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This is an immensely profitable unveil plans to revamp its aluminum designed to create permanent "surplus" 1997 compensation agreement, the num- smelter." smelter so it uses less power, fewer work- power, rather than use all the electricity ber of regional jobs could be as high as He noted the newest Alcan smelter an- ers and frees up more electricity for sale. available. 5,400. nounced for Quebec would get electricity By failing to take a strong stand Based on the workforce at a similar But Hall said the larger smelter and at $37 per megawatt - well below market against energy sales, they say Victoria is new smelter in Quebec, he said it could workforce is only possible if Victoria prices, but still much higher than the opening the door to a scenario that could result in just 800 direct Alcan employees firmly blocks further power sales and electricity generation cost of about $5 per entrench and expand Alcan's pattern of - 1,000 fewer than now. leaves Alcan no other use for the electri- megawatt in Kitimat. power sales and chop the number of AI- And Hall said the number of direct and city than the smelting of aluminum. "All around the world they're building can-related jobs in the region in half. indirect jobs in the region would be chop- The only reason it doesn't use all the new smelters. Alcan's building them like "It means devastating consequences ped from the present 6,000 to 2,850. electricity it now has to produce alumi- crazy - they're just not building them for the northwest," Kitimat city manager He said those job losses would be num, he said, is that the door has been here." Trafford Hall told those who attended a much lower - the region might retain opened to even more lucrative power ex- Hall said Kitimat has been stymied in July 4 chatriber of commerce luncheon. 4,500 direct and indirect Alcan jobs - if ports. getting support from either provincial He predicts Alcan will modernize its Alcan rebuilds the smelter to consume "This is one of the most profitable government civil servants or cabinet smelter in Kitimat so that it produces the entire 840 megawatts its Kemano smelters in the entire Alcan fleet," Hall ministers. slightly more aluminum than now but power station produces. said, estimating it rings up a minimum "They don't return our calls," Hall uses much less power - freeing up about And if Alcan were to use the further $450,000 profit every day. Cont'd Page A14 Trafford Hall Premier lauds overwhelming referendum vote VOTERS in Terrace and Kitimat gave a resounding yes to treaty-making principles laid out in the just-complete provincial referendum. The Skeena riding, dominated by the two cities, delivered an even stronger yes vote than the provincial average on each of the eight questions. Only a handful of ridings in Prince George, the northeast, the Okanagan and the Fraser Valley voted yes by bigger margins ..... Premier Gordon Campbell hailed the results, released July 3, as an overwhelming endorsement of negotiating principles that will reinvigorate treaty talks. "On principle after principle, the people's verdict is unmistakable," Campbell said. • "The net result is a resounding vote of confidence in both the treaty-making process and the principles that my government will take to the negotiating Gordon table." Campbell Aboriginal leaders and supporters were dismayed. MARLENE McLEAN holds a photo of her daughter Vicki. The toddler died July 1 at Mills Memorial Hospital after a three-day battle "Rednecks have shown with a mystery illness. McLean says Vicki's illness wasn't taken seriously until it was too late. SARAH A. ZIMMERMAN PHOTO their colours," said a disap- pointed Tsimshian chief negotiator Gerald Wesley. "Skeena has more people Family demands answers saying yes to the questions ' than almost anywhere else." Results here ranged from a low of 86.3 per cent who said yes to question 1 - which in aftermath of girl's death said private property should By SARAH A. ZIMMERMAN "! know it's kind of mean to use needles taken to Smithers where funeral arrangements not be taken away in treaties and JOANNA WONG and do blood work on kids but still they'd find were made. - to a high of 96.6 per cent, VICKI MCLEAN'S family has begun the task something instead of guessing," says McLean. Three days before the funeral, a cortege of who agreed in question four of finding out how and why the four-ye.ar-old Vicki was laid to rest July 7 at a funeral in vehicles, ~the first one of which contained that parks should be main- Gerald Wesley girl died in the early morning of JulY 1 at Mills Vicki, slowly made its way along the highway. tained for the benefit of Memorial Hospital. from Smithers to Kitwancool where she was everyone. That task includes meetings this week with More inside kept until the funeral. Provincial totals came in at 84.5 per cent to 94.5 per health care officials and the coroner's office. [] Officials begin investigation, There's been an outpouring of support from cent in the yes column, depending on the question. Marlene and George McLean have a lot of A2 friends, and even complete strangers since But the low turnout for the referendum means nearly questions over the events which began June 28 Vicki's death. two-thirds of voters did not send in their ballots. In Skee- [] Rights activist wants to start ha, 38 per cent of voters returned ballots. when Vicki developed flu-like symptoms. class action lawsuit, A2 The loss has shaken the McLeans, who "I really don't know what happened to her," have six other children, one girl and five boys. Taken that way, when nearly 94 per cent of Skeena says Marlene McLean'. "She was healthy with [] A chronology of Vicki McLean's Speaking from her mother's Terrace home respondents agreed aboriginal tax exemptions should be no medical problems." last hours, A3 last week, Marlene McLean was surrounded phased out, those yes votes really reflect only 34 per McLean feels her daughter deserved prompt by a constant stream'of family and friends cent of the riding's registered voters. and thorough treatment. She says things might dropping by to offer their support, condolences About 330 ballots from Skeena, or five per cent, were have been different if tests had been done right Kitwancool, on Hwy37 north of Kitwanga. It's and prayers. counted as spoiled or rejected. About seven per cent of away. She wants to know why Vicki was never the McLean's family village. "I don't know how things are going to be ballots province-wide were spoiled. admitted after she made several visits to the An autopsy was done in Prince George the when everybody goes," McLean says. Those protest votes don't include an estimated hospital and as her daughter became more ill. middle of last week, after which Vicki was Continued Pg. A2 '100,000 more ballots collected province-wide by aboriginal groups and churches that opposed'the referendum. The weakest yes margins came in urban Vancouver and Victoria ridings that tend to be NDP strongholds in provincial elections. SC! didn't pay its taxes .... But despite what he said were some reports of racial '?< name-calling during the referendum at local 'schools, CITY COFFERS were emptier than usual last weekend. to pay its taxes or else the companywill ,even- Wesley said less damage was done by the process than week when Skeena Cellulose failed to pay "Skeena Cellulose, as expected, has not tually lose its sawmill here in a tax sale. many feared. . $816,000 in property taxes by the July 3 dead- paid their taxes," said councillor Vai George. The company also owes the city a further Most of the questions related to principles that have $576,000 in unpaid back taxes. line. "It would be a bad message to send to the long beenheld by provincial negotiators both.under the City officials for several months had feared community - spending money literally to That money is to be repaid over nine years current government and underthe former NDP, the struggling forest company wouldn't pay on brim." under the terms of the sale andrestructuring of. But question six asked if aboriginal self-government time and took steps to restrain spending. "It's a nice thing to have) but not in the Skeena Cellulose in April, in future treaties should be modelled after municipal One such restraint measure because of the present budget situation we have," Terrace's mayor-and councillors unsuccess- governments, rather than the broader, constitutionally cash crunch was introduced July 5 when city The money shortfall is considered short- fully attempted to block the purchase of Skeet entrenc councillors decided the city would hold back term, na Cellulose by new owner NWBC Timber The on its usual annual $5,000 contribution for fire- The city's position is that Skeena Cellu- and Pulp - infuriating NWBCpresident Dan Skeena works during the Riverboat Days.August long lose, like any other property owner, will have Veniez. " : '" : ' "" "' " ' "" ce-wid( V A2- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, Ju y 10, 2002 i MacKay'sFuneral Service LM: Investigation launched II " ~en, ing Terrace, Kitimat, Smlthers & Prince Rupert ' II Monuments Concerned personal [I Bronze Plaques , servicein the North:west. I Terrace Crematorium smce 1946 into four-year-old's death II 4626 Davis Street II ~ " Terrace, B.C. V8G lX7 HEALTH AUTHORITIES authorities. eral visits to the emer- cations system, he said. II IA r~,,~s,~, Phone635-2444. Fax635-635-2160 havc ruled out any public "In the case of a sudden and gency room at Mills That follows on Victor- :l~ ~[/"~ As=odotion . 