and at 7:00 p.m. to receive representation from all per- Turning 50 loving family; one daughter sadlymissed.) Funeral Service will be held on Friday, sons who deem their interests to be affected by the is not such a Marita'Bacon (Glenn) of February3,1995. Intermentto followin the proposed bylaw: "Regional District of Kitimat- grizzly experience. Richmond; two sons, Dieter Fieldof Honour,Greenwood Cemetery. Graner (Rita) of Terrace and Special thanks to Dr. Pearlman,Lillooet, Stikine Electoral Area 'E' Zoning Bylaw No. 194, Just ask Coco! Bruce Graner (Maureen) of Dr. Karplak,Dr. Ecclestonand the nurses 1983, Amendment Bylaw No. 365, 1995." Westbank; her grandchildren, and staff at Royal Inland Hospital, Love the "Graham the extended family in Kamloops. Germany and many friends. A In general terms, the purpose of this bylaw is to Crackers" Private Grave Side Service was ~ .. redesignate lands described as BlockA, District Lot held a the Westside Cemetery. ~.,~.~ 839, Range 5, Coast District, Plan 3655, from the Restricted Industrial zone and Open Space zone to the Light Industrial zone and Open Space zone to HAPP--Y address proposed development for mini-storage. The subject land is located on Queensway Drive in REGINA ...o.,c,s Thornhill as indicated on the sketch below. Complaints about the Press? / Fairness and accuracy are essential elements of good newspapers. The B,C. Press Council works to ensure that standards are upheld. A voluntary body, the council considers specific, unresolved i complaints from the public I about the conduct of the press in gathering and publishing The proposed bylaw may be inspected at the of- I ! news and opinion, ! Address complaints or fices of the Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine, #300- inquires to: 4545 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, B.C. between the British Columbia hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday, Press Council except statutory holidays. LOTSALOVE, YOUR LITTLE Box 5414 Victoria, B.C. Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine i BIG BROTHE LEON V8R 6S4 i I I I I II ...... I The Terrace Standard, Wedn'esday, February 8, 1995 - Cll !i i i ? i i,•! :=•'••i• ~i~i ii :ili)!i~•:¸¸) ii • /~i~ i(:: :i):il • / i ii )( ! i i iiiii il i i ii /ii//)ii'i) i ) CTI()N D I lib :£ K!GICLARK IN THE MATTEROF THE BANKRUPTCY FOREST LICENCE 32. LEGALNOTICES OF SANDRAJOYCE LOWNEY (GEMS & GOLD), LTD. NOTICE is hereby given that SANDRA (~ Provinceof A16833 AND A16819 Ministryof JOYCE LOWNEYtiled an assignment on British Columbia Forests TAKE NOTICE Take notice that Kitwanga @ A Notice of Motion asking for the 261hday of January,1995, and that the Lumber Co. Ltd. and payment of monies out of court has Invitation to first meeting of creditors will be held on bean filed in The supreme Court of Hobenshleld Bros. Logging Friday,the 24thday of March, 1995, at the SMALL BUSINESS FOREST British Columbia on behalf of Her Ltd. plan to submit a request TENDER hourof 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon,at the Majesty The Queen In Right of for a two year extension (to CourtHouse, 100 MarketPlace, in the City ENTERPRISE PROGRAM TOTAL Canada, naming you as a January 31, 1997) to Forest of PrinceRupert, in the Provinceof British SMITHERS 21~,c~,~ Columbia. Respondent under No. 7927, RESOURCE PLAN TRP95R09-001 Licences A16819 and Datedat Prince'George,B,C. this 3!st day Terrace Registry. If you wish to A16833. Written and verbal Tender: 94-TBB034 A request for proposals for a total resource plan is being solicited for of Janualy,1995. various areas within the Casslar Forest District. Proposals will be accepted defend the action you must file an comments/inquiries regard- Project: 599002 JOHN S. BEVERLEY& Answer In the Registry at 3408 no later than 15:00 hr. on March 14, 1995. ing the proposed two year Smithers Courthouse ASSOCIATESINC, Kalum Street, Terrace, BC, within Lobby Renovation thirty (30)days of the publication of extension will be accepted Eligibility for this contract is restricted to those contractors or consultants this Notice. In default of an Answer, up to February 28, 1995. 