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WEDNESDAY March 8, 2000 $1.00 PLUS 7¢ GST mm m m ($1.10 plus 8¢ GST outside of the T, N DA o11 Jl__J VOL.'--'- 12 NO. Fears raised over school start By ALEX HAMILTON cause the ministry approval is still trying to track it but we can't find it." school was originally slated for com- on hold, pending on whether or not the SCHOOL DISTRICT administrators based on the original motion that [the A new school, which could cost as pletion as early as 2003. education minister approves the new hope a replacement for aging Skeena new school] will be built on the Skee- much as $11.6-million, is needed to Administrators completed the pa- location for building the replacement Junior Secondary won't be delayed be- na site or on the bench," said school replace 45-year old Skeena Junior perwork explaining the change in for Skeena Junior Secondary. cause of some missing paperwork. district secretary treasurer Marcel Secondary School, which is rundown building site plans last week and had "We can't go ahead and build on The school board last April chan~ed Georges last week. and needs extensive work. it rushed off to education minister its mind on where it wanted to build the bench until the Skeena "Regrettably there was no letter Trustees voted to build the new re- Penny Priddy. [replacement school] location is fina- the 650-student replacement. from the [school board] chair sent to placement school beside Caledonia to Skeena MLA Helmut Giesbrecht lized," said school district acting Although the education ministry the ministry to get approval for the offer students more course options. said there shouldn't be a problem get- superintendent Sharon Beedle. gave its approval for one of two loca- school to be built on the Caledonia Having the school next to Caledo- ting the minister's approval to build "[That's] because, there's still a tions, on the bench or on the current site." nia would allow all students to share the new school on the Caledonia site. small chance education minister Skeena Junior site, the board came up School district acting superinten- old and new facilities, eliminating the "They assured me there was no Penny Priddy will say build it up on with a new one - beside Caledonia dent Sharon Bdedle says she under- need for two music rooms or two auto hang-up," Giesbrecht said. "If that's the bench." Senior Secondary. stood that the paperwork was, in fact, shops. where the board wants to build it, Beedle said the ministry originally However, the paperwork asking the completed last year and sent to the The school board recently short lis- that's where it wi!! be." gave the board its approval to build education ministry to approve the new ministry. ted five architects and was about to mmmmmm the Skeena replacement school on the location can't be found. "We don't know where that paper select one of them before getting side- CONSTRUCTION OF a new elemen- "It's true. We've lost 10 months be- was lost," Beedle said. We've been tracked by the ministrY. The new tary school built on the bench is also Cont'd Page A2 Cat, dog deaths School district increase surplus seen MORE DOGS and cats SCHOOL DISTRICT se- were euthanized at the cretary treasurer Marcel Terrace Animal Shelter Georges is predicting a last year because the city slight budget surplus by wanted to save money. the end of this school year, The number of cats de- marking the first balanced stroyed rose from 77 to 120 school district budget in last year and the number three years. of dogs put down quad- "I'm anticipating the rupled from four to 16. dis.triet will be in the The increased number black, not in the red," of pet deaths came despite Georges said at a school a 20 per cent decrease in board meeting March 1. the number of animals im- The education ministry pounded at the shelter, ordered last year the dis- Marcel Georges from 860 in 1998 to 690 trict to balance its books ahead to bring bacl~-pro- last year. and repay its past accumu- grams such as Grade 6 and City chief administra- lated deficit of $321,000 7 music which were cut to; tive officer Ron Peele said by this June. save money. the city tightened up its Through a number of' The district still has to' policy last year on how budget cuts and thrifty hire a number of admin- long unclaimed animals spending strategies, the istrators, including a new can stay at the shelter be- board expects to have superintendent, director of fore they're destroyed. saved anywhere from instruction, principal for By law pets have to be $100,000 to $200,000 on a the correspondence school, kept there at least three budget of $50 million. and a clerical assistant for days and the limit is six "That's providing we the director of human re- days. spend at the current rate sources. But the shelter has al- until the end of the school And the district could ways had considerable year," said acting superin- also face WCB payments leeway on the six-day tendent Sharon Beedle. of hundreds of thousands of maximum, enabling staff "The surplus is minor but dollars for new safety re- to keep animals longer, we're out of red." gulation requirements. particularly when there's a Georges added that if it School districts had first possibility they might be = Making her mark weren't for the accumula- , been told the education adopted. ted debt, the district would ministry was to cover "In the past we have Three-year-old Kayla Miller gets her fingers dirty while Terrace RCMP Constable Kurt Grabinsky at- boast a $500,000 surplus those costs. But the mini- been keeping them for two tempts to get a clean copy of Kayla's finger prints during a child safety session at the Terrace Child by the end of the fiscal stry has since changed its to three times that much," Development Centre at the United Church on Thursday, March 2. The session was part of the year. But that doesn't ne- mind. Peele said. "It was costing centre's weekly Building Blocks program for new parents. Building Blocks runs every Thursday at the cessarily mean the district Districts are appealing the city money." Centre from 6 p.m. to 8 p,m. will have that extra the ministry's revised He added the city has $500,000 in the years stance.

!aTxSinlYY~!gtt°h~tiCskx'%°a~; Majority of auxiliary police quit "If we think we can find a home for an animal, we'll still keep it longer," By CHRISTIANA WIENS most under the direct ing with the job because signation here isn't being Terrace detachment, said ience in the community to added animal control offi- supervision of a member at she enjoys community po- repeated elsewhere, they'll be missed, an ever-changing police NINE OF Terrace's 11 cer Frank Bowsher. all times," he said. licing. "They're most certainly "We're not happy about force, their presence sped The main cost of keep- auxiliary RCMP officers are quitting. The two auxiliaries who Simons, who has been the exception. But we re- it," said Holland. "It's a up officer response time, ing animals longer is food, are staying - Lisa Raposo an auxiliary for eight spect the fact that they loss to the community in a said Holland. "We no longer feel we which adds up to around and Debbie Simons -are years, says she would .'realize this program isn't number of ways." Holland said the de- can complement the $4,000 a year. also worried about working never put herself in dan- for them anymore." Unlike other places, tachment here paired auxi- RCMP," said Jim lppel a He added the number of the 160 hours a year that's ger, or go on patrol with a Clark said auxiliaries Terrace auxiliaries were liaries with regular mem- 29-year auxiliary veteran. pets euthanized here is required to remain an aux- regular officer without a were never intended to used to complement regu- bets in one squad car and "We're just not helping still low compared to iliary, weapon to protect herself, work as backup to regular lar officers on patrol, allowed them to act as many other shelters and the way we've been trained to help." "I'm hoping they're not B.C.'s auxiliary coordi- officers. Not only did auxiliaries backup in disputes and Compared to the numbers going to be very diligent," nator, Cpl. Tom Clark, Cpl. Rod Holland, act- lend their years of exper- home robberies. that used to be destroyed lppel says the issue is • said Simons, who is stay- said the large-scale re- ing staff sergeant at the just a few years ago. more than having auxiliary "Our figures are way guns taken away in 1998 down from what we used or being required to wear to put to sleep," Bowsher different uniforms than re- said, adding it used to be gular RCMP officers. Police want to hire more officers routine to put down a cou- New policies now in TERRACE HAS enough homicides, robberies extremely labour intensive and if more than ricer was a corporal but is now a sergeant. ple hundred cats a year. place put an emphasis on with violence, domestic assaults and sexual one such incident is going on at any time, the He said criminal investigations also take "There's still too many crime prevention in assaults to warrant adding two more serious local unit often needs help. longer today than they did 10 years ago be- wild cats running around schools and other public crime unit officers to the three-member com- Besides cases such as murder, the serious cause the work involved is now far more tech- the area," he added. places, not patrolling with plement already here, says an RCMP Corpor- crime unit als0 handles robberies, sexual as- nical. As for the 16 dogs put regular officers. al. saults, firearms and weapons offences. "The way we do business has d~i! down, he said, six or seven As well, auxiliaries now So the detachment is asking the city for But it's also supposed to have the time to Holland said. "Violence in rela'~riips had to be destroyed be- have to provide their own $124,000, or 70 per cent of the cost, said Cpl. work on Terrace's list of murdered or missing - [incidents] takes six hours of manpower, and cause of disease and a liability insurance. Rod He!land. Senior RCMP officers here anti- " people such as Monica Ignas, Lana Derrick an impaired driver [processing] takes four couple more had been Many auxiliaries aren't cipate getting the federal government to come and Larry Vu - whose files remain open and hours." deemed vicious, interested in community with the remaining 30 per cent, active. Even with four members and a senior offi- The animal control de, policing and don't feel The existing members often have to call ,'We only have two people devoted to that cer, Terrace's '~erious crime unit would still be partment also re erred in comfortable riding along in P : j upon the local detachment's two drug officers task,', said Holland, acting staff sergeant at short one officer when compared with the si- increase in vicious dog a squad carwlthout a wea' for help, taking them away from their own in- the Terrace detachment, in noting that the tuation in Prince Rupert. complaints, to 43i last pen,:said Ippel. vestlgations, third member is a non-commissioned officer "And they're no busier than we are,;' Hol- year. "We'd have to be al- Police say solving serious crimes can be who is also in charge of the drug unit. That of- land said.

F A2- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, March 8, 2000

Public still has a chance Why live with a diet that says no pizza, no cake, no fun? (Now there's no reason to.) for a say in regional health O NowWeightWacchers easy 1,2,3 Success Plan THE PUBLIC can still have a chance for a say in how The consultants will meet directly, however, with lets you enjoy any food you crave! regional health services should be set up, says the man specifically identified groups such as doctors, nurses, in charge of a $180,000 study on the issue. hospital workers and public health authorities. Every food has a POINTS® value. But any public meetings won't be conducted by the Briglio's comments follow complaints by Terrace and Stay within your POINTS range and lose weight! northwest committee set up to steer the study through, Kitimat health councils that there would be no public says its chair, Tony Briglio. meetings regarding the regional plan. ~i~ Now! WeightWatchers has a whole new approach Instead, he's encouraging local community health Briglio said he hopes he has now cleared up his posi- to weight loss-the 10% difference',! = ~ • councils to organize public meetings at which will be tion with regard to the meetings. Sarah, Duchess of York ~v~' the Alberta-based consultants his committee has hired to A model for how Briglio wants things to work has al- do the study. ready been adopted in Kitimat. £ Briglio is the chair of the North Coast Community On March 9 and 10, the Alberta-based consultants Health Council in Prince Rupert. The northwest regional will meet there with a wide variety of stakeholder health planning committee, which he also heads, is groups, includingmembers of the public advocacy Kiti- Join now for 1/z price and save s20.°° made up of the chairs of northwest health councils, mat Health Watch group, Kitimat municipal council, Cal 1-800-682-8011 for more information health care professionals and natives. Kitamaat Village and senior citizens. Because it is a volunteer group and because its regio- On the evening of March 9, the consultants will be at nal report has to be sent to the health ministry by June, a meeting in Kitimat held for the general public. Knox United Church (Terrace) 4907 Lazelle • Tuesday 7:00 pm there isn't enough time to hold public meetings, says There's no word immediately available on how the Valid in Br=t~sh Columbia for a limited time only. Subseq uent weekly fees apply. GST not included. Briglio. meetings are being planned in Terrace ©2000 Weight Watchers Internatmnal, Inc. Owner of'the WEIGHT WATCHERS trademark, All rights reserved. He's also worried that public meetings hosted by his committee might be too lengthy and too unfocused to .... give the planning information they need. So that's why Briglio prefers having any public meet- ings hosted by community health councils who can then pass the information along in an organized fashion to the consultants and to the regional steering committee. "I've said all along it is the responsibility of the ' -~-~-~ z~=-~=-~.=-~_--7-;--__~ input,"CHCs[community publiChesaid last healthweek. councils] to arrange for r~K "The perception out there that the steering committee is not in favour of public meetings is wrong." By-law officer seeks a ban on all ATVs ::. 'i !': :~!;:i(;i?::% DIRT BIKES, all-terrain vehicles and snowmobiles will be outlawed from operating within city limits - and even on private property - if city bylaw enforcement officer Frank Bowsher gets his way. The off-road fun machines are creating too much noise and dust, particularly in undeveloped parts of the bench such as the Cory Drive area, Bowsher said. "It's disturbing the peace and quiet of the neighbour- hood," he said, "People have asked us to look into this and see what we can do." II Bowsher said he'll propose city council prohibit operation of the machines altogether, including on pri- vate property, within the city. [ Municipalities have the power to regulate or prohibit Spartan off-road machines' use anywhere within city limits under provincial motor vehicle regulations, he said. Apples BUY ONE "My recommendation will be to ban them all," he said. "It will be up to council whether they want to or : Productof Canada. not." c"~" CanadaExtra ~ FancyGrade. GETONE ; ~:People,want~ their, peace~ and quiet,,' he.added. '"We're not ~a remote: centre ~any mor~. And th'ere's" en- !ough land outside the city where people can go where there's no residential areas." SAVEeleast ~2.~9 ea, ' Bowsher was unable to provide stats on how many • ...... complaints his office has received about dirt bikes and FREE all-terrain vehicles, but said the issue has come up sev- I eral times over the last couple of years. The most recent incident was in the Cory Drive area where Bowsher sent out a warning letter to one family that he was prepared to start issuing fines under the .,"~¢:~ ,::,F.... '" ~~'~. city's noise bylaw. • ~..;~A~,~~'L~'L ...... • Chicken "Kids were coming from all over the neighbourhood to join in the fun," he said. i, Breasts Tickets for noise violations here start at $100 for a td:""~;"~ ,5 Back Attached. Split. first offence, then go to $300 for each offence after that. Seasoned.Individually Asked why the city needs to prohibit the machines Quick Frozen.Sold in a throughout town, rather than continue enforcement using ~"~ 4 kg Box for SlZ56, the noise bylaw, Bowsher said prohibition would be a more effective tool. SAVEat least~6J6/Box all fib. "It's pretty hard to identify who's doing it, particularly V 4.39/k9 by the time we drive up there," he said. "If we prohibit them and the police see them they can lay charges if they see them driving anywhere." Bowsher said he expects to draw the wrath of local motor sport enthusiasts. "It's going to be a hot topic, I imagine," he said. Safeway From front Orange Juice Or GrapefruitJuice. School .start 355 mL FIRSTFOUR- fears raised Combined varieties. bench, across the field from where the new elementary school would be built. SAVE at least 80¢ a, What Beedle fears is that Priddy may insist that's O where the new secondary school must go, which would involve changing the elementary school plans. Once the board gets Priddy's approval for building the Skeena replacement school on the Caledonia site, con- struction of the new 250-student elementary school can begin immediately. Kraft "Everything is set," Beedle said. "We're ready to dig the hole." Dinner Construction on the new elementary school was sla- 225 g, ted to begin last year, however the education ministry FIRSTFOUR, rejected the school board's design plans. The board is encouraged to choose building plans used elsewhere because it saves $150,000 in planning 1' t =,/~ ' costs and about a year in designing time. The education ministry, however, rejected the plans SAVEat leastS6¢ O a, chosen last December because changes made to suit local needs were considered too costly. The costs of making changes to the building didn't fit within the ministry's pricing guidelines. The board has since picked new plans, which the ministry has approved, The new school, which will be smaller than Uplands Safeway Baker Tin -" Elementary, is being built to eliminate the portables currently needed at Uplands. 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V /)) :¸¸I¸¸i/¸A:) " The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, March 8, 2000- A3

PUTTING ON THE PRESSURE: Ida Mohler and Don Ritchey, lea- News In Brief ders of the Terrace Health Watch Group, or. ganized a rally March 4 to get local residents to 'They're back! put pressure on the Ter- GET READY for a dose of politics, B.C. style, when ...... ~:.~, ::m 'i: i'ii:i. ~R race and Area Com- the provincial legislature opens March 15. '~"; ~: Ii~ ~'~ ~i~ ~i~:I!; ...... ~i!i!~i~;i,'..~~::~:::'::~:.@:.,~, 'i~:~, ~::::':::,~..::...... ';~ ~'..~ '~:...:~.' ": ~...... ,~i~.~,,.~ ~~ ';.:.',. :..,::..'..:~¢~..:~:"~:~:.~: :~* ~:: ~,..~:' ~:..,':""...... munity Health Council to It officially begins with a throne speech by Lieute- ~:. ~:~ ~.:::~ .$?.:::~.~g~'~: .~i~::<~.', provide better health nant-Governor Garde Gardom that day, care services here. The most anticipated event, however, is the pro- ~ ~ ,.~.,. . vincial budget for the fiscal year beginning April !, 2000. That comes in the form of a budget speech to ~:~i: ii~ ~..'.'.~ ~ ~::~i' ~'* ":...... ~ "" be given by finance minister Paul Ramsey March 27. NONN ~ '~&*'~ ~'~ ~":~" ,~:' ~','~:~:;':" ~:~;;!:~<"~:ii'~,"' :.,i~i..~ ~:~.."." ~';'.:~~:q~'::?":~:':' ...... i d.:i::~ ill Also coming up will be the selection of a new ~..¢~0i~:li :~:::,~' I~ !..~.~ '. ~t~ ~ ,~.;~,,.~,~ '',:.: ~..x~ .~:ii:,,:~:'~{'~,~ " i~".* ,.:;}). ~ ..... Speaker of the Legislature, The Speaker is • '~d~ .... <: :~ ~ ~:' '~ ~* "~ ~,, ~',.,~::: ~.~ ~t~,':~ ~i~::~:~~ ~:!~~!':~ responsible for the orderly running of the legislative v a. buildings and for the activities within the legislature. • .~ ~. ~ 't:;~" '~'~ ~ .~..~.. .~, Gretchen Brewin, an NDP MLA from Victoria, ~~~ ~.~~..~~,~'.' . ..., ~{~:"~' had been the speaker but she was named to the cabi- (~. #~..,,::. net last week. Her replacement could be Jack Weis- ~; ~ g..:.~e.5~,.~s,,...... gerber, the Independent MLA from the northeast.

<'?i~., ., . Hotline opens THE B.C. PARKS campground reservation service ~a~ ~i...~ ~ _%,..t~,~ ~L;"~ N~ opened last week for another season. For a fee, people can call and book a space at se- lected provincial campgrounds. The 156-site Furlong Bay campground at Lakelse Lake has 25 spots set aside each year for reserva- Public to tions. Last year, the reservation service handled urged pressui;e 63,000 requests, a 10 per cent increase over 1998. Spill plan filed Terrace health council TItE CiTY has filed a plan with the environment :Leaders of the Terrace Health "We want everyone to focus on the lack of "If we have enough money how can we ministry to stop future spills of sewage into Braun's nurses and beds and the fact that this hospital only have 25 beds?" Ritchey said. Slough. Engineering director Stew Christensen says Watch Group refused to back is being left in the dust." The health watch group wants the ministry the city's plan is to spend up to $50,000 this year to down to threats of legal action. The meeting was highlighted by the pre- to conduct an efficiency audit to review in de- build a bypass line around the treatment lagoons. LEADERS OF a local health advocacy group sence of two Kitimat residents, both members tail how the money that is allocated to Mills In event of a massive backup of the sewer system refused last week to apologize or retract any of Kitimat Health Watch. Memorial is spent. at the treatment plant, the line would carry raw sew- '.criticisms they've made of the Terrace and Doctor Jim MacKenzie, who is also on the Mohler said an audit would help explain age out past the plant and into the outfall pipe, which is now under construction. iArea Community Health Council despite the Kitimat Community Health Council, and Dave whether or not money is being used in an effi- '.legal action taken against them to do so. Seggie added to the call to increase the pres- cient way in terms of patient care and staffing. That would ensure that instead of getting into the Ida Mohler and Don Ritchey, spokespeople sure on the local health council. "it would help to address problems at the slough or back channels around the island, any spill is taken far out into the Skeena. '.for the Terrace Health Watch Group, let a "Never underestimate the effects your ef- hospital," she said. Christensen said city crews would also plug up an ;March 3 noon deadline to issue an apology forts are having at the health council table," Skeena Reform MP Mike Scott, who atten- existing overflow valve at the west end of Graham i slip by. MacKenzie said. ded the meeting, supported the efficiency : They are under threat of a libel suit by law- He added: "We use the services in Terrace. audit. Ave. that allowed a spill of sewage into the slough during heavy rains in November. ',yers hired by the health council for allegedly We want them to be optimal." "Because you can't know what's wrong "If they - the ministry of environment - think it's ;unfairly criticizing the council and defamings This is the first time, members of the two until you do an efficiency audit - when you okay, we'll go in and build it this year," he said. ',its reputation. health watch groups have appeared together in know what you're getting for your dollar," ' "Everything I've stated is true," Mohler public. Scott said. i said. "I'm determined to ensure we're going to Ritchey said he doesn't understand how the Terrace doctor Michael Kenyon said physi- Consumers protected !get the level of health care that's needed health ministry can give Kitimat General Hos- cians are tired of fighting for more beds and CONSUMERS HAVE more time now to reconsider here." pital 22 acute care beds (for a population en- money for more medical equipment. purchases made as a result of direct sales. "I am disgusted with the health council for catchment area of 11,000 people) while Mills He encouraged locals to keep asking the As of March 1, the cancellation period has been ex- attacking individuals of a small group of Memorial, which takes Kitimat patients be- health council for more nurses, more beds and tended from seven to 10 days for direct sales con- people who wouldn't even be there if there cause most of the specialist doctors are here, more money. tracts and for contracts involving future services and wasn't a critical problem with health care," only has 25 beds for about 38,000 people. lte said physicians can't provide necessary personal property time shares. said Ritchey. Access to services, and bed counts have services, and as a result, the fear of losing The extension was welcomed by the Direct Sellers Unrepentant Ritchey and Mohler were front decreased significantly in past years, he doctors and nurses is real. Association of Canada. "We have worked with pro- and centre.at a March 4:~ealth:;watch meeting added. "We are still short of nurses. We need more vincial governments to normalize the cancellation in which':ihey and d!~ers'~hr~e~ffor more pfes' -;~: .....Ritchey said~,he's unclear how Bob Kelly, ,nurses and,.we-neecl ~more .fund~fig for 'thdse ,. period at 10days across the country," said Paul Ther- sure to bo,app t~d to~iieiiltli.Zcouncd. ; : .. the chatr of the health eouned/can repeatedly nurses," Kenyon Said: ' .... :. : .... ',. ~. ,:~:'rtl,~'~ iault, president of the association. "We need the public to rise up and help us state Mills Memorial Hospital receives enough Mills administrators on the weekend closed with our cause," Ritchey said speaking to money and that the problem lies with how the admissions on the main ward and the intensive about 70 people at the meeting." money is allocated. care unit (ICU) because of a nursing shortage.

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VICTORIA - If vengeance is lopment, lineup on the provincial gov- sweet, Ujjal Dosanjh, the new One bonus would appear to be Dan Miller, the Evans, of course, is the guy ernment web site at premier, had more than his fair who'd have won the leadership www.gov.bc.ca. MLA for the north coast and one of the stronger intake of sugar last week. race if he'd have signed up a What does all this mean? cabinet members of the provincial government. A With a fiercely-fought lea- few dead people and been able Squat, actually• The Greens dership race behind him, the nod from his direction and it would seem that lif- to tap into some definable eth- had it dead to rights. premiership secured, albeit nic or other community. Alas, When the convention was ting the moratorium becomes possible. with the aid of some rather there aren't that many former over and delegates spilled out But the provincial government has instead questionable methods, Do- Americans around or if there of the Vancouver Coliseum, sanjh went into payback taken a slow approach to the ban. It has punted are, they don't much care who they were greeted by people mode, rewarding his supporters leads the NDP. selling Green Party member- the matter over to its northern commissioner, and punishing those who Dennis Streiffel, who was ships. John Backhouse, in Prince George. He commis- backed the wrong horse. ilrl,i¢~nd,l|~;ld|f;ln the fisheries ministry's first and I didn't see any takers, but it Moe Sihota, Dosanjh's last minister is out of a cabinet was an effective lark. A sign sioned a study which, well, recommended yet an- chief adversary was uncere- HUBERT BEYER job. Fisheries was taken out ot~ next to the stand featured a other study take place. That's a classic approach moniously dismissed from ca- the agricultural portfolio during sinking ship and the words, governments take to stall on an issue while trying binet. The loyal Joy MacPhail, closing the deep rifts caused the height of the salmon war "Got any Deck Chairs?" who in a clear demonstration by the leadership battle. The with the U.S. a few years ago No cabinet shuffle results in to figure out how other issues elsewhere might of disloyalty was the first to chumps who supported the 1o- and set up as a separate mini- momentous change, especially influence the one one at hand. abandon Glen Clark, the for- sere are fed to the wolves to stry which was then largely run not one so close to the end of a make room for the real friends mer premier, got a couple of from the premier's office. In government's mandate. It is We are facing a provincial election soon. While such as the Honourable Sue plum jobs - labour minister the new scheme of things, what the word implies- a shuf- " this provincial government doesn't have a lot and Deputy Premier. Hammell. Sihota had made the mis- The stalwart Hammell deli- Streiffel was simply redundant, fie of mostly old faces, the , going for it it will trot out grand announcements Joan Smallwood will be ejection of some and addition vered big for Dosanjh, bringing in an~attem t.,tO,secure:voteS ~ >, ~ :,~,~' ,~,:, take Of b~ck.!ng Gordon Wil- ~ . . . • ...... Minister for Women s Equality. of a few others One of those announcements Could very welt: n; 'the' Liberal cdn,/,ert:~S0 ~'~ ~,t_,Te~_ ~.e~gate~,o~ ~ mass.e,~, No,~here, s Siili no.:.~i~i.~t.ry~f0r~, : :,~Th~it;s~ '~ot i h~ "~iuff' ~ihat •~ "'h Id' ' ~lelmut'' ' 'Glesbrecht," ~'who~i ;iNto...... '[[1~ ,L~OaglIIJII f~gllll!IJ" : ' men~"~:"":'sequahty.: :'~'..... '" : " ' "spawns'""'"""' ~innbvative ~'" ' ' ' polii:ies.' ' ' It; be official support to lift the drilling ban. Politics also found himself minus a ca- Her reward is commensur- Andrew Petter did accept will take the voters to sort ' is an interesting game at the best of times. binet job. ate with her services provided, the attorney general's position, things out. The next election Wilson, on the other hand, Dosanjh appointed her Mini- as I predicted, postponing his will determine just how content , was graciously appointed ster of Multi-culturalism and return to the University of Vie- British Columbians are with Minister of Employment and Immigration, and Minister toria's faculty of law, probably their ggvernment. I suspect the ' Investment. responsible for the Public Ser- until January next year. He had outcome will not be a happy ' Debt ignored This is not to be misunder- vice. Did I say immigration? been scheduled to start in one for the NDP. stood as an act of friendship Wow, we're nation now. June. Beyer can be reached at E- ' ASK ANY financial planner about how to gain but of necessity. Corky Evans kept the agri- As for the rest, I won't bore mail: [email protected]; Tel ' The winner invites the 1o- culture and food portfolio, got control of your budget and the first piece of ad- sere to join him in the hope of fisheries back, and is to head you. If you're interested, you & Fax: (250) 381-6900; or vice is this - pay down your debt. something called rural deve- can find the complete cabinet http://www.hubertbeyer.com The less debt you have, the fewer interest pay-

ments you'll have to make. It'll ultimately free up i cash for other uses. And should the dark day I come when you might have to borrow money, : I that bite will be easier to absorb. It is unfortunate federal finance minister Paul [)on't pass up these 's Martin did not heed that piece of advice with his IN A few weeks high schools ~'~:~ everywhere. Add school shoot- name merely a few, Vancou- budget of last week. will host their annual Career ings, job site massacres, and ver's former police chief will The federal debt now stands at $570 billion. Day, a day to acquaint about- dramatic violence wiping out collect salary and benefits for , to-be-grads with local people And while Mr. Martin is no longer adding to that, N!!:~.:! entire families and you've got roughly two years following his ' earning their livings in various overwrought counsellors with dismissal. Ditto Edmonton's " the setting aside of just $3 billion each year for fields. no risk of unemployment ever. former police chief. And right " debt retirement isn't a whole heck of a lot. Successful Terrace folk will The other line of income here in Terrace we're paying i be invited to speak about their gaining in popularity - and no- Northwest Community Col- To be sure, the various tax relief measures are I choice of trade or profession, toriety - is that of executive lege's president to be an ex. welcome news. After all, it is our money and if answering eager questions paid to quit. In Victoria, while premier, the feds don't need it, we sure do. Still, a more from their teenage audience as Called the golden hand- Dan Miller awarded salary in- to what is ahead• shake - business favours fancy creases up to 20 per cent to a . concerted effort to reduce the debt will have un- And though over 2000 job l |: I l|Ol I[~ | [] :! l IoI~i| ~/ titles - this often comes about few government bigwigs. If the . told benefits in years to come. categories crowd Human Re- when a multi-year contract ter- next election turfs out the NDP - sources computer banks, it is CLAUDETTE SANDECKI minates early for any number government these raise reci- likely only the better known of reasons - to get rid of an pients will exit their posts with ". jobs will be represented - tea- PUBLISHER/EDITOR: Rod Link the help of family, tissues, and unworthy candidate, to make exorbitant severance packages ' cher, nurse, plumber, electri- ADVERTISING MANAGER: Brian Lindenbach time. Now whole schools, job way for change, to avoid a calculated on Miller's raises. ' cian, computer operator. costlier court ordered settle- We all want our kids to take PRODUCTION MANAGER: Edouard Credgeur sites, even towns receive grief ! If I were a principal, I'd in- NEWS Jeff Nagel • NEWS/SPORTS: Christiana Wiens counselling as a group. ment or sometimes when sim- up work that pays well, gains , .1998 WINNER NEWS/COMMUNI'W:Alex Hamilton vite spokespeople for two of ply a person moves on. them respect, brings them sa- CCNA BE'ITER Between airplane disasters the newest, most in-demand At the moment, various ci- tisfaction, serves their corn- , hlEWSPAPERS FRONT OFFICE: Darlene Keeping such as the plane that plunked COMPETITION jobs involved. The first is the tizens are paying roughly a munity, and offers them advan- , CIRCULATION SUPERVISOR: Carole Kirkaldy into the sea off Peggy's Cove, grief counsellor. quarter million dollars payouts cement• ADVERTISING CONSULTANTS: or the more recent fatal dive Twenty years ago if you ex- to executives over as long as Grief counselling offers all , Sam Bedford, Mark Beaupre & Stacy Swetlikoff of an Alaska Airlines plane perienced a traumatic situa- 18 months after their separa- that. Point that out to future TELEMARKETER:Stacy Swetlikoff near Los Angeles, grief coun- tion, you got through it with tion from the company. To grads on Career Day. DARKROOM/COMPOSING:Susan Credgeur sellors are being called on AD ASSlSTAN'r: Donna Sullivan, Kulwant Kandola SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL: $57.30 per year; Seniors $50.75; Out of Province $64.39 Outside of Canada (6 months) $158.25 (ALL PRICES INCLUDE GST) MEMBER OF B,C. AND YUKON COMMUNffY NEWSPAPERSASSOCIATION. NA ~ .,.,,.,~/,. CANADIAN COMMUNITYNEWSPAPERS ASSOCIATION AND S.C. PRESS COUNCIL ......