24 hour pager health concern in the July 1 unexpected death, especially Memorial Hospital. ia's mother being unable death of four-year-old Victoria when there is a child involved, While Boland said he several times to connect McLean at Mills Memorial the coroner becomes Involved,'" could not talk about the to the emergency room said Boland. specifics of any medical using the hospital's main Hospital. Marlene McLean, Vicki's mo- case, he did say there switchboard number dur- "We have ruled out that the ther, said she made repeated was not a problem with ing off-hours. Terrace Professional Fire cause of death is meningitis or phone calls to the Mills Memorial staffing or bed availabil- In the meantime, provin- any other condition that is of a Fighters Pancake Breakfast Hopital emergency room in the ity over the Canada Day cial health services public health concern," Northern The Terrace Professional Fire Fighters early morning hours of June 29. long weekend. minister Colin Hansen Health Authority Cholly Boland Cholly Association would like to thank the following When she did not get through "We provided care says his officials are said last week. Boland businesses and organizations for their sup- to a nurse or doctor on shift Mc- and advice and physi- keeping a close eye on "Basically we don't know the port of this years Canada Day Pancake Lean said she called the RCMP cians were there," he added. the investigations. cause of death but the initial tests Breakfast Fundraiser for the BC Professional to see if they had an alternate Boland also noted that a pedia- were done to rule these out," "This is really a tragic event number for hospital. trician was on call over the week- Firefighters Burn Fund. Bohmd spoke lifter an autopsy and we want to know what hap- She says part of coroner Clar- end and saw the child. was done July 3. It has yet to be pened and why," he said last ence Nyce's investigation will in- Boland said the internal review released. week. TIIANK clude contacting the Terrace de- looks at every facet of what hap- Underway are two investiga- The important task is to make Acklands-GraingerInc Kaman InduslrlaF'~lm~ tachment to obtain transcripts of pened. tions, one by a coroner and the Aim-Wood ContractingLtd Technologies that phone call. That would include an exami- sure such an event doesn't happen other an internal review by health Bear Creek Contracting Mohawk Terrace Stop n Vicki McLean died after sev- nation of the hospital's communi- again, Hansen added. Ltd Shop BC AmbulanceService Mr Mikes (Terrace) NorlhcoastTrimline Canada SafewayLtd NorthwestCommunily Canadian Tire Ltd College Advocate aims t:) start class-action suit Close Up Magazine Royal CanadianMounted A FORMER youth and family worker here aboriginal children, the investigation and class said. Copperside Foods Police Daybreak Farms(Terrace) Save On Foods has started a petition asking for an inde- action suit is really on behalf of all children. Christiansen was a family and youth social Ltd Spee-DeePrinters pendent investigation into the death of "I'm contacting aboriginal and other organi- services worker for the provincial government Don Hull & Sons Superior Propane Victoria McLean. zations," said Christiansen of his plans to dis- when he lived in Terrace. Contracting Led Terrace BuildersLtd tribute the petition and start the class action He's a member of the Kitsumkalum band Evangelical Free Church TerraceVolunteer William Christiansen also wants a class ac- Youth Group Firefighter Ass'n tion suit started. suit. where he also did work as a youth and family Fabricland Terrace Thornhill Fire Dept. "We need to know what happened to the "I won't be doing the suit, I'm not a lawyer, advocate. Gemma's Souvenirs Thomhill Jr. Secondary child," said he said last week. but I'm looking to have it initiated." Christiansen is now a criminal justice stu- IndependentOrder of Stage Band "I just don't want this to disappear," he dent at Douglas College in New Westminster. Foresters Uniglobe CourtesyTravel Although Christianscn says his focus is on McDonald's Restaurants Zellers Inc From front / Mc Lean family

wants answers ....,_ ~,;': ~:~'~: BEAUTIFUL SMILE She thinks the loss will be especially hard for the By' couple's five-year-old son Elijah. Dr. Joe Zucchiatti The siblings, says McLean, were inseparable and best 20 years of mercury-free dentistry friends. Vicki was very protective of her older brother Founding member and treasurer who has had health problems since he was born. QUALITY of the Western Canadian Academy "They were together every day all day," McLean of Cosmetic Dentistry says. "She was more of a big sister than a little sister. I EXTERIOR & INTERIOR just hope he's going to be okay." General Practitioner McLean's maternal aunt, Marge Quock, says a death COMINGS AVAILABLEAT: Providing services in: Mercury-free white fillings like Vicki's shouldn't happen in an age of such ad- Terrace Interiors vanced medical knowledge. Teeth Whitening 4610 Lazelle Ave. Porcelain Veneers and Crowns "Everybody is supposed to be in the 2000s and this Phone: 635-6600 Microabrasion Dentistry happens," says an exasperated Quock, who accompa- (No drilling, no freezing) nied Marlene McLean to the hospital thel night~Mieki Terrace Builders.: passed away. GENERAL PAINT• 3207 Munroe n!ra~oral.camera assisr ,ea, ~i,,o,gnosi,s Quock says the death of a girl is especially upsetting g:l II II: [,l ;l I)'4 :ll ~! ti ~..I Ill I :iB Phone: 635-6273 for their First Nations family. "Because in our culture For your comfort, we have !; ": it's females that do all the work," explains Quock. overhead televisions and headsets. "The boys are important too but it's mostly the Smile and Whitening We welcome patients women because we're the ones who expand our tribe. It PUBLIC COMMENT INVITED ON AN By Dr. Zucchiatti is a loss for us." of Dr. Gustavsen APPLICATION FOR M STEWART BULK ADENT DENTAL CLINIC And All New Patients :: •i ::::, i i/ii :i::¸I•I: •//i:i!!:;• • i•! TERMINAL EXPANSION PROJECT Phone: 635-2552 Stewart Bulk Terminals Ltd. has made an application for a project approval 4623 Lakelse Avenue, Terrace Vi,.~I" NOTICE ::i il .... certificate under the Environmental Assessment Act (Act)for the Stewart Bulk Terminal Expansion Project to be located at Stewart, British Columbia. Mon-Fri • 8:00 am - 5:00 prn The application is for approval of the construction of a wharfto load and ,:: !:::All: BcIT App renti ces: i: unload containerized cargo, uncontalnerized cargo and barges at all stages of the tide.

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/ The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 1O, 2002 • A3 A mother's story of daughter's last days By SARAH A. says. "I know how people blink and blood in her urine and she had a kid- ZIMMERMAN walk slow when they're really tired." ney infection," McLean says. According to McLean the nurse Vicki is prescribed Clavulin - an ' This is Marlene McLean's account says Vicki's condition isn't severe en- antibiotic for the kidney infection and of what happened the weekend her ough to warrant calling a doctor in. is taken off of the Amoxil. i: daughter Vicki, 4, died. "She said, 'what makes you think McLean is told it will take some the doctor's going to come down at six time for the new drugs to take effect. • Friday, June, 28: in the morning for a high lever?" says They are Sent home one more time. • : Victoria, called Vicki, is the sec- McLean. ~McLean says Vicki just got worse. ond youngest of George and Marlene The nurse tells her to go home and Early in her illness the child would McLean's seven children. She com- return after 8 a.m. kick and moan, move her body around plains of a fever, headache and sore McLean takes Vicki home and and was restless. throat. sleeps for a couple hours. But by Sunday evening the child is Her mother brings her to their fami- When she wakes she gives Vicki quiet and had stopped moving around. ly physician who prescribes an anti- Tylenol and a cool bath in an effort to Vicki is listless had her body is rigid. biotic called Amoxil for the girl's sore bring down the lever. McLean worries her daughter's con- throat. With her fever higher than 39 de- dition is getting worse. Later that night Marlene McLean grees Celsius McLean brings Vicki She calls the hospital three times says Vicki's fever wouldn't break and back to the ER at roughly 1:30 p.m. that afternoon and evening trying to she is getting worried. McLean says Vicki was seen by a find out if there is anything that can be "She wasn't getting better. Her doctor around 2 p.m. who dial.noses done to ease Vicki's pain. temperature was high and was staying her with thrush, which makes it diffi- She says she calls shortly before high," says McLean. cult for a person to swallow, causes noon, at supper time and again be- some pain and causes food to be dis- tween 8-9:30 p.m. speaking to different • Saturday, June 29 tasteful. nurses each time. McLean says she calls the hospital McLean says the doctor prescribes "I told [the nurse] Victoria's too more than six times between 2-3:30 an antifungal drug called Niistat to quiet. She's not kicking around, it's a.m. but gets the hospital's electronic treat the thrush. He sends mother and not like her to just lay there," McLean voice messaging system. child home. says of one call. Each time she presses the appropri- At this point Vicki is in discomfort She says the nurses answering tell ate key to transfer to the emergency but still walking and talking on her her Vicki's back would be in pain be- room she says the phone rings and OWn. cause of the kidney infection and that transfers her back to the original recor- Her appetite diminishes and she is it would take time for the new drugs to ded message. reluctant to drink fluids. work. She tries an alternate number and That evening Vicki's condition de- the phone is answered by a security teriorates. Her lever still won't break • Monday, July 1 guard. and McLean says it is obvious she was By the early morning hours nothing VICTORIA (Vicki) Diana McLean was born at 4:21 p.m. on Jan. 1, 1998 He tells her if Vieki's temperature not well. McLean does helps her daughter. after 16 hours of labour. She was Terrace's New Year's baby that year, hits 39 degrees Celsius to bring the Vicki starts hallucinating. Vicki is still running a high fever of had a full head of hair and weighed 7 pounds, 10.5 ounces. Vicki joined child to the hospital. "She was getting mad at people 39.9 degrees Celsius. She says the five other brothers and sisters and was followed by another sibling. He tells McLean he will tell the who weren't even there," McLean nurses aren't taking her seriously. emergency nurse to expect a call back says. At 3 a.m. she brings Vicki to the ing to the IV. was responding to a cardiac arrest. but when she calls the line just keeps She describes her daughter speak- hospital for the fourth and final time. "As soon as they gave her the IV, "He was pushing her on her chest ringing. ing to her older brother Elijah, 5, even Vicki can't talk or walk on her own. within 10 minutes you could see her and the other nurse has a mask over McLean says she calls the RCMP though he was asleep in another room. She is shivering, quiet and exhausted. body soften up," Quock says. her face putting oxygen into her," she to ask if there is a phone number for Vicki also starts pulling at her McLean says when she arrives at the Vicki is moved to a room called the said. the emergency room where somebody arms, fingers and shoulder as if she is hospital two nurses are on duty. resuscitation room, where she suffers a Increasingly concerned, McLean would pick up. trying to pull something