3793 Alfred Avenue (~ Provinceof Ministryof (~ who have successfully completed two or more Total Resource Plans, Total you will not be entitled to notice of Address comments/inquiries Srnithers, B.C. edtlshColumbia Foresls Chance Plans, Total Integrated Resource Plans or combinations of the above within the last three years. any further proceedings. A copy of to: Tender documents may be ob- the Notice of Motion and supporting Kitwanga Lumber Co. Ltd. NOTICEINVITING APPLICATION FOR tained by General Contractors TIMBERSALE LICENCEA50101 material will be mailed to you upon Box 40 All prospective applicants are to contact either of the contract coordinators only after February 6th, from Pursuant to Section 16 of the Forest Act, below for complete details and/or contract packages: receipt of a written request to the Kltwanga, B.C. sealedtender applications will be acceptedby above named Registry. BC Buildings Corporation, the DistrictManager, Kalum Forest District, V0J 2AO 2918 S. Eby Street, Terrace, Terrace,British Columbia, up to 08:30am, on Nell Endacott RPF (Pre-Award) Milt Moore (Pro and Post-Award) 849-5511 the 2nd day of March,1995, to be openedat B.C. Phone 638-3221, 09:30am, on the2rid day of March,1995, for s Prince Rupert Forest Region Cassiar Forest District Terrace Standard Timber Sale Lioence to authorize the Bag 5000 Box 247 4647 Lazelle Ave. Office hours are 8:30 a.m, to Sealed tenders will be received at harvestingof 16,O85cubic metres, more or Smithers, B.C. Dease Lake, B,C. less, of timber locatedin the vicinityof Arbor V0J 2NO Terrace, BC 5:00 p.m, 2918 S. Eby Street, Terrace, B.C., Forest Service Road in the Kalum "nmber VOC 1L0 . V8G 1 $8 , V8G 2X5, until 3:00 p.m., Febru- SupplyArea. 847-7513 771-4211 ary 24, 1995, and will be openedin TOTALVOLUME: 16,085cubic metres, public at that time. moreor less A fee of $50.00 (certified Cheque or money order) Is required to receive a SPECIES: Hemlock: 73%, Balsam: copy of the bid package, which becomes available February 15, 1995. NOTICEOF PRE-HARVESTSILVICULTURE 27% There will be an Informational presentation held at the Smithers Regional Enquiries may be directedto BatTy TERM: One(1) year Book in Terrace at 638-3674. Office, Bow Building, at 09:00- 12:00 hr, on February 20, 1995. Projects PRESCRIPTIONFOR AN AREA TO BE LOGGED UPSETSTUMPAGE: $18,25 are subject to funding availability. The lowest bid will not necessarily be The Corporation reserves the accepted. (Section 12) TimberSale Ucence A50101 Is1o be harvested right to negotiate any tender and using an overheadcable system. Logging Each of the followingareas has a proposed Pre.HarvestSilviculture Prescription the lowest or any tender will not plansmust reflect this system to be approved. that will apply if approval to log the area is obtainedfrom the Ministry of Forests. necessarily be accepted. Biddingis restrictedto personsregistered in The proposed prescriptionswill be available for viewinguntil March24, 1995 at the the SmallBusiness Forest Enterprise Program, address noted below, during regularworking hours, CategoryOne (1} and/orTwo(2). To ensure considerationbefore logging commences, any written comments must Particularsmay be obtainedfrom the District Manager,Kalum Forest District, at #200. 5220 be made to Brent Smith, Area Planner (North) at Skeena CelluloseInc,, 4900 Keith KeithAvenue, Terrace British Columbia, V8G Avenue, Terrace, B.C., V8G 5L8 by the above date. 1L1. In accordance with the Ministry of Transportation and Highways Act, Section 49(1), sealed tenders are invited for the following: Former LicenceCutting Cutblock Location Area Amendment Project No. 07079-9514 Agreement No. Permit No. (NearestCommunity (ha) Yes/No No. &Approx. Location) Location: Central/North Eest and North West Regions Description: To supply a 1990 or newer self Ioadlngtandem axle flush TFL #1 4AN 554531 Terrace- N, Beaver 58,3 No truck, minimum of 350 FWHP, capable of hauling 14,000 Iitres or more. TFL #1 4AH 565229 Terrace-Hadenschiid 25,5 No Equipped with an adjustable 1.2 to 3.75 metre spray bar and 2 front TFL #1 4AH 565251 Terrace- Hadenschild 36,6 No PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA and 2 side flushing, commercially manufactured clam shells, TFL #1 4AM 565551 Terrace- Poupard 19.5 No MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION & HIGHWAYS Individually cab controlled. TFL #1 4AM 565557 Terrace- Poupard 38,2 No "TENDER AWARD SUBJECT TO ADEQUATE APPROPRIATION" TFL #1 7AH 