Servlng Ihe Terrace and Thomhill area. Publishedon Wednesday of each week et 3210 Clinton Street, Terrace,Bdtlsh Columl~a,V80 6R2, Stories, photographs,Illuslrations, designs and typestyles In the Terrace Standardare Ihe property ol Ihe copydght holdem; Including Carlboo Press (1969) Ltd., Its Illustration repro sea,Ices and advertising agencies, : ReproducUo~In whole or In part, withoutwfltlen permission,Is s~clflcally prohibited. Authorizedae second-alass mall pendingthe post off~ Departmenl,for paymentof postageIn cash.. i. : Special thanks to all our contributors and corresponden'ta , i for their time and talents ~ , The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, March 8, 2000- A5 II Federal budget CORRESPONDENCE FOR THE TERRACE STANDARD Tax relief The Mail Bag cheered Certain kind of guy J Dear Sir: Hallelujah[ A philosopher in our midst! Tom Brophy writes with no uncertain certainty but debt that he knows the truth "about the destructiveness of birth control, divorce, pornography, homosexual- ity, lesbianism, Godless "Jews" and especially abortion" (letter to tile editor, Feb. 23, 2000). How rare to find one truly aware of that too slippery still large thing the truth! THE GOOD news is that there are very real tax de- I am surprised, it is true, that Tom did not in- clude the natives in his truthful display of honest creases in federal finance minister Paul Martin's awareness. It could not be that they are too large in budget of last week. number that to speak truly of them would have in- But the bad news, says local accountant Donna Dem- vited a true reckoning on an honest man's head. ers, is that Martin and his federal Liberals have fallen by No, I think, truly, that Tom has narrowed the the wayside on their promises to reduce the overall fed- truth where it is, truth be told, best applied: against eral debt. those whose numbers, because so small, are blind It's that debt, $570 billion and its consequent annual to the truth. Now, to speak truly of myself, I know interest payments, which worry Demers, a general partn- a thing or three about this tricky matter of truth, er with Demers and Brodie here in Terrace. having read a little of Plato and Secretes and Sha- "There's too much being paid out in interest on the kesbeere. debt. People are living in a fairy tale world if they think Tom, too, must know this as well - I can tell, interest rates aren't going to go up again," she said. truthfully, by the Irish of his last name, for I am "And if that happens, where's Mr. Martin's surplus sure that he, like me, endured the Jesuits' teaching then?" in the one true and apostolic church. What happened, said Demers, is almost the classic There, we learned that truth comes from the federal Liberal tradition - Martin and the others just knowledge of knowing the thing about which we couldn't bear not to spend an estimated $85 billion in speak, and that any claim to truthfulness must surpluses over the next five years. come from direct experience. "I think they've pretty much lost that connection bet- He must have experienced birth control; a di- ween the accumulated deficit and the surplus," she said. vorce must have assaulted him; I grant pornogra- Derners added that Canadians accepted the idea in phy, homosexuality, and lesbianism are hard to the last decade of higher taxes because of the need to come by here, so he must travel to observe these cut the deficit to zero and then to work away on the truly (or perhaps we could accept regular visits on debt. YOUR PAYCHEQUE will stretch farther with income tax cuts announced in last that Internet computer); Godless "Jews" I have to But while Martin is making small payments - $3 bil- week's budget, says local accountant Donna Demers. But Ottawa has put off a admit puzzles me, as a Jew by true definition is by lion a year - on the debt, that isn't at the expected lev- • serious attack on the national debt, gambling interest rates won't shoot up. the Jesuits only beGodded by the Bible, so perhaps el, she said. Tom truly means "Jews" metaphoricalmently as in Still, Demers is happy with tax reductions, some of She's also happy with increases to child tax credits CPP charges all those business swindlers in the stores and else- which begin this year with the majority to take hold in where like in the corporations; but abortion I truly 2001. because this will have the greatest impact on low in- come families. are soaring understand as a clear true-or-false trouble - though "For the first time in a long time there is a tax reduc- "It's just wrong to have an income of $24,000 a year IT IS true the federal gov- I have not had one, and I cannot say whether Tom tion for middle income earners," said Demers. and a couple of kids and have to pay tax," said Demers. ernment is reducing the has or not either, so I am back at my carbuncle. "There have been breaks before for low income earn- "And it's unconscionable to have a senior making amount of money it col- I am confused. I need a good philosopher to help ers and high income earners are still getting nailed, but $13,000 a year and have to pay income tax. At last with lects for employment in- me defalsify my befuddlement. there is something for the .middle income earner," she this budget, that's very close to ending," she said. And if I am stumbling in the dark blindness, I said. surance benefits. Some of Martin's budget features: But the amount is more imagine others are tangled in the tiger tails of truth What makes Demers the happiest is the return of in- too. So tell us, Tom, what is the truth.'? dexing tax rates. • A reduction in the middle income tax rate to 23 per than overshadowed by in- cent from 26 per cent. It'll fall to 24 per cent as of July creases in Canada Pension Dave Heinimann, Terrace, B.C. This hasn't taken place for years and the result has 1. Plan payments. been for people to gradually find themselves paying 1 The percentage of RRSP contributions that can be Last year the CPP pay- more income tax. put into foreign content rises from 20 per cent to 30 per ment was $3.50 for every Decency needed That's because there hasn't been an allowance for in- cent over the next two years. dollar of income to a max- Dear Sir: flation so wage increase have resulted in people being [] A single income earner with $30,000 of income imum of $1,316. Tom Brophy's letter comes dangerously close, moved into higher tax brackets. will save $329 a year by 2004. This year the maximum in my opinion, to being hate literature. Now, there will be full adjustments for inflation so [] A family of four on one income of $40,000 will will be $1466.40 and next Three major religions Judaism, Christianity and that,the.tax rate will move UP as:.d°es.)~.~ig,n~ ,,~m,,vv ,,~, ~y~1,,623.a year by 2004 .... : ...... : year it'll be $1579.20 Moslem Religion share the belief in one God, and ,,,that s ~jg news. withgu,[,ind.exing[hgFj~i~y[e,,[,~x~i0¢, e,,nu,12v;family,:of four an an dual incom~ amounting, .tel Which represents a jump of that God is the God,of Moses and Abraham,~of the~, ; creases.... • ...... wimout the goyernment . ,. ~ having..... to do aiiything, ~ $60,000,. ,(on an eve'n'rSe~li0~- ~ will sage ...... ~:1 ~aa ...... r,,, ':$263.'26 ...... over three"yeats,:~; Ol~l Testamenh wh,ich is, common tO all3hree ..... , : Demers sm~. ~ " "2004. ' . : : Now place that against When I was a young person, I went to live in a reductions in Employment boarding house in Toronto. The house was owned Insurance premiums which by a very kind and loving elderly lady, who hap- Budget trades social priorities for tax breaks were $2.55 for every dollar pened to be of the Jewish faith. There were a num- of income to a maximum ber of boarders all Christians, as well as her family WHILE IT is well and remember that transfer the tax breaks for large victories, but it is not as if $994.50 last year. who shared this accommodation. good to have tax breaks for payments for health and corporations," she added, the battle's been won," De This maximum figure On Christian holidays and on the Christian Sab- middle income earners, education still haven't The federal budget also Leeuw added. will drop to $936 this year bath she always cooked special meals to celebrate last week's federal budget been restored to what they failed to address the mat- In a lot of ways, De and to $780 by 2004. the occasion. At the evening meal on the Jewish reductions must be placed were in the last decade, ter of homeless people, De Leeuw said the Paul Mar- That's a reduction of Sabbath, as she lit the candles, she asked God to against social priorities, "You don't want to di- Leeuw said. $214.50 a year, but it'll ,Jrotect all who dwelt in her house. I spent many says one local advocate. minish the importance of tin budget is a what might She is happy with the take five years to get to evenings listening to Rabbis, college professors Sarah De Leeuw, a co- $40 a month in a tax re- be expected out of a Lib- doubling of maternity that point. By contrast, and Jewish neighbours discuss world affairs. I was ordinator at the Terrace duction to a family, but eral government- an at- leave provisions from six tempt to make everybody that increase by $263.20 in always treated as one of the family. Women's Resource Cen- you have to determine months to a full year. Having known many people who are homosex- tre, said people must still happy. CPP rates will happen in whether that stands up to "There have been some just three years. ual and not being an expert on human behaviour, the reason that they have this preference appears Dropped from cabinet to be a natural attraction and not one of personal choice. If that life style brings happiness, we should not question it. Tom seems particularly obsessed with abortion. Spurned MLA furious with premier Let me assure Tom, that before this medical treat- By JEFF NAGEL wrong candidate. I don't party, and that there would Dosanjh's victory has left ment was legalized, many women and their babies HELMUT GIESBRECHT died from attempted abortions. Tom, you and I as think I did. I just picked not be retribution against him disillusioned about is no longer sure he'll run the candidate who didn't opponents. males, will never have to make this difficult deci- again in the next provin- even his ability to support sion, and without knowing all the facts, both eco- get the most votes. Wheth- "I played by what I the government. cial election after being nomic and emotional that these women face which er it was right or wrong thought were honourable "I'll take it day by dumped from cabinet and will be determined in the rules in terms of the causes this decision to be made. I feel that you and day," he said. "We'll see I should not sit in judgment. doesn't even guarantee next election." contest," he said, adding what happens." he'd support the NDP gov- You may not agree with the decisions made by Giesbrecht said he was he didn't try to influence "The advantage is now ernment in a close vote in the Pope and the Vatican Council, but I am sure also tainted by his por- delegate selection here that I won't have to worry the legislature. trayal as a Clark loyalist and refrained from the that millions of people around the world are per- about things like cabinet fectly happy with them. Stung by his demotion by "the southern media." "destructive and vicious" solidarity," he said. by new premier Ujjal Do- Justice, decency and sanity are never brought "It was pretty obvious ! attacks waged by others. Giesbrecht says it has sanjh, the Skeena MLA about by hate but only by accepting a variety of was going to be a casualty Giesbrecht also thought not been easy at times to and now the former public life styles, colour and religion, can we share this for exercising my demo- his work as public services defend the actions of the services minister lashed planet in harmony. cratic rights in the family minister advancing an em- government to northerners, out at the move, which he Norman Read, Terrace, B.C. competition," he said. ployment equity program particularly decisions such said was about rewarding He got the news that he would get more credit. as the 1995 cancellation of Dosanjh's team and pun- would no longer be public "For the last six months Alcan's Kemano Comple- Hey, it's our money ishing supporters of Gordon services minister in a terse I have been doing the work tion hydroelectric project. Dear Sir: Wilson and Corky Evans one-minute phone call while others have been Helmut Giesbrecht "If some decisions were The Liberal government in Ottawa is totally out in the NDP leadership from Dosanjh Feb. 27 sniping at each other dur- to come down now that campaign. of control, blatantly throwing our money away. Giesbrecht said he had ing the leadership race," had come down in the past Here are a few of their ideas of how to spend tax- "I'm dissappointed, ter- Giesbrecht has three believed Dosanjh's talk of he said. "It didn't work. I would not be as willing ribly dissappointed," Gies- times in recent months payers' money: $100 million for hockey players, conciliation and healing I'm toast." to simply defend the posi- $150 million for the banks, a billion some accoun- brecht said last week. "I'd ended up on a losing fac- the divisions within the His treatment following tion," he said. thought better of some of tion within the NDP. ted for and some not reportedly for job creation, $100 million distributed sometimes without appli- these people." He was first elevated to "It's easier to take criti- cations, sometimes to power stricken corporations cabinet by former premier Province's new cabinet unveiled like Wal-mart. cism and attacks from the Glen Clark when he was HERE's the new cabinet unveiled by new Dan Miller - Energy and mines. Also The simplest way to receive money from this Opposition," he said, al- dealing with growing cabi- premier Ujjal Dosanjh last week: responsible for northern development. luding to his survival of a government is to donate half of it back to the Lib- net defections over his in- Joy MacPhail - Labour, Deputy prem- Joan Sawlcki - Environment, lands eral party. recall campaign two years volvement in a gaming ier. and parks. ago. ,It's a lot harder to licence investigation. You are probably aware that the billion handed Graeme Bowbrick - Advanced edu- Paul Ramsey - Finance and corporate out is from the job creation fund. What you may take this kind of a body In the leadership race cation, training and technology. Also re- relations. not know is that it is ripped off from that $21 bil- blow from someone in the after Clark resigned, Gies- sponsible for youth. Jim Doyle - Forests. lion surplus achieved by overcharging employers family." brecht supporte d Gordon Corky Evans - Agriculture, food and Mike Farnworth - Health. Also re- Giesbrecht said he's Wilson. and workers via contributions and by d eng.,l/d~ fisheries. Also responsible for rural devel- sponsible for seniors. benefits to 60 per cent of the unemployed,~adllll now reconsidering his Wilson, however, opment. Sue Hammell - Multiculturalism and Those that do get claims accepted wiil*ll~ffVe pledge in January that he pulled out just before the Dale Lovick- Aboriginal affairs. immigration. Also responsible for the pub- less money for a shorter period of time. would run again regardless vote and threw his support Andrew Petter - Attorney General. lic service. The.billions of U.I. monies confiscated from the of which candidate behind Corky Evans. Also responsible for human rights. Cathy McGregor- Municipal affairs. funds belonging to employers as well as employees emerged the leader. Giesbrecht followed suit Gretchen Mann Brewin - Children Ian Waddell - Small business, tour- are the main contributors to the much acclaimed "I don't know what I'm but then watched Dosanjh and families. ism and culture, balanced budget in Ottawa. go!rig to do," he said. "I'm defeat Evans. Jenny Kwan - Community develop- Jan Pullinger- Social development It is in fact balanced on the backs of the unem. certainly not as keen on it "It's hardball politics,,' ment, cooperatives and volunteers. and economic security, ployed workers, many of whom are now on wel- as I used to be," he said of the shuffle. Penny Priddy, Education. Harry Lali - Transportation and high- !'I~m considering all my "There are those who Gordon Wilson -Employment and ways. fare, which of course is a provincial responsibility, options," he ad.ded, would say I just picked the investment. Joan Smallwood - Women,s equality. straining an already stressed provincial budget, John Jonson, Terrace/B,C. =A6- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, March 8, 2000

CORRESPONDENCE FOR THE TERRACE STANDARD The Mail Ba Willing to accept fishing ban "B~cakmtpr~aen:sferh~sbeenarrangedwi~hsevera~universitiesa~wingth~dip~magrad~atet~enter third year of a business,accounting, or commerce degree Dear Sir: If fishing regulations are continuously changing many • After earning the BusinessAdministralion diploma the graduate may be able to complete o Bachelor of Commerce d.egree n twe ve monthsat Royal Roads University. I admire the government's dedication to preserving devoted fishermen, who plan annual expeditions of a , Completion of the diploma provides the graduate with the first three levels of the CGA and CMA the steelhead stocks in the Skeena River system. After week or more, will be unable to take these trips. There is programs. (subject to grades) reading "Steelhead season still a big unknown" (Feb. 2), no way to check possible updates. Apply earlyl This program is in high demand. I became concerned. It is upsetting to see that people are fishing elsewhere For More Information Call at 638-5467 The government's failure to establish concrete fishing because the government won't give a clear, simple an- regulations again this year is not only frustrating to sport : swer, :: : ...... anglers, but is detrimental to Terrace's tourism industry My fly-fishing years began long after steelhead fish- and small businesses. ing was restricted to catch and release, but I hope one As a community that is emerging from economical day I will be able to teach my children the wonderful hardship, we cannot afford to lose our tourism industry, experience my dad taught me. Many tourists and citizens agree that Terrace is one Due to' the low counts of returning steelhead, the only of the most beautiful cities to visit, but they will not way to ensure the future of steelhead fishing is to make spend thousands of dollars on a holiday if there is a sacrifices now. If the government is apprehensive, they chance they will be unable to fish on the Skeena River. should err on the side of caution. You BE THE JUDGE These tourist-based businesses are not the only ones Sport anglers who genuinely enjoy fishing will accept that are feeling the pain. Small businesses that deal in closures for the good they will do and potential tourists fishing tackle and other related equipment are affected, will know the options they have. I know that I am willing - My Do s My Hearing Aid! not only the lack of tourists, but also by locals who are to wait. 'More tea, darling? , Cucumber sand- not as enthusiastic as they once were. Kyla Leanne Rice, Edmonton, Alberta wiches? By the way, haws the new condo, Allison?" Allison was having tea at her 84-year old BASEDON mother's elegant apartment. ACTUALCOURT Nibbling on a sandwich, Allison spoke CASES It was to be at out sharing slowly, making sure her lips were always in view. Her molher's hearing was deteriorating more." Dear Sir: negotiating table in an effort to get a treaty that would rapidly. Allison umped up and ran 1o the phone. A letter in the Feb. 9 edition of The Terrace Standard allow us to co-exist with the Nisga'a just as we have "The condo is heavenly. I face the I'l'e "Molher you re coming to live with me. was written by an old friend of mine, Ray Guno. since my arrival in 1962. and the sunsets are just glorious. Too bad thev And I won't take 'no' for an answer. I'm call- t ~ ing the condo administration to tell them." The corporate plunderers that Ray mentions are the There have been good chiefs here that understood this don't allow animals. I have to give my ._ Three months later, Allison got a call Columbia Cellulose logging company that built the road and stood by us. But this treaty allows a racial-bias gov- poodle to..." Allison was interrupted by the piercing from the condo people. from Terrace to the Nass in 1958. ernment to evict non-Nisga'a residents from the valley. "Sorry, but your mother live her wilh her All of the Nisga'a men who weren't fishermen worked We wonder what happened to the intent to share and ring of the telephone. But her mother kept pour- dog. You know the rules. No animals ing tea as if nolhing had disturbed the silence. for this company and enjoyed a good livelihood plus a to co-exist that was so widely advertised by the Nisga'a Allison's heart almost stopped beating, allowed. good pension when the company closed down in 1981. politicians prior to the signing of the AIP? This should "Mother's gone completely deafl" Allison lost her cool. How can you be That logging road is the same that is called the be a good warning to non-native residents in pending Allison reached over and gently turned so hearflessl" she screamed. Nisga'a Highway today and is the same road Ray uses to land claims. her mother's head so she could read Allison's "Without that dog, my mother's life is in danger. Take me to court. VII fight you all the travel to Terrace on and supply his needs. As far as Mike Scott's one-man crusade goes, which lips. , "Molher, you can t live alone anymore, way to the Supreme Court!" This letter by Ray is a good example of how attitudes political party is the lowest in popularity, the Reform or You can't hear the telephone: That means you In court, the Condominium Corporation can change and demonstrates the danger of the Nisga'a the NDP? won't be able to hear tile smoke detector or the calmly addressed the judge, "Your Honour, treaty in its present state. We have spent years at the Lloyd Brinson, Nass Camp, B.C. fire alarm. Come live with me." the condo rules say "no pets" and Allison has Allison's mother pulled away in annoy- violated those rules. Every unit-holder, includ- ance. "Never. I won't be dependent on ing Allison, bought their unit on the under- anyone." standingthat there would be no pets allowed. Allison sighed. "Then I'll give you my The rights of every unit-owner should be Council selection baffling poodle. She yaps every time a sound goes off. respected." And she's such a nag! She pulls your skirt until Allison rushed to her feet. "But Your Dear Sir: cially by the government. Honour, the no pet restriction is unreasonable Last year when the health council announced it was I have college degrees, passed the provincial license you respond." in these circumstances. It violates the Human looking for people to sit on the council. I applied. A month later, Allison visited again. Her exams, belong to both the provincial and the national mother loved having the poodle. But t~e elderly Rights Code because it discriminates against I did this with the full realization that I may not be denturist associations, am a nationally published writer, woman was getting more and more feeble. my mother. She needs the dog in order to the most qualified person, but as a denturist, I do have a and was recently appointed as an associate fellow to the The living room was no longer fastidious. function. The rule would restrict her activities just because she hasa disability." very keen interest in the health care of people. Canadian Academy of Denturism. There was bedding on the sofa: When I received a letter from Mr. Novak saying that I I can understand being turned down because I lacked "Molher, are you alrightg" Should Allison's mother be allowed to was not selected to sit on the council I was not comple- Her mother Iooked sad.'"Oh. Allison, old move in with her dog? YOUI Be the Judgel some qualifications, but what I do not understand is why age is no blessing. I can t walk the stairs any Then look below for the decision. tely surprised, but I was a little disappointed though. turn down a person based on the colour of the person's Imagine my surprise when I see the article in the Feb. skin or what is between their legs. SPONSORED BY 6 The Terrace Standard stating there are still two posi- As long as we continue to be more interested in the tions they need to fill and that ~laey will only consider genetic makeup of the council •instead of.the qualifica- your application if you are a w0~an and even then you' tions of the council our health ~arob[em~~, will o~1 et must' be e~ther"a senmr...... or, a natwe. ~...... ~. :...... - .... worse:: So...... much for the myth that ~t. "~~s'the ~ quahfications~"'~, ~.~ "" , RIGHT & MARDIROS It is my understanding that the Canadian Charter was Of a.... person that matter. ~ ~. : :~ :''~ to prohibit such blatant sexist and racist practices, espe- Rudi Peters, Terrace, B.C. 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We have learned of a manufacturing defect which may result in a possible handle breakage problem. This could potentially cause injury from hot l!quid or glass breakage. Therefore, we have issued an immediate coffee pot recall notice. WORKERS HAVE begun the task of preparing the foundations needed for two bridges on the Nisga'a Highway between Greenville and New Aiyansh in the This recall notice applies only to Nass Valley. They replace older ones. PHOTO COURTESY RANDY PENNER. black-coloured Tim Hortons Home Old bridges replaced Brewer units sold from October 1999 to February 2000. At Tim Hortons, we value our customers' safety above anything else. So whether your pot in the Nass Valley handle has broken or not, in the interest of your safety, we kindly request that you bring your WORK HAS begun on a contract awar- abutments. They will support the bridge pot back to us. ded last fall to construct two replacement material. bridges on the Nisga'a Highway between The bridges cross Ansedagen Creek Here's what you do: Greenville and New Aiyansh. and Kwinyarh Creek. Each bridge is 11 • Return your coffee pot to a Tim Hortons store. The $1 million contract to Formula metres wide with one having a span of 26 Contractors is part of a seven-year, $41 metres and the other 32 metres. They re- • Our Tim Hortons staff wiU present you with a $5.00 gift certificate booklet in exchange million plan to improve access into and place aging log stringer bridges. for your coffee pot. in the Nass Valley north of Terrace. The bridge work is part of a larger pro- • You should fill out a recall tag that our staff will provide for you. Highways ministry official David Bel- ject along the stretch of road to raise it ford last week said the bridge foundation above the level of the Nass River. • Our store will fax the recall tag to our Recall Centre. work now going on is taking place at a Spring flooding along the road has • You can expect to receive your new coffee pot by courier within one week. low water time of the year so as to mini- caused problems and, at times, has made mize impacts on fish habitat. the road unusable. "That's an important consideration for Workers on the project come under the If you have any questions regarding this recall, please give us a call: this type of work," said Belford. jurisdiction of Highway Constructors Ltd., Toll Free Number: 1-888-BREW-TIM (1-888-273-9846) Last year, workers created more than a provincial government subsidiary, 1,300 square metres of spawning channels which requires them to be paid union- and juvenile rearing habitat for coho as level wages. If they are not already union part of the project. members, they must become part of a Workers are now pounding in pipe pile construction union for the duration of the foundations for the cast-in-place concrete project. Officials