off her. A doctor, a different one than who seizure. calls her husband and tells him to The dispatcher tells her to bring "She kept hollering 'mommy', like saw Vicki before, is already en route McLean says the paediatrician or- come to the hospital. Vicki to the hospital. she wanted me to help her but nothing to see attother patient. ders Valium for Vicki. "When he got to the hospital 1 McLean gets into her vehicle and I'did worked." "As soon as [he] got there it was McLean says the paediatrician rolls showed him where Vicki was and we takes Vicki to Mills at 6 a.m. She says Vicki didn't like the taste like he ran - he went straight to Victoria on to her side, speaks to her looked in the window and they were She says she can't gain entry to the of the antibiotics but McLean made [Vicki]," McLean says. and tries to soothe her. still pushing on her chest and giving emergency room (ER) because the sure the child took them as prescribed. McLean says the doctor orders "I went beside her and I was trying her oxygen," she says. doors are locked. blood tests and x-rays immediately to comfort her, trying to get her atten- McLean leaves the hospital to call She sees the security guard outside • Sunday, June 30 and asks if any blood work had been tion so she would know 1 was there," a relative when her aunt tells her the who lets her into the hospital using his McLean phones Mills shortly before done before. McLean answers 'no'. McLean says. doctor is looking for her. keys on the outside doors and thedoor 7 a.m. and the call is answered by a He also phones the on-call paedia- Victoria suffers another seizure. "That's when they took me into the to the ER on the inside, nurse, trician to come in and she arrives McLean is asked to leave the room quiet room and told me her heart had McLeah ~a~s She"%le'es~ a" nurse ~ ~:iShe%brings Vicki to the hospital .,within 15 minutes, McEean says; ;:to all6~,;the doctor~ to, tend to;the girl. stopped and they couldn't get it going dd~iJtof ~i"roo}ia whii~h has a'couch .,,xvhere.,she is seen again by..the~same!..~,,:! Vicki is put on.an intravenous drip...-,, .She's,having tr0uble breathing, again," she said. "They said some- in it, ~, d0ctor as the:~'pr~'i6U~'%ighL He asKS:"" McLean's maternal adnt, Mai~ge :':~:~':MCEeaii'~'dtdheg through","/'~vtn'dow"' thing aboutswellingin her brain."" "You could tell she just woke up, for a urinalysis. Quock, is also there that night• She as the doctor works on her daughter. It was approximately 5:45 a.m. and she was rubbing her eyes," McLean "He came back and said there was says Vicki looks as if she is respond- She says it appears as though he Victoria Diana McLean has died. You! BE THE JUDGE My Baby'sCare is MY Business "One last push, Eliana. I can see the baby's Chances are 68% that we'll be involved in the sale of your home. head," Dr. Handley said. Roberto dabbed his wife's forehead with a Why not call us first! damp cloth as she screamed in agony. Dr. Handley eased the baby out. "It's a girlr'

Suddenly, the medical team fell silent. BY CLAII~I: L~.:RN..;TEIN Dr. Handley whispered orders. The baby was whisked away. A month later, the baby ha~ a high fever. Market Share Ellana cried out, "What's wrong? Please, "Quick, Robertol Let's take her to the bring me my babyl" pediatrician." as at June 30, 2002 Dr. Handley delivered the news. "I'm afraid "She has meningitis," the doctor said. "But your baby is disabled." don't worry, it's treatable with antibiotics." Eliana gasped in horror. Eliana turned to Roberto. 'I never thought "She has encephalocele," the doctor continued, "There is an opening in her skull. Some of I'd say this, but maybe it's time to let nature take its course, Please, doctor, don't treat her. the brain substance is leaking out." Ellana held on to Roberto for strength as the I want her suffering to end." Co. B (79.-- Robedo nodded his head, overwhelmed doctor continued, with grief but sharing his wife's resolve. "The prognosis is not good." The doctor tightened his jaw, "Meningitis is The first few months at home with the baby were agonizing. The little girl underwent count- a treatable condition. It is my duty to treat her." Ellana and Roberto were shocked. "But less procedures In the hospital. There was a,glimmer of hope. "She seems we're her parentsl It's our choice." The hospital went to court to get custody of Re/Max of Terrace better. I think she smiled," Ellana had tears in the baby. her eyes. "Your Honour," the hospital argued, "The Then, the situation turned grave, government must protect the health of all citi- Co A. (13.0%) (68%) "She's developed hydrocephalus," the neuro- zens, including the severely disabled, The par- surgeon said. "That's causing enlargement of ents do not have this child's best interests In the head, brain atrophy, retardation and mind. Give us custody so we can save her convulsions." life." Roberto's head hung low. "When will this The parents fought back. "Your Honour, we end?" should be allowed to decide the medical treat- The baby went back to the hospital for more ment for our child. Please end her suffering. treatment. Let her die." The couple practically lived in her hospital room. They barely ate, They barely talked. Who should decide the baby's fate? Youl Be The neurosurgeon was not hopeful. "Your The Judge, Then look below for the court's baby won't develop any further. She'll never decision. have a good quality of life." Based upon statistics supplied by the SPONSORED BY . . . , • , At Rr~'/141~ we believe that support for our Community haste be atop priority.Over thepast year, we are TERENCEWRIGHT LAW OFFICES proud to have been involved in contributions to/sponsorships with the following organizations ...... 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This commitmeni has resuited in a Phone: 638-0354 Fax: 635-2919 total contribution of $32,321•30, as of June 30th, 2002, to the BC Children's Hospital. 'OUt BE THE JUDGE- DECISION:"Custody goes to the government" held Judge Hilary. "All Canadians have the fight to life without discrlmi.ation based on age or disability, The discretion of Ellana and in Terrace Robedomust h limitedIn orderto protect their baby,s life.I, TodaVs column is based on a case tram NewBrunswick If you have a similar pr0blem,ptease consult Wright& MardirosIn Terratx, www.remax-terrace.bc.ca B C ~'e are proud t0 bdng you some of the current legal Issu= from across the country[or dlse~lon and debate. To providecompel- ling entertainment,~ have Iletl0nallzedthe names, the characters and the scenarios In the ease,/ury resemblanceto real people Is 638-1400 purely coincidental, In the Interest0f clattty and brevity,the leg~ Issues In the ease have been greatly reduced and simplified.Claire II I BernstelnIs a lawyerand nationallysyndicated columnist.Copyright 2001 Halka Enteqvts¢. C28-13 A4- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 10, 2002 : TERRACE STANDARD . BECOME MARTYKr, ESTABLISHED APRIL 27, 1988 rue., laALESTINIAN CAU ;E, ... NELL NOT PUBLISHER: ROD LINK ME pERSoNALC'f i. ADDRESS: 3210 Clinton Street Terrace, B.C. • V8G 5R2 WILLINGL' f)ACRIFI¢|N OUR TELEPHONE: (250) 638-7283 • FAX: (250) 638-8432 _ VER. LIVE5 / WEB: www.terracestandard.com EMAIL: [email protected] F Jock's dream THE PROVINCIAL government has its dream of a 2010 Winter Olympics. And Terrace mayor Jack Talstra has his dream of a multiplex. Full marks to Mr. Talstra for sticking to his vision. It's been his primary focus all the years Mr. Talstra has been in office dating back to the 1980s. The dream has met with mixed reaction over the years due to the thorny problem of @

- how to finance a multiplex. It has been the sub- ,....,...~ ~-" ject of referenda, the latest being in 1999 when, in an attempt to spread out the debt, Terrace voters said 'yes' while regional district voters gave it a thumbs down. There are very real parallels to the provincial Tne gosF)el acc,z)rding to Gordon dream of a Winter Olympics and that of a mul- VICTORIA - In 1921, the fa- of misinformation, although he George Heyman, president mous American journalist later said he meant "counter" of the B.C. Government and tiplex. Both are regarded not so much for what Walter Lippmann said that the said campaigns. Service Employees' Union, they are, but for what they will mean after- art of democracy requires the By misinformation, the pre- isn't impressed with Camp- "manufacture of consent." mier refers, for example, to the bell's idea of getting informa- ward. The equally famous, albeit popular belief that his govern- tion to the public. The provincial government says the billions more controversial Noam ment is cutting funding in the "The premier promised a Chomsky, champion of Ameri- areas of health and education. non-partisan, non-political pub- required for a Winter Olympics will be paid ca's left, calls it propaganda. Wherever does the public lic service. Now he's telling back over the years in increased tourism and "In totalitarian societies come up with that idea. the people of British Columbia where there's a Ministry of Here is how the premier that the information they~ are business investment. The multiplex is touted as a Truth, propaganda doesn't will stop or counter all that going to get about what gov- facility that will make the city a better place in really try to control your pesky misinformation: ernment is doing is going to be which to live, a mark of confidence for the thoughts. It just gives you the First he will get rid of the filtered through Liberal hand- party line. It says, 'Here's the FROM THE CAPITAl 270 or so public servants picked spin doctors that frankly city's future and as a symbol to attract business official doctrine; don't disobey HUBERTBEYER whose job is to convey infor- should be paid for by the Lib- and jobs. and you won't get in trouble. mation to the public. Next, he eral party, not the laxpayers of What you think is not of great everyone accepts the propa- will hire information people British Columbia," he said. But both dreams have a problem when it importance to anyone. If you ganda system, the debate is not as public servants but via He's right. The premier did comes to money. How many billions the Winter get out of line we'll do some- permissible." cabinet appointment. promise a non-political com- thing to you because we have Gordon Campbell, the Pre- Can you spell political munication system. He even Olympics will cost isn't yet known. Although force.'" Chomsky says. mier of all British Colum- fhmky? As public servants, in- hired a person, Irene Chanin, to the multiplex has some cold hard cash behind it "Democratic societies can't