565747 Terrace-Alder 32.2 No SKEENAHIGHWAYS DISTRICT Sealed tenders, completed In accordance with the Conditions of Tender TFL #1 7AH 565755 Terrace-Aider 21,1 No ADVANCED PUBLIC NOTICE on the forms provided, will be received by the Ministry of Transportation TFL #1 4AJ 580155 Terrace-Me~d0w Cfk 55,0 No and Highways at #213 - 1011 Fourth Avenue, Prince George, B.C. V2L TFL #1 4AL 562615 Terrace-Little Cedar 39.8 No HIRED EQUIPMENT 3H9 until 2:00 p.m. (local time) on February 16, 1995, when tenders will TFL' #1 3AI 516063 Terrace-Alice Crk 43.6 No be opened in public. (Fax revisions to the tendered amount must be sent to! (604) 565-7016). The Ministry of Transportation and Highways would like A security deposit/surety bid bond will be required (in accordance with to let the public know of the deadline of March 15, 1995 the conditions of the tender.) for the registration of hired equipment in the Skeena A pro-tender meeting is not scheduled. INVITATIONTOTENDER ~ ~=Dl~tri~t.3"fie'tihie ~e~/~eeh March 116 and April li 1995 Tender documents complete with envelope, Sealed Tenders, marked, 95-001 Janitorial Contract, wi be used to corfil~ile the new seniority lists for the plans, specifications and Conditions of Tender are ; Northwest Community College, Terrace Campus, 1995/96 fiscal year. The office will try to make personal available from the Ministry of Transportation and contact with currently registered owners who have not Highways at #213 1Oll Fourth Avenue, Prince (Dormitories and Cafeteria only) will be received up to 2:00 George; B.C. V2L 3H9 at a cost of $16.00 per set i p.m. local time the 6th March 1995. Those available at that yet re-registered. Letters and forms will be sent out to all plus 7% PST ($1.12) and 7% GST ($1.12) for a time will be opened in public at: currently registered owners. total of $18.24 or may be ordered/viewed through any Regional Office of the Ministry of' BuildirlgB, C Northwest Community College Transportation and Highways between the hours 5331 McConnell Avenue Regisffation received after March 15, 1995 will be of 8:30 a.m, to 12:00 p,m., and 1:00 p,m. to 4:30 for the Terrace, B.C. ~: recorded on the late registrations list, and consequently p.m. Monday to Fdday, except holidays, 21st Century Tendering documents may be obtained at the above may not receive a share of the available work. Where required, payment for contract address after 9:00 a.m. on the 17th February 1995. Tenders documentation shall be made by certified cheque If you would like to register your equipment, forms are or money order, made payable to the Minister of Finance and Corporate must be filled in on the forms provided, in sealed and Relations. All purchases are non-refundablei clearly marked envelopes. The lowest or any Tender will not available at the Skeena District Office, #300- 4546 Park Avenue, Terrace, B.C. " ~ ~ ~ ..... For further Information contact Mr, John Clark, Manager, Regional necessarily be accepted. Services at (604) 565-6487, or fax (604) 565-6065, or address #213- Please "direct all enquiries to: 1011 Fourth Ave., Prince George, B.CI V2L3H9 L. Zurkirchen ~|~~~ J The lowest or any tender will not necessarily .4,,.. ¢tl~ Northwest Community College A/District Highways Manager, Skeena District ,,am, l/J be accepted. " Attn: Mr. Peter Crompton Facilities Manager Ministry of Transportation I Ministry of Transportation ~ ~ ~m F" | 5331 McConnell Avenue and Highways | and Highways ~ ~,~ ~l["~ ~' "~ ",~l Terrace, B.C. V8G 4C2 Government of British Columbia Government of Britieh Columbia ~ " " Phone: 638-5406 In accordance with the Ministry of Transportation and Highways Act, In accordance with the Ministry of Transportation and Highways Act, In accordance with the Ministry of Transportation and Highways Act, Section 49(1), sealed tenders are invited for the following: Section 49(1), sealed tenders are invited for the following: Section 49(1), sealed tenders are invited for the following: Project No. 07079-9511 Project No. 07079-9512 Project No. 07079-9513 Location: Central/North East and North West Regions Location: Central/North East and North West Regions Location: Central/North East and North West Regions Descrlpt!on: To supply five tandem dump trucks as and when required Description: The contractor will supply, one, two or three pilot