probe : vehicle ...... fOfd' reinvents: the family sedan. blazes TERRACE RCMP and fire departments are investiga- T ¢lq• ,v.,=/"I= ting two suspicious car fires in the 4700 block of Loen in Terrace's horse- shoe the end of February. At about 1:30 a.m. Sun- day, Feb. 27 the Terrace RCMP reported a car fire to the Terrace fire depart- ment. When fire crews got to the scene they found a Chevy Nova engulfed in flames. Deputy fire chief Rick Owens said the fire was under control within minutes, but the car is a write off. "It's burnt to a shell," he said. Just when the crews were tearing down the fire lines, crews noticed a sec- the new fordfocus 2000 se ond fire in the passenger seat of a 1992 Ford Ex- plorer across the street. The fire melted the middle console and part of '238/mo: '338/mo: the front dash, ruined one 36-monlh lease with $2,845 down 36.month lease with $2,995 down of two front bucket seats Purchase: q8,907*• Purchase: s25,300"" and singed the ceiling of the cab before the fire was • 2.0L split pod induclion engine * Automatic transmission • Air conditioning • ].0L 155 hp V0 angina * 4.speed aulo • 16" 5-spoke aluminum wheels • fiBS extinguished. • Fully independent mulli-link rear suspcnsk,n syslcm plus stiff, liBhl body strucluro= • Dual slad"c inflators hJr drlvcr and passcngarairbass * Crash severitysansin s syslam greet driving dynamics • SccuriLock'rH anti-lhnft system • All door remote entry With • AdvancedRcslrnlnl Syslcm • Air condilienJns • Power mlrrorslwindowsNoorlocks Owens said inspectors pnwcr door locks ° CD stereo syslcm • Duel Second Generation front elf bags • Proveradjuslab]c pedals • AH/FH slcrco wilh eassntln • Remotekaylcss entry believe the second fire • Driver's scat manual height adjushncnt ° 60140 spliMold rear seal ° 60140 split.fold re.orscal • SecurILockTM anli-lhdl system • Tilt stecrlng/Spec(Icontrol may have started when someone threw a piece of "k -k "k "k'k ~A 9000CANADIAN CAR OF THE YEAR Taurus Z00O has earned five stars - Ih¢ highcs! possible burning paper through the UTOMOBILEJOURNALISTS ASSOCIATION OF CANADA" U.S, Governmanl front impact crash ted ratinB - for bolfi drlvc'r and front passnngar3 Explorer's open window. But, he said, no one CHOOSE YOUR LEASE PAYMENT: CHOOSE YOUR LEASE PAYMENT: [ was spotted leaving the Based on a 6.9 oYo annual interest rate over 36 months, Based on a 3,26% annual i~r~e ~ ~ I area. I The Chevy Nova fire is MONTHLYPAYMENT: $238 J $280 $325 MONTHLYPAYMENT: S338 $380 $426 DOWNPAYMENT $2995 $1555 $0 a mystery, said Owens, DOWNPAYMENTor equivalenttrade: $2845 I S14BO SO or equivalenttrade: because of the extent of the damage. All four doors were locked when the blaze started. "It's pretty hard to tell what went wrong," said Owens. No one was injured in the fires and damage is expected to top $30,000. 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Some conditions apply and a mileage restriction of 60.000 km over 36 monlhs apply, an additional charge of $0.08 per km over 60.000 km over 3 years Nus applicable taxes, apply, Dealer may lease for less. "Purchase a new 2000 Ford Focus $E/Taurus 2000 SE sedan for $18.907/525,300. Taxes payable on full amount of purchase price, Offer Includes $800/$970 freight and (TIPS). air tax. Dealer may sell for less, Quantities may vary by dealer, All offers exclude license, insurance, administration fees, and all applicable loxes, Oilers cannot be combined with any other offers, Some conditions apply. Limited time offers. Offers may Cnmestoppers offers re- change without notice. Dealer may not have vehicles in stock, Allow 6-8 weeks for delivery on factory orders. See dealer for details. ?t Includes 1999 and 2000 model years, all Focus body styles. "l'The highest front Impact rating for both the ddver and lront wards for information lead- passenger in U.S. Government National Highway Traffic Safety Administration testing, ing to the arrest and con- viction of people responsible for crimes. ~i~'TERRACE 4631Keith AvenUeTerrace, B.C, (250) 635.4984 The identity of callers ~OTEM FORD Vex (2S0) 63S-2783TollFree 1-800-463-1128I)L#~548 Is protected. A8- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday,March 8, 2000 Senate hearings Mayor wants voice on treaty implementation committee TERRACE wants a desig- during the years of treaty are worried that they will nated seat on a committee negotiation. lose commercial fishing that will oversee imple- He also urged the Sen- access to the area sur- mentation of the Nisga'a ate to approve the treaty rounding the Nass River," treaty, mayor Jack Talstra as is. Hill said. "They are con- told a Senate hearing last "We believe in the Nis- cerned that they will see Wednesday. ga'a treaty," he said. "Let their historic fishing sites Talstra, who was flown us move forward with this locked up by the Nisga'a to Ottawa last week at new treaty." or that the Nisga'a wildlife federal expense, said the "All of us living in the management system will City of Terrace concerns northwest want to be part restrict our people in dif- now centre on how the of a better future," he ad- fering situations." treaty will be implement- ded. "We know that trea- He said there's also Dickies Drill Pants ed. ties are not a panacea, but continuing internal debate Red Strap Jeans S3499 Ottawa has the power to neither are they a massive about uncertainty over the Reg. 41.98...... name people to the imple- threat. They are one tool boundary between 30-44 Reg. 31.98...... S2599 mentation committee once among many that allows Tsimshian and Nisga'a tra- the treaty takes effect, he Jack Talstra all of us social and eco- ditional territory and what 46- 50 Reg, 35.98 ...... said. northwest is critical to the nomic prosperity." such boundaries mean Polar Paw Socks $2899 "As a city, we respect- proper development of Tsimshian Tribal Coun- when treaties are conclud- 498 $ 00 fully request the federal changes that may follow in cil president Bob Hill told ed. .o, ...... 3/12 government to appoint one the years ahead," he ad- Senators the Tsimshian The Tsimshian, whose Dickies Drill Shirts or more local qualified ded. continue to support the claims include territory Ladies persons as their represen- Talstra told the Sena- Nisga'a treaty even though surrounding Terrace to ~o,,4,69 ...... 3/*1149 tatives on this commit- tors that allowing consid- there are ongoing uncer- support the neighbouring S-XL Reg, 33.98 ...... *2799 tee," Talstra said. erable local influence at tainties and their own trea- Kitsumkalum and Kitselas "An implementation the implementation stage ty negotiations have not villages, expect to con- M-XLTall Reg. 35.98 ...... plan sensitive to the needs would help make up for advanced as quickly. clude a treaty with in the Criss Cross Gloves *2899 of all those living in the the lack of consultation "Many of our people next six years, Hill said. Reg. 2.49...... 3/*6 00 Senators query Nisga'a on citizenship Men's black soft toe SENATORS have been more than 5,000 Nisga'a plied that stronger minority 'citizens' to describe Stanfield regular briefs Romeo Boots asking probing questions there. representation has been themselves is tantamount about the Nisga'a treaty, "This is not a dangerous contemplated, but added to a denial of their exist- Reg.7.98...... 3/'19 98 .e~ S~9S...... *6699 focussing in particular on problem for the Nisga'a that will be up to future ance as a nation, as a na- how the rights of non-Nis- because they have an Nisga'a governments. tion within Canada," AI- ga'a people in the Nass overwhelming majority," Also under scrutiny by dridge said. Valley will be protected. Grafstein said. "They have Senators is the Nisga'a de- He said the word simply Half-zip Reverse Fleece 5 Star General 8" Boots Ontario Senator Jerah- control of the lands. There scription of themselves as describes a distinct abo- Steel Toe & Plate miel Grafstein directly is no danger that they can "citizens" of the Nisga'a riginal group or political Jersey asked Nisga'a leaders why be usurped in their prob- nation. community. they have not guaranteed lems with respect to the Jim Aldridge, lawyer for Reg, 179.98...... *154" "There is nothing wrong Reg, 69.98 ...... non-native representation minority. The minority the Nisga'a, told Senators with the word "members" *4999 in their new government cannot overrun the majori- the use of the word citizen but rotary clubs have and agencies. ty. Why would you not doesn't undermine their members, law societies Kodiak He noted that non-na- have gone that last step?" Canadian citizenship. have members, Parliament tives number 200 or less in Nisga'a Tribal Council "To the N isga'a, to has members. Nations Wilderness Socks the valley compared to the president Joe Gosnell re- deny the use of the word have citizens." ...... ---2/'8 9s Vandals smash windshields at car lot TERRACE RCMP are looking for steal a car stereo. She does not believe the damage the person or persons responsible for The total damage is estimated at is related to an earli~ robbery at the smashing 13 vehicle windows on the $5,000. lot in mid-February. Thornhill Motors lot last week. RCMP Const. Tara Basisty said If you've seen anything suspicious The incident happened between 6 at least one other dealership suffered at the Thornhill Motors late Feb. 29 p.m. Feb. 29and 8 a.m. March 1. similar damage about two weeks ago or early March !, .q.a.!!,.the.RC_._M.P..a_t ...... T.hey also damaged the dash of but the damage usually does not 638-7400 or Crime Stoppers at 638- r another vehicle when they tried to - happen to this seale:--:.~~.*.:,.-:~r:.:: i.

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r q - j • •. Canad'/i 3 m t The TerraceStandard, Wednesday, March 8, 2000- A9 Council Shorts I _ ,,,ml Council to hike pay CITY COUNCILLORS are planning to vote them- selves a 1.5 per cent pay increase. I The rates council gets paid - presently $20,560 in t a year for the mayor and $8,963 for councillors - comes up for review every year. An increase of 1.5 per cent would be in line with inflation, city staff have indicated. Council gave itself a 1.5 per cent raise in 1998 and raises DOWNTOWNTERRACE of 3 to 4 per cent in 1993 and 1994. ¢ Councillor Val George said council should en- sure the pay keeps pace with inflation. The Heart "If we keep putting it off some council some- time in the future is going to be faced with a diffi- cult decision and will have to raise it a huge amount," George said. "In fairness to future coun- of cils I think we should do this." The decision made in committee is to be rati- Our city fied at the March 13 council meeting. Park name changed IT'S OFFICIAL. What was once called Skeena View Park along Halliweil and Sparks St. on the bench will now be called Terrace Kin Park. .-7.~ The name change reflects the contribution the Terrace Kinsmen and Kinettes have made to the city. ,# - .,,,,,,~ The park is also the location of the Kin Hut and ; / has been enhanced over the years through dona- tions from the service club, said parks superinten- dent Steve Scott. "The contribution of the Kinsmen is probably approaching $200,000 in the park," Scott said. He noted that they've also contributed play- ground equipment to George Little Park. Ev's Mens Wear The renaming is also appropriate, he added, in 4605 LakelseAvenue 635-5420 light of the parks around town that bear the names Tuxedo Rentals "Celebrating 40 years serving you" of the Rotary Club and Elks. City councillors backed the name change March 3. $69d ~ & up J See our new selection of 1 Another name needed Bridal, Grad Dresses oocg ns f THE LINEAR Park about to be built also needs a and Accessories @,ji~i~ Justin time ~for~!Spring!i:i: ~. , J name, says city parks superintendent Steve Scott. 4609 Lakelse Avenue, Terrace Our i~ew;i!fresh~Spring: Stbck is~ arrivin~ ~daily. Kermode Bear Park has been suggested by the Ph: 635-4211 Terrace Beautification Society as a possible name, %~i,!~=,?. ':i Check it OUI!:'~~:~ ~ ~i .... he added. Scott said they've backed away from calling it something like Millennium Park, which was the • Commercial, Residential, ' Automotive Locksmithing CENTRALFLOWERS name tentatively given when the city was looking SEttee 1973 for government grants for the project. • Authorized ASSA & Victoria B.C.'s very own "We felt the term millennium was going to be a MIWA Dealers Roger's Chocolates bit trite," Scott said. "And we didn't feel it was Terry & Pat Heinricks now available appropriate to name it after any individual." • Safes- Sales & Service • a 0 0 0 0 There is no current city property named after the Journeyman Locksmiths city's white bear mascot, he added. 4624A Greig Avenue • EmergencyOpenings See our greatit selection of NEW GIFIGIlT IDEAS.. Terrace, BC V8G 1M9 & more~ore Spring Stock arrivingarrivir Toll Free 1-888-560-5549 Fax (250) 635-1918 For~r Every Bloomin' ThlrThing Sewage plant to grow 4619 LakelseAve., Terrace, B.C. PLANS are advancing to eventually expand the Phone: (250) 635-5549 E-Mail: [email protected] , city's sewage treatment plant. 638-1900 # 1-888-325-6667# Council is moving to rezone farm land next to the sewage plant that it's in the process of buying for future expansion. Terrace's LARGESTSelection of .~/~ ~ Bylaws should be tabled March 13 giving first Magazines & Newspapers readings to rezone the land and change the Official *GIFTWARE *LOTTERY J Community Plan designation from agricultural to *CONFECTIONARY J 4~~1~~ ~ I community and public use. *SOUVENIRS J City planner David Trawin said it's expected *INTERNET-COMPUTERACCESS J the portion of farm land closest to the river owned by the Ames family will be sold to the city. The Agricultural Land Commission has has ap- proved the plans, even though the sewage system Open 8am-10pm Daily expansion would be a non-agricultural. 4607 LakelseAve., Terrace 635-8899 r l Store Pipe contract awarded Check out our great selection of hunting ROSSCO VENTURES Ltd. has been awarded the & fishing supplies & clothing. • Roots TravelAccessories nearly $80,000 contract to install a large water main along Hwy 16 from Kenney St. to Munroe. Work on the big pipe is to go ahead immediately. • Roots Watches As soon as its finished, construction of a linear J ~'~ ORTH~E ~ .1 park will begin in the same spot. • Be Jade Candles • Locally Made Pottery Fees to go up 3217 KalumTerrace 635,6496 RECREATION FEES at the pool and arena may be • Dagoli Sweatshirts going up come July 1. Council has tentatively backed plans for a five "WeSpecialize in Hunting& Fishing" per cent across-the-boardtincrease in recreation , Located in the Coast Inn of the West feesin this year's budget. * : ~*~ ~'~ I The ideaisbeingrunthroughthecity'sParks I l~~,, .....~ ~ '~~ ~(~, , ( ~7 ~ Open until 8pm weeknights and Recreation Advisory Commission for com- J

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Monuments Concerned personal Bronze Plaques service in the Northwest BUSINESS REVIE Terrace Crematori .u~m since 1946 4626 Davis Street ,-" Terrace, B.C. V8G 1X7 ¢= Phone 635-2444 Fax 635-635-Z160 I-t()rse store JA~ 24 hour pager ( owntown A HORSE supply store has moved from Thornhill to downtown. Northern Horse Supply opened last week in a new Greig Ave. lo- cation across from the Co-op. The store is also under new ownership. Ellen Hansen purchased the 12- year-old business from previous ,.,. ~ ~,.,. .~, ..., ,~} owner Lisa Hamer a month ago. " ~ ii' She wanted a larger location with potential to carry more stock as well as more traffic than the former location on River Drive. We have counted our "Downtown is a much better location to attract people who ' Inventory and we are ~:: might not be riders but are still in- overstocked!! ~:: terested in horsey stuff," Hansen said. This Week Only ~.

The store is the regional epi- ~L centre for everything horse-relat- ed: saddlery and harnesses, cloth- ing, jewelry, herbs and supple- 40% °" .° ments, and grooming products. EVERYTHING ELLEN HANSEN, the new owner of Northern Horse Supply, has moved the business from Thornhill She also plans to set up a read- (Excluding Collectables) to a new downtown location across the street from the old Co-op building. ing corner in the store. Sale Ends Saturday City to renew tourism subsidy Out & THE TERRACE Tourism council Feb. 25. "Every Barrett said the tourism "It sounds like we're Skeena Mall - Terrace 1-800-563-4362 Council will likely contin- time we even mention it council was not ready to not quite ready to have the ue to be propped up by we get ourselves killed." plead its case, adding its umbillical cord cut," said About city tax dollars despite Barrett said the tourism have been derailed in re- David Hull. earlier plans to cut off the body wa~ts council to con- cent months because its subsidy this year. tinue its present subsidy coordinator, Maria McGo- Housing to City council is placing for at least the next three wan, has been on materni- $35,000 in this year's years. ty leave. be the focus budget for the tourism The group's appearance McGowan returns next LUCKY DOLLAR BINGO A CONFERENCE on group, the same size grant before council came after month and he said the the future of housing in the it gave last year. they missed three sched- tourism council is confid- north is drawing delegates But it won't release the uled meetings. ent it will have the action 2000 PA LA C E ooo and speakers to Terrace money unless it sees a sol- Council had warned plan the city wants by from across the province id business plan for how them they'd get nothing mid-May. on March 23-24. 1 Terrace 2 Terrace 3 Terr~ez47Air 4 Totem the tourism body plans to this year if they didn't City councillors said it Blueback Anti.Poverty SaddleClub Northern Reflection on proceed by May 15. make their case before the " may be too soon,for the Swim Club Group~ CadelSociety KermodeFriendship Housing includes sessions .... It's been three years city budget was complet- group to go without city ]enevolentProlectlve Terrace Minor N~'aTnbalCouncil. Society on everything from financ- Orderof the Elks Softball Association TerraceLocal TerraceYouth Soccer since the" city spun local ed. support. #425 Assoda~on ing housing projects and tourism promotion off to home owner protection to the council. The idea was Tepee 113Big Brothers i 1 ,~s.,, the connections between 5 6 Terrace ~dbn Peaks Terrace "vandBigSistefs " "andRe~ueSc~et businesses that benefit • I Gymas~cClub health care and housing CaledoniaSen=or I Minor ParaplegiaAssociation Uttle'l'~ab'e ~iet of Terr~e P.kC,ES.~y ~e from tourism would be put PI~SENTS ... Secondary School) Hockey No~h',~st ' and challenges facing Parent Council BulldeylSkeena Royal Canadian Orderof K~l~tsd Cdu~bus Soc~ly directly,-in charge of tour- Association ,~ Legon #13 Royal Pu~e IN49-Te~ce , Terrace&~.aU~jCub igroups in tl~e re~{im of af- i Regbn i ism.i;p~rp~Jn0tion,. Via tho~,p~l~OH-;l~~~p~ .~, w! .. fordable housing. , council~.-' ...... ~-m':m, m m =, ,,,~m,~,~,~-m~:,~--m,~m~ 1,2,¢ }, ,,:~.[:3 Terrace 16 Te~ace~ti- 17 Terrace 18T.,cec".,=~ Noted demographer and It was also expected "~ Blueback • PovertyGroup cominunity Vc4un~rBureau Skeena Junior Minor ParaplegicAssociation Swim Club Society Band economist David Baxter, they'd find new sources of Ker~daFde~ds~ Secondary School Hockey Norlhwesl S0de~ of the Urban Futures In- revenue and that the city Parent Auxiliary Bulkioy/Sk~Pa Terrace P~pesand Kinette Club ~sga'aTmibal Coun~l Association Region Drums Society of Terrace .TffraceLocal Ten-aceYouth So=er stitute, will unveil his pro- .grant would soon be elimi- :' /~odat~n jections for housing de- nated. ,.~. I~.~ KinsmenClub mand in the new century. Instead a $40,000 grant 19 20Terrac e 21~,.,~,° 22 '~ ~ BigSisters o( "" 0f Terrace Also on the list are a Thornhill Junior Minor Paraplegic e,rrms~cClub C,~SodW Te~ ~m~deFrL~d~p the group has got from Hu- SecondarySchoo) wide range of other hous- Baseball AssociationNorthwesl ShamesMountain Terrace Miner N~) Tiib,llCO~I. ~et~ man Resources Develop- Parent Advisory Bulkley/Skeena Ski Club Softball Tellace Local Ten'aceYouth S(xcer ing specialists, including ment Canada the past two Council Association Region Association ks,~oda~on provincial and municipal years is not expected to officials, housing project )26 28C~ad~, 2.q Tarace 30 TerraceAnti- 31Mills~l continue, although they 27Te.-.,:e --Ctm~y Pov,~:¢p HcepitalAuxiray operators and proponents, are applying for different CaledoniaSenior Paapleg'~ VarienrRm~ health care officials, Secondary School Hod~ AssociationNoahwes~ KilsumkafumMuks- programs. Parent Council Associalion Bulkley/Skeena kum-olSisterhood Order of l'/~'a TriN Co~l. finance experts and the And local hoteliers Region and EldersSociety Royal Purple Tecacelocal RCMP. have attacked the tourism Agencies such as the council every time they've Sat. Afternoon Games Doors 11:30 a.m. Games 1:00 p.m. B.C. Non-Profit Housing tried to drum up support for Evening Games Doors 4:30 p.m. Games 6:15 p.m. Association, B.C. Housing a two per cent hotel/motel Wed,Thurs., Fri., Sat. Late Night Games Doors 9:30 p.m. Games 9:45 p.m. and the Homeowner Pro- room tax, which would Bingo Every Saturday Afternoon tection Office are also rep- generate at least $50,000 a resented. year. IT.V. MONITORS NO SMOKING AISLECONCESSION "We're trying to cover "We've beaten it to LWE BANDS 6 NIGHTS A WE~! 4410Legion, Terrace 635-2411 all aspects of affordable death," acting chairman housing and give housing Doug Barrett told city providers and government officials and politicians a bit of an idea what's out there and available," said coordinator Peggy Julseth. Provincial officials are also to lay out the key presents planks of a new initiative to deal with homelessness. The conference =s hap- William Van Zandt's pening at the Best West- ern Terrace Inn and is be- ing organized by the Ter- & Jane Milmore's race Anti-Poverty Group Society and the Northwest Regional Housing Centre. To register call Peggy 11 Julseth at 635-4631.

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CANADA SAFEWAY . ,...... ,...,: .~,., has a new store manager. Steve l-logeweide has taken over the top job at the grocery store, replac- ing Stu Muir, who has Gordon Oates : been transferred to a store in Aldergrove. They are sleek, they are fast I-logeweide comes here and they are on the way... from a store in Victoria. March 16 - 18, 23 - 25, It's the first time he's been a store manager. He's excited to be in 30, 31 & April 1 Stand in front of what everyone Terrace. "It looks like a great community," he said. else will soon be behind. "I'm really looking forward $14oo to being a part of it."

Hogeweide is young for %;: a store manager - 30 - and Tickets Available at has worked for Safeway for See next week's paper for 15 years. Uniglobe Courtesy Travel "This was my first job race ..- full details.... in high school and I've ~ stuck with it," he says. I i I The TerraceStandard, Wednesday, March 8, 2000- A11 Crowns [ (~IlIkV/IE~ Speaks set to q4o .;,,,,, ,,., 635.TIPSJ languages strike H R B AUTOMOTIVE B.C.'s CROWN prosecu- Located at Terrace Shell on Kalum tors have put the provin- .,(3 cial government on notice to begin negotiating or Get Ready For Spring face another walk out. Oil Change...... (most vehicles)s 1 9 ~s The prosecutors, who p~u~pans Tune-ups ...... (most vehicles) $50 o0 4cyl. handle everything from #us~as impaired driving to robbery Brakes...... (most vehicles) s~O°~,, and assault charges, have Vowed to double the length Shocks - Struts - Tire Repair of earlier job action in General Automotive Repair mid-February - from two - Free Brake Inspections - to four days - if they don't -- Free Estimates - get wage increases. The walkout is set to 638-8678 take place March 27-30. March Specials, 10% off all parts & labour Barring a settlement in the ongoing dispute, their job action would suspend B.C.'s court system for al- most an entire week, threatening the dismissal of more than a dozen cases across B.C...... ,~,, ,,v~,u ~,uvlu~ ul ~ o.t.,. I'lOaltn L;OalltlOn pamphlet I presents When the prosecutors that, takes aim at Alberta premier Ralph Klein's plans to egalize private has- walked out for a two-day pitals mere. Nicnolls says the group wants to stop and reverse the privatiza- study session Feb. 15-16, tion of health care. They're also calling on Ottawa to increase health care only two cases in Region spending, expand programs and ensure health care is exempted from glob- 5, which includes the top al trade agreements. [ Conducted by Jim Ryan half of the province, were dismissed. SATURDAY, MARCH 11 Those cases involved 8:00 pm two impaired driving Accuse, killer has lawyer charges in Williams Lake. A ROSSWOOD man in jail for allegedly 25, to call a lawyer that day and notify REM LEE THEATRE In Terrace, court pro- shooting a mushroom picker in the woods the court Feb. 28 of his plans. ceedings continued as east of Terrace and then burning the re- "Shorten up confirmation or there will scheduled thanks, in part, mains last September, has hired a lawyer be an enormous expense to the taxpayers to Terry Wright, a private to represent him at a preliminary hearing of this province," ordered Judge Law- lawyer who handled some next week. renc¢. Terrace, Kitimat and Prince Rupert Crown cases during the Paul Bernard Wadsworth's preliminary Wadsworth hired Prince George lawyer SOMEWORKS BEING PERFORMED: dispute. hearing is scheduled here between March Charles Lugosi last week. Lugosi is Wright isn't sure whe- 13-24. Wadsworth's second lawyer to represent Mozart Horn Concerto, 2nd movement - MIKE WEN ther he will handle Crown The ll-day hearing is to be heard by a him on the second-degree murder charge. Mozart Clarinet Concerto, 2nd movement - YVETIX BOS lower mainland judge and relies partly on cases here in March. Wadsworth stands accused of killing Vivaldi Concerto for Two Trumpets. PETER WHITHERLY & JOHN TURNER Prosecutors want a a the testimony of out-of-province witnes- and then burning the remains of Donald method to negotiate future ses. Mervin Pears, an Alberta mushroom pick- VivaldiOboe Concerto - CLAIRELIBERMAN contract agreements as Local provincial court Judge Paul er on Sept. 27, 1999. well as smaller workloads Lawrence ordered Wadsworth, who ap- The shooting happened after dark in Support your Local Symphony. Make it a Family Night. peared via video conferencing from the and better working condi- the woods north of Ritchies Landing, 60 ADMISSION:Adults $10; Seniors and Students $8; Children under 12, Free tions. Prince George Correctional Centre Feb. kilometres east of Terrace. i

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News In Brief Roaster catches fire THE GROUND WORKS Coffee Co. had a close call To our Valued Customer: Saturday Feb. 26 when its coffee bean roaster burst into flames around 11:45 p.m. and filled the shop with smoke. The stainless steel roaster is still func- 'We are pleased to announce the opening of our tional and the store suffered some damage. "Basically, it just.smells llke roasted coffee beans," said deputy fire chief Rick Owens. Second Fountain Tire Location in Terrace, BC. The fire started when beans in the shop's roasting As of January 1 st, we have acquired B.C. Automotive. machine overheated. Staff used a portable fire extin- guisher to stifle most of the flames but the fire was completely extinguished when 21 firefighters showed Both of our locations will be equipped to service all of your passenger and light truck tire needs as well as all up to answer the general alarm. mechanical servicesl Our original location on Highway 16 will also service all commercial and OTR Tire needs. Firefighters then used a positive pressure fan to re- move any lingering smoke and limit damage. Contact either of our two locations. Watch for moose RCMP are warning drivers to watch for moose on Highway 37 south to Kitimat after a family escaped serious injury Sunday, Feb. 27. The family was travelling south from Terrace to the hot springs when their vehicle hit a moose that had stepped onto the highway at the bottom of airport hill. The female driver cut her face and suffered a sore neck. Her three passengers were not harmed. Their vehicle suffered extensive damage. The moose had to be put down as a result of its injuries. According to ICBC, the collision is just one of at least 12 reported vehicle moose accidents on highway 37 to Kitimat since last July. Most impacts happen during the evening when visibility is reduced. 5130-A Highway 16 West 4641 Keith Avenue Terrace, BC V8G 5S6 Terrace, BC V8G 1K4 Two busted for pot (250) 635-4344 (250) 635-5576 after vehicle search TERRACE RCMP have charged two lower mainland men with drug offences. Dean Aron Ziyone, 32, of Aldergrove and Edward Earl Zimmer, 30 of Maple Ridge were travelling south on Hwy37 to Kitimat when an RCMP officer pulled them over for speeding Feb. 26. The officer smelled pot and searched their vehicle, finding 90 grams of marijuana and $340. "The marijuana was packaged in a way that was consistent with trafficking," said Cnst. Gary Swan- son. Both men have been charged with possession of a controlled substance for the purpose of trafficking.