bians, must have read Choms- formation officers were oversee that process, but ac-, work like that, because the ky because he's hell bent for responsible to us, the public. cording to the premier it didn't thanks to a $2 million federal-provincial pro- state is much more limited in leather to implement a gov- As political appointments, work. So Chanin was trans- gram, there's a huge gap between that amount its capacity to control beha- ernment communications ap- they answer to their masters, ferred to the B.C. Buildings viour by force. Since the voice paratus that will do his bidding namely Campbell and his gov- Corporation, where she still re- and the $7 million-plus construction cost. of the people is allowed to along the lines of the old ernment. ceives her deputy minister's And both dreams exist during, a:time of an . speak out, those in.poWer, bet-,:, lefty,'s:warnings: I can't recall the number of salaryw~; ~ , '~L"~'~ l~.,rm~4 unsettled econOmy, leadirig to"qfi~e'~tions of after control what that Voice : The premier,is:in~thepro - - times Campbell, while 6ppGsi ~i~:';::~:'~ That. leaves ihe:'.pre~:hiet~t~F~ says - in, other words, control cess of firing about 270 public tion leader, attacked the NDP to create a propaganda ma- f0rdabili'ty/There's also a deba~e bver the reef" what people think. One of the servants working in what is government for having politi- chine entirely under his con- ways to do this is to create po- loosely called government trol, a politician's dream come its of governments citing deficits and debt as cized the public service. litical debate that appears to communications. The premier, true. While that claim was true, it justifications for reducing social services yet embrace many opinions, but it appears, is blaming them for And he complains about the must also be said that the poli- being able to find the money for showcase pro- actually stays within very nar- getting out the wrong message media sending the wrong mes- row margins. You have to about his New Era govern- ticization of the public service sage to the public. jects. make sure that both sides in ment. began a lot earlier. Beyer can be reached at: Mr. Talstra ambitiously and optimistically the debate accept certain as' In an interview with the No government before, E-mail: [email protected], however, placed responsibility sumptions - and that those as- Vancouver Sun's Craig Me- Tel (250) 381-6900; Web says he wants the first shovel in the ground next sumptions are the basis of the Innes, the premier said he for information entirely in the spring for the multiplex project. For that to propaganda system. As long as wants to "stop" the campaigns hands of political hacks, http://www.hubertbeyer.com happen, multiplex supporters will have to work hard and fast. The 1999 plans will have to be dusted off to see .if they still make sense. Costs will have to be updated. It-" II started with Gr :lndpa There's talk of finding private partners. Yet A TAPE recorder with a hand rnents of rapport one-on-one is Peter Gzowski might have held microphone is a great in- it likely you'll learn something done. it's doubtful if enough private money can be teractive toy. With my $40 profound about your ancestors. If we were doing this with a found to make up the difference between the $2 older model, my granddaugh- Arranging time for a grand- view to recording for posterity t ter amuses herself for hours. child to converse, to connect we would buy tapes special for million federal-provincial grant and the con- She rehearses songs for the with a grandparent, can be this purpose and file them latet~. struction cost. end-of-year school assembly, more than useful. It can lead to But for now, she's getting to That means public borrowing and that means reads chapters of Nancy Drew insights transferred directly know Grandpa better, and to hear her own voice (always without the conduit of a cen- amusing herself while Grandma a referendum, an opportunity for a healthy and a thrill and a shock). 1 can soring parent. prepares lunch. vigorous examination of the proposal. help her read and understand Before her interview with Both enjoyed their initial in- new unusual words, something Grandpa, ! did two things: terview. Her interest in his past This will lead to a rehash of past multiplex 1 could not do if she were asked Grandpa for permission boosted his morale, and she in to do the interview, and ran debates, but it is a small price to pay. Otherwise reading silently to herself. turn gained confidence in con- Toward the end of grade i I" I llellltl: I :l I |eIIl;l 1.1 through a list of possible ques- dreams can turn into nightmares and optimism tions for her to ask. I didn't trolling the process. four, her chtss studied TV CLAUDETTE SANDECKI I don't have notions this in- can too easily be quashed. commercials, and videotaped want to spring the interview on him and have him say 'no'. troduction to sound equipment their own commercial which might lead to a life work as an- stretched out on the sofa, That would have crushed her. they devised, wrote dialogue other Pamela Wallin. Although waiting for lunch or a nap, So when i pulled up a stool for, and acted while teacher many people have gone on to Rod Link whichever came first. PUBLISHER/EDITOR: held the camera. Through it beside him and plugged her illustrious careers from equally Many of us grow up know- ADVERTISING MANAGER: Brian Lindenbach all, she got a taste of micro- tape recorder into the nearest inconsequential introductions ing little about the daily lives PRODUCTION MANAGER: Edouard Credgeur phones and interviewing. outlet, Grandpa was in n frame to media. Nor do I dream of her of our grandparents when they NEWS: Jeff Nagel Now she matches her new of mind to cooperate. achieving another Angela's were young. Our knowledge is 2001 WINNER NEWS/SPORTS Sarah Zimmerman skill with my old style tape re- Beginning with our re- Ashes. Our family lacks both corder to interview live guests. limited by our reluctance to CCNA BETTER NEWS/COMMUNrFY: Jennifer Lang hearsed questions, she asked the alcoholism and the poverty NEWSPAPERS intrude, lack of time to sit to- Only problem is, we have few underpinning Frank McCourt's COMPETITION FRONT OFFICE: Darlene Keeping & Carol McKay gether and chat, or not need- him where he was born, how visitors before 3 p.m. on a memoir, CIRCULATION SUPERVISOR: Terri Gordon Sunday, She deals with that by ing to know until we're older; many siblings he had, their But public speaking which ADVERTISING CONSULTANTS: following Robin Williams' ex- by then our grandparents have names, ages and so on. In ten Bert Husband & Stacy Gyger ample, inventing voices for passed on. minutes she learned more she does comfortably, facing a TELEMARKETER: Stacy Gyger her interviewees. And too often when fami- about Grandpa than 1 could tell sea of strangers is one thing. 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Published on Wednesdayof each week at 3210 Clinton Slreel, Terrace, BdtishColumbia, V8G 5R2, Slodes, photographs,Illustralions, designs and typestylesIn the TerraceSlandard are Ihe properly ol Ihe copyright holders, Including Cadboo Press (1969) Ltd,, its Illustration repro se~ces and advertising agencies. ReproductionIn wholeor In part,without wdtlen permission, Is specificallyprohibited. Authorizedas second.d~ssmall pendingthe Post Office Department,for paymentof postagein cash, Special thanks to all our contributors and correspondents for their time and talents The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 10, 2002 - A5 T HERE WERE two (NWCC. UB('-scicnccs; graduating high medicine) $500 school classes in Old Age Pensioners' Terrace this year - Organization - Adrian giving the community Iloughtoo $700; Tyler twice as many reasons to Noble $700 be proud. Centennial Christian Gordon Coulter School handed out high Memorial-Kinsmen Cluh school diplomas to six of Terrace - Jercmy Grade 12 students - the Beintema $500 private school's first-ever Laura Lee Memorial- graduating class. Kinsmen Club of Ter- And on June 28, Cale- f race - tteather Peters donia Senior Secondary (UVie-creative writing) School's grads cheerfully $500 donned cap and gown for a Dr. Victor Hawes ceremony at the R.E.M. Memorial-Kinsmen Club LeeTheatre. of Terrace and Linda Students at both schools Hawes - Dcserai Vande- were also recognized for velde $750 their achievements through Canadian Parents for scholarships and awards. French -Terrace Chap- The following is a list ler - Jasmine Williams of scholarships and their 2002 recipients. (Malaspina Univeristy College-sciences; physiotherapy) $500; Shyla Centennial Baker (UVic- Christian School's education)S500; Gillian awards and scho- Gook $501); Rehana Manji larships $500; Marjie Brown C.C.S. School Board (NWCC-arts; languages) Scholarship - Ritcesha $500; Kory Yamashita Mathew, $500 $500 C.C.S Staff Disciple- Dudley Little Memor- ship Scholarship - Rayna "~:~?'-j~:'~k:~::'.:i~"~i :.::$i~i~i~~ " ' ial - Phil Durand $400 Braam, $500 Frank Morris Mem- The Mantel Founda- orial- Kim MacDonald tion Scholarship- Rayna GRAD Michael Du, right, was joined by his sister, grandmother the REM Lee Theatre. Du's proud sister, Tien, made the long (NWCC, UBC-psycho- Braam, $500 and Jodi and father at Caledonia's graduation exercises held June 28 at trek up from Vancouver to watch her brother receive his diploma. Iogy) $600 Braam $500 John and Ellen Bastin Memorial-Northwest Education 88 Foundation - Shauna Palahicky (NWCC, UBC-sciences; Health and Education medicine) $600 Scholarship - Sharon An- The Class of 2002 Harold Cox-Northwest dersen, $500 Education 88 Foundation The George (Gerrit) - Mitch Warner (UBC- Faber Memorial Scho- Grade 12 students recently took part in their June graduation and award film studies) $600 larship - Riteesha Ma- ceremonies. Here is this year's list of scholarship and award winners. Hans G. Muehle thew, $500 Memorial - Krista Brin- John Vandevelde + son (NWCC, UBC-sci- Construction Scholar- ences; nursing) $1,000 ship - Cole Nystrom, $500 George Viereck Photos by Joanna Wong Memorial-Northern Sav- ings Credit Union - Cody Caledonia Senior Haines (NWCC, UNBC- Secondary Northwest Community (NWCC-arts, psychology) $300 (New Amounts); sciences; pharmacy) external awards College-Trades/ Techno- $300 Chris Mintenko (NWCC, $1,000 McDonald's BEST- logy Instructors - Jeremy Caledonia Athletics - UBC~-sciences; pharmacy) Terrace and District Leah MaiD $500 Beintema (NWCC-carpen- Kelly Steel (University $300 Arts Council - Adam McDonald's BEST - try) $300 College of the Caribou-cri- Caledonia Senior Sec- Kerby (Vancouver