vehicles to haul granular materials. Units will be required to haul and dump Into Descdp!lon: To supply on an hourly all found rental fee, a 3 cubic metre as necessary to maintain up to twenty four hour piloting through various loader, tO load graded aggregates into dump trucks, The loader shall be a highway spreader, to fly spread sand when required, and to haul to jobs up to seven days a week and an average of five flagging personnel 1990 or newer, four wheeldrive with a minimum of 170 horsepower. pre-selected stockpile sites. The trucks must have a legal weight will be required daily, Vehicles will be 1991 or newer, a fuel tank large The minimum dump clearance will be 2 75m and have.a bucket capacity of a minimum of 8.5 cubic metres and come equipped with an enough to cover approx, 500 kilometres. One traffic controller per shift carrying capacity (at full extension) of more than 6 tonnes, acceptable hitch for hook-up to the highway spreader. is required to possess a valid Level 3, Unrestricted First Aid Certificate. "TENDER AWARD SUBJECT TO ADEQUATE APPROPRIATION" "TENDER AWARD SUBJECTTO ADEQUATE APPROPRIATION" "TENDER AWARD SUBJECTTO ADEQUATE APPROPRIATION" Sealed tenders, Completed in accordance with the Conditions of Tender Sealed tenders, completed In accordance wilh the Conditions of Tender Sealed tenders, completed In accordance with the Conditions of Tender on the forms provided, will be received by me Ministry of Transportation on the forms provided, will be received by the Ministry of Transportation on the forms provided, will be received by the Ministry of Transportation and Highways at #213 • 1011 Fourth Avenue Prince George, B.C, V2L and Highways at #213 - 1011 Fourth Avenue, Prince George, B.C. V2L and. Highways at #213 - 1011 Fourth Avenue, Prince George, B.C. V2L 3H9 until 2:00 p.m. (local time) on:February 16, 1995, when tenders will 3H9 until 2:00 p,m. (local time) on February 16, 1995, when tenders will 3H9 until 2:00 p.m. (local time) on February 16, 1995, when tenders will be opened In public. (Fax revisions to the tendered amount must be be opened In public, (Fax revisions to the tendered amount must be be opened in public, (Fax revisions to the tendered amount must be sent to: (604) 565-7016).... : sent to: (604) 565-7016). sent to: (604) 565-7016), A security deposit/surety bid bond will be required (in accordance with A security deposit/surety bid bond will be required (In accordance with A security deposlt/surety bid bond will be required (In accordance with the conditions of the tender.) the conditions of the tender.) the conditions of the tender.) • ,L . A pro-tender meeting is not scheduled: A pro-tender meeting Is not scheduled. A pro.tender meeting is not scheduled. / Tender documents complete with envelope', Tender documents complete with envelope, |~~J Tender documents complete with envelope, plans, specifications and Conditions of Tender are' plans, specifications and Conditions of Tender are plans specifications and Conditions of Tender are available from the Ministry ~)f Transportat!on and available from the Ministry of Transportation and available from the Ministry of Transportation and Highways at #213- 1011 Fourth Avenue; Prince Highways at #213 1011 Fourth Avenue, Prince Highways at #213 - !Oll Fourth Avenue, Prince George, B.C, V2L 3H9 at a cost of $16,00 per set George, B.C, V2L 3H9 at a cost of $16,00 per set George, B.C. V2L 3H9 at a cost of $16,00 per set plus 7% PST($1,12) and.7%be GST ($1,12) for a plus 7% PST ($1.12) and 7% GST ($1.12) for a plus 7% PST ($1.12) and 7% GST ($1,12) for a total of $18.24 or may ordered/viewed through total of $18.24 or may be ordered/viewed through total of $18.24 or may be ordered/viewed through any Regional Office Of the Ministry of nl~dingB.C any Regional Office of the Ministry of BI.~d~gRC any Regional Office of the Ministry of BI~c~g~RC, Transportation and Highways between tl~e hours Transportation and Highways between the hours for the Transportation and Highways between the hours fortBc of 6:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., and 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 for the of 8:30 a,m, to 12:00 p.m., and 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 of 8:30 a,m, to12:O0 p.m,, and 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday, except holidays. 