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New support groups help children Around Town A NEW support program called Rainbows is being offered this month to Local competes in Miss children who are having Vancouver 2000 difficulties coping with CHELLA LEVESQUE, of Terrace, will compete in death, divorce, separation the Miss Vancouver 2000 Pageant March 5, 2000 or abandonment in their at the Chart Centre for the Performing Arts. families. Levesque, 21, is currently in her third year in Currently there aren't the Faculty of Science at the University of B.C. any support groups avail- with a selected major in animal biology. Her goal able in Terrace that help is to pursue a career in medicine with a speciali- youngsters deal with grief zation in internal medicine or neurology. and loss, said Rainbows Contestants are judged in four categories: the Program coordinator Pau- judges' interview, a talent, a public speech com- line Moldenhauer. ponent and evening gown presentation. The winner "Many children who are will win a walk-on role in a feature film and the hurting don't have anyone opportunity to represent Vancouver in the Miss Ca- to talk to," she explained. nada Pageant. The Miss Vancouver Pageant has "It's really important that existed for 66 years. children realise other kids their own age are going through the same things." Get your child immunized Moldenhauer said The THERE WILL be a pre-kindergaten immunization Rainbows Program was fair March 23, March 30, and March 31 at the first developed in the Chi- Northwest Health Unit. Phone the Health Unit at cago area in the 1970s by 638-2200 to make an appointment if your child is Susie Yehl, a Catholic starting kindergarten this September. i school teacher who sud- I denly found herself di- Red Cross helps African vorced and a single parent in charge of raising three flood victims young sons. THE CANADIAN Red Cross is accepting dona- tions for emergency relief operations in parts of Southern Africa ravaged by heavy rains, flooding and recent cyclone. "Built up anger can Mozambique and Botswana, in particular, are experiencing the region's worst flooding in 50 hinder a child's deve- years. It is having a widespread humanitarian im- lopment from becom- pact, with crops ruined, homes destroyed, over ing a happy well ad- 30,000 cattle drowned and 300,000 people left justed adult" - Joelle HELPING CHILDREN: Coordinator of the Rainbows program Pauline Moldenhauer and assistant coordi- homeless. About 150 people have died, and inci- McKiernan nator Joelle McKiernan are currently working on setting up a support program to help children who are dences of water-borne diseases such as cholera are struggling with family crises. increasing. Those wanting to make a financial donation completely confidential, adult," McKiernan said. may call 1-800-278-7177. Cheques can be made was first started in the Ca- selling session, but a small Yehl soon realized that Moldenhauer said. "It can be very harmful payable to the Canadian Red Cross Society, ear- tholic community, it is not support group led by two although there were a host "No-one looks at the to children if they can't marked Mozambique/Botswana flood, and mailed specific to that denomina- trained facilitators. of support groups available books," she said. "They express their anger and to 1399-6th Ave, Prince George, B.C. V2L 5L6. tion. The Rainbows Program to her, there was nothing The Rainbow Program is structured- each child are kept private so child- sadness in an appropriate to help her sons manage is for children aged 5 to 13 is given an age-specific ren can express their feel- way." Grief support group available their hurt feelings. t wh ° need help expressing journal to work through. ings without fearing others The Rainbows Prbgr~n THE TERRACE Hospice Society offers support to She created The Rain- their feelings. Children meet once a will judge them." is free and everyone in- individuals and families who are struggling with bows Program so her sons "We can't keep feel- week for 12 weeks. Assistant coordinator ~volved in the program is a loss. When you are grieving it can be a lonely and could learn how to cope ings bottled up," Molden- Youngsters are taught Joelle McKiernan said the ~volunteer. All facilitators frightening time, however, it does not have to be. with their suffering. The hauer said. "They erupt at how to cope with their Rainbows Program is nee- have undergone criminal. In joining others who are grieving, you can find program was so popular, some stage of life if we anger and low self-esteem, ded in Terrace. record checks. strength, comfort and support. If you are interested, pilot Rainbow Programs do." and learn to deal with is- "Built up anger can To register your child in contact 635-4811. have since sprouted in Ca- She explained The sues of blame. hinder a child's develop- the program, parents can nada and around the world. Rainbows Program is nei- Everything the children ment from becoming a contact Pauline at 635- Although the program ther therapy, nor a coun- write in their books is happy well adjusted 6445. Local crowned music Thank queen of the north LOCAL MUSIC advocate You Marilyn Kerr was recently recognized by the Music Art Gallery Educators Association of BC for her distinguished renovated service to music in North- THE BOARD of the Ter- ern B.C. race Art Association ex- "They gave me a won- tend its thanks to the city derful tiara and anointed council for covering the me Queen of the North," cost of the renovations to Kerr said. the Lower Gallery and en- "It was an honour to be suring the renovations recognized because often were completed on time. when you're not living in The Art Association has the Lower Mainland, no- also made a contribution one really knows what you to the Gallery by painting do in the boonies," she the upper and lower galler- added. ies and installing new Kerr, who works at carpeting. Sight and Sound, was ack- We invite the public to nowledged for the 30 years see the light, airy space she's dedicated to promot- created. The Gallery is HELP: Terrace Little Theatre actors Jessie Bloomfield and Ann Compton prac- ing music education in available for use as a pub- tice a scene !n the upcoming play Suitehearts, an adult romantic comedy. B.C. schools. lic meeting place and music (concert) room. Terrace Art Associa- Terrace Little Theatre tion Board "There's no ques- tion studying music From the presents Suitehearts makes you smarter. If heart children don't learn THANK YOU to Terrace Playwrights William Van Zandt and Jane Milmore are music they miss out on citizens for the superlative Peoples' Choice Award winners for writing TV comedies. a whole element of support they have given to the Heart and Stroke TERRACE LITTLE Theatre actor Joe bellboy. life," Foundation of BC and Zucchiatti has been telling local residents "From there the slapstick and the - Marilyn Kerr Yukon during this cam- ihat if they don't laugh watching the pro- laughs continue," says the play's director paign year. duction of Suitehearts, he'll personally Gordon Gates. Much of the funds give them their money back. Zucchiatti added there's nothing com- raised go directly into re- Zucchiatti isn't worried about breaking plicated about this play. There aren't any As a Sight and Sound search taking place in B.C. ihe bank since Suitehearts simply hilar- messages, there's no deep hidden mean- representative, Kerr takes thus impacting our econ- professional musicians to ious. It's so jam-packed with one liners ing - the play is pure fun. omy and suppor~WDi I and physical comedy that audience mem- "Check your brain at the door and schools across northern BC research that m:*mllleery- bers can't help but laugh. enjoy it," he said. "You don't have to - from Prince Rupert and one. "It's side-splitting comedy," agreed think with this one." Fort St. John to 100 Mile DEDICATED TO MUSIC: Marilyn Kerr has been a Terrace boasts a fantas- fellow ac!0r Adam Kirkwood. The play is made up of experienced House and Prince George music advocate for more than 30 years, tic volunteer base that The play, an adult romantic comedy, TLT actors Annette Martindale, Joe Zuc- - to work with teachers clearly reflects a commun- revolves'around two newlywed couples - chiattl, Jessie Bloomfield, Adam Kirk- and students. ity that believes in heart one young, virginal pair and another free- wood and Ann Compton. "We provide all kinds hours driving to schools studying music makes you health and its importance. !eying duo. When the couples find them- Suitehearts is a comedy written by of support from music edu- across northern B,C. be- smarter," Kerr said. Christine Walkinshaw, selves booked into the same posh honey- William Van Zandt and Jane Milmore, It cation in all schools," Kerr cause she feels music edu-"If children don,t learn coordinator Heart and moon suite, they decide to share the room will run March 16, 17, 18, 23, 24, 25,30, sai& cation is very important, music they miss out on a Stroke Foundation of BC with a little help from an overly zealous 31 and April 1, She said she spends "There's no question whole element of life." & Yukon. B2- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, March 8, 2000

...... I What's His Name & The Other Guys CItYII S CENE An extraordinary 10 piece band this connection he paints the future. The April 24. playing Bar Scene: show will began January 21. 50's, 60's & more Beaslies Mix: Halfyard, the amazing one- Live concert man band performs every Friday night from Dance Vancouver Orpheus male voice choir - March 10 & 11 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. No cover. St Patricks Dance: Everyone is welcome dedicated to singing light enjoyable music. • e Gators Pub: From Vancouver is to celebrate St. Patricks Day with adance on DANCELAND, a high energy danceband Saturday, March 11 at 7:30 p.m. at Theatre March 21 at 7:30 p.m. Adult tickets playing $20, seniors $15. Tickets available at Sight performing March6-18. Carpenters Hall (corner of Sparks and and Sound. The concert is sponsored by March 14-'~ Davis). Tickets are $12 per person. Proceeds District #8 Elks Lodges. Proceeds will go to go to the Stepping Stones. For tickets or supporting community projects. Art : more info call 635-2417 or 635-3475. The Terrace Art Gallery presents works Skeena Swing Dance: Live music Boxing ,a~t ~" HUNGRY? 1 of art by Peter Wallin, The body of work on Music: I:r provided by Skeena Jazz Bands and the I/sat. March 11 ~ Our restaurant / display is an eclectic mix, ranging in style Terrace Community Big Band on Friday, The Royal Canadian Legion Ladies I/ 6pm ~ is open / from realism to surrealism to cubism and to March 10 from 7-10 p.m. in the Skeena Auxiliary will be hosting a Big Band I I Naseem Hamed ~,~" 6 am- 11pm. / what the artist refers to as "otherism"! These gym. Cost $7 adults, $5 students/seniors. extravaganzatheThornhill dinnercommunityanddanCeHall.oncocktailsApril 15 atat II | vs. --am~-~ -Great Food Anytime! I pieces are the product of his fertile Tickets available at Skeena Junior Secondary I/ 6:30 p.m., dinner at 7:30 p.m. and dancing Jr.Jones fry our daily imagination and sometimes wacky look at School Office from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. or at the specials):: life. From the whimsical to the profound, the door. from9a.m, to l p.m. Music by the Terrace I( Z OKE 1( poor ~ emotional range may surprise you. Peter Community Band "Big Band" with special Wallin is a former commercial fisherman entertainment by the "Pipes and Drums". I/ ,.. /./ TOURNAMENT from Prince Rupert. Peter and his wife now Films Cost is $50 per couple. Tickets available at I:/ ..,l:very // Every Tuesday live in Terrace and operate Oueensway Mini The Northwest Development Education the legion or call Lissi at 635-2158. I/ ..=nursaay, // 7pm _ Storage. Association and the Multicultural Come in and I I Prize'forlf, 2na & Terraces artist Edward Epp presents Association presents Cinematheque II ioin the fun paintings at the Museum of Northern B.C. in Pacifique's travelling picture show. The Theatre Prince Rupert. His show entitled "Who is show boasts international and Canadian films Terrace Little Theatre presents "Sweethearts", a comedy by William Van writing (PAINTING) the future?" celebrates that wouldn't normally be seen in Terrace. Zandt and Jane Milmore March 16, 17, 18, 23, almost a decade of painting of northwestern The line-up includes: "Set Me Free" March 24, 25, 30, 31 and April 1. This play is stacked landscape. Through his exploration of light 13, "The Divine Ryans" March 27, with gags and one liners! and colour, Epp connects with the spiritual "Hamani" April 10 and Felicia's Journey, power in our unique wilderness. It is with

Wednesday: March 8 techniques to enhance your self esteem. International Women's Day 2000 is When we focus our attention on building an opportunity for women of all ages and and maintaining ourselves and our rela- backgrounds to come together in celebra- • tionships, we are richly rewarded. There tion and solidarity. Women are invited to is no cost for the workshop but preregi- a FREE potluck dessert and entertain- stration is suggested. To reserve a spot. CANADIAN TIRE ment night at the Coast Inn of the West. call 638-0228. www.canadiantire.com With a variety of women entertainers, Or Email us at [email protected] tons of door prizes, yummy desserts and a Pacific Northwest Music Festival com- film producer and director as a key note mittee meeting at 4624 Munthe Ave at 8 speaker, women are sure to have a great p.m. Anyone wanting to be involved in SAFEWAY evening. Bake a dessert and just show up. the festival are welcome to come. For wvwv.safeway.com Festivities begin at 6:30 p.m. First spea- • more info call Shannon at 638-0220. ker at 7 p.m. Wednesday. March 15 @1 :rlRVSLEt I ~~ ,~ World Friendship. Fund: ~'Dessert '~ . Terrace Anti-Racism Committ~['~ 'Night hosted by the~:Ta.lj q~otem;G~rl'! ~eetmg:)at the ~am!iy'/Place'~ di ~.~',:fi~.,~ www.terraceautomall.eom .. "Guides'at the Thor nhiil" Community Everyone welcome. Centre from 6"30 to 8 p.m. Please bring a dessert, loonie and wear your uniform. Friday. March 17 Muiticultural Gathering at 7 p.m. at ThuF~dPy. March 9 the Family Place. Future events: potluck Introductory Offer TER~" E T ER~E Everyone is invited to a community of cultural food dishes, learning cultural @1 .'HRYSLE! I ~ workshop on the Strategy for Youth cooking, parenting workshops, making ! terrace.automall @telus.net Justice Renewal and The Youth Crimi- crafts from around the world. Bring your i1~ off nal Justice Act in the Skeena Two Room heart, relax and enjoy meeting families at the Best Western Inn from 7-9 p.m. A from many different cultures. For more March 10 - 16 m=~=l:gl~ The Terrace Standard general overview of the strategy and the info Call Noriko 638-8529 or Rani 635- ~ [email protected] ,TANDARD act will be followed by a panel presenta- 3583. Marvels & Mysteries Your website/email address tion on the importance of community pro- Skeena Mall grams as a proactive approach to reduce could be here! Saturday. March 18 youth crime. Then, a general discussion Child Care lnfo Fair: Skeena Child (250) 635-1887 Contact us at 638-7283 on the challenges our communities face Care Resource and Referral and the Fa- in the development of programs for our ~mily Place invite parents and child care youth. This is your opportunity to discuss . providers to the Skeena Mall from 10 a.m. many of the concerns that face society . to 3 p.m. for info about child care, child with regard to youth crime prevention, care subsidy, and local day care and pre- and the importance of investing in our school options. children's future. Call Tina at 635-7087 to

register. Tuesday. Mnreh 21 • • • ...... •4• i Aboriginal Youth Council monthly " Male Performance • :,i[ The Storytelling Circle will meet at tmeeting at 1:30 p.m. at the Kermode Are you aware of of a recenttrend in which healthyyoung men i the Terrace Public Library from 7:30 p.m. Youth Centre - 2604 Lakelse Avenue. ilil~ use Viagra for recreational use? The fellows interviewed said it made i[ to 9 p.m. Call Holly at the library for Call Luke at 638-7868 for more info. !ii: them into =supermen". ): i more information at 638-8177. Certainly what someone does behind closed doors is not my : ! SATURDAYS affair. But I wonder about possible offspring fathered by men using :i John James CharlesWilson Jr. Terrace and Area Health Council FAMILY HISTORY CENTRE ;i/ this drug. Will the children and society torever pay a cost? :!j Baby's Name: Date &Time of Birth: , notice of regular council meeting at 7:15 (genealogy) at the Church of Jesus Christ While mankind has ever looked for a safe aphrodisiac, recent :i! clinical studies carded out in Russia point to a nutritional answer. :!i lludson DavidGray Feb. 19, 2000at 1:30p.m. p.m. in the Education Room, Mills Mem- Latter Day Saints is open Saturdays from Date & Timeof Birth: A group of 50 male patients complaining of various sexual dys- ~!:!i Weight.' 8 Ibs. 13oz.Sex: Male orial Hospital. 9-1 p.m. and Wednesdays from 7-10 p.m. iili functions took part in the study. They ranged in age from 20 to 51 i! Feb. 15, 2000 at 12:08p.m. Parents: JolmJames Wilson& years. Participants used conventional treatments, with half the Weight: 9 lbs. 14ozlSex: Male TERRACE SCRABBLE CLUB now group also using a specific formulation of herbs and nutrients. Parents: KellyMoss & TrinaMercer Saturday, March 11 Shames Mountain 4th annual Mogul meets on Saturday mornings at the Ter- After three weeks, patients were evaluated. Of the men using : DaveCobbs ¢ /!ii the supplement, 16% reported a recovery, 40% considerable :ii Blaster Hill Climb. Pre-registration Fri- race Public Library at 10 a.m. The club i!i~i ¢ improvement, and 36% some improvement. In comparison, the con- ,:: : Baby's Name: day, March 10 from 7-10 p.m. at the Elks plays national Scrabble Association rules trol group scored 2%, 20%, and 40% respeclively. (The remainder : Baby's Name: ...... Hall. All spectators welcome. For more and offers exercises and word lists for found no change.) :::: Jillian GraceBugar Date &Time of Birth: info call Trevor Gibson at 635-2909 or Joy new members. There is a tournament :if!:¸ Symptoms treated included libido and sexual activity, erection Date & 'time of liirth: Feb. 17, 2000at 6:35 a.m. Beedle 635-4858. scheduled for November 6th. For more strength, intercourse frequency, and orgasm quality, with gains in info call Walter Raedeck at 638-0433. these areas as great as 86%. Feb. 19, 2000 at 7:22 p.m. Weight: 8 Ibs. 6oz.Sex: Male Happily and importanlly, the wives of the patients conveyed simi- Weight: 7 Ibs. 14oz.Sex: Female Parents: Ted&Jeanette Ewald Monday. March 13 ;! lar evaluations, solid evidenceof the benelits. Parents: Jim &Sheila Bugar BC Paraplegic Association, Northwest SUNDAYS ¢ The study concluded Ihat all age groups experienced "authentic ii: ¢ Bulkley/Skeena Advisory Board's Annual TERRACE BEE Association meets i!iili improvement in all aspects" in patients using the nutritional treatment General Meeting at 7 p.m, at the Health; the last Sunday of every month until June as compared to the control group. ~:= Baby's Name: Baby's Name: THE SOLUTION: There'sconsiderable evidence that this nut# i::: MonicaAmber Sabdna Shirey Unit Auditorium at 3412 Kalum St. in at the Terrace Public Library at 2 p.m. BrodyJaggerB~'ant i!ii~ tional therapy is effective, enhancing health and male performance. ;'! Terrace. For more info call 635-6420. For more info call Martin De Hoog at ::i!i Date & "timeof Birth: Date &Time of Birth: In the long run, it may be a safer choicefor the men using it as well Feb. 17, 2000at 9:12 p.m. 635-3289. as for any children fathered. Nov. 21, 1999at 10:42a.m. The Terrace Churches Food Bank !!:i Weight: 8 Ibs. TAoz.Sex: Female There's more good news: it can be purchased in privacy by tele- Weight: 8 tbs. 10oz.Sex: Male opens its doors for its March 2000 distri- TERRACE BAHA'I community offers phone, delivered to your door in mere days, and daily costs are little i Parents: ChristopherBryant & Parents: PaulineShirey & bution from March 13-16. It is important more than a cup of coffee. StewartMorgan weekly classes in spiritual education for DesireeLittle-John everyone brings ID for themselves and children. For more info call 635-4595. Remember, healthy bodies work, play, and feel betterl their dependents. The Food Bank is open from 1-3 p.m. People with surnames be- Get A TERRACE HORSESHOE CLUB ii:l For information, a consultation or to ginning with the letters A-H are welcome meets Sundays at 1 p.m, and Wednesdays • purchase herbal nutrition products to pick up food Monday, March 13. at 7 p.m. to pitch horseshoes. You don,t ::~:l Free People with surnames beginning with let- : need to bring your own set to play. They ..i'l at wholesale prices contact: ters I-R are welcome March 14, those Claudia Perry, Barbara Emery, Darcie Annesley, :meet at the Horseshoe pitch at North i l <, Baby Gift. with surnames S-Z are welcome March Sparks and Halliwell (beside Heritage :::il Maureen Gent, Wayne Gray, Joan Hough (Kitimat) H 15 and anyone who was missed can visit Village and the Kin Hut). Beginners and ~l Bruno Belanger & Knsfa Bottyan (Terrace). (Simple, huh?) the food bank March 16. all ages welcome. :::; '.l ENRICH INDEPENDENT DISTRIBUTORS Just see our service desk for more information Tuesday. March 14 MONDAY~ ; .| I Phone: (250) 638-1541 - Terrace Feeling good about you' A free self THE TERRACE DOWNTOWN :~1 (250) 632-2740- Kitimat esteem workshop for women. Women LIONS meets the first and third Monday ~1 Fax: (250) 635-1565 Overwa=tea are invited to a two-hour workshop begin-., every month at 7 p.m, at the Lions Den i:!J EMAIL: [email protected] ning at 1:30 p.m. at the Terrace Women's beside the Thomhill Fire Hall. Call Mike iiiI Centre at 4542 Park. The workshop is in- MacDougail at 635-4043 for mate: infor- :!~i!l, One Person at a ~7me tended to provide practical strategies and marion, !, ~'i::i-.:.:: : ~ .;.:..:: :. ::.... :::-:...... '; :'i'i:::':: ::::':: : :::'::i:,, i 'i',:",'i:ii:,;~ ~:i' : .i:S,;?::i:i:! The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, March 8, 2000- B3 iPioneer celebrates 104th birthday :',IN CELEBRATION of In- :ternational Womens Day 7:March 8, 2000, I would i,10i~eetO ff°~'U:r2; e lhse ~fmea~ ~pioneers. - That beautiful woman :is no other than Elizabeth I%qtt :l lN FitJllli.i]lt fl~llCert I ~(Beth) Holtom, who cele- sseczatzen ;brated her 104th birthday I .':at Terraceview Lodge on :Feb. 19. :!~~-*,~ Saturday, ,liZi /, I ? Beth was born on Feb. | ~.:~,~~ March 11, 2000 ~1~ I ~:19, 1896 in Velgroaor, Yu- I ~~~.~l~l at 8 p.m. sharp ~ i goslavia, YVONNE MOEN [ ,- When she was five I~~/1) at the M°unt ElizabethTheatre |~~~/~i Ticketsat Book Masters or | ,,years old her family came Prince Rupert, finally set- ;',immigrated to Canada and 'tling in Terrace in 1954. | ~~, ~!~ TheatreLobby evening of show. I :~settled in Indian Head, Beth and her husband I ~~~j~~'~'4!: Adults$23, Seniors $21, Students $15 I ?,,Sask. The family home-' lived in Thornhill during m ~~~'-,'~i l ;:steaded, living in a sod the 60s and 70s. Beth al- Prices include Mount Elizabeth Theatre Surcharge of $1.50 per ticket, ',,~house and plowing the m m ways loved the outdoors Sponsored by British Columbia Arts Council ; land with oxen, and spent many hours in '" Beth and her sisters had her garden. ;i~to help around the farm. In In 1976, Beth lost her l.:those days the lives of Ca- beloved husband. She then .nada s frontier women re- moved to the Willows :volved around hard work. Apartments on Kalum Anniversary ;A typical day would begin Street, where she lived ~"early in the morning. The until moving up to Terra- .... Sale :men would plow and sow eeview Lodge September :while the women did all 9, 1994. "SNOWBIRDS" "SEW MANY SPECIALS" :the housework. Women When Beth was 98 she I III :cooked all the meals, would walk downtown for '11 Quilt Kits .Freesia415 S979.00 III -'made butter and home- her groceries and pack featured in McCall's Magazines ° Freesia425 ~made bread, tended to the them home. Beth has had PIONEER: Elizabeth Holtom reflects on the early II ~ .... • 1934Whale SuperlockSerger ,,,,..oo S598.00 III =garden and chickens, did relatively good health. oays ,v~ng ~n CaoaOa and Terra,e, II l~~i,n ° 910 HuskeylockSerger $998.00 I II =laundry on scrub boards, I remember once when :milked the cows and she was in Mills Memorial :sometimes worked out in Hospital, when her doctor the rest. She has led a full their stories of the past. :the fields. =.,, came in to check her over life. Now we can build for the . Beth attended school in she said, "Am I going to Her daughter Marion future for our younger gen- Weyburn, Sask. and when die?" and her son Del visit her eration. IIi/m~mmt II ,she was aged 13, she His rely was "no" so everyday to make sure her But we must remember, cO ONS ,iworked as a babysitter in a she answered with, "well I needs are taken care of. we all have to work toge- "Tamily home. From here, might as well get up and .,with help from her father, go home and live some soSheissoluckytobeloved much by her family, To therinin countless shapingourworld ways for more II % II ;"she was able to take a bu- more". me, she is a wonderful improvements for all 2 siness course in Weyburn. Beth always had a friend, women. I believe we still ' • off • From here she went to wonderful sense of humor. May God continue to have a long way to go. work at the Union Bank, And was always happy. bless her. To all the women living Sale starts March 6th* "where she was the first She loved her friends and It is from the lives of in the valley: We should ;'women to be hired. These she enjoyed her days spent the pioneer women, like take International We- The Cotton Pick 'n' Quilt Patch [1 i;were the days when at the Happy Gang Centre. Beth, that we are able to mens' Day not only to re- [[ ',women were just starting Now, Beth spends her visualize and learn about fleet on how far we have 3308 Kalum St.,Terrace ...... ¢ II ;ito work out of the home. days mostly resting. She is L gHusqvarn~ early life in Canada. come, but also to acknow- 638-1335 • Fax: 638-8618 "~"~'-"=*'~*"VII~IINK.~ i;At the bank, Beth first well cared for by Terrace- These pioneer women, ledge how far we have to ',',worked as a clerk, then as view staff. At the age of who walked this land so go. ',in stenographer and on to a ',',teller. ',i Beth said in those days, ',',tellers worked in locked ',',,cages at the bank. ',',', Beth married Herbert

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T rural club 9-2 to win the Bruce stopped. He took a piece of paper out of his jack- provincial championship. et and unfolded it like a yellowed and brittle treasure Terrace also made a map. splash in the pool, adding This is it, he pronounced, stuffing the map in his back three medals to the team pocket. He mounted his machine, stood to put all his collection. weight on the lead pedal, and shot down a side street Ross Nicholson won a with a spray of gravel. He waved me to follow. I was silver medal overall in the DID THEY KNOW THEY'D WIN? Michael Dahms (skip), Carl Haugland (third), coach Keith Melanson, Carlin already in motion. Soon our tires were crunching over men's masters 30-39 year- Rilkoff (second) and Kore Melanson (lead) appear pretty calm before play started in Quesnel last month. The the tendrils of old willows that turned the narrow lane' old swim for five second- juniors won gold medals. into a tunnel that ended abruptly and died at a barbed place finishes in the 100- metre butterfly, 100 and But it was Terrace's metre butterfly and 4xS0- In hockey, bantam rep place in the girls' slalom wire fence. I 200-metre freestyle and super swimmer Joe Mandur metre medley relay with players Stephen Cullis, and Brittanny Greenwood Bobbed wire fences, we called them. Because elec- 100-metre individual med- who raked in the gold. teammate Judy Stevenson. Scan Mahoney, and assis- took home two top-30 fi- tricity coursed through their metal veins, kid wisdom ley events. Nicholson also He took home two me- Stevenson won a bronze tant coach John Amos re- nishes. had it that these were the kind of fences a guy didn't won a third and fourth place dals - one for his super in the 100-metre butterfly. presented Terrace on the Ryan Monsees and Ben want to touch. There were cautionary tales- all of them finish. speedy 200-metre freestyle Fernando Polanco, Wil- zone hockey team. They Peters won fifth-place in the sworn to be true with a cross of the heart and a dying Terrace's John Dando's performance and one for six liam Shack, and Edmund placed fifth overall. boys dual slalom. wish - told by someone who knew someone who knew, first place finish came in the first place finishes in the Swan won sixth in the boys In skiing, Terrace's Leah Both boys also put in someone else who'd run afoul of a bobbed wire fence. men's 50-59 100-metre men's masters age 60 and '4xS0-metre relay. Leclerc, Stacey Blake, top-30 performances for We'd all shuddered at the off-told, escapade of the breaststroke and he won over 100- and 50-metre Shack and Polanco also Diane James and Brittanny their individual slalom and poor sap who'd peed against a strand of bobbed wire second for his 50-metre backstrokes, the 100 and put in top-20 performances Greenwood as well as coach giant slalom races. In ringette, our girls' unwittingly plugging himself into a circuit of pain and breaststroke. 50-metre breaststrokes, 50- in the 1500-metre freestyle. Andrew Rushton took home As always, Terrace's fifth for the girls' slalom team finished seventh. That frying his privates instantly. Dando also won three metre freestyle and 100- third place finishes in his 50 metre individual medley. Maria Schulmeister wowed team. team is made up of Danielle For most of us, bobbed wire posed more of a threat to and 200-metre freestyle Terrace Blueback swim- the audiences in the beam Blake also won seventh Billey, Kylie Bird, Kristin our wardrobe than to our genitals. Many a oair 9Lpants swims an'd"th'e 100-metre mers also competed in and floor, turning ina sixth place for her individual sla- DaumontiiNikki,and Blaine or a T-shirt ,'-'i',o~',w.orse,~ new.iacK~t--~ata,.l~t trl~ t)lte I indi,vicdu~l,: ~ed~ey > He Que, snel. overall finish among~ more lom run and:61eventh in the McKen~;i~, 'Kim and!'Ro z '.of bobbed'wire, leavin~ as unmrrunate~owner wltn me placed fourth m hrs 10(): Petra Robinson Won two than 50 Competitors aged 12 giant slalom. Smith as,well ~as'J~i~;mine misfortune of having to spend many hard-earned metre free event. silver medals in the 100- and up. Leah Leclerc won tenth Williams. allowances to replace the shredded clothing, and the unenviable task of explaining what he had been up to, since the tell tale tear of toothed wire was a sure sign its victim had been on the forbidden side of somewhere. We flung the bikes aside. I lifted the top strand of SRD Blues win deadly wire with a dry stick (a poor conductor) widen- ing the aperture for Bruce. Oldtimers' title Shoot, he said as he snagged his jacket momentarily. THE SRD BLUES won the Terrace Men's Oldti- Once he'd examined the scar and pronounced it barely mers' Hockey League regular season play last noticeable, Bruce took the stick and spread the wire so week charting 49 points over second place North- that I could pass through. Tip, who had wormed under ern Motor Inn's 35. the bottom strand long ago, watched us. With no wonder too; the Blues own the league's Bobbed wire did a good job of containing livestock top two goal scorers Wilf Taekema and Rob Bell. but when it came to kids and other interlopers, it was Tom Turner and Mike Steel also rest comfortably only slightly better than a sign. Dogs were the way to in the final season top 10. deal with trespassers, in particular, ferocious, junk yard This year's win is a huge improvement for the dogs like the big yellow cur with the malevolent mouth Blues who placed third after the 1999 season. and the deep bark that rushed toward us the moment we Check it out In rec league play, the Back Eddy Bullies squeaked past the Chapter One Acres for first spot were inside the fence. Local rider lan Black shows his stuff during a Jackson Hole Hillclimb, The in the league. Just one point separates the leagues Bruce vaulted the fence clearing the top strand by a Shames Mountain Mogul Blaster Hillclimb runs March 11-12, More than 40 ri- top teams. foot, I squirted through the wire unconcerned about ders are expected to turn out the snowmobile federation sanctioned event The men's leagues playoffs started March 1, voltage or my jacket. The hell hound stopped at Tip. and all the big names, including crowd favourite Norm Hebert should be with the final games scheduled March 14 at 9:30 They butted noses and sniffed each other all over. She therel Riders will compete in a myriad of classes and those in the King clas- p.m. for the Oldtimers. Rec league finals run Mon- growled. He hunkered down on his belly, then followed ses will be competing for cash prizes. Terrace is one of the first events on the day, March 13 at 8:15 p.m. and Wednesday, her to the fence and watched her crawl under. touring hillclimb circuit, and like last year riders are have a great time at one March 15 at 9 p.m. of the biggest snowmobile events here this season. All races start at 10 a.m. Geez, that was close, Bruce said. Spectators pay $5 for adults and $2 for youth, Children under 12 are free. So, the dog wasn't on your map, huh? I said with a bit Terrace Men's Hockey of bite. Final Season Stats Bruce ignored the jibe. l'm sure this is the place, he said. BM clinches regular season title Oldtimers League We crept along the fence line stopping at a tangle of WITH ONLY three weeks League standings to March 1 GP W L T P'rs GF GA left to go in the men's soc- SRD Blues 34 22 7 5 49 162 98 bull rushes too tall to see over. The place smelled of rot, GF GA GP W L T PTS cer regular season play, Northern Motor Inn 33 16 14 3 35 131 106 like the Bog had. We waded through the rushes. The Super BM 81 29 14 12 1 1 37 Super BM still leads the Terrace Timbermen 29 11 12 6 28 101 105 ground - if you could call it that - was springy like a Kitwanga Falcons 53 60 16 9 6 1 28 Terrace Subway 36 9 23 4 22 111 182 league standings. trampoline and soft like a sponge. The reeds gave way Cavalheiro's Blazers 58 41 15 7 3 5 25 And at the end of last Internationals 74 72 14 7 7 0 21 Scoring Leaders to lily pads fronted by water too deep to wade. week only the Kitwanga Jock's Pipers FC 39 35 15 6 7 2 20 TEAM G A PTS PIM C'mon Tip, I whispered to the rustling behind me. Falcons had a chance at Canadian Tire 48 61 15 5 9 1 16 Wilf Taekema SRD 38 28 66 6 We came to the edge of a lawn. Bruce crouched, sur- catching them. Northern Knight 32 87 15 1 14 0 2 Rob Bell SRD 21 35 56 27 veying the place, looking for the yellow dogs, He The two teams met Tues- Fraser Dodd NMI 25 23 48 51 Roy Vick NMI 24 crawled a few yards, stopped, and waved to us. day, Feb. 29, with Super the game 5-1. goals to his league points 18 42 21 Tom Turner SRD 15 BM clinching the season Monday night action total of 24 goals this season. 24 39 3 This has got to be it, he said when we caught up. Darcy Mallet ...... "IT 13 25 38 40 I wasn't sure if he was talking about the watery title. The game ended in a Feb. 28 saw the Pipers face Willy McCleary of the Mike Steel SRD 16 20 36 9 expanse before us or the partly submerged dinghy at our 9-1 blowout as Super BM the third-place Cavalheiro's Internationals is in second J.F. Malonfant ..... SUB 20 12 32 6 Blazers. The Pipers' Jac- with 17 points and Brian feet. I didn't expect the Queen Mary, but I expected continued their domination Larry Payjack NMI 13 20 33 33 of men's futsal. ques Corstanje scored Barwise and Nilton Predi- Greg inkster SUB something a touch better than that dilapidated dory. 13 18 31 73 In the second match up through the defensive wall cante are tied for third with You sure this is it? I asked unable to conceal my dis- that day, The Internationals and keeper Gil Rego on a 16 points. Rec League appointment. played Jock's Pipers. The free kick in the first half. GP W L T PTS GF GA Bruce looked about nervously. Pipers scored first, slipping The Pipers had many INTERESTED in joining an Back Eddy Bullies 34 22 10 2 45 154 114 Look, there's some balers, he said, poinling to an old scoring opportunities, in- Oldtimers' men's soccer Chapter One Acres 34 21 10 3 45 136 96 • a pair of goals past Interna- Precision Builders 34 19 11 4 42 129 104 pitcher and a couple of cans bobbing at the edge of the tionals keeper Frank Marel- cluding half a dozen break- league for players 35 and All Season's Lightning 34 13 19 0 26 140 149 lily pads. There's gotta be oars somewhere, Brad said. li. But it wasn't long before aways as the Blazers pushed up? Canadian Tire Canadians34 10 20 4 24 110 145 There were, sort of: we found an old canoe paddle, John Krlsinger scored one forward but couldn't get the The Terrace Men's Soc- White Spot 34 7 24 3 17 104 171 and a wide plank, which had obviously stood in for its more for the Internationals. ball past Rego. cer Association are fielding Scoring Leaders _~ lost mate on previous voyages. The baling was laborious Acting on a two-mlnute Late in the game the Bla- the idea of running a separ- power play a'fter an Interna- zers' Duncan Williamson ate league this summer for TEAM G A PTS~ but the cold soaking we got doing it kept us from work- Marie DesJardlns ASL 41 26 67'~:"~ZT'~ tionals player was red-car- took advantage of a loose its senior members. ing up a sweat. When that was done, we were relieved Troy Farkvam COA 34 27 61 55 ded and the team was for- ball and blasted a low shot The topic will be one of Matt Shinde ASL 29 31 , 60 54 to find that rain water, not a leak, had been responsible ced to play one-man short, past Pipers' keeper Tony many subjects up for dis- for sinking the punt. We boarded her awkwardly, almost Brad Owen BE 13 41 54 28 the Pipers scored again, Ribeiro. cussion at a March 15 orga- Mitch Shlnde PB 25 28 53 27 capsizing attempting to lift Tip aboard. We shoved off. The Internationals at- The second game Mon- nizational meeting for the Mike Funk PB 28 22 50 27 Bruce stuck the paddle out over the port side. tempted to even the score at day, saw Northern Knight upcoming outdoor season. Ted Taylor PB 22 21 43 51 Willya Iooka thatl he whispered. three but the Pipers held and Canadian Tire play to a The meeting runs from 7 Doug Wilson COA 8 34 42 39 More next week ...... them off and scored two 7-4 final. Canadian Tire's p.m, to 9 p.m. at the Terrace Sheldon Mclnnes ASL 12 29 41 18 ) goals of their own to end Corey'Trogi added three Public Library, Nets McAvoy COA 23 14 37 75 e * W