Film Scan Dusdal $500 Royal Canadian minology) $300; Doug ondary School - Karisa School - acting) $1,000 McDonald's Employ- Mounted Police - Jeremy Burni p (UNBC-geography) Petho (University College Terrace Crimestop- ees - Rehana Manji $500 Freeman (NWCC, CNC- $500 of the Caribou-history and pers Society - Rob Miller McDonald's Hannah criminology, police work) Royal Bank - Kyla La- political science) $250; (NWC C-c rimi nology) Kantola Memorial - An- $375 (including $125 Re- vallee (NWCC-education) Sabrena Harvey (NWCC- $1,000 (New Scholarship) gela Ames $500 issue) $500 psychology and philoso- Skeena Sawmills - Forest Renewal Brit- Caledonia Senior Sec- Larry Swanson Mere-' phy) $250;~,Col[e6n Collin' .Meena Kandola (NWCC, ish ~C01iinibia 'Bursary - Ondary School - Kara orial-Terraee ,, Mino,r, s0u, ~~ NYC~q~C- p~y,~b ntogy)~ • UBC-.pharmacy), $1,00[1; Eric Thiessen $750 Charron $50; Jana Lindew' 'Hb'~kdy Association - $250i' Jennifer, Evanoff Emma, Keating, (N,WCC, BC Hydro Power Pio- bach (SFU-primary educa- Mike Scarborough (University College of the UVic-sciences; orthopedic neers -Tyler Noble $500 tion) $150; Nicole Wilcox (UNBC-sciences, X-ray Caribou, UVic-elementary surgery) $1,000; Graham Terrace and District $150; Marina Isidoro technology) $500 education) $400 Warner $1,000 Arts Council - Caitlin (VCC-hairdressing) $200; Tentanda Via - Can- Terrace Skeena Val- Terrace and District Keenan (Canadian Acade- Ryan Mitchell (Southern dace Klein (NWCC, SFU- ley Rotary Club - Jana Credit Union - Andrea my) Chamber Music $300; Alberta Institute of Tech- criminology) $50(I Lindenbach $250; Gillian Buhr (NWCC, University Cayley Western (UBC- nology - electronics engin- Canadian Union of Gook (Grande Prairie Re- College of the Caribou-ve- Music) $300; Haley Sulli- RITEESHA MATHEW, 18, made Terrace history eering technology) $200 Public Employees (Local gional College, UNBC- terinary medicine) $500; van (Vancouver Academy June 27 when she and five other classmates be- Terrace Bluebaek 2012) - Sandeep Basanti sciences; medicine) $250 Baijinder Gill (NWCC, Violin) $500 came the first graduating class of Centennial Swim Club - Tamara (NWCC-sciences) $600 Renaud Fontaine SFU-computer technology) Greyhound - Jaime Christian School. Riteesha was class valedictorian, Checkley (NWCC-history) Terrace Bar Associa- Memorial-Terrace Skee- $500; Laura Seaton McPhadyen $500 $400 tion - John Ramsay na Valley Rotary Club - (NWCC-education) 5500; Ruth Harvey Memor- Magen Belanger management) $150 Skeena Cellulose - (NWCC, UBC-Iaw) $750 Kory Yamashita (UBC-ap- Stephanie. Gloyn (UBC- ial - Alissa Gervais $500 (Hairdressing); Richard Don Diego's - Nicole Jared Hamer (Grande (including $250 Re-issue) plied sciences; civil en- economids) 51,500 Miller Thompson- Croteau (Lathing); Anna Wilcox (Okanagan Uni- Prairie Regional College - Kalum Forest District gineering) $500 Northern Drugs - Leah MaiD $1,000 Johnson (Cook Training); versity College-psycho- arts; journalism) 5400 - Graham Warner (UVic- Henry Dreger- Allan Matthew Lloyd (NWCC, Garfield Weston - Re- Chase Thomson (Sheet logy) $250 (Re-issue) Terrace Community biology) $250 Scafe (NWCC-UVic-his-" UBC-sciences; pharmacy) hana Manji $1,500 Metal) Terrace Co-operative Band - Katrina O'Byrne Bell Pole Company- tory and psychology) $1,000 Clean-Air Project Premier's Award of Association - Tyler Noble (UVie-music) $500 Eric Thiessen (CNC-forest $1,000 Rotary Club of Ter- Krista Brinson $1,0O0; Da- Excellence Leah Maid (UBC-civil engineering) Terrace Dentists - resource technology) $750 Terrace Insurance race - Leah Maid (UBC- niel Chapman $1,000 55,000 $200 Morgan Manning (CNC- McAIpine & Compa- Brokers - Tyler Latimer sciences; pharmacy) University of Northern Khalsa-Skeena Valley dental hygiene) $500 ny -Tammy Wade (CNC- (NWCC, UVic-business) 51,800 British Columbia En- Local scholarships Guru Nanak Brother- Terrace Professional legal stenography) $500 $500; Brad Sousa John Chen-Wing-Ca- trance $1,500 Daniel Terrace and District hood Society - Brandon Fire Fighters- Matt Kermode Friendship (NWCC, UBC-business) ledonia Endowment Chapman Teachers' Union - Aaron Wiebe (NWCC-education) Gurnsey (NWCC-firefight- Society - Karl Hystad $50O Fund for Recognition of Northwest Community Gingles (Northwest Com- $250; Baljit Kalan (BCIT- ing) $500 (UVic-arts, psychology) Terrace Medical Soc- Excellence - Vincent College Krista Brinson munity College, Business financial management) Jack Young - Adrian $300; Toron Mould iety- Jaime McPhadyen Drouin (Canadian Univers- $1,500; Matthew Lloyd management and computer $250 Houghton (UVic-sciences; (NWCC, UNBC-arts; his- (NWCC-sciences; medi- ity College, UBC- $1,500 technology) $400; Liam Northwest Loggers' psychiatry) $200 tory and anthropology) cine) $500; Rehana Manji sciences;dentistry) $1,850 Murphy (NWCC, UVic- Association - Kyle Randr- AIcan Primary Metal Provincial business) $400; Matt Tit- up (North Island College- Group - Marcel C" District six students terton (Capilano College- earth sciences) $250 lia ((NWCC, UV: short-listed, results to be tourism managment) $400; Robert Sheridan ences) $500 announced in August. Cole Stephens (NWCC, Memorial - BC North- Caledonia Senio Provincial Examina- arts) 5400; Danielle Billey ern Real Estate Board- ondary School - I tions results upon receipt (NWCC-sciences, nutri- Angela Ames (NWCC, Giannelia $250, l of provincial exam marks tion) $400; Danny Chap- UBC-arts, advertising) Chapman 5250~ Vera Frank Me, in August. man (UNBC-sciences; $250 Industry, Training, medicine) $1,000 Clarence Michiei Ele- - Trina Botelho (N and Apprenticeship Elan Travel - Kara aaentary School - Terry Trinity Western Un Commission Charron (VCC-tourism Bal (UNBC-arts) $275 ty-education) $500 Richard and King Memorial- Matthews (NWCq ences; pharmacy) $5 Mohawk Stop 'n -Josh Asselstine (N history and politic~ ence) 5400 (incl $250 Re-issue) Hannah Ka Memorial - Aliss~ vais (Okanagan Uni, College-fine arts, arts) $500 (New Sc ship) Howard Froese oriaI-Jim Vallance cey Kumpolt (N' music therapy) $500 Nick Kolllas Sm Phil Durand (N ~ astrophysics and me cal engineering) $101 serai Vandevelde (I University Colleg ADAM KIRBY was a feature entertainer at Cars graduation ceremonies. Kirby ences, physiotherapy) KAYLIE BRAAM, lefti was all srnl!es as sh~i:]0ked around with her uncle, grad played parodies of some of his favourite pop songs on his acoustic guitar. $100; Nicole Lindsay NickBtaam beforethe Caledoniagrad0atlonoXerclses,

i A6- The Terrace Standard, wednesday, July 10, 2002 Letters to the editor " .o.., . Olympic referendum must be held • Emergency Care & X-Ray • Auto & Work Injury Dear Sir: Victoria are often obsessed about such monumental - the matter is a fait ac- mon sufficient intestinal i ¸;L: Your June 26, 2002 edi- with social planning that is public expenditures. We compli. fortitude to go to the :::, * Sports Injury torial on the Winter Olym- dominated by forms of cannot just accept their It is too beholden to its people by referendum on :::: * Footmaxx Orthotics pics bid was right on. cost-benefit analysis, in- easy assurances that this sponsors, the privileged in for such a huge expendi- Premier Gordon Camp- volving 'grotesque calcu- will pay for itself. our society, who will be ture of public money, then .... NO REFERRALNECESSARY bell, with the connivance lations' putting dollar as- It is a public issue that the only beneficiaries for I will predict that the voter Dr. R.D. Greenwood of the federal government, sessment on human lives. is appropriate for more dir- such an investment of our turn-out would be three : 4635 Lazelle Ave., Terrace, B.C. is now planning to spend I laud your call for a re- ect scrutiny before another tax dollars. times that of the referen- billions of dollars while so ferendum. The people have dime is spent. But 1 do not And finally, I would dum on aboriginal treaties. 638-8165 many of our children are a right to engage in a dia- share your optimism that venture to say that if this Larry Guno, OPEN MONDAY TO SATURDAY going hungry. logue with its government this government will listen government wer.e to sum- Terrace, B.C. To say it is misguided is being charitable to this government which is on some messianic drive to nickel and dime the social programs in the guise of a new era of prosperity, for a few, that is. Campbell and his crew cannot justifiy spending such huge amounts to build the infrastructure for the 2010 Olympics. .. His "I feel your pain" statements now ring hollow as the sick, the elderly and the children are being asked to accept on faith that a new Jerusalem is being created on the well- manicured ski hills of.. Whistler. Someone said that whenever a government states that such a mon- ument will pay for itself, you better count your sil- verware. It is obscene to ask the citizens of this province to accept that our most vulnerable in our' society must wait until some distant future when the returns start coming. The Canadian philoso- pher, Charles Taylor, noted that neo-conserva- tives like this crowd in Olympics a gamble Dear Sir: I enjoyed your editorial June 26, 2002 about the Olympic bid at Whistler and how it does nothing for us. But all the downtown scribblers miss the real point of the $310 million provincial ant~i:~for the Olympics.