21st Century p,m. Monday to Friday, except holidays, 2let Century p.m, Monday to Friday, except holidays, 21st Centm'y Where requlred,:payment for Contract Where required, payment for contract Where required, payment for contract documentation shall be made by codified cheque documentation shall be made by certified cheque documentation shall be made by certified cheque or money order, made payable to the Minister of Finance and Corporate or money order, made payable to the Minister of Finance and Corporate or money order, made payable to the Minister of Finance and Corporate Relations A I purchases aie non-refundable. : ~ ~ Relations. All purchases are non-refundable. Relations. All purchases are non-refundable. For further information contact Mr.,John Clark, Manager, Regional For further Information contact Mr. John Clark, Manager, Regional For further Information contact Mr. John Clark, Manager, Regional Services at (604) 565-6487, or fax (604) 566-8065; or address #213- Services at (604) 565-6487, or fax (604) 565-6065, or address #213- Services at (604) 565-6487, or fax (604) 565.6065, or address #213- - 1011 Fourth Ave., Prince George, B,C, V2L 3H9 AI~ 1011 Fourth Ave,, Prince George, B.C, V2L3H9 ~1~1 1011 Fourth Ave,, Prince George, B.C. V2L3Hg J The lowest or any tender will not necessarily : ..~ .~1] The lowest or any tender will not necessarily ~ • ~ ""rhebe accepted. lowest or any tender will not: necessarily ,~ --I~1'1,~1 J~W J I be accepted' ~I~i,~1 Ministry of Transportation ~ I~, ~mr W" .lstry otTr=,Bpo..tlon / F! I m stry otTr=upo, ation : . ram, lpqrj YJ and Highways . ,~LA ~[~k ~' "Dr rA~ and Highways ~ ,~ ~i ~" '~ rA~ | and Highways ~ ~ W NJ J "A Government of British Columbia IF -- Government of British Columbia ~ Government of British Columbia C12 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 8, 1995 What does ~,ZXXX'r.ZZZXXXZZXXXXZXXXXXZXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXZXXZXX~] !!' To All Businesses" Current I y till it take? 1,4 Score Board ii Receiving Garbage Removal F OR THE past few years it was Rick ii Service From the City of Terrace [I Folk's men's team Men's Recreational Division 1,4 14 -- the 1994 world TEA1VI GP W L T GF GAPTS ~ Due to the budget cuts, the city will not be providing gar- champions -- that was nick- All Seasons Lightning 26 17 4 5 124 93 39 !~ bage pickup service after April 3, 1995. Riverside Dis posal named the dream team, both Back Eddy Pub Bullies 27 13 9 5 131 111 31 I~ Ltd. will be offering the service at the city's listed prices. To Folk and third Pat gyan behlg Norra's Auto Refinishing 25 13 10 2 137 I15 28 I~ avoid interruption of service please call as soon as possible Skeena Hotel Sharks 27 9 12 6 128 131 24 former world championship ~ at 635-4394. We would be happy to arrange for your pick- o skips. Coast Inn of the West Blades 27 8 14 5 111 134 21 LINDA MOORE Precision Builders Blues 26 5 16 5 124 171 15 i,= up service to start onApril 3 oranytime before. ;;!i This year, it was the former " Please note that the price to all customers will rise when January 24 )4 junior world champion Maria ii tipping fees increase. This fee Increase will be proportional ~4~ Geiger and two.time BC Back Eddy Pub 6 Norm's Auto Refinishing 1 Canadians. January 26 to the amount of refuse produced. II "- champion Kelly Owen who The other important aspect in All Seasons 4 Skeena Hotel 4 joined forces to create an all- curling is team work. It is vital star lineup for the women's all members of the team hand- Oldtimers Division event. le the responsibilities of their TEAM GP W L T GF GAPTS They added former world position and work together Northern Motor Inn Okies 28 15 9 4 116 9534 THE NATIONAL champion Chris Jurgenson at with their teammates both on Riverside Auto Wranglers 28 13 10 5 104 9731 lead and solid performer and off the ice. Terrace Timbermen 21 13 7 1 101 6827 Sherry Fraser at second in With the pressures and dis- Convoy Supply 27 4 19 4 76 13712 hopes that experience would tractions of national events, it January 22 pay off. Riverside Auto Wranglers 7 TAX ALERT is easy for teams to come apart Northern Motor Inn Okies 2 For Geiger and her Rich- with a discouraging game or Terrace Timbermen 7 Convoy Supply 1 Do YOU want the federal government