B6- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday,March 8, 2000 7" CTION D The Terrace Standard reserves the right to classify ads under appropriate headings and to set rates therefore and to determine page location. Classifications! The Terrace Standard reminds advenmers Ihat tt is against the provincial Human Rights Act to discriminate on the basis of children, marital status and ANNOUN~EMEHT5 616 COMMEROAL employment when placing "For Rent:" ads. Landlords can state a no-smoking preference, ACTION AD RATES The Terrace Standard reserves the right to revise, edit, classify or reject any advertisement and to retain any answers directed to the News Box Reply 105 ANNOUNCEMENTS 628 FOR SALEOR RENT I I0 ANNIVERSARIES 636 HCXJSESFOR RENT Service. and to repay the customer the sum paid for the advertisement and box rental. 120 B~RTHDAYS 640 MISC fOR RENT Box replies on "Hold" instructions not picked up within 10 days of expiry of an advertisement will be destroyed unless mailing Instructions are received, 125 Ch~JRCH 644 MOBILEHOMES 130 COMING EVENTS 64a ROOM & BOARD Those answering Box Numbers are requested not to send original documents to avoid loss, 638-7283 135 ENGAGEMENT/ 656 SHARE All claims of errors in advertisements must be received by the publisher within 30 days after the first publication. WEDDINGS ACCOMMODATION It Is agreed by the advertiser requesting space that the liability of the Terrace Slandard In the event of failure to publish an advertisement as published I4S N MEMORLa,M 6~0 STORAOE shall be limited to the amount paid by the advertiser for only one incorrect insertion for the portion of the advertising space occupied by the incorrect or DEADLINE: FRIDAY 4 P.M. 150 LEGALNOi3CES 668 TOURIST Display, Word Classified and Classified Display 15S OfiITUARIES ACCOMMODATIONS omitted item only, and that there shall be no liability In any event greater than the amount paid for such advertising, 160 TENDERS 676 WANTEDTO RENT 165 THANKS 680 WAREHOUSES Name Address ADVERTISING DEADLINES: When a stat holiday falls PERSONAL REAL ESTATE Phone Start Date .# of Insertions ~Terrace Standard # Weekend Advertiser on a Saturday, Sunday or Monday, the deadline is 210 BUSINESSPERSONALS 705 ACREAGES/LOTS 230 LOST & FOUND 7t S COMMERCIAL PROPERi~ CLASSIFICATION, Credit Card No. Expiry Date Thursday at 4 o.m. for all display an(;:l classified ads. 2,10 PERSONALS 730 FOR SALEBY OWNER MERCHANDISE 735 HOUSES E:] VISA E3 MASTERCARD 31S AucnoNs 74S MOFIlLEa PER SPACE TERRACE STANDARD, 3210 CLINTON STREET 330 COMPUTERS 7S$ OPEN HC4JSE PLEASE CLEARLY PRINT YOUR AD BELOW - ONE WORD TERRACE, B.C. V8G 5R2 3SS FURNffURE ,770 WANTED 360 GARAGESALES AUTOMO/WE All classified and classified display ads MUST BE 365 MISC, FOR SALE 810 CARSFOR SALE 1 ,cr E 4. 5 PREPAID by either cash, VISA or Mastercard, When 380 TIMBER 8IS TRUCKSFOR SALE 395 WANTED 820 VANSFOR SAU~ phoning in ads please have your VISA or Mastercard PETSI rARM RECRFJU'tONAL 8 9 10 4 tO FARM EC~JIPMENT 8S4 AIRCRAFT number ready. 42S UVESTOCK WORD ADS RUN IN Terrace Standard & Weekend Advertiser 435 PETS 858 AI~S 862 BaATS/ MARINE 11 12 13 14 15 (Standard & Advediser)$13.38"(~. osr) INDUSTRY 866 MOTORCYCLES 3W~kS (Standard&Advertiser) 2~._5~,6 "(inc.OSl') ,. , 460 EQUIPMENT 870 RV'SCAMPERS 470 LOGGING/T1M~ER 874 RV'55~H WHEELS 20 "Additional words ~over 25) 25¢ PER WORD PLUS GST 480 MACHINERY 16 17 18 19 878 RV'5MOTORHOMES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADS CONFIDENTIAL BOX SERVICE E.M~OYMENT 882 RV RENTALS 13.38 $11.90 per column inch Pickup $5.00 Mail out $10.00 Sl0 BUSINESS 890 SNOWMOFIlLES OPPOmUNmES 21 22 23 24, 25.68 520 CAREERS SERWCES (BIRTHDAY/ANNIVERSARY/CARDOF THANKS/OBITUARIES/ S30 EDUCATION 910 BUEDINGSERVICES 1 3.64 13.91 14.18 14.45 14.71 540 HELPWANTED 912 CARPENTRY 26.48 26.75 •. 27.02 IN MEMORIUM/GHURCHES/NONPROFIT GROUPS) $7.70c.in 57011JTORING 9l 4 CHILDCARE 25.95 26.22 560 WORK WANTED 920 CONSTRUCTION For longer ad. please use a separate sheet LEGAL ADVERTISING...... $14.14 per column inch RENT~ 932 HANDYMAN Clip & Mail This Form To: 604 APARTMENTS 936 JANFFORJAL Phone Fax For regional coverage place your display ad in the 608 BASE.MENrSUITE 944 MISC, SERVICES Terrace Standard weekend edition of the Weekend Advertiser. 612 CABINS/Ceil'AGES 3210 Clinton St., Terrace, B.C. VaG 5R2 S TABARD 638-7283 638-8432

105 145 I1~ - ~r-~ S'I3EP][-]~N ]LO]t~]E ~]~1~ ~ RESIDENTIAL GARBAGE COLLECTION ANNOUNCEMENT MEMORI ,M '. fill il cA,, FOR PROPOSALS The City of Terrace invites your proposals for the supply • " " IIII I~~ April 5, Z959- III rhe Ci AN.YONE INTERESTED in sell- r40+1 of weekly residential garbage colbction within the City of ing Tupperware or hosting a Terrace. party/presentation. Phone Kar- On March 11 Tender invitations are available and may be picked up at en Mattheis. 250-635-7810 U'Iove could have saved you, Manager w th P.P.P. We Wouldn t Let You !1t !11 the PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT, 5003 Graham CRIMINAL RECORD? Cana- OFFThat Easy Avenue, Terrace, weekdays between the hours of 8:30 dian Pardon seals record. a.m. and 4:30 p.m. American Waiver allows legal Happy Birthday IIII se ice by II ~r >posals must be submitted by 2:00 p.m. on Thursday, entry. Why risk employment, III as or oo er the II h,a ch 30, 2000. business, travel, licensing, de- III was portation, All Canadlan/Amefl- Co uni Church held Ill can immigration applications. IIII Sunday, February 20, 2000. ill 1-800-347-2540. Iit T~e :aridly wishes tO thank everyone Ill Ministry of Transportation and Highways DESIGNATED PARKING Plac- Skeena District ard Program for people with FRANCE:SM. fill rot theircardsthOughtS,andflowers.Prayers #ill mobility disabilities, sponsored INWTATON TO QUOTETP.AFRC CONTROL by the BCIILRC. Call 1-877- 288-1088 for an application or OLSEN NASS VALLEY information and referral servic- The Ministry of Transportation and Highways invites es available for people with dis- abilities. MARCH 8, 1999 quotations for Traffic Control services, as and when ~ove your wife & kid~ Greatly missed in the required, within the Skeena Highways District. FRANCES BIRDSELL past year by your CONSULTING friends ~ ...BR{rlSH ' ,,.,,, ~) The Contractor will be responsible to provide personnel, Sandy, Virginia and ~ L.OLUMBIA CALLINGFOR TENDERS F~', .=. fully qualified to Ministry Standards, as well as equip- • Facilitation *Mediation ~ Donna. ~,..~j~ SealedTondersforthefollowing SilviculturoSuP.,oys contract willberecoivedbythe ment necessary to safely and effectively control traffic, • Consensus Process District Manager, Ministryof Forests, Kalum Forest District, 200.5220 Koith Avenue, • Spanish Translation Terrace, British Columbia on the dates shown below: from the time of award to March 31, 2001. Call 635-2184 contract: SUalDKM-O007 Located In the Brown Bear/West Nase area, for • SIIvlcultureSurvcysont770hectoree." ...... ' " "':' ",' ~ ' ~lhfbrfrldti6h:p~ckagesantiquate forms are available • " Start date: June 1 2000 - i~Complbtlo'p date:,Jql~.~ll,2009 r =~ ," ' ' Deadline for receipt of tenders is11:30 e.m. Mar¢"~'31 2000 at,whichtime all ten- PERSONALS: ders will be opened. , ', ' ~~' ' : ' " " and "12:00 noon and between 1:00 p.m.L}ahd 4:30 . '.. : ...... A mandatory office presentation for the above contract will be held In late March. p.m., Monday to Friday. NIRVANAMETAPHYSIC • "•" Attending the scheduled presentation prior to submitting a bid is mandatory. Z•& HEALING CENTRE WILL SET UP and maintain EligibUltyto bid: your small business bookkeep- t. Contractormust providerequired number of CertifiedSurveyors which have the Quotes, on the forms provided, will be received by the ins requirements. 10+ yrs ex- to,owingexperience in the KalumForest District: V~inistry of Transportation and Highways, by mail or by perience. Excellent references -asaeertifiedsurveyor, suecessfulZycompleted4OOha,of surveys in a season INTRODUCTION TO ItEALING upon request. Phone 635-9592 withintha pasttwo (2) years. O: :, at 4825 Keith Avenue, Terrace, B.C. V8G 1K7, fax: March 11 & 12. or Email: manucomp@uni- 2. Contraotorand certified survoyorsmust not have had more than (2) re-workson 250-638-6414 until 4:30 p.m., Wednesday, March 22, a SilvicultureSurvey contract In the past two (2) years and be In good standing 2000. Info& registration at Centre serve.cam with the Ministryof Forests. "CHOICESTHAT INSPIRE" 3. Contractormust provide names of certified surveyors,references and proof of Metaphysical Counselling- I|]'~llkVj,].li',(i[e~VlJ]l~d I experience. For further information contact Elaine Owen, trauma, spiritual growth, life path: I Within threeweeks of ~'"~ Ill i 4. Contractormust pre-registerfor a mandatoryoffice presentation: A/Operations Assistant at (250) 638-6403 or 1-800- I conception.., before ~t~ a) tO confirm eligibility to bid, and Laurel Ballard, Msc.D., Phd. b) to oonfirm the presentationdale and time. 663-9910, or fax (250) 638-6414, Knights of Columbus .~nlr I~l=nnut*Fu. f~n,,'p=~,=. I the mothereven knows "~1 To pre-register, contact Mike Watts at e38-511a, Monday - Friday, 0800 - 1600 prior | she is pregnant,.,the tiny ~;;..,~ I to March 22. 2000. Contractorswho fail to pre-regtster and confirm eligibilityby this The lowest quote will not necessarily be accepted. 38th Annual Charity Appeal I headof her pre bornchild datewill not ba eligibleto bid. Early Bird | is already beating, circulating blood Tenders must be submitted on the forms and in the envelope supplied whlch, with Ithroughout a systemseparate from the partioulars, may.be obtained at the time of the presentation from the Forest • * BR BH Ministry, of 1999/2000January 8, 2000 Officerconducting the presentation,Tenders will not be considered having any quail- ~ Transportation 1. $1,000.00E. Randall,Vanc0uver | the mother's, tying clauses whatsoever, and the lowest or any tender will not necessarily be 2. $1,000,00Louis C011in, Pdnce George I TerracePro'Life Education Asseciati0n accepted.The war, wltl be admthlsteredby the BritishColumbia Ministry of Forests. LOLUMBIA and Highways 852, Tmoce 3. $1,000.00S.B, Shewchuk, Surrey Box Contract awardis subject to funding being availableat the time. 4. $1,000.00Judy Cow, Kaml0ops (~ VIVA CLINIC 5. $1,000.00Trevor Tenner,.~bots ford m1230 LOS: 6. S1,000.00Belle MacPherson, Kelowna Recoveryour health in a nature,t integratedway. : • ... CITY OF TERRACE 7. $1,000.00Rod Mckenzie, Surrey FOUNI CITY OF TERRACE 8. $1,000.00June Rlazosek, Kelowna LIFE ENERGYASSESSMENT NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARING " NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARING 9. $1,000.00S. LehtJmald, Powell RMr includesenvironmental LOST JUNE 17 at 9:30pm at TERRACE I 10. $1,000.00Terd Bonn,r, Parksville and food allergytesting the Bingo Hall in Prince Rupert. 11, $3,500.00Angela Roch, White Rock AROMATHERAPYMASSAGE a black leather wallet. Please • ZONING BYLAW AMENDMENT • OFFICIAL COMMUNITY PLAN AMENDMENT REFLEXOLOGY,EAR CANDLING return, no questions asked. I.D. very important. Please call TAKE NOTICE THAT an application has been made to amend TAKE NOTICE THAT an application has been made to amend Knights of Columbus AURICULARACUPRESSURE Schedule "A (Zoning Map) of Zoning Bylaw No. 1431-1995. Schedule "B" (Land Use Plan) of the City of Terrace Official (250)624-2002 extension "0". Community P an Byaw No. 1312-1993. 38th Annual Charity Appeal FrancesBirdsell, Reward offered. THE SUBJECTLAND: Main Draw NaturalHealth Practitioner THE SUBJECTLAND: 1999/2000January 29, 2000 Call 635-2194for an appointment LOST ONE pair bifocal glasses. The application affects the land, within the City of Terrace, YEAR 2000 VEHICLEWINNERS 4506 Lakelse(=~ i,,=To,=. ~.,=,,) Gold & brown frame In black shown shaded on the accompanying map and described as: The application affects the land, within the City of Terrace, case. Lost one wk ago. 250- shown shaded on the accompanying map and described as: JEEPTJ Deb Bigattinl,Kelowna 638-7763 Lot 1, District Lot 615, Range 5, Coast District, Plan 4325 FORDF150 Alan Mark, Winfield [5207 Haugland Avenue] Lot 1, District Lot 615, Range 5, Coast Dislrict, Plan 4325 [5207 Haugland Avenue] CHEVVENTURE Amado Utn, I!:~S~e~,~WOI~sHOPI ALS Vancouver CHRYSLERNEON Val Bell, ARE YOU single? Visit the Salmon Arm Newest Meeting Place CAVALIERSPORT Karen Frank, | !echni@~?, d~0~0ni& p!adkeI www.DreamMates.com Ahousaht |LTo pre-registercall 635-2194 ::| BC'S LARGEST chatiine. Over • HAU~I~ Art =. 4000 men & women call a day. Connect live or just listen. Use ... free trial code 5030. 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(18+ $4,99/mlnute) FROM: RuralSuburban Residential (RR2} www,SOOsecrets.com/t15391 TO: Two Family Residential (R2) TO: Urban Residential CANADA'S HOTTEST 24 hr To allow for the subdivision of the subject properly into two- To allow for the subdivision of the subject properly into two- one-on.one live adult chat. 1- family residential Ioi~. family residential lots. 900-830-0044 (18+ BYLAW INSPECTION: . BYLAWINSPECTION: $4.99/minute) 900Be. THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT BYLAW AND RELEVANT THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT BYLAW AND RELEVANT crets,com/t15391 Canada's #1 BACKGROUND DOCUMENTSMAY BE INSPECTEDin the recep- 24hr one-on.one dateline. 1- BACKGROUND DOCUMENTSMAY BE INSPECTEDin the receo- lion area at the Cily of Terrace Public Works Buildir r at ouuJ tion area at the City of Terrace Public Works Buildlnq at 5003 900-561-3431 Ext.4729 (18+ Graham Avenue, Te'rrace, B.C., between the hours o] ~:~u a.m. Graham Avenue, Terrace, B.C., betweenthe hours of ~]:30 a.m. $3.99/minute), thecodpag- to 4:30 p.m. each day. from Wednesday,. N 2000, to to 4:30 p.m. each day.from Wednesday, March 1st, 2000, to es.com/livetallVsulte 1297886 Monday, March 131h, 2000, excudin ays and M)n.day, March 13th, 2000, excluding Salurdays and CAN'T USE Viagra? Maxlmus Sundays. ; St ndays. Natural Cream now available. PUBLICHEARING DETAILS~ PUBLIC HEARING DETAILS: For FREE Into kit call Mark's Plaza Pharmacy. Toll Free 1- Any persons wishing to voice their opinions regardin.cl this Ai y persons wishing to voice their op n'ons regarding this 877-747.6664 application may do so in writing, and/or in person, At THE 01italian may do so in writing, and/or in person, At THE PUBUC HEARING TO BE HELD IN THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL ~l BUC HEARING TO BE HELD IN THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL HYPNOSIS/HYPNoTHERAPY. CHAMBERS,AT 7:00 P.M. ON MONDAY, MARCH 13TH, 2000. CHAMBERS,AT 7:00 P.M. ON MONDAY, MARCH 13TH, 2000. Rewarding career helping others or self empowerment. THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE Registrations being accepted MIM.IU~IICIPALACT. R.S.B.C., 1996, AND AMENDMENTS MUNICIPAL ACT, R.S.B.C., 1996, AND AMENDMENTS now, Free brochure. BC Loca- ERETO. THERETO. tions Meridian Institute PO Box TAKE NOTICE and be governed accordingly. 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MUNCIPAL LANDFILL Ministry of Transportation and Highways COURT BAILIFF SALE CONTRACT Skeena District The Court Bailiffwill offer for salethe interestin the FollowingJudgment INVITATION TO QUOTE TRAFFIC CONTROL Debtor: CenturyTruss Ltd. Tender documents and Offer Forms for the Municipal 1994 F350 Ford4WDR, Reg.Cab, Diesel,174,000 km Landfill Contract are available and may be picked up at the TERRACE-KITIMAT AREA .Soldon a As is, Where is" basis,no guaranteesor warrantiesimplied or PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT, 5003 Graham Avenue, given. Terrace, weekdays between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and The Ministry of Transportation and Highways invites Sealed bids will be receivedat the Court Bailiff'soffice up to the hour of quotations for Traffic Control services, as and when 12:00 noon Monday,March 20, 2000. 4:30 p.m. ]~ BR..ITISI-ICOLUMBIA Sale may be subject to cancellationwithout notice. The Court Bailiff Tender to close at 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, March 29, 2000. J LUNG ASSOCIATION required, within the Skeena Highways District. reservesthe right to ad ourn the salewithout notice and applyto the Court 731.LUNG or for furtherdirecllon if the needarises. -- - Termsof Sale:Each bid mustbe accompaniedby a draft or moneyorder ~/~L~ CALLING FOR TENDERS ¢ 1-800-665-LUNG The Contractor will be responsible to provide personnel, fully qualified to Ministry Standards, as well as equip- in the amount of 10% of the bld offered and made payableto Caledonia ~B t! MISCELLANEOUSFORESTRY PROJECTS r~,'~ i Courl BailiffServices. The 10% deposit may be waivedin specialcircum- LOLUMBIA ment necessary to safely and effectively control traffic, stances.The balanceof the bid, plusapplicable taxes to be paid immediately SealedTenders for the MiscellaneousForestry Projects Contract No. SBFOlDKM-002 from the time of award to March 31, 2001. locatedIn the WestNass, Bonny Lakes, Brown Bear and Kwinageesoarea, underthe upon acceptanceof the bid, failureto do so may result in forfeitureof the SmallBusiness Forest Enterprise Program, will be recatvodby the DistrictManager, deposit. Highestbid hal necessarilyaccepted. Ministryof Forests,Kalum Forest District, 200.5220 Koith Avenue, Terrace, B.C., VSG Information packages and quote forms are available For appointmentto view and for further information, pleaseconlact the 1L1,until 9:00 a.m. on March24, 2000 undersigned. All Inquiriesshould be directedto ChristopherB Lind,Contract Coordinator, at the from the above address between the hours of 8:30 a.m. CALEDONIACOURT BAILIFF SERVICES aboveaddress. Phone (250) 638.5100. Contract particulars package can be oblalnod and 12:00 noon and between 1:00 p.m. and 4:30 #3-4554 LazelleAvenue, Terrace, B.C. V8G 1S2 .... at the KalumForest Distdct Office between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Mondayto p.m., Monday to Friday. (250) 635-7649, Friday. R. Smith ..... No tenderwill be consideredhaving any qualilyingclauses whatsoever, and the low. est or any tenderwill not necessarilybe accepted. Quotes, on the forms provided, will be received by lhe Contractaward is subjectto fundingbeing available at the time. Ministry of Transportation and Highways, by mail or by fax, at 4825 Keith Avenue, Terrace, B.C. V8G 1K7, fax: 250-638-6414 until 4:30 p.m., Wednesday, March 22, 2000. Invitation to Tender In accordance with the Ministry of Transportation and For further information contact Elaine Owen, In accordance with the Ministry of Transportation and Highways Act, Section 23, sealed tenders are invited for Highways Act, Section 23, sealed tenders are invited for the A/Operations Assistant at (250) 638-6403 or 1-800- the following: following: 663-9910, or fax (250) 638-6414. Project Number: 21328-2001 Project Number: 21328-2005 Contract Identification Contract Identification The lowest quote will not necessarily be accepted. Number: 242OP0087 Number: 242OP0091 Location: This project is located on various highways Location: This project Is located on various highways ~'Id~, I~D I'I'ICU Ministry of within the Thompson Okanagan Region within the Thompson Okanagan Region r,~L)l~ll ! IJll Transportation (Kamloops, BC); Kootenay Region (Ne- (Kamloops, BC); Kootenay Region (Nelson, L.OLUMBIA and,lghways lson, BC); Central Northeast Region BC); Central Northeast Region (Prince (Prince George, BC); & Northwest Region George, BC); & Northwest Region (Terrace, (Terrace, BC). BC), Description: Supply all found tandem dump truck for Description: Supply all found tandem dump truck for InternationalForest Products Limited hauling crushed granular aggregate in BC. hauling crushed granular aggregate in BC, North CoastOperations AWARD OF THIS CONTRACT IS AWARD OF THIS CONTRACT IS Major Amendment 00-02 CONTINGENT UPON ALLOCATION TO CONTINGENT UPON ALLOCATION TO to the 1999-2003 ForestDevelopment Plan THE MINISTRY OF SUFFICIENT FUNDS THE MINISTRY OF SUFFICIENT FUNDS SPECIFICALLY FOR THIS PROJECT. SPECIFICALLY FOR THIS PROJECT. NOTICE TO Forest License A16841 Sealed tenders, completed in accordance with the Sealed tenders, completed in accordance with the CREDITORS Conditions of Tender on the forms provided, will be received Conditions of Tender on the forms provided, will be received Notice is hereby given that International Forest Prod~,cts Limited In the Estateof by The Ministry of Transportation and Highways at 101 - 523 by The Ministry of Transportation and Highways at 101 - 523 (Interfor) wishes to amend the approved 1999 to 2003 Forest Columbia Street, Kamioops, BC until 2:00 p.m. (local time) Columbia Street, Kamloops, BC until 2:00 p.m. (local time) on PIERREJOSEPH WILFRED Development Plan for Forest LicenseA16841 The Amendment NORMANDEAU on March 21, 2000, when tenders will be opened in public. March 27, 2000, when tenders will be opened in public. Fax will update proposed development in the Scotia, Brown Lake, Fax revisions must be sent to (250) .828-4205. late of Terrace, in the revisions must be sent to (250) .828-4205. Ayton Creek, Ecstall, Port Essington, and Madeline Creek A bid security will not be requlred In accordance with Province of British Columbia, Administrative Areas in the approved 1999-2003 Forest A bid security will not be required In accordance with the Conditions of Tender. the Conditions of Tender. Machine Operator / Truck DevelopmentPlan. Driver, deceased. Forest Development Plan Amendment 00-02 shows the location In accordance with the Ministry of Transportation and In accordance with the Ministry of Transportation and All claims against the above and orderly developmentof proposed harvesting, road develop- Highways Act, Section 23, sealed tenders are invited for Highways Act, Section 23, sealed tenders are invited for the estate, duly verified by ment, maintenance,and deactivation.The approved 1999-2003 the following: following: Statutory Declaration, and Forest DevelopmentPlan containsinformation on the maintenance Project Number: 21328-2002 Project Number: 21328-2006 and protection of other resourcevalues within the planning areas. with padiculars and valuation Contractldentlflcation Contract Identification of security held, if any, must This Amendment is a supplement to the approved Forest Number: 242OP0092 Development Plan. The Amendment is made available for review Number: 242OP0088 be sent to the undersigned Location: This project is located on various highways Location: This project is located on various highways and comment to resource agencies, native bands, and the public within the Thompson Okanagan Region before April 12, 2000. before approval is considered by the District Manager of the within the Thompson Okanagan Region (Kamloops, BC); Kootenay Region (Kamloops, BC); Kootenay Region (Nelson, Ministry of Forests, North Coast Forest District. All approved BC); Central Northeast Region (Prince Operational Plans that encompass the DevelopmentPlan will be (Nelson, BC); Central Northeast Region CO-OPERATIVETRUST (Prince George, BC); & Northwest Region George, BC); & Northwest Region (Terrace, COMPANYOF CANADA made available during the review and comment period upon SO), request. All completed assessments(Sections 13 to 17 of the OPR) (Terrace, BC). Co-executor • Description: Description: Supplyof a 14,000 Litre or larger Tandem are available for review at the Inlerforoffice at the address below Supply all found tandem dump truck for 333-3rd Avenue North hauling crushed aggregate in BC. AWARD Axle Flush Truck on a Hourly basis. AWARD during the reviewand comment period. OF THIS CONTRACT IS CONTINGENT SASKATOON SK B7K 2M2 OF THIS CONTRACT IS CONTINGENT UPON ALLOCATION TO THE MINISTRY UPON ALLOCATION TO THE MINISTRY Forest DevelopmentPlan Amendment 00-02 will be available for OF SUFFICIENT FUNDING SPECIFICALLY public review and comment at both the lnterforoffice listed below OF SUFFICIENT FUNDS SPECIFICALLY FOR THIS PROJECT. FOR THIS PROJECT. and at the Ministry of Forests, North Coast ForestDistrict office at Sealed tenders, completed in accordance with the • Noticeto I' J 125 Market Place, Prince Rupert, B.C. from Wednesday, March Sealed tenders, completed in accordance with the Conditionsof Tender on the forms provided, will be received 8, 2000 to Monday, May 8, 2000, during normal businesshours | CondiUons of Tender on the forms provided, will be received by The Ministry of Transportation and Highways at 101 - 523 :!i! Cred!tors and,i IiJ (8:30,a,mv~,to.4:?~p.m, Monday to Friday), exc ud ng sto~tory J .... by ~he, Ministry of Transportation and H ghways at 101 - 523 ColumbiaStreet, Kamloeps,' BC Until 2:00 p.m;. (local time) on ,bp!i~9~ib~ ~.~thliyff~o~ln~nqlional Fgresf P/'~uct~ Li~it~"l ' Columbiao ...... Street Kam oops,' BC" ...... u'nt ""2 00'p.... "m :"'(oca " "~t me)' " "~:' March 21, 2000, when tenders'will be opt,ned, impublic: Fax.~,.; i'!: ~' '/Others ~ J J wilJbeava ableuoonrequestt6review6hddi.~c~ssJlle~mb0se~d"l n March 22, 2000, when tenders will 5e opened In public.: revisionsmust be sent to (250) .828-4205~Li',ii .... ' ' mendment at t~e Inlerfor office listed below. The Forest J Fax revisions must be sent to (250) .~828-4205. A bid security will be required In accordance with the re: The estate of Eileen I I DevelopmentPlan Amendment 00-02 will also be available for I A bid security will not be requlred In accordance with Conditions of Tender. Palricia Hoflin I I public review at the Kitimat Public Library at 940 Wakashan I the Conditions of Tender. Deceased: formerly of Avenue, Kitimat, B.C., the Terrace Public Library at 4610 Park In accordance with the Ministry of Transportation and Terrace, British Columbia, Avenue, Terrace, B.C., and at the Prince Rupert Public Library at In accordance with the Ministry of Transportation and Highways Act, Section 23, sealed tenders are invited for the Creditors and others having 101 6 ~ Avenue West, Prince Rupert, B.C. from Wednesday, Highways Act, Section 23, sealed tenders are invited for following: claims against the estate of March 8, 2000 to Monday, May 8, 2000. Wr tten comments the following: Project Number: 21328-2007 Eileen Patricia Hoflin, are from all reviewsmay be sent to the Inferreraddress listed below. If Project Number: 21328-2003 Contract Identification hereby notified under section interestedparties are unable to review Forest DevelopmentPlan Contract Identification 38 of the Trustee Act, that Amendment00-02 during these times, arrangements can be Number: 242OP0093 particulars of their claims Number: 242OP0089 ..... Locatlon: This project is located on various highways made to review Ihe Amendment at a time that is convenient for Location: This project is located on various highways should be sent to the execu- them prior to May 8, 2000. Please contact Andrew MacKay, within the Thompson Okanagan Region tors c/o Frank Donahue Ins. within the Thompson Okanagan Region (Kamloops, BC); Kootenay Region (Nelson, R.P.F. at InternationalForest Products Ltd., 3712 Highway 16 East, (Kamloops, BC); Kootenay Region (Ne- BC); Central Northeast Region (Prince Agy. Ltd. at #114 - 4741 Terrace, B.C. VSG 5J3, phone: (250) 615'6755 or fax: (250) Lakelse Ave., Terrace, B.C. lson, BC); Central Northeast Region George, BC); & Northwest Region (Terrace, 635-0636 during norma/buslness hours to schedule a time to (Prince George, BC); & Northwest Region BC), V8G 4R9 on or before April review the Amendment. (Terrace, BC). 1st, 2000. After which date Description: Supplyof a 3 cubic metre loader to load the Executors will distribute THE PUBLIC REVIEW PERIOD FOR THIS AMENDMENT WILL BE Description: Supply all found tandem dump truck for Crushed Granular Aggregate into Dump the estate among the parties FROM MARCH 8, 2000 TO MAY 8, 2000. hauling crushed granular aggregate in BC. Trucks throughout BC, AWARD OF THIS entitled to it, having] regard Forest DevelopmentPlan Amendment 00-02 may be amended as AWARD OF THIS CONTRACT IS CONTRACT IS CONTINGENT UPON a result of written comments received by May 8, 2000. Written CONTINGENT UPON ALLOCATION TO ALLOCATION TO THE MINISTRY OF only to the claims that have THE MINISTRY OF SUFFICIENT FUNDS :' SUFFICIENTFUNDS SPECIFICALLY FOR been received. comments regarding this proposed Forest Development Plan SPECIFICALLY FOR THIS PROJECT. Amendment are to be forwarded to Andrew Mackay, R.P.F. at THIS PROJECT. Stephen Beinvenu: Sealed tenders, completed in accordance with the Thomas Wi~]ht: Intematlonal Forest Products Ltd., 3712 Highway 16 East, Sealed tenders, completed in accordance with the Terrace, B.C. V8G 5J3. Conditions of Tender on the forms provided, will be received Conditions of Tender on the forms provided, will be received Frank Donahue: executors. by The Ministry of Transportation and Highways at 101 - 523 by The Ministry of Transportation and Highways at 101 - 523 Columbia Street, Kamloops, BC until 2:00 p.m. (local time) Columbia Street, Kamloops, BC until 2:00 p.m. (local time) on on March 23, 2000, when tenders will be opened in public. March 21, 2000, when tenders will be opened in public. Fax Fax revisions must be sent to (250) -828-4205. revisions must be sent to (250) -828-4205. A bid security will not be requlred In accordance with A bid security will be required In accordance with the the Conditions of Tender. Conditions of Tender.