I have attended 30 ;VTT:.... ¢- "! meetings with government this year. One was with his royal highness and the " t: theme of them all is "we are broke. We must cut costs. We have no :2 monqy." Schools are closing, hospital districts are un- derfunded. You know them II6 all, I won't list any more,. I.~.~ PanlySklmmd But $310 million is Milkor Skim unit. hclodi~$ readily available for a bid Homosmkdad Chocolate.4LiIr¢. ~¢"~ ~[' ~"~ 1 ~g~ ONE.Combined vadttks. on Whistler. And this is While stocks hst. Coupon t'fftctlvu at you, Saft"#ay STOICSonly. Limit where the pitiful pundits one coupon per cmtomer. Coupon ¢fft'cdye Dom go wrong, terribly wrong. July II to 13,2002 This is just a bid. This is a PLU 7278 gamble. nl n p n i im mmm | | | mmm | n | | | n i m ~ The government of ~ ~."'~'t~N "~ ~ Campbell is taking $310 million of our grocery money and putting it on this high stakes gamble that stands an 'excellent chance of losing. This government that cries poor at every street corner is gambling with our grocery money. You can cry poor and close Ill!!!!! schools, or you can gamble on the Olympics, but you eann0t do both at the same time. It has to be one or the other. i BBChicken 1 Les Watmough, I O~Lemon Herb. 800 g. Terrace, B.C. I FIRSTIg'O- Cambt'ned n ~~.~u02. Good work = ~lll~l[~ B0neless"NewYork"l~ B¢ [essEyeof ~ WholeBoneless Dear Sir: Strip Loin [i~iRc d I ~ Pork Loin As I sit in my Nanaimo ~.Y,'lmle.Sold m a I,a~: /~~ Y~'lsole.Sold in., bag ~ Tende,.',in end emoved home reading about the .....i [1% .~ only.Cut bee of ch.~rge. ~'t'~;:~::,./ '~ only.Cut freeot" charge. I ~;Y'~k, Soldm a baa onh'. Cut bee of "~) See in.storefor detads. [~ ~i. See in.storetbr details. I ....:~ :.',~'g. durge.See ~l.st0re f0r details. excellence that was ~ml=~= ~~ ~ I :~:~ ~ achieved by secondary school bands at Music w,n Fest Canada, it makes me feel absolutely wonderful. Having been a student at these schools and doing very well at music festivals in the past, I feel the ~~,~. Safeway SELECT C0ca-C01a T ...... n ! Premium excitement of the honour. ~I ..... !!~/°l!~,Ti~i!!~! ! . Products GolfChbSet With the economic si- Assortedvarieties. 2 Litre. TourModel 2. Men'sright Plusdeposit and/or envlro 7 tuation and the cut- ~ It0u~h0ldI,mit. rrgd~r pnm apply Handed.Men's Lefl Handed backs that have hit the or LadiesRight Handed. northwest in recent years, it is great to know that the calibre of music that teens '} .. are able to achieve is a constant. 9999 Congratulations to all who participated. This may , , ,,," • • , ~• 'i•¸ ~ be the road to puttlng Ter- race on the map. Becky Luedtke, Nanaimo, B.C. The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 1 O, 2002 - A7 School board asked for help Dear Sir: sumed that the school sys- One of the hallmarks of CORRESPONDENCEFOR THE TERRACESTANDARD tern was there primarily for democratic government is the benefit of our kids, not that the process itself is MISTY RIVER the perpetuation of some supposed to be open to The Mail Bag self-serving contrivance for TACKLE & HUNTING scrutiny - not just the de- the adsorption and eva- @ cisions and decision.ma- poration of tax funds. kers, but all the factors Perhaps I'm wrong but, considered in reaching strengthen educatiomtl ser- of the long-term financial again, I may not yet have I- SADWATER OR FRE those decisions are ex- - vices to students, and organizational stuhili- all the pertinent facts. posed to public view. Laudable, that. If only it ty of the district. Please, school board, edu- WE'RE YOUR ONE STOP It establishes the weren't secoadary to the I believe the board has cate me. • Largest Selection Of "informed consent of the board's stated primary goal those priorities back-ass- John tlow, Rods, Reels, i governed" that distin- in Item 1: the maintenance ward. ! have always pre- Terrace, B.C. Combos & Tackle guishes a democracy from • Charts • Licences less genteel forms of rule. • Roe, Herring & Worm This principle has been Gay rights stand is wrong o Pop, Ice, Snacks ¢,~ repeatedly violated by our school board in their Dear Sir: in respect to tolerance. "handling" of the current " It is disgusting that a minority group One does not have to adhere to the round of school closures such as gays, lesbians and transgender lifestyles and sexual preferences of indi- ; NOW IN! Palntball Supplies! and layoffs through a ser- people have to resort to a human rights viduals to ensure their rights are also met, - & CO~ DelHI Station ies of closed-door board ~tribunal in to obtain a proclamation of Bigotry and self righteous moralistic meetings on the subject. Gay Pride Day from Terrace city council, views should not be a part of the agenda I can not agree with this Who do these elected councillors think of any elected official's platform. . E~lrk.___.~ ,~,~w--;-;~---1,, .... : . _,.~..... ~ -_ ~ -1 board decision. I believe it they are? Councillors are elected to re- It seems apparent that at best some of i:.qlll ~.~,~ -'-" -' ' - amounts to a craven en- present the views of all facets of the mu- the councillors would benefit significantly ~[I ..... ~[ "-- '- " : :' - dorsation of a schoolyard nicipality they profess to represent, in attending a human rights seminar so zt,,,J/i ^~,, ~ t~ t 5008A ar--v, ...... shake-down (a.k.a. down- Entering into the early years of this they could be more compassionate to the ~~ve, /errace ~-~3'69 loading) hy a bunch of millennium, it is apparent that the Ter- views of the minority and to those who :- ~ -. _ . . ,-,~ ..... - -! New Era bully-boys in race council is not adapting to many of live a different lifestyle. Victoria, the initiatives that society has evolved to Ross Slezak, Terrace, B,C. None-the-less, i remain willing to be convinced otherwise by any information that I may not have had available when I for- mulated that conclusion. Regrettably, the public is presently denied knowledge of the factors the board considered in reaching their closed-door decision. We don't know if all feasible options were con- :: o sidered, or if the advice received from the administration was comprehen- sive and balanced, All details of the deli- berations - down to who voted in favour of the closures - will, through a convenient bureaucratic technicality, remain a deep dark secret until the * The deals all of Canada has been waiting for. meeting minutes are released in September. 11 The only clue we have been given as to 'the k board's thinking came in the note that was sent home with the children whose schools were sum- k mari]y~closed. Iq .~heir itemized ae- eour/tihg we find Item'2: ,i ;~i!i!i'!~i"~ 20ij2 BI)iCKRENDEZVOUS CX ...... ;~. ~ 2002CHEVROLET CAVALIER VL COUPE OR SEDAN ! i :,~.

to meet the school district PURCHASE PRICE 48MONTl~ . '~-i CASHPURCHiSEPRJCEI SODRIVEAWAYLEASEI 48HOHTH ' . 2 goals to maintain and or S30,888toL s,*.*E,*E$398" 0%' : $12,695' ? S223" . 0%' " li¢OLUO£$rsEIGHrANOPUII eeeHOatel4eUONIHS J P$1OFlKEFiNANDING - : IFlOLUOZSfRBGRTADOPOlI r[itNONtH4lanNtl]$ I pONCHA~[rlNANCING Buy from SD.19ODOWN PAYMENT . - DRIVEAWAY WITHOUT PAYING' BUICK'SFIRST CROSSOVER VEHICLE IS TRULY IMPRESSIVE. SoFIRST PAYMENT SO DOWNPAYMENT SO SECURITY DEPOSIT Canada, eh -JEREHY CAT& THE VANCOUVERSUN '"; Dear Sir: Not being a frequent shopper l am curious as to , i~ i ~:/~ why Safeway displays a sign reading "Buy B.C. :I Apples" when in fact they seldom have any. Recently 1 was trying to 2002 CHEVROLETMALIBU buy potatoes. Numerous CASHPURCHASE PRICE | SII A R T LEASE U.S. potatoes were on dis- ~M~ 2002 GMC SOHOMA EXTENDEDCAB play, but no Canadian var- CkSHPURCHASEPRICE SHARTLEASE S20e998fal S258° ~ 48MONT~0% t ieties were available. 0 %t INCLUD[$fREIGHT AKO PUI fir IIOKTH/4!MONTHS $22.338' i $224' ,.oR,, hi.Doe,.,,., ,",O.,O,.O,NO ? When I asked the man- INOLUOES|R[IGHIAHOPOI [ PERMONIH/4ONONTH$I Pu,o,ASt,.,o,. "HIGHESTOUALITY ENTRY MIDSIZE CAR" ager why this is so and SZ.~ODOWN PAYH[NT "J.O. POWER" what could be done about it he said he would invest- igate and phone me. I am still waiting for his phone k call. Safeway is buying potatoes from a country that outright refused to buy potatoes from Canada's east coast. They are buying i ...... g 2002 OLDSMOBILEALERO GX COUPE from farmers that recently k (3M r" 2002GMC ENVOY SLE CASHPURCFIASE PRICE SMARTLEASE-L 48 MONTH received subsidies to the CASHPURCHASE PRICE SMARTLEASE $19,998' $248" 7 O%t tune of (U,S.) $200 billion IHCLUDrtFREIGHT AMD Phi I fie MOKTH/4|HONTAS PURCHASEFlNANDING $38,188t S498" "] 00/0,.0., , tO,Z35DOW PAYId(NI from the U.S. government. INCLUDtSFNUGHrAFFOPDI] PERHONIH/4DHONIHOi PU~BAStUNAHDING They are buying from 54.190DOWN PAYHtNT 'A"A'*'A"A" our friends and neighbours 2002 MOTORTREHD SPORT/UTILITY OF THE YEAR' FIVE STARSAFETY RATIHG ° who have closed down our sawmills and caused thousands of B.C. workers to lose their jobs. They are buying from these t friends who talk a lot about free trade but practice anything but. What do you expect, you may ask, from a cor- i:ZiM r" 2002GMC SIERRA EXTENDED CAB SLE 2002 CHEVROLETVENTURE VALUE VAN poration with its head of-. CASHPURCHASE PRICE SMARTLEASE . CASHPURCHASE PRICE SMARTLEASE i 48 MONTH flee in the U,S. and what is S30,198f $368" ,,,o,,, the big deal anyway if you IS22,998 ,i $268" ' 0%' .,.u.,n..,.o,0, I DEnMONTH/e6 MONTHS i PUDOHA$[O%tFlNANO[IfG INCLUPUFR[IGHIANDPDII KRIdDHTI't/41MONTH$I PURCDASEFINAFlCIN6, are not a farmer? $4210DOWN PATH(HI n,115 DOWNPAYHfHT To me it's just one HIGHEROUALITY THAN DODGE RAM more example as towhy. :: HIGHERRESALE VALUE THAH FORD F-SERIES • FIVE STARSAFETY RATING' the American government is walking all over us. We MOSTFUEL-EFFICIENT VAN IN ITS CLASS' as typical Canadians accept anything and are not fighting back. That goes for our government and us DR9P BY YOURLOCAL POHTIAC • DUICK • QMC DEALEROR CHEVROLET• OLDSMOBILEDEALER. viSIT Us ATwww.gmcensda.com OR CALL1.800.GM.DRIVIE, e 'Based on a 48 month leasefor Buick RendezvousCX FITA..GMC 8onornaExt. ISB GMC EnvoySLE RTA,Chevrolet Cavalier VL RTA, ChewolatMaflbu RTC eldsmobUe as individuals. AleroGX ~oupeRTA. Chevlole Ven ure Va ue Van RTAand a 36 month Leat,e on GMC Sierra.Tufa obligationis $22,293,$13342, $28,094,$1L82L $I0.704, $1S,531. CHEVROLET $14,138, $16,738, Annualkilomelre limit 20,000 kin, $0.12 per excess kllometre Opllon to purchaseat leaseend is $12,994. $11,774, $I L919, $17,664, $5245. I am making my small $9,276, $8,684, $10,051,(plus applicable taxes), Other lease options available, tPurchace financing on approvedGMAC credit only up to 48 months *:lFreDhl nc uded effort: to stand up and be License, insuranceand taxeSnot Included. 'tSTba SmartLeaserrlonthiy paymentand the GMACpurchase finance rates are not syaltablewith and are not calculatedon Oldsmobile Q the "cash purchaseprice' shown. The differencebetween the price for the 8marlLease/GMACpurchase finance offer and the "Cash PurchasePrice" offer is deemedunder counted, Should you wish,, :~ ~ provincial disclosurelaws to be a coat of borrowing,whether or not the samerepresents actual interest,end is requiredto be expressedas an actual percentagerate you can also give your which is 0,00%, 2,16%. 2,52%,4,21%, 9.82%, 9.06%, 4.06%, 5,26%. Example:$10,000 at 9% APR,Ihe monthly paymentI~ 27L77/$208.33 for 36/48 monlhs, Cost ot borrowingIs $0, Totalobligation le $10,000. Downpaymeot.tradeend/or security deposit may be requl~ed. MonthTypaymenl end coalof borrowingwifl valy depending opinion tO Safeway, By the : on amount borrowedand down payment/trade.#General Motors will pay the first months GMAClease payment inclusive of applicabletaxes plus securitydeposit. "Drive AwayWithout Paying"offer does net applyto purchasefinancing offer, ,~.Awardmentions: Oldsmobile Alero holds e 5.Star Frordal Impa¢ safely ra no, GI~CJimmy holds a 5-Star Side Impact/Frontand near SeatImpact safety ratingand ChevroletVenture holds a Side Impact/FrontSeat Impact safetyrating. Testingconducted by the al IV! gown potatoe s. NationalHlghwny Traffic Safely Administration. Venture efficiency award based on 2002 NaturalFlesoumes Canada Office of Efficiency.J.D. PowerAw-anJ dstatls available onlineat .wvae.kfpownr.com.Offere appS'to 2002 new or demonstratormodels of vehicles equippedas described,and appliesto qua Ifledrela customerstn Ihe BC Dealer - .... ' " John Jensen. :~i / " :::.~; MarkeffndAsaoclstlon area only, Llmhad qnantfl~ of 2002 modelsavailable. Dealer trade may be required.Dealers axe free to set Indlddualprices L tared t me Offersubject • Terracee B.C, '~ ' to changewhich may not be combinedwith other offers.Certain e~¢epUons apply, See your local BC GM dsaler(s) for coeditlon$and details, Ill A8 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 10, 2002