mond Winter Club team, the January 25 problems with ice or stones. Terrace Timbermen 6 to increase taxes'? dream came true as they cap- This is where the coach or Northen Motor Inn Okies 2 Convoy Supply .7 Riverside Auto Wranglers 5 tured the provincial Scott alternate can help teams by Tournament of Hearts crown watching the interactions of ,t. '['hc First ill a twu-part, uotl-palqisan natit)n;tl foJ't]lll in their first year together and players, helping with the advanced to the ,ational on C,'mada's fiscal filncss scouting of the ice and being a ,=, "rcleviscd by your local cable operator , championship, to be held in buffer between officials, Legion Open Bonspiel A Event * Panelisls: Gilles Paquel, Jason Kcnncy. Calgary later this month. media and fans. C Event 1- Brown (Kitimat/I'erraee) 1- Simpson William Robson, David Perry, Preston Mutating The BC team will have to be Cindy McCardle is the fifth ,. Phone in your vote: 1-900- 870-0439 at the top of their game be- 2- Baker (Smithers) 2- Perry for the Geiger team and, as a (calls cost S I/miuulc - to help pay for sht)w) cause defending Canadian and 3- Dennis 3- Davidson former BC champion, can pro- 4- Iones 4- Bennett ,t, phone lilies open F:cb. 6 - 12 World champion Sandra Peter- vide much needed assistance. B Event (All rinks from Terrace unless son is back with her team The fact Geiger and two of Sunday, February 12 motivated to win their third 1- Kennedy otherwise specified) her teammates have played at 2- Gomez (Prince Rupert) consecutive title. the national level in previous 3- L Kawinsky The Peterson team is like a years will provide valuable in- 4- Parker Broadcast5 p,m, on SkeenaCable 10 well-oiled machine -- they sight into this year's Scott have playedso well for so Tournament of Hearts. With FAX DROP OFF long, it seems hard to believe their talent -- and a little luck p .-oR=ff they will ever make enough BC might claim another 638-8432 4647 Lazeile for assistance, call our toll-free help line: 1-S0(~-275-(1255 mistakes to lose the crown. Canadian championship. However, there are a number of other experienced squads that will be looking to prevent the three-peat by Peterson. Last year's national runner- up and former world champion Connie Laliberte is back with her Manitoba four- some. Laliberte was somewhat criticized last year for playing too defensively in the final and would love a chance to prove the detractors wrong. As well, former Canadian champion Alison Goring has found three new team mates and made it through a tough Ontario field to earn at spot at the Hearts. In the 12 team field, only two are without nationals ex- perience. What will it take for Geiger and her rink ~ or a BC team in any of this year's championships ~ to capture a Canadian title? The preparations of a compe- titive curling team are similar to top athletes in any sport. The first goal is for players to make all technical parts of the game "automatic". In curling, this means deliveries con- sistently balanced and on line so the only concern for the player is adjusting the weight for each type of shot. As well, the sweeping tech- nique should minimize lost stones due to debris and com- munication between the " ..... ~.. !tb players while sweeping should be error-free. How does a team accomplish this preparation? The earlier parts of the sea- son, where teams spend time practising and participating in bonspiels and competitive leagues, are when the various skills are fine-tuned. The Geiger rink have put in the time, played the cashspiel cir- cuit and competed in men's and women's Super League in order to be in top form for the For years, Pat wanted to quit smoking... Then he got Jim McEwan Motors Tile PONTIAC COLD FEET. UiCK G/WC t BRITISHCOLUMBIA 635-4941 BEGINS DEALERS LUNG ASSOCIATION • • :i ~ • •. ~• , Box 34009, Station D Vancouver, B.C. V6J 4M2 * Based On a 36 month lease for vehicle equipped as described. A down payment of $2,713 and $300 refundable security deposit are required, Other financing options are available. Offer applies to qualified retail customers only. Phone: 731-5864 Total obligation is $1"t;28L: Some mileage conditions apply. Llcence, insurance and taxes not included. Dealer order or trade may be necessdryl Dealer may lease for less. 1" Some charges may apply. See dealer for details, I