In accordance with the Ministry of Transportation and In accordance with the Ministry of Transportation and Highways Act, Section 23, sealed tenders are invited for Highways Act, Section 23, sealed tenders are invited for the the following: following: Project: Kitimat Hospital and Health Centre Project Number: 21328-2004 Project Number: 21328.2008 Kitimat, B.C. Contract Identification Contract Identification Project #1027641 Number: 242OP0090 Number: 242OP0094 Tender Package #1 - Sitework,Concrete Structure and Masonry Location: This project is located on various highways Location: This project Is located on various highways within the Thompson Okanagan Region within the Thompson Okanagan Region Trade Contractors are invited to submit "Expressions of Interest" to perform the trade (Kamloops, SC); Koetenay Region (Nelson, contract work listed below; Expressions of Interest to be received by the Project Manager, Rick (Kamloops, BC); Kootenay Region (Ne- lson, BC); Central Northeast Region BC); Central Northeast Region (Prince Steele, BC Buildings Corporctlon, 3350 Douglas St,, Victoria, BC, V8Z 3LI by March 13, 2000. (Prince George, BC); & Northwest Region George, BC); & Northwest Region (Terrace, A Constructlon Manager, currently being selected, will advise BCBC on the sultability of the (Terrace, BC). BC). respondents. Description: Supply all found tandem dump truck for Description: Supply Traffic Control Personnel and Services; Pilot Vehicles; and Fasten, The purpose of receiving expressionsof Interest is to establish a "List of Bidders" for this work. hauling crushed granular aggregate In BC. AWARD OF THIS CONTRACT IS Remove and Dispose of Temporary Lane To express your interest, please submit on company letterhead two to four pages describing CONTINGENT UPON ALLOCATION TO Markers. AWARD OF THIS CONTRACT IS your flrm's capabllitles, speclflcally addressing bonding capablllty, prevlous experlence, THE MINISTRY OF SUFFICIENT FUNDS CONTINGENT UPON ALLOCATION TO preferably on projects of a similar nature, current workload, personnel and references. SPECIFICALLY FOR THIS PROJECT, THE MINISTRY OF SUFFICIENT FUNDS Sealed tenders, completed In accordance with the SPECIFICALLY FOR THIS PROJECT, Upon receipt of expressions of Interest, 8CBC reserves the rlght to request addltlonal Conditions of Tender on the forms provided, will be received Sealed tenders, completed in accordance with the information from u respondent prior to entering that firm's name on the Llst of Bidders. by The Ministry of Transportation and Highways at 101 - 523 Conditions of Tender on the forms provided, will be received Also, BCBC reservestile right to add more bldders or open up the blddlng as general publlc Columbia Street, Kamloops, BC until 2:00 p.m. (local time) by The Ministry of Transportation and Highways at 101 - 523 tendering if suffic lent Interest Is not generated in any one or ell trades, on March 24, 2000, when tenders will be opened in public, Columbia Street, Kamloops, BC until 2:00 p.m. (local time) on Fax revisions must be sent to (250) -828-4205. March 21, 2000, when tenders will be opened in public. Fax Generally, all contracts of $250,000 or over will requlre an Inltlal 10% bid bond, followed by revisions must be sent to (250) -828-4205. 50% performance and 50% labour and materlals payment bonds upon award. Bld and A bid security will not be required in accordance with the Conditions of Tender. A bid security will be required In accordance with the contract securities for smaller trade contracts may vary. Conditions of Tender, The Province of Brillsh Columbia's Skills Development and Fair Wage Act will apply to this • project. A PRE TENDER MEETING HAS NOT BEEN SCHEDULED FOR ANY OF THE ABOVE PROJECTS,