: RADELET& jamesWRadeet COMPANY Barristers& Solicitors iIlli Tax L~aw• Trusts* Corporate & Commercial 1330 -' 1075 West Georgia Sh'eet, Vancouver, B.C. V6E 3C9 BUSNESS REVIEW Phone: 604-689-0878 Fax: 604-689-1386 Contamination complicates Safeway plans for gas bar SAFEWAY conlinues to work on its plans to they're going to deal with it," he said. expand its store and build a self-serve gas bar The area has featured other types of deve- needs are completed with in the parking lot, says a company official. lopment in the past, including a sawmill on Sabrina Delmonte said the company is which the Safeway store now sits. p fast service at reasonable prices, working through different issues related to Safeway has now filed its proposed environ- each of the two projects. mental action plan with provincial environ- WE SPECIALIZE "We are in the development permit phase mental officials. m_ IN and there are negotiations with the city,"she A development permit issued by the city, said. subject to meeting environmental regulations Safeway originally wanted to have con- and building codes, lists the gas bar cost at struction of the gas bar underway by now as $200,000. 3" ".~ well as to have started on the expansion. The overall expansion plan is to bring the Safeway began adding self-serve gas bars to store up to 40,000 square feet in size so that its stores throughout western Canada more new sections can be added and existing ones Adve~ismgLayout & Design-Brochures i :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: than a year ago. enlarged. One item that has cor~plicated the gas bar Safeway has been at its Lakelse Ave. loca- Flyers- Postern-Newsletters- Menus • i development is the discovery of petroleum tion since 1968 and its last major expansion ...... %~i~iliiiii~ products underneath the parking lot. :~ "~!~,; there took place in 1993. - AbsolutelyAr~ing on Paper- i City official David Trawin says the material When it comes to expansion of the store, probably seeped over from an old gas station LOCAL MOTORISTS such as Aaron Alan- II Give us a call today at 635-1872 ! on Lakelse which is now the site of Tim Hor- the company had two options, building into the tier will be able to fuel up at Safeway ton's. parking lot or taking up some of the space now when the grocery store's gas bar in the P ?r Fax us at 635.1868 II "It's not going to stop anything. It's a matter belonging to the Bargain Store. northwest corner of the parking lot is com- of getting their prescription together of how It has chosen the latter. pleted. JOANNA WONG PHOTO Airline stays on course ERWIN JEWELLE AN ALBERTA-BASED airline is continuing with its service connecting Ter- race to Prince George despite getting less business than first anticipated. ;]; .... Peace Air had planned to include a Smithers stop but backed away when ONLY Central Mountain Airlines, which operates out of that town, also began an east- west run. As a result of not going to Smithers, Peace Air is running at about half of its :,'!,~v~v i :, -~iiq~,:~b bflA projecte~ load of nine people each flight to and .,.,:~][; g "jf-r .-fir ,/~d from Prifice George, says company official Toni Antonietti. Both airlines introduced their Prince George service at about the same time last month. Although Central Mountain is based in Smi- thers, the majority of its routes are down south where it acts as a small feeder operation to the Air Canada system. "It certainly came as a surprise to us," said Ant- onietti of Central Moun- tain's decision. The Peace Air business plan is to not only provide a service to Prince George cut to connect northwestern passengers with its ongoing flights to Edmon- ton and other Alberta lo- cales once they reach Prince George. "That part is going DAYS LEFT! well," said Antonietti of the Alberta-bound traffic. She suspects some of that comes from north- westerners working in Al- berta because of the cur- LA AY JUL rent economic slowdown here. "Terrace seems pretty positive about our service and we want to see that grow," Antonietti said. LOOK OUT!

Jobless : (. (, rate dips COOK'S JEWELLERS UNEMPLOYMENT in the northwest eased in June to 15 per cent after several WILL SOON BE MOVING IN! months of increases, That's a drop from 16.1 per cent in the northwest region in May, according to Statistics Canada. The jobless rate still stands five full points above the 10 per cent rate a year ago. The northwest remains the region with the highest unemployment in B.C., followed by the Cariboo at 13.6 per cent and the northeast at 11.6 per cent. The B,C. average is 8.8 per cent, pulled down by relatively low unemployment in urban Vancouver and Victoria. Social services agencies The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 10', 20'02 - A~ "DON'T HIDE FROM SUMMER, told to cut the duplication BASK IN IT." THE PROVINCIAL gov- important to understand child care facilities or ernment is encouraging so- that 90 per cent of victims whether it pays the opera' Are you ready ,oSras~:; ~it~f:u;rwinn ,ng 1'7~g_ " ,!~ cial service providers to do don't report ,'tbuse. tors, afford,'tbility is always away with duplication and These are typically the a huge issue," said Schau. Points plan, you can eat the foods you love, stay :~~i/ overlap, says a cabinet kind of client Ksan sees "For people who have satisfied, and still lose weight. Don't wait for ~,~"~ ,~.,,ii~ minister who visited Ter- compared to the assistance lost a subsidy, it's hard to race last week. program ;it the RCMP de- pay for care," slie added. shorts weather. Join now and get "Today's ~~I Lynn Stephens is the tachment which only con- "There may be a whole Special,' our new guide to satisfying meal ,f/ I~ ' J minister of state for sists of clients who have range of options out there, and snack ideas, ~ ~ women's equality and met reported and who have but when it comes to:if- and snackideas' FREE ! I~" i~ with representatives from been referred by police. fordahility, they may not child care and victims ser- "It's quite clear, There have a choice, They may vices agencies July 2. is no duplication or not havethe choices they Both areas are under overlap," Scarborough wanti!' saidSchaul JOIN NOW FOR 1/2 PRICE AND scrutiny by the provincial said. One Specific example SAVE $22 CALL 1-800-682-8011 government as it cuts Coco Schau of the Fa- offered by Schau is the Knox United Church (Terrace) spending and changes the mily Phtce, which pro- elimination of a program 4907 Lazelle • Tuesday 5:30 pm (NEWTIME) & 7:00 pm way it does business. vides support for child care for parents who have fatal- "We're looking at how Lynn Stephens providers and parents, said ly or medical emergencies. realfood.real life,real results, we can provide services to child care service reduc- There's no longer any meet the needs," said Ste- borough. "People are al- tions are having an effect money for short term child phens in adding that doing ready doing far more than in Terrace on low and care assistance which may away with duplication and what they are mandated middle income families. be needed becattse of overlap is a key considera- for." "Whether the govern- those emergencies, she tion. Scarborough said it is meat helps parents pay for said. She said she was impressed with the range of services in Terrace for people who are the victims of sexual assault and for child care. Sharing office space and administration requirements could be two ways to gain more efficiencies, the minister said. At the same time, Ste- phens acknowledged that various groups told her they need more money to provide services. The minister's visit came a week after the Ksan House Society learned it would lose up to Our biggest sales event of the year! Don't miss these exceptional $61),000 for its sexual as- offers on our award-winning lineup. But hurry, summer clearout ends soon. sault centre and low income parents began to cope with cuts to day care subsidies. Stephens said her job was to ensure a full range of child care, from people looking after a few children who don't need a li- cence to full-flown facilities, ~s available. Changes coming this I fall to child care regulations Could change the ratio of caregiver to children, she said. And despite daycare subsidy reductions or cuts ~?~i¸I¸ .... ;~ i;~,': to low income families, Stephens said parents are coping. • . ~ i~ "Parents generally still have choices," she said in calling for a child care system that has a range of • ,-. c options. "Yes, we think that's true," Stephens responded Chrysler Do when asked if the daycare subsidy reductions are being absorbed by those who are affected. Dabble Scarborough of the local transition house, which is run by the Ksan House Society and who was al one of the sessions, rejected any suggestion there is a duplication of overlap of sexual assault services in Terrace. "I don't know where she 'gets that from," said Scar- ?i ~:, • I ¸¸¸ Weather Chrysler Dodge ~i~. i • /'~ ~, was mixed Intrepid JUNE'S WEATHER featured one great week but also more rain than nor'- real, reports Environment Canada. That great weather occurred from June 8 to June 14 when it was hot, but not hot enough to meet Envir- onmen.t Canada's defini- tion of a heat wave. ' This designation kicks in when the thermometer: reads more than 32 de"' grees Celsius for three days iq. a row. On!y one day, June 14, ~VISITYOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD CHRYSLER, DODGE, JEEP. DEALER OR DAIMLERCHRYSLER.CA ~:~,~'~ \wi~ c uatomem read the fine p,dnt: ", ", 1 Thesea!e Iimi!edtime offerswhich may not be usedIn combinationor combined with any other offers except Graduate ...... touched the 32 degree ~, "~,,#~' ~ ~',~¢ ~ Hsbate. uesler oraer/trademay De necessary.See oealerfor completedetalis and cond tons • F nancng subject to approva by DaimlerChryslarFlnancial Services, ~C'Dit hll a 1 level when it was 31'.8 de- ~, ~*~.