Tender documents are scheduled for Issue on approximately March 15, 2000 with tenders All interested parties are required to obtain the consent of the designated contact person prior to conducting any on-site closing approximately April 5, 2000. Investigation. Prelhnlnary drawings are available for viewing in the offices of DGBK Architects, Vancouver Tender documents are available between the hours of 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p,m.,.and 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday, or Royce Candle Architects, Terrace and In the Plan Rooms of Construction Associations in except holidays from the Ministry of Transportation and Highways at 101 - 523 Columbia Street, Kemloops, B.C. VBG 1K7. Vancouver, Terrace and Prince George. Phone (250) 828-4960, For books $33.00 Plus 7% PST and 7% GST for a total of $37.62. Tender documents may be ordered from all Regional and District offices of the Ministry of Transportation and Hlghways,.~ Expressions of Interest ore invited for the following Trade Contractor Payment (Canadian funds only) for tender documents shall be made by cheque or money order, made payable to the Min~ packages, I~ of Finance and Corporate Relations,All purchases are non.refundable. * #l- Pro.load removal & site work For further information, contact Ken Cullen, 2600 - 48 Avenue, Vernon, BC, V1T 8K8 (250) 558.2790. or fax (250) 558-2789.m * #2 -Concrete Structure ~ j The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. * #3 - Miscellaneous Mechanical *: #4 - Miscellaneous Electrical * #5 - Masonry - Interior Concrete Block D~ Ministry of , General enquiriesmay be directed to the Project Manager, BC BuildingsCorporation, DL/ .-,BRITIS)I Transportabon Attn', Rck Steeleat (2501 952-8389, Facsimilenumber (250) 952-8286, __Ruild'nn-~_l__ , ; ~ • ..... ; : ;i Coq0orai~__~,, L-.OLUMBIA and Highways B8 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, March 8, 2000 ' 150 LEGAL 425 LIVESTOCK • 510 BUSINESS i 520 CAREERS NOTICES : : OPPORTUNITIES IMAGES BY KARLENE LONE FIR- Hereford bulls. THE PAMPERED Chef has a requires an Good selection of quality polled H.. career opportunity for you. Are bulls. Look early before calving GREEN HOUSES for sale. you interested in becoming a ESTHETICIAN ~ ~BPd:rlSH =.,~, ¢ starts. View parents & siblings. 8'x10' and up. Call for informa- LOLUMBIA CALLING FOR TENDERS ~¢,,,,, tion 250-635-3067 kitchen consultant selling high Priced for the comm. cattlemen quality kitchen tools? Phone The successful person who will be filling this 250-690.7527 Ft. Fraser. HERBALIFE INDEPENDENT collect, Loft 403-556-1327 Seated Tenders for the Iollowing Ranling Quality Surveys contracts will be Distributor. for product or oppor- position must be EXPERIENCED, LICENSED roceivocl by the District Manager, Ministry ol Forosls, Kalum Forest District, 200- tunity. Please call Evelyn 250- TRAIN TO work In the comput- 6220 Keith Avenue, Terrace, British Columbia on the dales shown below: FREE RANGE 635-1543 er industry. Network Techni- and be COMPETENT with artificial nails. Full Contract: BI01DKM.0010 Located In the Kwlnageeae area, for Planting cian, Computer Technician, Quality Surveys on =552 hectares. LOCAL ADVERTISING busi- t me/part time. PORK & GEESE Programmer Analyst, Office Ad- Start date: May t 6, 2000 Completion dale: June 15, 2000 FOR SALE ness for sale. Well established, ministrator. For program or If you are outgoing, friendly and are read X Doadline for receipt of tonde,s is i:30 p.m., March 31, 2000, at which time all ten- low overhead, unlimited poten- dora will be opened ...... CALL tial for growth. $30,000, for student loan information, from to work for a winning team, apply with Contract: SI01DKM-0016 Located In the West Nasa area, for Planting Quality more lnfo call 250-638-1292 or our CDI College (Abbotsford resume. Surveys on =421 hectares. , 798-2214 email: [email protected] Campus) Call toll free today 1- Start date: May 1,2000 Completion date: June 10, 2000 °Hay is also 688-229-1555 Deadline for receipt of fenders is 3:30 p,m., March 3t, 2000, at which time all ton- MAKE A selling websitel Free 4652 Lazelle Avenue ders will be opened, _ available for sale download. Clearly written into. 540 HELP • : Terrace, BC A mandatory office presentation far the above contracts will be held in late March. on products, site-building, at- ~ Attending tho schedulod presonlation prior to submitting a bid is mandatory, tracting traffic and more into. • WANTED 635-4997 Eligibility to bid: See for yourself. Visit: 1. Contractor must provide surveyors who have successfully completed at least ' 435 PETS http://www.sitesell.com/bestweb AVON EARN EXTRA $$$ Run 300 ha of Planting Quality Surveys In the Kalum Forest District. E sellinq-a.html your own business. Choose 2, Contractor must provide names of surveyors, references and proof of CKC REGISTERED miniature your own hours. Define your experience, i : ONE OF the greetest financial dachsunds from quality stock. own earnings. Enjoy job saris- 3. Contractor and surveyor must not haVe had more than two (2) reworks on a Black & tan or red. Vet opportunities in Canada. 28- Silviculture Survey Contract in the past two (2) years and be In good standing year-old NYSE traded company faction. Become an Avon con- ENGINEERINGTECHNOLOGIST with the Mrnistry of Forests. ;: :,. : checked. Vaccinated, tatooed sultant. FREE kit, semples, and dewormed. $475 each. now offering their membership 4, Con factor must pro:iOgisfer for the mandatoP/Office presentation: benefits in Canada. No compe- training. Limited time offer. Call Adam Engineering Ltd. is a locally owned and operated a) to confirm eligibility to bid, and Call: 1-250-845-2940 tition. If you are an ambitious Sharon Today 250-638-7699 or company based in Terrace providing engineering services b) to confirm the presentation dates and tImesl FREE TO good home Anatollan Toll Free 1-877-638-1300 To pro.register, contact Mike Watts at 638-5113, Monday- Friday, 08:00 - 1600 sef-starter, don't let this one get in civil, structural and survey disciplines. Shepherds excellent with stock away. Call 1-800-972-3677 for prior to March 22, 2000, Contractors who fail to pre.register and confirm eligibility & children. For sale miniature CLASS 1 drivers needed, who by this date will not be eligible to bid, more Information have reefer experience, for Tenders must be submitted on the Iorms and in the envelope supplied which, with horses & Dexter/Zebu cross TEST DRIVEl Unique opportun- We have an immediate opening for a techni- the particulars, may be obtained at the time of the presentation from the Forest cattle. Call home 250-546-9323 young & quickly growing com- Ity to own and operate a 2000 pany. The desire to be part of a cian/technologist to assist with design and drafting assign- Officer conducting the prosentation, Tenders will not be considered having any WANTED FOR Stud purposes, qualifying clauses whatsoever, and the lowest or any tender will not necessarily be Pete with zero down. You must professional team, along with ments on a wide range of projects including roads, male CKC Registered Labrador have min. 2yrs flatdeck highway accepted. The work will be administered by the British Columbia Ministry of good communication skills & bridges, buildings and subdivisions. Forests. Retriever. Phone evenings 250- experience, able and willing to the desire to provide excellent Contract award is subject to funding being available at the time, 635-3265 run Canada/USA and possess service a must. Please cell 250- good references. Tom or Andre. 627-7807 This position will suit a self motivated individual who can 460 EQUIPMENT 800-663-0099 work well in a team environment. COMPRESSOR AND tank. 5HP Gardener Denver. As new Computer assisted drafting experience is essential for this condition. Single phase, ready COMPUTERDRAFTSPERSON position. Survey and data reduction experience would be to hook-up. $995. Call Permanent Full Time (604)856-5567 or call (604)813- (although some seasonal conditions do apply) an asset. Technical training in design and use of applica- 4582 tion software will be provided as required. THUNDERBIRD RANCH and RESPONSIBILITIES: near Skoglund, Halliwell, Thomas, McConnell or farm equipment. Quality used Office position requiring the following: The ideal candidate will have a minimum of 4 years of Spring Creek. This bracelet has GREATfamily sales & Iocators. Hauling avail- • input of field data related work experience and be a member of, or be eligi- able. Dave Crossan 250-567- • design of forest roads using Roadeng software ble for registration with, the Association of Applied Science sentimental value. 2607, 6 km Mapes Road, Van- derhoof, BC • mapping using Microstation software Technologists and Technicians of B.C. Reward if found, please call 635"6375 • filing and archiving of computer data as necessary Interested candidates are invited to submit a resume to 1981 GM TANDEM • other office related jobs as required such as fil- DUMP TRUCK. ing, organizing information and hand drafting the address below by 10th March, 2000. New paint. Box in good QUALIFICATIONS: condition. The successful candidate will have previous experi- ,~ 4931AKeith Ave., Terrace ADAM ence in designing forest roads preferably with • --_ s6900 °° Roadeng software. Field experience is a definite V8G 1K7 Tel 635-0911 ENGINEERINGLTD asset. An introductory knowledge of Microstation will MALE ORGAN enhancement. WANTED FREEZER burned 1986 - 48' DRY VAN be helpful but not a requirement. FDA approved. Medical vacuum meat, fish or bones for sled Tire 90%. pumps or surgical enlargement. dogs. Will pick up 250-635- All brakesdone. Good SALARWBENEFITS: Gain 1-2". Permanent and safe. 3772 condition. Certified. The salary will be based on experience and training. Required Immediately Resolve impotence. FREE WANTED, USED Electric tread- A benefit package is provided three months after brochure. Call Dr. Joel Kaplan. mill call 250-635-2921 s69oo °° commencement of employment. 312-409-5557. Insurance reim- 'B Full-Time bursement. Visit website "~ START DATE: www.drioelkaplan.com. : 470 ~;: ~ e~ This position is to be filled as soon as possible. a Closing Date of Competition" March 17, 2000. INDUSTRIAL SALES SUPPORT YOUR immune sys- LOGGING/TIMBER tem before It's too late. Cutting- Contact" Send resume with at least two references edge nutrition products can 1998 FEATHERLITE horse REPRESENTATIVE help. 24 hour message. 1-877- trailer, model-9417 two-horse LOGGING TRUCK loads of to: Diana Wood, R.P.F. 573-0457 aluminum straight load. Fully Birch firewood for sale. Phone Q email at woodima@kermode,net, Based in Kitimat loaded, dressing room, tack 636-7290. mail at above address or area. Used 1-season. Excellent M&K Sawmills is looking for D- fax to 250-635-4120 We want to hire an energetic, hands on, EVANLY.RAYS condition. Asking $14,500. Fir saw logs. Call 250-992-2660 ~FREE ~.2000~!¢A[I~DAR Need 4-horse aluminum trailer. or cell 250-992-0094 ms, ults,oriented individual who is willing 250-847-0134 to ask' for,the~ordet. The ability to plan, LARGE SUPPLY, excellent TERRACE AND AREA ~EALTH COUNCIL psychksin (do in 1998+1999 quality, no rain, lots of leaf, work toward sales goals and build : Career Orchard Alfalfa & Timothy Mix. 1998 BRYANT oil furnace, COMPUTER TECHNICIAN relationships is critical to your success. Relationships First & second cut, square hay 85,000 BTU $750. (604)299- bales - 65 Ibs. First cut round 2967 - Burnaby BC : Spouse habits '~ bales, 800 Ibs. 250-846-9606 Mills Memorial Hospital has an opening for a This is a challenging position; working Picking Lotto #'s 510. BUSINESS... . ,. . • • in 2000 full-time Computer Technician. Applicants with a wide range of customers and OPPORTUNITIES :• should have the following qualifications: dealing with a variety of industrial 1-900-451-4055 3 YEAR old proven shorthorn • A+ Certification; 24 HRS. $2.99/min - la+ $$GOVERNMENT PRO- products. bull, red, polled, average birth- • College Diploma in CIS or Technical School training; weight on 2 calf crops 831bs. GRAMS information Govern- 100% dehorner, mostly red ment assistance programs in- • 2 years experience in Technical/Operations/Helpdesk We require a minimum grade 12 calves. After 6pm 250-567-5510 formation to assist the start or Support; expansion of your business and education, 5 years selling experience in 5 YEAR old Red Angus Bull. 3 farm. Call 1-800-505-8866 • Experience with Client Server environments; FOR SALE Mendellson upright Reg. -2 year old Hereford Bulls. , Experience with supporting, installing and configuring an industrial environment and a piano $1900. Excellent condi- 1-250-694-3500 tion 250-638-8326 Microsoft NT, Win 95198, MS Office Products and commitment to succeed. CHAROLAIS - 2 yearling pur- Complete Novell Netware 5; HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ebred bulls for sale. Excellenl Salary, plus bonus. Full benefit package Dressers, beds, chesterdraws, quality - for more Into call Carol Shingle ° Familiar with TCP/IP Networking. lamps, end tables, 'T'V stand, 1-250-695-6587 Burns Lake and vehicle. coffee & dining table. Call 250- CHAROLAIS - Purebred polled Salary will be paid as per the Facilities Master 635-8883 Mill yearling bulls. Excellent quality. Agreement. Closing date is March 17, Apply to Box 542, c/o Northern Sentinel Easy calving. Bred for the com- Assumable land ': 365 '~ii ji.:• mercial producer. $2,000/up lease, low hours, 2000. Qualified applicants are invited to submit Press, 626 Enterprise Ave., Kitimat. B.C. MISCELLANEOus Borth Charolais - 250.567-4584 heavy-duly a detailed resume in confidence to: V8C 2E4 FOR SALE: 1994 New Royal 4 construction Human Resources F0R SALEi I: ii Horse Aluminum gooseneck trailer. Separate sleeping quar- Phone Larry at Mills Memorial Hospital DELICIOUS LAMB. For sale. ters. $20,000. 250-845-2830 635-5449 4720 Haugland Avenue Cut & wrapped to your specifi- leave ms.q Terrace, B.C. V8G 2W7 cations. $2.79/Ib. Delivery avail- GENERAL LIVESTOCK haul- ~TNisga'a Tribal Council able. Hamblin Farm Meats. Phone: (250) 638-4012 ing, cattle, horses,sheep. Li- A PERFECT part-time home Houston. 1-800-665-6992 or censer and insured for Canada, Fax: (250) 635-7639 250-845-2133 buslnessl 2 hours/day earns USA. Hay hauling and sales. you financial freedom. 24 hour e-math [email protected] GUITAR FOR sale. 1972 Gib- 250-694-3448, cell 250-692- messa.qe 1-877-573.0457 son. ES-325. Cherry wood 6559, fax 250-694-3769. Jeff ATTENTION: I lost 40 pounds body. Double cut away. Glesbrecht Transport, Burns JJ {UNLIMITED TERMI $1500.00. 250-638-0967 in 2 months. We need repre- Lake, BC> sentatives In your area. Call to- http:l/yorkean.homestead.comly HAY FOR Sale: 1200 Ib round STIKINE REGIONAL The Nisga'a Tribal Council is seeking two self directed individuals orkean.html to view dav. 250-635-1543 bales. Grass mix and all/grass AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICAL COMMUNITY HEAL TH COUNCIL who, under the direction of the Chief Rnancial Officer: HEARD ABOUT Calorad? mix. $45/bale. Contact # 250. Business for sale in Prince Ru- has an exceptional opportunity for Sleep yourself slim. Right Into 635-5003 Liaison Accountant - will act as a resource to 4 Villagesin pert. Shop equipment and spe- SHORTTERM (Locum)& Springll 1 tablespoon Calored HORSE & Tack Auction Sun- clal tools Included, low operat- the developmentand implementationof budget, accounting and at bedtime. 1-888-794.6001; day March 19th 11:30am, 4071 Ing costs, established clientele, LONG TERM (Permanent) reporting systems. 250-308-0902 McLean Road, Quesnel. Con. turn key and operate this small SWIS QUALITY finished wood REGISTERED NURSES Operations Accountant will provide full function accounting signments Welcome. Phone business, and be your own support to operationareas involvedin.forestry and fishresearch. products. Announcing clear- B.C. Auctions (250) 992-9325 boss. Reasonably priced. For naca of all cedar lx6 V-Joint more Into call 250-624.2156, QUALIFICATIONS: paneling & drop cove siding NATURALLY RAISED Angus leave messaqe. The positions will be of interest to a Registered $0.95 ftz Order your Birch floor- beef & pork for sale. Custom Nurse with a minimum of 2 years experience in Liaison Accountant ~ , butchering and sausage mak- E-Z Moneyll Earn Thousands :~ ' i '. ing today and savel Phone 250- distributing Home employment emergency rooms and/or 2 years in an out post 5 yrs of diversified, computer based accounting ing. Hamblin Farm Meats Hous. experience ~~ 842-6929 ton. Delivery available. 1-800- directories. FREE Into 24 hrs. or remote location. This full time position offers Toll Free 1-877-783-4631 665.6992 hands on nursing care, ER, pharmacy, as strong background in budget procedures and WOOD COOK stoves old time processes standby for cooking and heat- POLLED CHAROLAIS end EARN $$$1 Work your own outpatient clinics and many other experiences Operations Accountant ing. Selection of various mad- Red Angus yearling Bulls, Con- hours,Dress for less. Meet new and opportunities to learn and grow. els. Starting at $500, Phone tact GIddings Bros. 250-846. peopleas a Kids Only Clothing 5 yrs of diversified,forestry related accounting experience 250-567-4302 5628, Telkwa Consultant. Great family cloth- ingl FREE details, call a strong background In purchase order systems ...... (250)579-5103 DUTIES include: Combined GET INVOLVED with the Inter. * Clinical and emergencyservices, be working in a 4th level or better of a designated net. Work from home using a • Patient care planning, accounting degree program. We Buy, simple system and make serl. • Development of day clinics and excellentwritten and verbalcommunication skills. ous money. No computer ex- • Dispensing medications from the well developedspreadsheet skills perience necessary. Call 250. 698-7649 community pharmacy good interpersonalskills Sell a willingnessto travel We offer a very competitive salary, & Trade Small Investment a full benefits package, and signing bonus Salarywill be commensuratewith the education and experience, Turnkey Business (permanent full time positions only). USED Small Restaurant with The closing date for this position will be " Winter Hours " Complete Inventory. Eat-in, Please forward your resume to : 5:00 p.m. March 17, 2000. CD'S are now in effect] Take-out, Delivery Menu. Attention: Executive Director Please fonNard your resume work related referencesand cover- Short order food with reno- Stlkine RegionalCommunity Health Centre ing letter to: SIGHT< >SOUND ! vated location in Central P.O. Box 386 ,. Nisga'a Tribal Council downtown. For Information Chief Financial Officer .appy New ; i , .-:. Deaee Lake, BC and viewing,phone and I SKEENAMALL] , .... s,~,~a,~ :.. V0C 1L0 P,O. Box 231 • TERRACE Ask for Larry Fax: 250-771-3911 New Aiyansh, B,C, V0J 1A0 (250) 635-5449 E-malh thomas,wrlqht @erchc.hnet.bc.ca Fax: 250-633-2367 Email: hrdept@ntc,bo,ca ~. hl/l'://.i'(l'il',ihi.l',~lrlb ci=~i~ 'tlm:'¢l,~, /, ii i 635I 4948i i i i - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, March 8, 2000- B9 " 540.HELP: i:i ~i: " ; .604 :i ::: N thw st WANTED ..... IAPARTMENTS . " APARTMENTS ; BC LOWER mainland sawmill OFFICE ASSISTANT required STORE DETECTIVE. We offer CLEAN, QUIET, 2 bdrm side by ONE BEDROOM furnished is looking for an experienced to cover for maternity leave. full time employment with good side duplex in Tnornhill. Very apartment in Thornhill, Single Sawmill Production Supervisor Need two or three years experi. wages, medical and dental ben- small pet ok. Gas furnace. N/S. occupancy only. No pets. Refer- and a Head Sawfiler. The suc- ence working in an office envi- efits, compensation for travel. $500/mo. 250-635-4200. ences required. $360/month + cessful candidates should have ronment. Essential to have Result oriented individuals who $180 Sec. dep. Phone 250-635- a minimum of five years experi- good knowledge of MS Word are self motivated and possess TERRACE APARTMENTS I 2065. ence with a double length Training for unemployed individuals: and MS Excel, able to use a a current security license or -newly renovated, Infeed canter quad system and • Are receiving Employment Insurance Benefits Dictaphone, and have basic B.S,T one and two grades, Fax 2 Bedroom 6500 per month gang edgers. Send your bookkeeping skills. Fax or mail resume to I.Corp Security at -free hot water/recreation resumes to: "Flavelle Sawmill • El Benefits ended within the last 3 years resume by March 10 to Brouwer 604-687.8640 Call collect @ 632-4308 Company Ltd," by fax to: 604. • On Maternity/Parental Benefits in past 5 years Claims Canada & Co, Ltd., WE PAY YOU to lose up to or cell @ 1-250-639-4069 #200, 4665 Lazelle Avenue, -close to school and hospital 1 BEDROOM basement suite, 937-2240 or mall to: 2400 Mur. 201bs in one month. Serious in. close to town. Utilities included, ray St., Port Moody, BC V3H Terrace, BC V8G 1S8 Fax:250- quiries only. Kam, 1-888-414- 635-0154 damage deposit + reference re- 4H6. Only successful applicants Training: 0058 quired, $500/month. 250-638- will be contacted. PART TIME mystery shoppers 8010. Available immediately • Focuson individuals needs required. No experience neces- HUNTINGTON CONTRACT AVAILABLE The 570TUTORING; .... 2 BDRM bsmt suite, Ige lot, Omenica Course is seeking • Skills for tourism, hospitality & retail service sary, Must be accurate and de- pendable, Send resume and TUTOR REQUIRED for Grade APARTMENTS good Southside location, near contractual services to run the • Work experience in the community schools & parks, no pets, no restaurant for the 2000 season. handwritten letter to Attn: Den- 10 student. All courses of study. Taking Applications ise, Box 35003, Fleetwood References required. 250-638- smoking. $500/month, 250-635- The facility is privately owned, Now 5081 full service 18 hole golf course Postal Outlet, Surrey, BC V3S 5339 days, 250-615-3232 eves. for1 &2 situated in the close proximity of INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION 9E9 2 BEDROOM renovated base- Vanderhoof, B,C. Contact John Contact Interconnect 635-7995 PART TIME Server, Evenings. Bedroom suites ment suite in Thornhill. Large R. Morgan, Pro Manager, Ome- Experience preferred. Phone for . Clean,quiet renovated suites windows suitable for single per- Toll Free 1-877-635-7995 interview at Blackstone Restau- , Ampleparking son or couple, Ref. required. nica Golf Course, RR#2, $10, Available April 1st. F/s & utilities Comp 22, Vanderhoof, B.C. rant 250-635.6667 EXPERIENCED CARPENTER. , Laundryfacilities on eachfloor , Closeto schools& downtown included. $500/month. 250-635- V0J 3A0. Phi (250)567-2920 PATHFINDER TRUCK Lines is Richard Thornton Con- 9530 Fax (250) 567-2923 looking for experienced compa- struction.Available for renova. • On bus route ny drivers and owner operators • Securityentrance BASEMENT SUITE for single EARN $200, $300, $500 per tions, repairs or new construc- person. Non-smoking. One bed- week, assembling product in to run Canada & USA. For more tion. 25 years experience,Call • On sitemanagement into contact George or Jim at Richard 638-8526. • No pets room for gentlemen with kitchen your own home, send a self ad- SITE-KEEPER facilities. 250-635-5893 dressed stamped envelope to: 250-882-0006 or 1-800-565- EXPERIENCED PAINTER in all • Referencesrequired O.P.H. 6-2400 Dundas St. 2440 To view call FOR RENT - Bright 2 bdrm Local business requires an aspects of painting- interior-ex- bsmt suite, Newly renovated. West, Suite 541 ref 683 Missis. REQUIRED PERMANENT live terior. Discounts for seniors. sauna, Ont, L5K 2R8 on call location site-keeper in care giver for elderly man, Available immediately. Close to Free est. within Terrace and 638-1748 all amenities. Rent negotiable. EXPERIENCE LOGGING truck with a clean driving and police record. The posi- two days per week. Must be flu- surrounding area. Phone 250- driver required for Central Ken- ent in English, non-smoker, 615-0160 No pets, n/s, references req'd. tion requires some lifting, excellent paperwork COZY 1 bdrm suite, utilities In- Call 250-615-0131 tenay area, Full 12 month work have first aid ticket, bondable. EXPERIENCED CARPENTER. using a new tridem/tridem con- skirls and the ability to occasionally handle a six Send resume with references to cluded, $450/month + deposit. FOR RENT 2 bdrm ground level Jurgen Mattheis. 635.7810. 250-638-8482, suite. Fridge/stove inc. Quiet In- figuration. Call 250-364-9233 or ton single axle truck in off road conditions. The File #16, c/o Terrace Standard, Housing, renos, office remodel- fax resume to: 250-926-9263 3210 Clinton St. Terrace BC, FOR RENT Bright, clean, spa- cation. References. Call 250- position is suitable for someone who is looking to VSG 5R2. inn. Independant distributor of 638-1967 EXPERIENCED LOGGING add work to an existing business or for someone Sun-Free vinyl products. cious 2 bedroom unit with on- Truck driver required for Central SMITHER TOURISM Coordina- site caretakers. Five applianc- NEW ONE bedroom suite, For Kootenay area. Full 12 month semi retired with a trucking background. The tor (3-year Part-time Contract) PRECISELY RIGHT MOVING. es, gas fireplace and mini stor- working person. 10 minutes. work using a new tridem/tridem expected workload is one day per week starting in The Town of Smithers requests TRUCK and 28' trailer en- age, No pets, references re- South of town. Room for configuration. Call 250-354- February 2000. Reply, in hand written form, with expressions of interest for the closed, will protect your goods quired. 250-635-4954 horses. Including 4 appliances 9233 or fax resume to: 250- part-time contract position of across town or across country, FOR RENT in Thornhilll a 2 and utilities $475. 250.635- 825-9263 a brief of your work I~istory and explain how this Tourism Coordinator. This posi- Will assist, or load for you. Rea- bedroom apartment. $450 per 5270 tion will provide specialized sonable rates. Terrace at 615- FOLLER PROCESSOR Opera- part time opportunity will work for you. month. Plus damage deposit & ONE BDRM basement suite for tourism services to the Tow~ of 0002 or 638-6969 (cell). utilities. Fridge & stove. No non-smoking person in Horse- tor required for growing logging Smlthers and area, and will be contractor located in Port Mc- pets. Call 250-635-6851 shoe area. $500 includes all Reply to: responsible for carrying our the utilities. 250-635-5136. Neill on North Vancouver Is- goals and objectives of a "Multi- FOR RENT- 2 bdrm duplex land. Successful applicant will Box 48 . :604 : " Terrace Standard, Year Winter Marketing Strategy Thornhill, quiet area, Avail. SMALL 2 bdr basement suite. be operating a 992 John Deere and Implementation Plan" which APARTMENTS immediately, cats ok. Available immed. Utilities incl. with 26" Warratah head. Mini- 3210 Clinton St., can be obtained at the Town of $500/mth + deposit. Refer- $450/month. People with good mum 5 years experience with 1 Terrace, B.C. V8G 5A2 Smithers Municipal Office, 3836 1 AND 2 bdr apts avail immed. ences. Call after 6pm 250- rental refs can call 250-638- year experience with a warratah Fourth Avenue, Smither, Men. - On site management. 250- 635- 638-8503 8639 required. Wages will be based Fri. 8:30am - 4:30pro. For com- 5136 or 635-6428. on experience and productivity. IN TERRACE 4 bdrm lower unit 2 BEDROOM suite for rent. plete job description and/or ad- 1, 2, 3, bdr apt. Avail immd. On of duplex $750/mo. 4 bdrm up- $425 per month. F/s includ- Pleas fax resume to : 250-956- Ministry For Children And Families ditional information please call 4888 or contact Eric at 250- site management. Ref reqd. per duplex $900/mo, both ed. Available immediately. (250)847-1610. This contract 635-6428 or 638-0134 include NG heat & hot water. 956-3123 or 250-956-2008 position offers $1250/mth based Call 250-635-5070. or after LICENSED HAIR Stylist in cBIErlSH FAMILYCARE HOME 2 BEDROOM apartment avail- DD & ref reqd, Phone 250-798- 6:00 pm 250-632-7502 on a 20hr work week. Interested 9554. Houston, B.C. Full or part time, OLUMBIA REQUIRED FOR "FRANK" parties should submit a compre- able April 1st. Close to down- chair rental commission. hensive application detailing town. No pets, Ref. req. $575 ONE BEDROOM apt. Cable 616 COMMERCIAL Phone/fax: 1-250-845-2869 per month. Plus damage depos- and laundry facilities. New man- i i i • 13 Year old First Nationsyouth; qualification, experience related it. 250-635-6824 to "Multi-Year Winter Strategy agement on 'site. No pets 34 X 60 foot Quonset building, LOGGING HAYRACKS re- • AttendsThornhill Elementary School; quired. Fort Nelson Highway and Implementation Plan" by 2 BEDROOM apt. in Thornhill. please. 250-615.5441 located in Thornhill, suitable for haul. 250-769-7410 evenings. • PossibleFetal Alcohol Syndrome; 4:30pm March 20, 2000 to: Kel- F/S Utilities included, QUIET CLEAN 2 bdrm. apt storage of RV's, boats, etc. For ly Tlmms, Corporate Adminis- $600/month plus deposit. 2 LOOKING FOR experienced • Enjoyssnowboarding, biking; close to town. Laundry facilities. more information contact Garry • Frank can exhibit challengingbehaviour and attitude. He trator Assistant, Town of Smith- bedroom side by side duplex in Reasonable rent. Ref reqd. at 250-624-4984 Fallers. Need at least 7 years town. F/S, W/D, $575/month frequently uses coarse language and has the potential to ers, PO Box 879, Smithers, BC 615-7665 or 635-5653. experience. Also have worked V0J 2N0 or Fax 250-847-1601 plus deposit. 250-635-5992 in Helli and general falling. Must be physicallyand verballyaggressive; STUDIO SUITE right down- know the timber of Terrace. • Frank functions best in a structured living environment town, heat included. No pets. Failer must have their own which also possesses the ability to show flexibility and For working couple/single per- WCB# & Company name. Fax son. Phone 250-635-7585 resumes to 250-635-2768 i EOANS?OEEICER=;:, MAJORVANCOUVER Is~l~rld .~,*,Two~arenl f~mily with o~er ~hildren prefe!red, however. NORTHERN ' ...... dealership is accepting homes with no childrenwill be considered. 5 A V IN a 5 Terrace, B.C. CLINTON MANOR resumes for licensed outboard CREDIT UNION WE ARE TAKINGAPPLICA'. ;~NS ALMARLIN BUILDING Specialized family care rates are available to FOR A BACHELORSUitE. and motorcycle mechanics for Northern Savings Credit Union seeks a loans officer 3219 Eby Street Yamaha, Suzuki outboards and potential caregivers willing to care for "Frank" for its Terrace, B.C. Branch. This position involves $420.00 monlh. for Yamaha, Suzuki and Ka- while providing him with a secure and loving AND ONE BEDROOMAPT. Tel: (250) 635-7191 waski motorcycles. Reply to both personal and commercial lending. Candidates Ground Floor: File #66, c/o The Mirror, Box must have 3 years of credit union or banking $500.00 month. 459, Campbell River, BC V9W experience, 1 year in a lending environment. One blockfrom swimmingi:x:ol. 2,625 sq. ft. 5C1 No Pets, referencesrequired. Second Floor: NELSON AREA mill requires Phone:envir°nment"Contact Monica638-2311 at i YouFos|erincJcanmake j Flexibility and the ability to work as part of a team Phone 635-3475 experienced Saw Filer and Mill- The Ministry for Children & Families.Hw J in a small branch is required. For more information 1,130 sq. ft. wright. Fax resume to: 250-825- (250) ,rJ, adere=e. about the position and minimum requirements VANCOUVER, HEART of 9263 or mail to: RR#1, 514, sought please contact: downtown. Executive lofted stu- REASONABLE C20, Nelson BC V1L 5P4 dio suites in new high-rise. Su- Northern Savings Credit Union perlative location, spectacular RATES . :: ...... ":....'.. views. Monthly or extended :, ...... North West Community.: ~ : .:.,, : . .: ! : (250) 627-7571 "" • ~ ";~: "~ ' , '. ,' " " ~':'..,- i . stays @ $1350 + util. Well fur- Charlotte Oberreiter, H/R Assistant nished and equipped, T.V., ml- crowave. H/W floors, Secured LONG:...... UG parking. Contact Dawn @ 'TERM)I'cARE;!',ii( ~i'.:.,:'..,:':i:.AS'E :i!ii"NA :.:-" G ER'~: • : " i!. : i :': i''~ ' : ':::' :~: '. ~;':: ~i:::":i:!~:~:!: "'" : "::" :? ;!-::,i ; ,':.: 1-604-938-4502. www.vip- homes.corn,, Emaih roehlig@di- 4 BEDROOM house 3691 rect.ca. Hawthorn 250-635-6165 • . The North West Community Health Services Society is inviting applications for the APTS FAMILY HOME close to position of a Temporary (April 19, 2000 - October 31,2000) Full-Time Long Term Care PARK MANOR schools and town. 4 bedrooms, Case Manager for Terrace, B.C. Salary range: $23.22 - $27.70 per hour. aring dependable people who : 2 bedroom apt., 2 1/2 baths with 2 fireplaces. II Have a Home Support Worker/Nurses Aide i $600 mlh, includesheat. Finished basement and many Qualifications: • Licensed to practice nursing in the Province of British Columbia under II Certificate J special features. Fully land- the Registered Nurses Act, BSN or equivalent combination of education and Close to swimmingpool & Or a nursing background scaped, fenced yard with work experience • three years' experience within the last seven years in acute care or II I downtown. II I Enjoy working with people in their homes shed. $900 per month or own, community nursing. Prefer recent community nursing experience. Applicant is subject No pets. Call 250-635-9456 II Have a vehicle and pager (required) to satisfactory references including Police Record Review. References required. LEASE TO own. 1/2/3 bedroom This position requires flexible hours of work and travel. Transportation arrangements JJl Applyat: Terrace Home Support Services I Ph. 635-3475 townhouses. $25,000-$35,000 must meet Society requirements. Applicants may contact Caroline Hill, Assistant II #1 - 3215 Eby St., Terrace, B.C. I Big Sky Country, Clinton, B.C. Continuing Care Manager at (250) 638-2272 to obtain specific job description details. 250-537-1848 El Phone: 635-5135 I Please direct all inquiries quoting competition #NW00:006 to: Caroline Hill, Assistant Continuing Care Manager, North West Community Health Services Society, 3412 POSITIONCASUAL Summit Square Kalum Street, Terrace, B.C. V8G 4T2. Tel: (250) 638-2272; Fax: (250) 638-2264; Apartments E-maih [email protected]. 1 & 2 Bedroom 1 BDRM cabin partially fur- Applications and resumes must be received no later than 4:30 pm., March 13, 2000. nished- suitable for single per- - Units son. Located off Queensway. • Quiet & Clean $400/month. Phone 250-635- • No Pets 6905 • Ample Parking 1 BDRM unit in Thomhill. Millwrights • Laundry Facilities $325/month + utilities. Damage • Close to Schools & deposit required. Phone 250- for attractive communities Hospital 635.7025 in BC Southern Interior • On Bus Route 1 BEDROOM house In Horse- • Security Entrance shoe, minutes to downtown, • On site Building Manager May 1st to Aug 15 only, $375 Pope & Talbot Ltd, a major forest company with • Basketball, Volleyball & per month (tor prof person) plus manufacturing facilities in Grand Forks, Midway and Racquetball Courts utilities and deposit, semi-fur- The North West Community Health Services Society is inviting applications for the nished, F/S, W/D, NG, no- Castlegar, as well as woodlands offices in Midway Ask for Monica Warder position of a Temporary Full-Time (April 28, 2000 - October 27, 2000) Nutritionist for smoking, no pets, no drinking, and Nakusp, Is presently recruiting millwrights, phone 250-638-8990 Terrace, B.C. Salary range: $25.80 - $32.18 per hour. Call: 635-4478 2 BEDROOM duplex, frldge, Under the direction of the Manager, Community Health Programs, you will: • identify Applicants will have a minimum of five years in the stove and recently renovated community nutritional needs, plan and co-ordinate program planning to meet these lumber manufacturing industry, welding experience washer and dryer hookups. needs • use media and other public relations strategies to promote healthy nutrition and strong hydraulic skills. A well organized self 616 COMMERCIAL Close to schools in Thornhill. • select and develop nutrition information materials • provide consultation and Phone 250-635-1702. $575/mth continuing education opportunities for health professionals and community facilities. starter and a highly motivated team player willing to Some nutritional counseling for Identified risk individuals/groups may be required. work a shift schedule are essential, Wage and Qualifications:, Bachelor's degree in Home Economics plus completion of a benefits as applicable in the IWA Southern Interior community nutrition or dietetics internship approved by the CDA or one year graduate Master Agreement. study in nutrition and dietetics • prefer a Master's degree in community nutrition or a related field • two years' experience at Nutritionist 2 level or equivalent. Travel Is a If you are interested in a millwright position in one of requirement of this position and transportation arrangements must meet operational our facilities, please indicate preference of location requirements of the Society. Applicant Is subject to satisfactory references Including when submitting your resume by March 17, 2000 to Police Record Review, Human Resources, Pope & Talbot Ltd., Box 39, FOR LEASE SPACE Please contact the Manager of Community Health Programs at Grand Forks, BC V0H 1H0 or Fax: 250-442-8655 or (250) 638-2220 for an application form and job description. e-mall: laverne_semenoff@ poptal.com Please direct all Inquiries quoting competition #NW00:010 to: Rose Dreger, Manager 5,200 sq,ft, 2709 Kalum Street of Community Health Programs, North West Community Health Services Society, We thank all applicants in 3412 Kalum Street, Terrace, B.C., V8G 4T2, Tel: (250) 638-2272; Fax: (250) 638- advance, however, only those 951 sq,ft, 5002 Pohle Ave, 2264; E-malh [email protected] selected for an interview will be contacted. 7,450 sq,ft, Applications and resumes must be received no later than 4:30 p m., March 17, 2000. 4820 Hwy 16 West www.poptal.com 1,280 sq,ft, 5110 KeithAvenue B10 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, March 8, 2000

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3 PLUS 1 bedroom home. 3 NEWER2 storey, four bedroom PEACEFUL/BRIGHT unique 1A 1 bedroom cabin furnished bathrooms, double garage, N/G house, 2x6 construction, in- split level/Bench, 1350 sq, or unfurnished. Available imme- ] - 35 ACRE LOT 3 BEDROOMhome w/legal.su- heat, hotwater & fireplace. New cludes 1 1/2 baths, nice sun- ft./full bsmt, 3+1 bdrm, 2bth-1 ite down on large private lot on roof, carpets & paint. Great decklarge kitchen with oakcab- newly redone. N/G heat. New. diately. Phone 250-635-2319. I 1 - 41 ACRE LOT river, close to town. 8 applianc. $415 month, neighborhood. Close to inets fenced yard on 1/2 acre paint/carpet/window tx. Quartz es, gas, attached garage. schools, 4923 Lambly Ave. lot. Must see. Asking $142,000, / 10 km north of town, Gas, Telephone & Hydro $139,900. 250-638-1292 crystal f/p in [JR, pastoral view, 2 BDRM house near downtown, $159,900. 250-635-1746 Call 250-638-7745 Family room, rec room in bsmt, incl, w&d, $650/month, damage CUTE STARTER House Iocat- Spacious m/bdrm. Fruit trees, deposit. Available immediately. 635-5868 VIEW PROPERTY 4517- Cedar ed in Horseshoe. Two bed- greenhouse, berries, storage 250-635-4133 Crescent 1,700 sq.ft, on two TWO YEAR old 3 bedroom rooms, wood floors, Lure Kitch- rancher on slab. Vaulted ceil- shed and garage. Walk to 2 BDRM townhouse. Clean levels. 3 bedrms, 1 1/2 baths, en, vinyl windows and large Uplands/parks. Asking large deck, 2 fireplaces, triple Ings in the living/dining room. quiet. Fridge/stove. Suitable for fenced back yard. $89,000 250. Two full bathrooms with skylight $143,000. Assumeable mort- professional couples, No pets, garage. Over 2 acres, Asking 638.7688 gage at 6.65% interest. Phone $289,000 O.T.O, Please call in main bathroom. Built in de- Ref, required.Phone 250-635- JACKPINE FLATS 3 bedroom humidifier and a roughed in va- 250.546-9993 3796 377¢/RIVERDRIVE [ i;:;i;i!~!~:~;!~;:::::i~~ (250) 635-1543 home withbasement. 2,3 acres, cuum systems, Sliding glass REDUCEDTO selll Nowl 3 ExceIlentlight industrialbuilding .....#i:!; ...... "UNIQUE CHARACTER Wired shop. Carport, green- doors off kitchen to patio and bdrms, 2 1/2 bath, full bsmt 2 BEDROOM RENTAL suite in 2,650 sq. ft, offeringlarge show- L!i; iii:i::;il HOME" 2604 Braun St. 250- house. 406 Dis Lakelse Lake largeback yard. Home is com- w/separate entrance. $136,000 Apriltown. 1st.Available Damage March deposit, 15 ref-or room, shop area with two bay ~ i!i~:~i~~~i~:i:ii~i~~ 635-4657.$169,000 road. $115,000. 250-635-4246 pletelyfenced on a quiet street 4810 Tuck. Call for apt. 250- erences required. Call 250-635- doors, 3washrooms, office space in a friendly neighbourhood. 635-2922 2932 or 250-638-1053 and large paved parking area. ~!~i~;i~!~;i~!~~ Close to schools and shopping. 2 BEDROOM;1 1/2 bathtown- Leasefor $1800.00per month ., ~~::::~"~ ...... S O I=IW O O D LANDPA IRK~ DRI V E 6 1/2% assumable mtg. house. StoveandFridgeinclud- triplenet+GST ~ ~ C~21 ' ~ "" i (, ; ~ : $146,900Ca11250-954-1871at- ; ed. W/D hookups. No pets. Contact Rusty or Bert -~wl#,tm.. --~,s,.a~,¢,,.I Landscaped, treed acreage, minutes from ter 7pro $600monlh.3 BDRM mobile. 250-635-5213 Two acres of -- #ungh 635-5754 635-6361,,,,,.,yL,,,. Hall/well Ave. 4 bedroom country home 1edll T_ bitsc ,z land. 4 appliances, non with river rock fireplace, vaulted ceilings, smokers, pets ok. Horses wel- come, $750. Two bedroom su- 676 WANTED TO/ out buildings. _MI the amenities of town ____663S-$61 9 ite, family neighborhood. 5 ap- . : RENT (;i;. plus established gardens. $700pliances, includes no pets, utilities. non smokers. Refer- : Asking $242,000 L~~,~~ ~:!~n~i!K:ScC~elde H~:w'e"ith-°~-!~ I ences needed. 250-638-8753 ~- SMALL OLDER trailer park and . 'i i, ". " ": '~ ' ' aH:°rnwel';~l°'sl°~ 3BORMtownhouse,fairlyne"--"--"~'~'~'~ ren. Wanting to rent home in 3housesinThornhilI. Goodlo- Cal1638-0263 ~~~ei!iii~i~!~o~l~:~ J with basement, walking dis- Cedarvale/UsldGossen Creek cation. On 7+ acres of land .... ~ ' ' '" " " area. Phone 250-638-7830. Asking $640,000. Ohone 250- tance to downtown Terrace. No ~ :~: 635-4453 j''/ I sheds.Listed at $244,900 ML$ - I pets. ref reqd. Available now. 05 rll' ] Phone 250-638-7140 or 250- 632"5918, ~ .;~.~_ . ~ 3956 Wren Avenue I ACREAGES/LOTS with house 1530 sq. ft. with Umque P ]~,,O pert?"and House ~~ 2000 ,.q ft on 3 levels. Oak Floorsin I basement entry, and one with Ill r,~:l[~/~~..n~.~l the Kitchen and Dining Room. Clean I 3 BEDROOM duplex, recent ~, large centre shop (30' x 30'), Ill CustombuJll in ] 998, w*'~.'~l~h~',~~..... " ~lJJJIII Ili~~~;;LIl| and well mainlained. Has a I renovations wood floor, fire- placce, dishwasher. $750 plus fully improved, residential/ re- with attached smaller shop on IllPrivnfe wooded are0, Ji~,~i!!ii-'~.,~, I~~~ ;:~"~ Shop/Garage heated by Noturol I utility. 2bedroom duplex, 5 ap- tirement lots in Southern Call- BaChs/de.Phone250-635-5091 lit,own,lllmeadow wildflower& gardens, l~~i~l~~'~Jlll i IIi ="=' Gas. pliances, cable vision, $800 In- fornia. Mobile homes OK! $60 eludes utility. Both Upper down, $60 monthly, $5995 ,~#~~~ IIl~oun,ainPanoramas! ~i~~~~ III ~l=~=m:,,,,,, L.~~ 3060 Attree Road ThornhilI. Available April let. No cash. US Funds. Free r~!sNoe~:r ! IJlPerklandadjacent to ~l~~~/JlJ .~.:.(.-~|~1~[~~~I~ A|torivate beautiful2 acre 5 bedroom lot. A Iotal home of 2,600 on a | dogs. Non-smoker. 250.635- brochure. 1-800-884-7060. IIIPrs 'r . Small.wired W~~ III av~~ finished living space. Open Ki,tchen- | 3756 730 FOR SALE BY IIIsh0p. Propanefurnace ~"~;~~ III ~:"" -'~~ dining room concept. Lots of .cup- I ~11~ ~.~L_ ~ hoard'space.Landscaped yard with a I FAMILIES WELCOME, 2 i :,OWNER ; IIl*"h' wo0 heot e,ku "~'~" III 9r°°n hou, u,,a,ovo o bdrm, 2 bath, f/s, 2 car parking, Ill Slmo sided, nalurol Ioveysetting. Listed at $244,900 MLS I $800 per month. 250-638-1162 Ill FOR RENT available lmme- 1200SQ FT home w/terrific view Ill woodwindow,;, river rock foundation.Custom kitchen cabinets, tile entran(ewoy, Ill diately: 3 bdrm duplex, NG heat on 10 acres, on Stikine River Terrace,B.C. are: iJJ hardwoodfloors, fireplace. Soaker tub upslnirs.3 bedroomsplus office, dining IIj & hot water. Includes fridge & near Telegraph Creek, power, IIIrs0m, livingr0om,2belhs,2,000sqfifinished0nhv0fl00rs.],000sq[lporllyllI stove. Located in Upper Thorn- phone,Dual wood/high efficien- |Jl finishedabove ground b nsemenl with full windows. Owners are moving. Ill hill.$750/month. 250.635-6905 cy oil heat. $77,000. Phone ~j 250-235-3276 or email at L~ Purchase price$325,000.00 phone635"0080 LARGE SIX bedroom house [email protected] Tanya on acreage, Non smokers pre- ferred. References & damage 1400 SQ ft rancher. N/G and 61 5-O330 deposit required. $950 per wood heat. Very well kept. ~ LOCATION!LOCATION! month, Pets allowed. 250-635. Large master bedroom w/ensu- 4 bedroomfamily home in Ihn Horseshoe.2 n/g 2898/250-638-1212 Ite. Fenced back yard w/large hgniflcent View fireplaces,newer larnace and air c0ndili0ner,spa- LARGE TWO bedroom upstairs deck and shed. 4608 Davis If you have moved ciouskitchen wilh wrap around deck, Jocuzzi lab suite in Thornhill. 5 appliances. Ave. $104,900. Call 250-635- and largefamily room. Garage. No pets. Non-smoking. 4162 to Terrace or have 5158,500MLS Ref. required. $500/month. 250- FOR SALE BY OWNER: a four lust had a new 635-7411 year old 26x46 modular home baby, are getting ~ SKEENARVR FRONTAGE NEW 2 bedroom unit for rent. in an adult only park; Two bed- ,~ :.#;~ ~, .:.,'.~:~.,:..Charming older 3 bedroom home on 0.9 Acrewilh 1/2 block to town. F/s and W/d. room and den. Master bedroom n ~rriea, or start- ' !~i ....i!i new covereddeck. Beautifulgarden and fruit has ensuite and walk-in closet. Blinds, security entrance. Non- ing a new basi- i ~! treesare pad at Iheappeal of Ibisproperly. 12' x smokinq. 250-638-0046 Three skylights, jet tub in main bathroom, central vacuum, air n ss, just give us a 20' ~red shopand RV storage. $124,500MLS ONE BEDROOM suite on conditioning and natural gas C Ha Queensway with yard and view. fireplace. Asking $92,000, Must $450 per month. Phone 250- be seen to be appreciated. ~ STARTHERE. I 635-7844 or 250-635-2837 This lovely 1,700 sq. ft. home is situatedon a very large private Phone 250-638-1269 i Tolollyrenovated mobile in quielpark. NEW sid- TERRACE MANOR 3 bdrm lot only minutes from downtown. It features 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 KNOW SOMEONE interested 1 I]'ELCOML~ baths, full walkout basement, triple garage, large glassdeck, air ing wilh exlro insulation,HEW vinylwindo~, town housei~deserVe:town and in a luxurious townhouse over- 1]/'AGON conditioning, security systemand mu'ch more. HEW roofsyslem, NEW plumbing,NEW kilchen, ,schools~'~"at'~ ~,~20'~ft--:Ave,, ,l_ool~!ng Lake Okanagan? ,.Ven- • - ~,~v- 1930~ :- , NEW b01h,NEWdrywdl, NEW... fridge & stovq,..W~&~.[X-b¢okups dor will pay $1,000 for introduc- ...... REDUCED'PRICE $279;000: '~' ' ~...... $29,900MLS p hon e~ 2-~0..(~ ~ 5,.~ ~'~ , tion to the purchaser. Phone for TO VIEW CALL (250) 635-1543 TWO BEDROOM, gas furnace. brochure. (250)260-6687. E- On acreage, Non-smokers pre- mail: [email protected] ferred. References & damage deposit required. $650 per sale. One bath per unit, 3 ~m~ month. Pets allowed 250-635- bdrms up, 2 down, 10x10 shed, i~m~ ~m: 2898/250-638-1212 5 appliances/unit,double paved Iiill~iii driveway. Asking $219,000. ;~!i~!~~ iiii::::i 250-638-8089 ii~;~!~.i ~~~i~i~:i:i~i~::m:iii~i::i i!!:iii:i~!:mi!i~!i~ii 640 MISC, FOR QUALITY DUPLEX on South- ~:~:~:~:r~ ~ side 2404 Craig Drive (corner of ~i ~~i}~ • L RENT~ Graham and Craig). Each side has 1600 sq tt living space, oak ROOM FOR rent Braun's Is- cabinets, 2 1/2 baths, 3 bed- land. Close to bus stop, all ca- rooms plus den, large kitch- ble channels, call Betty at 250- en/dining area with eating bar. 615.0272 Fenced yard, fully landscaped, • ., large deck, single garage. Ap- pliances included. Asking ~'-'~;:~'_-~ ...... ~! 644MOB!LE $139.000 per side. Side A 250- ~-'" " " HOMES 638-8650. Side B 250-635-4097

2 BDRM trailer w/addition 4 ap- home, 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath, pliances, N/G heat, private lot, level entry, fireplace, covered in Thornhill $600/month. Very desk, garage, custom built in ~ ~~ clean, available April 1st, 2000. 1984, over 2,000 sq ft, finished. == ~...... No pets, no smoking. 250-635- Askinq $159,900 250-675-4163 9171 after 6pro 3 BDRM mobile home w/addi- tion, 4 appliances, $600/month, ~Sherry Anderson~ available immediately. Phone Notary Public 250.635-2126 RealEstate, IIII * ,. Cenveyancing J ":~-:" i~ W~ll,, Jl. i ~i 668TOURIST Nk~bile Home IP~* IJ~~qe De¢laratlons, • ~ "]' "~'"-'- ACCOM. Mortgage ~1~" Documentation, No~orizotions Member i~ ~ *SNOWBIRDS Vacation Suites* Weekly/Monthly ,Las # 104-4644 Lazelle Ave. 4 Vegas • new deluxe 1 bedroom Terrace, B.C., V8G 156 W/complete kitchen facilities, . Tel: (2501 635-5988 "~ w~om. 4o- 0" m.= M) fully furnished, utilities paid, Fax: (250) 635-5926 ~1 DEPTH- tl8. S" (17.8 M) phone/TV. $199/week US 1- 702.431-7121..Mesa Arizona - rPLANNO. 1-3-446 Lovely studlo/lbdrm, furnished 2 x 6 EXTERIOR WALLS z patio apartments locatedtn 55+ ~1~ LTOTAL 1396 SQ'FT' (t29"7 Mz)J community W/clubhouse, golf, heated pool 1-480.986-0185. GOING TO Hawaii? Apartment in Waiklki available. Sleeps four SEE!! HousePlans Available Through . - completely maintained. For Spacious 4 bdrm, 2 I~°~l~e ~ Northwest.,. ~ 0n t,me and on budaet rent by the week. 250-835-2351 bath, 1738 sq, ft., & Marble ~ ~ . . , ,w SKI SUN PEAKS BC (45min SALES~0 ~NSW.L¢~Om~ U'~ Home renovations • New home construction ~u from Kamloops) Fully equipped bungalow situated on ~ ~ ..,'-~,.. ;~ 1/2 acre lot within lllqlu== JEL ,=~,41~ ComeSee Our Showroom ~ . Commercialconstruction. Roofing . Condos & Chalets. Hot tubs, Ceramicfile, Marbleand ~1~ ...r CertifiedBlue Max® r g d ~oam/concreteinstallation "1.. Saunas, Ski in/out, sleeping 2- GlassBlocks ;~ 1~ BC-¢erlifledbuilder 1~ 32. Kids 12 •and under w/adult city limits, full price ticket freel Stay 6 Landscaped w/fruit nights & get 1st night frael TOP OF THE MOUNTAIN accomo. treesand finished ~ [email protected] 1111 ~,~=' 6z~'~' ~1 -~ BARTON CONSTRUCTION LTD. shed/greenhouse. GARYCHRIS11ANSEN ~ G E N E dations and management 1- central '~'-~.~.~ 1-800-470 DO IT ~'~'~ ~ 'L. Bu,ld,R AaLRe Cutat,onO N TforRAoual,,C T 0 R ~j 800-565.8834, www.mwsolu. Incl. fireplace, TIM~J~3~, r'[; 4038 Mortplaza, ~J~ ~ r~. - p ' ' y tions.com/top. Emalh sunpeaks Terroce,g C V8G 3Z9 vac & built-in dish- 3207 Munroe, Terrace 635-6273 ITIUHIIIIIIIII~IFIIIIII~I~]I)II~I]~II , • ~.j- __ ~ Tel/fax~ ~ 635-62,~4~. .~ ~ @direct.ca washer. Carport _ __ II~Hl'llll.ll,ltttllJ[ll;lll~.l~l;l~ll :l'U,-/'ll~"%1~lE'J'=l('"%]~B'J'~ll~'~,1~'J"lll'x..l~ SKYLINE MOTEL Special Rate w/shop, double- ~'~' $35 + Tax One Person. Add $5 paved driveway. SMAU.uTMIGHTY! PP $5 extra bed, Excluding ~ [R--~~Yet~ BUSINESS BUILDING SMALL BUT MIGHTY! ~" Long Weekend/Special.Event. Free room-coffee, local phone, w/island.NewEuro kitchensunken /,i[ r~.K._~ ~ &)ry~ ~AD1/ERTISINGIBUSINESS BUILDING AbVERTIslNG I,_qi movies, Indoor-swimming-pool. Hot tub/sauna/coln.laun. familyroom off ".all SERVICES LTD. BusinessDirectories Terrace Standard dry/queen bed. Monthly/Week. ly. 250-374-8944 Fax: 250.374- Mustdiningbe seenarea. to be i~ =CHIMNEYS =MOSSREMOVAL & ZINC $~00 Home Improvement$_~f~O0 8950. 1763E Trans-Canada, aprec'ate-',p~ a ~ *FURNACES *AIRCONDITIONING SYSTEMS qlp~k~per week** Business Directories '~wvper week** '~ Kamloops BC. BRING THIS AD ' BOILERS *AIR DUCTCLEANING plusGST plusG5T expires March 15/2000 • FIREPLACES =OIL STOVES *Basedon 13weekcontract 'Basedon 13 weekcontract SPRING BREAK available. Ski Asking $154,500 ~,' .DRYERVENTS .SEPTIC & GREASETRAPS ~ ..... Big Whitel March and April Spe- SERIOUSoNLyENQUIRIES ~ *EAVESTROUGHS .JEN AIR CLEANING ~" 1~'-' STANDJ~ ARD 3210 Clinton St., 1 clalsll Brand New Chalets, Hot Terrace 638-7283 Tubs, F/P, Views, Ski In/Ski 3210ClinlonSL, Terra¢o638.7283 Fax: 638.8432 out. Reasonable Rates. Call 638-1709 Phone 635-1132 Fax: 638-8432 Class Act Toil-free 1-877-397. 0956 www.rentchalets.com

( I BI! The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, March 8, 2000- 811

OWN YOUR own roomy, level i NeW:', "99 :CLEAROUT '..:.'.'..'. ~ ~" : entry retirement home in small HOME BASED BUSINESSDIRECTORY quiet complex in Enderby. TERSE Large living mum, cathedral . 7 !iill ...... •' : Only$11.25 Per Week (Basedon 13~'eekconirad)i i: ceilings. Gas F/P, dining room w/bay window, 2 bedroom, 2 *':~::!?..:.:.:.:~:::-~;.:::.:.!::'~:s~:::::.:::~ ~.i. ..~ bath, (extra large master bed- CHRYSLEF room w/ensuite sunmom faces Marisa & Deborah Cervo ~'~= north. Double garage low strata '97 ChryslerSebring fees cover snow-removal, grass Localor Long .-~ OrThe C0unlry ' , V6, Auto, Loaded cutting, garbage pick-up. 5 :: DistanceMoving ,-~ CompletelyClosed In ~ $18,995 blocks to hospital and care can- •~ ibcalFreighfHauling ~ VeryReas0nable ii tre. 1-250.838-2285 ..~ WillMove You Auoss ..... Rates .~ ;Town;* :i ~ Compleley hi'ured ~; '98 Dodge Durango V8 Auto, NC, Leather, 7 • 745MOBILES ~ "99 DODGE QUAD CAB Ph:635-1338 ~ i.' FREE NO OBLIGATION QUOTE Passenger, Loaded 12X68 TRAILER with 8x24 ad- 4x4 Laramie SLT JOE @ 1-250-615-7954 $30,995 dition. Newly renovated, in quiel clean trailer court. To view or '98 Dodge Quad Cab 4x4 more into call 250-635-1759 g MOVING .. Laramie SLT,V8, Auto, Air, Tilt, Cruise, Windows, Locks & more 1981 - 14x60 mobile home for *29 995 oo PRECISELYRIGHT , $27,995 sale. Great starter or rental rev- ! sea.vines ". enue. New renos, tnc: fully Truck & New28 It r~iler at Your,~i~. painted interior, new bath floor- Spring Speczal$~ree~ • Across town or the country '97 DodgeDakota 4x4 ing & fixtures. Asking $21,500. TER"CE 4916Hwy.16635.7187West ~ • Will assist or load for you Club Cab, SLT~auto, air, tilt, Call 250-635-2628 1 O- 20 °/0off ~stimates~ • Reasonable Rates cruise, windows, locks ~800~31 3-71 87 1995 14X70 mobile home, with ~.~ ~el = I .~.&,.~ Ill =l |g 1 Parking Lot Sweepingly- • Bondable $21,995 2 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, plus DLR#5958 finished addition 8x16. A large PHONE 638-0153 Cell:615-6921 Ph',615"0002 Cell: 638-696~ '97 JeepGr Cherokee Laredo glassed in patio, excellent con- 815'TRUCKS FOR; 874 RV'SSTH dition. Fully fenced in yard, ask- ., • . . . 6 cyl, Auto, Air, windows, locks, inq $66,000. Call 250-635-5105 : SALE•i: : : i WHEELS • el,ome,o . ,=fr DOUBLE CLEAN Super Clean FACTORY DIRECT Chaparral Myer House6mhs L~. III $25,995 modulars. Ontime & on budgetl 1997 FORD Ranger, red, 1991 21 112 Ft. Travelaim 5th CARPET CARE Blocked or basement models. 28,000 kms. $13,000 firm. 250- wheel, & Hitch, sleeps six, large and Baskets III IICRC Certified Technicians in: '96 ChryslerTown & Country Call Don Purdie or Eric Shelby, 635-3884 ffidge, 4 burner stove, oven. Your best source for sifts and collectables IIJ ~r~e~,~t~m#~ - Carpet Cleaning ¢~.. leather, quad seats. Dual air SHELDON CUSTOM HOMES, 1999 CHEV crewcab 4x4. Air Forced air furnace, large bath- Send or ca/I today for your III ' ' Upholstery Cleaning -o..j.~. & more 3075 Sexsmith, Kelowna. Toll conditioning, cassette, 8,300 room, dual holding tanks, dual - Flood Restoration ~%,. $31,995 NOW $26,995 free 1-888-765-8992. DL10146 propane, new battery, awning, free Spring Catalogue III Km. Box liner. Running board. 4380 Foster Road Prince George, B.C V2N 5H9 III *FiberZone Pile riflerhelps restorePile/ MUST SELL by March 31st. $36,000. 250-842-5005 windows - all have blinds & 250.614-8242 ".,., ,.,ensi 6352282 Mobile home with full addition, 4 valances. Very good condition. '97 PlymouthBreeze appliances. Large moms, 3 • 870 RV'SI Asking $13,500 o.b.o. Call after Auto, Air, Cruise,Tilt, Cassette bedrooms. New low price. 6pro. 250-638-0527 $13,995 $23,900. 250-635-1740 . CAMPERS Furniture Moving 810 CARS FOR : MIKE ROSMAN RV "HELP" we Express ;96 JeepGR Cherokee 4x4 need campers, trailers, 5th, mo- • : 878RV!S : NORTHWEST Laredo SALE:I:: torhomes. Buy/consign fenced Auto,Air,windows, locks & more compound separate use sales •". MOTORHOMES v' Local Or Out Of Town $23,995 1976 MALIBU Chev Classic. staff. Interiors largest dealer. Full Service Excellent condition 350 VS. 1996 JAYCO 24' motorhome. 3536 Newell Avenue Call Peter 1-800-811-8733 or 1- v' Inquire about U-Load Discount Terrace, B.C. VaG 5A6 '95 ChryslerIntrepid $800 o.b.o. 250-635-0857 250-558-8635 C-class. 2 yers warranty left on it. Dual air, sleeps 6. Like new V6, Auto, Air, Crusie, Tilt, 1980 FORD Econoline Camper- PHONE 635-7504 Cell:615-9377 Windows, Locks & More ized Van. Good running condi- condition. This is a must see. At tion, $3500.00 O.B.e. Must sell 810CARS FOR $34,500 for more into call 250- $12,995 will consider trade with small 635-9451 after 5pm or on wee- f ,~ ServingNorth American I • car of equal value or less. 250- - . SALE :. , kends. [ DigitalSatellJ '94 ChryslerConcorde families since 1972 I r 615-3133 :n FOR S Legal Expenses Plans I 6cyl, auto, NC, tilt, cruise, windows, locks & more i 1986 TOYOTA 2wd pickup, 22 I Ethnic ProgramsInclud( I R, 5 spd, runs nice, has cane- I *Hindi ,,Italian Lawrence (Larry) Goetz I $11,995 py. $1995.00 O80. 250-635- :[ *German . Japanes( IndependentAssociate I 6837. 1987 Escort, 2door h'elworktngu,ilhqt~q/ItyLaw l: FORD :'i]*Portuguese .Spanish "JusticeFor All" Fim;sallacrossNorlhA;i;erica! I hatchback, 1.9L, auto, runs exc. mEIm m I *Chinese .Arabic ) ...a/lfor a VERYIou, monthly raM[ '98 Ford F150 XCab • $1995.00 abe. 250-635-6837. PI L I£GALC,,~E OF • 1972 GMC 2500 series, 2wd, i I Plus Many Morel Tel: (250) 638-8289 I 4x4, XLT,V8, Auto, Lariat, small block, auto, lots of poten- I Call: 250-638-031~ CANADACORI ) ORATION Fax: (250) 638-8289 I Loaded tial. $1,000.00 aBe. 250-635- $29,995 6837. 1985 VMAX, 24000 kms, 1998 Honda Civic EX 1998 Ford Windstar very nice shape. $3750.00 5 spd,4 cyl,Low km V6Auto, NC, powerwindows, locks, 7 aBe. 250-638-6907. $18,995 pass.,low ~'s, factorywarranty was$21,995 '95 Ford F250 4x4 1987 HONDA Civic. One own- 199~olf Now $19,995 V8Auto er. Low mileage, excellent con- $12,995 dition. $3000. 250-635-4875 af- 1997 PontiacGrand Am • FORMORE CO SSIFIEDSSEE PAGE B12 &A12 ter 4 pm. GT '92 Mercury Cougar 1989 MAZDA 626 new, winter 1996 ChevS10 Blazer4x4 4 cyl,5 spd,NC, fullyloaded, spoiler Auto, A/C, Tilt, Cruise, radials, new exhaust, good con- V6,Auto, NC 4dr Was$20,995 Windows, Locks i dition. Asking $1000 o.b.o. Call $23,995 Now $18,995 $7,995 . 250-635-5719 eveninqs. 90 ::: : i 1992 SABLE good condition, 1993 Pontiac!SUnhirdGT ,1994 HondaAccord EX-R SNO[ IOBILES :i .92,000 kms. A/t, Nc, cruise;. FullLoad, top of the I~q~9~e~.~r~:, $6500. Call 250-635-2072 after . Was$12;995".~' :,~ $15,995"; - """ :~ 1994 580 Ext. 2000 miles. New "97 Chevrolet4x4 '-" • 6pro seat, slider, 2" track. Pipes and Direc X-Cab Silverado,Step SideV8 Auto Now $10,995 cover. $3500. 250-638-7665 Leather& more 1994 CHEVROLET Cavalier, 4 1996 Civic Hatchback CX door, NC, ERC, comes with ex- 5 Spd,Cassette $27,995 tended warranty. Asking $11,99__.__5 1994 VMAX 600cc Yamaha $7,200. Phone 250-638-0179 or snowmobile. 1.5" long track, messaqe 250-615-9701 1999q~an very reliable, good condition. '97 PontiacBonneville SE $2700. Call: 1-250-845-2857 V6, auto,air conditioning,tilt, locks CARS FROM $500 Govern- cruise, cassette,windows & more ment seized & surplus. Sold lo- 1995 Chev Beretta 2dr coupe,5 speed 91 4 CHILD CARE $21,995 cally, Call for Informational 1995 Ford Taurus Catalogue. Fee requiredll 1- $11,995 BABYSITTER WANTED. Start- 888-341-9500 Ext. 8300 Auto,6 cyf,fully loaded '96 PontiacGrand Am 1997 Subaru LegacyGT ing April 8th. For five month old. REDUCED 1990 Mazda MX6 NOW $11,995 On-call. Non-smoker. 250-635- 2 dr, V6, 5 Speed, pw, pl sedan,AWD, Auto, CD, only 38,000k 7719 JONS PHOTOGRAPHICJ $12,995 dark blue, 2dr, 5 spd, 125K. $25,995 New tires, very good running SUNFLOWER CHILDCARE 615-0033-- RE/'. 635-5544 condition. $4800. 250-638.0268 ~center, fully licensed facility '96 Chevrolet Blazer 1998 HondaCR-V 4WhDr pmvldes coordinated program #103-4622 Greig Avenue, Terrace, B.C: Rockport, V6 Auto '93 HONDA Civic SI hatchback, Only40,000 kms of activities designed for the ACROSS FROM THE OLD CO-OP $23,995 excellent condition, low kms, 1996 Suzuki Sidekick child's well-being and educa- cruise, power sunroof. Totally $24,995 4 dr, 4wd, 4 cyl,5spd tional development. Now has nn ...... i .... ,~m reliable, fun, economical to $14,995 openings for your child care '96 ChevroletCamaro drive. $8600 firm. 250-847-2121 1990 Ch~/.~ahoe 2.28. VS, 6 Speed, Air, Cruise, Fu~(~~ack, needs. For more information PIONEER UPHOLSTERY 1995 ChryslerIntrepid call 250-635-1512 Tilt, Windows, Locks, 1. Top 815 TRUCKS FOR Su~ ~,'6"c"yl, Auto Auto,V6 ' since 1973 $21,995 $10,995 • $13,995 WILL DO babysitting in my FOR ALL YOUR UPHOLSTERY NEEDS i: ..:: SALE i, ii house. Criminal record check : : i , ' : ! " ' .... ::: and transportation available. '95 Chev Tahoe 1981 CHEV one ton, with duals, 19~~cord 250-638-7748 . 350 V8 Auto, low kin's, loaded 350 V8 engine, 2 wheel drive, 4 4 ~Cruiss $29,995 speed transmission, asking $4500. Call 250-635-9171 after '95 Chevrolet4x4 XCab 6:00 pm : i ¸•. • : ~: ::!i • :•• • .... :ii~;;•:• •:• I Diesel 1985 F-150 4x4 78,000 km., • :GET READYFOR SUMMER. f ChildL°°king].:!::~;~~:ilsaCare?f°r ~ ndecki ~S~er~c,~.,~ Auto,NC, Tilt,Cruise, Cassette A/t, Nc, cruie. 3SI Excellent oaro,ourc,. Oobbi condition. Comes with snow Referralhas informationcn $25,995 plow for $18,500. Call 250-635- 1981 Leocraft Motorhome • childcare optionsand on 6170 earn - 6pm, after 6pm call 27fl (16fl awning) Roof air, microwave, choosingchild care. '94 Chevrolet Cavalier 250-635-3695 Drop by The Family Place Auto, Air & more generator, superclean condition 1995 CHEV 4x4 pickup 3/4 ton, at 4553 Park Ave, SEAPORT LIMOUSINE LI'D, $8,995 6.5 turbo diesel, extended cab, $17,995 or call 638-1113, short box. Excellent condition. SkeenaCCRR is a programof the m ILvAI'JI]1t I~ Leather Interior, full load, and to TerraceWoman's Resource Centre i PASSENGER AND EXPRESS SERVICE many options to mention. Ask- and is fundedby the Minislxyof Socia Daily scheduled bus service from Stewart to '97 SuzukiSidekick mmmi m %,~evelopmentand EconomicSecuri~ Ing $24,000. Call evenings. 4838 HWY 16 W, TERRACE o~. ,~s~ 1-800-665-1990 638-8171 Terrace and return, and all points in between. Pick- JLX, Sport, 4Dr, 4x4, windows, 250-635-2126 ' . . .--o locks & more Up and delivery of goods in Terrace, C.O.D. and $17,995 courier service. '97 Mazda P.O, Box 217, Stewart, B.C. 4 wh dr X-cab SE plus V6 5 spd Ph: 636-2622 FAX: 636-2633 NC, Cruise,Tilt, Windows,Locks Terrace Depot: 635-7676 $17,995 '95 Hyundai Sonata Auto, Air, Cruise, Tilt, AM MECHANICAL Windows, Locks FULLY CERTIFIED $10,995 '95 Toyota4Runner v.6, 5speed, running boards $22,995 '93 Toyota Camry To hell with downsizing. V6,Auto, Air, Tilt, Cruise,Power #7- 4038 MOTZ RD., TERRACE,B.C. V8G 4M4 Locks& Windows & More Isn't it about time we upsized something for a change, like your car? More head room. More elbow room. Charles Robinson 615-4740 Now $14,995 And a whole lot of standard features. The Passat has even filled out on the outside. Think of this new, i '98 Honda Accord EX larger status as a promotion of sorts, and tel the boss they may have to make your executive parking Automatic,Leather, Sunroof space a little wider. Windows, Locks;, Immac~ $26,995 ~" Drivers wanted. ®@ Columbia Auto Haus 4109 S0bstationAvenue 4916Hwy, 16 West635.'/t87 • DLR#6351 ~ Terrace~C 635"0997 1-800-313-'7187 m,LSgS8 .,el e.,,,le, e, 0, e*ee.eeoeeeeeo* eeeee .e 00 ee e* e* *Fee **e, e*oe 0,0* e,e** *e *eta www.terraceautomall.com B12- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, March 8, 2000

Wednesday is ~ Sports Scope Men's Day with raffle & special lunch Sign up for Senior Games THE B.C. SENIOR Games zone 10 regular monthly Thursday is meeting will be held Saturday, March 11 at 2 p.m. at: Ladies'Day the Happy Gang Centre. patrol- raffles, special lunch & Memberships will also be available from May be- .=marie discounted lifts & rentals ginning at 1:30 and at the Skecna Mall Saturday, ~erson March 18, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. ~sman Interested participants are asked to sign up before I fourth Saturday March 11 - event playoffs start this month, blems. CSIA Instructor The Seniors' 400 Club Winners for January are Ter- overall Recertification race's Art Bennett (#33) and Alton Swim (#44), from 9:00 a.m. & 1:00"p,m, Prince Rupert. February's lucky winners are Terrace's Dianne Cey (#79) and Heather Kirkaldy (#318). March 11th & 12th Last Chance draws set of Snowmobile Hillclimb JASON HALDANE and the members of Canada's Na- Time trials Saturday. Races Sunday, tional men s volleyball team know which teams i) flit Mountain open for they'll face en route to the Olympic Games in Sid- regular operations except AOT ney, Australia. Molson's Beer Garden and Canada, ranked number 10 in the world, must beat The Netherlands, (ranked eighth), Chinese Taipai Dizzy Strings Band. Both days (ranked thirty-fourth) and France (ranked fourteenth) to make the Olympic Games Sept. 16 - Oct. 1. The Last Chance Olympic Qualification Tourna- Shames wins t lmost For updates& snowc0ndilions call 638-8754 ment will be held July 25-27 in Castelnau-le-Lez France. T011-free:]-877-898-4754 Annual First Aid meet Websile:www.shames.8m.com Men's day at Onion Lake SHAMES' ski patrollers They scored a combined And in the slalom race, ~%, THE KITIMAT Cross country ski club is offering their won every event of the Pa- total of 95.76 points where all three teammates ~r~;,.,...,...... ~~e~,'~-~'.~ • ,~.:x~L+:.x,~ ...... first ever men's ski day at Onion Lake March 12. cific North Division Almost through two first aid com- zoom down a course at the . :~..~:~!:~:.~?¢~.. The day starts at 8:30 a.m. with registration and Annual First Aid Competi- petititons, leaving three same time, Shames patrol- coffee. By 9 a.m. skiers will be on the snow for les- tion at Shames Mountain teams from Ski Smithers lers charted an amazing .4:::::~:::::~:!::!:~:i.~:::::::::',:~.~.~::~:~'~'~ "~i~:~.~ g:::::~:;::k, sons. All men are asked to bring their own lunch but a Feb. 19. and Prince George's Pur- 58.80 total time, slightly catered dinner and refreshments are provided• The team, made of Ri- don and Tabor Mountains faster that Purden, who fin- SHAMES The day is expected to end around 7 p.m. Skiers chard, Carey and Mike, had at least 20 points behind ished the competetion in will be video taped to improve style and form. ' to compete in four different them. second place overall. The cost is $57 ($50 for club members). Space is skill testing events -two In the Toboggan race, Tabor finished in third MOUNTAIN limited to 30, so register as soon as possible. Call first aid problems, a tobog- Shames beat second-place place and Smithers finished Terry at 798-2227 or Rob at 635-1661 for more infor- gan run and a slalom race. Smithers by 10 points. fourth. mation. Fastball clinics coming THERE'S never been a better time to play fastball I this summer. Terrace will be host to the bantam girls fastball )rovincials beginning July 7. Terrace minor fastball is i looking for all girls, but especially those born be- tween 1981 and 1985, who are interested in playing I N on the bantam and midget teams. Registration takes place March 31 in the Skeena Mall. I :L / Fastball organizers are also putting together a Level II coaches clinic April 7-9. The clinic will be taught by Canadian national coach Ran Clarke, and will be followed be a player development clinic. The group will also be organizing an umpire clinic Sunday, April 16. Call Kelly at 634-7144 to register. l'l'lle War Amp.~ -- • k I ~ I NEV,!R Aq~si~,e:l Youreme'~ncy' medical KEN'S

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