~,d'J'.'OvL'~ " 0% purchasefinancing on selected2002 Chrysler,Dodge, Jeop vehiclesup to 86-months, Example'.$20,000/$30,000 @ 0% APR/36-monthterm" monthly payment ~b,l~AlJU~ ] X ~*~onth s $,55.-5._55{_.$833,;3,~3;Costof prro.w!n~/s.So.. Total.o.bligatlonIs..$20,000/$30:000. 0% purchasefinancing on most 2002 Chrys er, Dodge, Jeep ~'ehlelesup to 48- grees. x -..~"- .,u.,,,~. c^ump~u: ~u,uuu/~u,uuu ~ u~ ~ew4u-monm term; momnly payment is $625.00/$833,33,Cost of borrowing is $0. Total obligation is $30,000/$40~O The R¢,~t~ffe • As,:for,rain, r the~monthly ,, ~ment eaffn~laiVme~jIn~'st-ra!e'taking into account the_S1,500-.$3.000 saving_s thatconeume.rs, who ~oo.se th9 0% financingWill forgo variesdepend ng on amountfinanced, term'of agree- Upte :~1000' a.u umuun=o= mc~oryto oea=erincentives, ~-xample: ~vo,uuo ~ u~ APH/36.monmterm, taKirlg into account the $3,000 savingsconsumers who choose the 0% financin will tallyrec6rdetf 118 per cent forgo !s 8,4%, and the ef!ectlvecost of borrowingis $3,000 "' No Paymentsfor up to 6-months on se ected vehicles.See dealerfor details. 1" Based on $1,500 - $3,000 factory to dealegrincentives deducted from MSRR Of n'o'i'h~M"precipitation, : 'i kctum savings will vary dependingon pricenegotiated A GraduateRebate appliesas follows $500 cash a lowance on leasedvehicles, $750 cash allowanceon Neon purchase; $1,000 cash allowanceon purchaseof vehiclesexcluding Neon; offer appliesto all vehiclesexcluding Dodge Viper and ChryslerProwler. Some conditions apply. Sea dealerfor completedetails and conditions,1: Warranty valid for 5 years or 100,000kin,whichever says Bill Miller, who comesfirst. Someconditions apply. See dealer for details.@ Jeep is a registeredtrademark of DaimlerChryslerCorporation used under license by Daimle~hryslerCanada Inc.; a whollyowned u JhsH~ryof DaimlerChryslerCorporation, keeps track of the weather for Enyironment Canada from his Whitehorse office. "Surprisingly enough, there, was six more hours 4916 Hwy. 16 West, Terrace, B.C, of bright sunshine than normal," Miller said. Smiihei's also recorded 635-7187 more rain than normal for the month of June. TERRA(, 1-81 ,,,-313-7187 "

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~S!I~, GLASSES and CONTACTS Terrace Crime Stoppersare asking for help to solve a break • Gucci YOUR & enter to a resience on Kalum Street in Terrace, B,C. ROCK DRILLING equipment and blasting is the order of the day on the section • Ralph Lauren "ONE STOP SHOP" On June 7th, 2002, a residenceon the 3500 block of Kalum of the Nisga'a Highway as it winds along beside Lava Lake leading into the • Harry Potter Street was left vacant for about one hour. Duringthat time, Nass Valley, More than $50 million will have been spent by the time work is fin- • Flexon BUY ONE PAIR ished within the next several years on the improvements, the residence was entered and several items stolen. A • Silhouette GET A SPARE screen was removed from an open window and entry • Easy Clip for a friend or family member gained, Road work continues Among the missing items were a Zenith brand VCR, a collectionof videocassettetapes and some baby toys. on Nisga'a Highway Terrace Crimestoppers wants your information, not your CON STR UCTION time everything is done in Camp. name. Any information is valuable and may lead to the CREWS are well on their 2006. As well, the sections of way to finishing one of the Already a section of the sealcoating already in arrest and convictionof the offenders. more complicated legs of highway leading to the place through the lava (.2%' ~' ::~ the multi-million dollar Lava Lake stretch has beds themselves north of ~elltl/It'ld, 0/~e, 7 ti~Eee/~ ' ' * r Crime Stoppers offers a cash reward of up to $1.000.00 for Lava Lake will be re- /,/ yet[,/ ~ l lnfarmatlonleadlngtoannrrestandchargesbeinglaidag alder project to improve the been completed and i!i / an Individual in this or other unsolved crime. If you have any highway into and in the paved. In the valley itself, placed by pavement. ~ ,~ ~ ~J~//~~ilil l InformatJ°ncall Crlm° St°pp era at 635"TIPSthat's 635"8477. | | | Callers will not be required to reveal their Identity nor testify in Nass Valley. two sections are being While those sections !: ;i! Jcourt. CrlmeStopporsdoesnotsubscrlbetocalldlsplay. Rock drilling and blast- worked on toward Green- ing to widen the stretch of ville and another section arelocal intransportation good shape, official says (/ -- [,g~;:'°:'~~i~:i~}~i:i:i the Nisga'a Highway asit of the road to that Nisga'a Don Ramsay, laying down ICall 635-TIPS winds along Lava Lake is village is to be raised. asphalt follows on a cam- Brides & Grooms- proceeding on schedule, That'll do away with mitment made when the ,,_~_ , says transportation mini- flooding from the Nass highway improvement pro- Don't zorgez to register ,~::~:j~f ~::,~ stry official George Lamas. River during high water "There are tons of rock years, said Lamas. jectThat was hasfirst increasedannounced. the at Gemma's BridaI Registry, ~e~:'~:x~'::,~,~a:::~,: ,i~:~o~ AUTO[liCKS to be moved," said Lamas Part of that work will cost of the overall project of the project which in- involve measures to safe- but it will be absorbed volves blasting into rock guard fish populations and within the transportation We Stock and then using it as fill a new bridge, he added. ministry's budget, he said. along the lakeshore to The transportation mini- "In fact there are some widen the road. stry will be grouping some vertical and horizontal , Doors ...... ~'i:::~!:i!~ ~i~;ii~i~!~;~,~[ "In all, 221,000 cubic of the paving projects to- [road] alignment issues metres of material will be gether in one contract. we'll be addressing as moved," he said. "We hope to encourage well," said Ramsay. ' g nitions for ':~.:,;:.....~ ~:i~i; *~: ~ ~ ~.~ The infilling is taking bidding by several compa- That work will make many vehicles ~, ~f place gradually to allow nies," explained Lamas. the road all the more safer, the material to settle in When finished, every he added. . Commercial.Residential. the lake before the next kilometre of road leading The Nisga'a Highway Automotivelaxksmithing layer is deposited. into.the Nass Valley and improvement project will • Safes. Sales& Service :. That settling will do the sections to Greenvzlle .... reduce Significant'l), the " * Emergen~0Nni"ps ': :~r~':~:~;'k' . Bonded& insured away with the chances of and New Aiyansh will be travel time north of Tar- . ASSA& t,HWA High Security Locks the material moving after paved, race to the Nass Valley. 4624A GREIG AVIBNUE, TERRACE, B.C. V8G 1M9 paving is complete, said Also on the list is a It's also expected to PHONE (250) 635-5549 " Toll Free 1-888-560-5549 Lamas. 10kin paving project from spur economic develop- Project specifications New Aiyansh east to Nass ment such as tourism. call for the section to be •completed and paved by September 2003. The Lava Lake section Goodbye will be 8.2 metres wide, After many years of servicin.q the real estate the same width as other needs of Terrace, it is with much regret that we are portions of the Nisga'a closin~! our doors. Having been with Century 21 Wightman & Smith Highway improvement Realty f~r almost 24 years as salesperson, mana.cler project, Lamas added. and finally owner, it has been a very difficult decT- The construction has sion to close down the business but economic times meant complete closures dictate this is the right decision. overnight and minor delays Over the years I ~ave met and dealt with many 4L Cedar River Physiotherapy& Rehabilitation Centre~ during the day. wonderful peaple, which in many cases has leadto The Lava Lake section close friendships. Specializing in... is but one of a series of The doors will be closed as of July 12, 2002. ...Pain and Injury Assessment / Treatment improvements to cost more ...Neck and Back Pain than $50 million by the Hello ...Sports Injuries I will be ending one part of my real estate career ..,Exercise Therapy / Consultation but will be starting a new segment as a salesperson Two sent wilh Royal LePageTerrace. ...Acupuncture / Headaches Moving ,.here wi!h me.are Rusty & Bert Ljungh, ...Ergonomic Assessnnents / Consultation Vance Hadley, and Debbie Willemen. to prison I look forward to working with all my past clients ...Exercise Classes ! Pilates and friends as well as assisting new ch'ents and ...WCB / ICBC** ONE FORMER Terrace friends in meeting their real estate needs. resident and an Albertan I can now be reached at 635-2404 (office) or NO REFERRALS NECESSARY man were jailed July 2 635-6688 (home) or 615-6279 (cell). ( with exception of weB / ICBC) after pleading guilty to various counts of thefts For an appointment phone: from vehicles. 638-1010 Nicholas House, 21, a former resident of Terrace 3222 Munroe Street, Terrace, B.C. who now lives in Alberta, *A Physiotherapist Corporation and Thomas Foss, 22, 63S,6361 pleaded guilty to theft over $5,000 and three counts of theft under $5,000. Police said they ar- rested House and Foss after they received complaints from residents near Clark St. in Thornhill of thefts from vehicles. The suspects were driving a Honda CRV, which was located in the 3400 block of Clark St,, police said. The vehicle had been stolen from Medicine Hat, Alberta on June 24, police added. Both men were located near the vehicle which contained stolen goods , from vehicles in the area. Foss was sentenced to 21 days in jail for each of the four counts to be served concurrently, House was sentenced to three months in jail for the theft over $5,000 charge and 10 days for each count of theft under $5,000 also to be served concurrently. ~,8 '

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i. I ' I . Terrace's Road Sense Team [the local Autoplan Brokers. Keenleyside, Paragon, Wightman & Smith and Braid Insurance, and ICBCJ would like to thank the volunteers and businesses who helped make the Terrace :,ii;i!ii2i !i!i: /i::;/:: :: Bike flodeo a success. THANKS TO: SITUATED AT th~.~ entrance to the campground in the Lava Bed Memorial ~.~_~ Nicole Top Coat Plus Terrace R.C.M.P. Park in the Nass Valley, this interpretive centre is closed because of budget with purchaseof Nicolelaquer Terrace Fire Department cuts, Provincial p~-~rks and Nisga'a officials are looking at ways to re-open the centre to provide information for visitors to the Nass Valley. Tim Horton's •~ Avoplex Moisture Replenishing Lotion Safeway ~, ~-~'~ withpurchase of AvoplexNail & Cuticlereplenishing oil Save-On Foods Ways sought to open ", Polish Remover & Nail Wipes McBike Shop ~_,~.~--~ withpurchase OPI OriginalNail Envy All Seasons Source for Sports Canadian Tire ~_~.j~ Photo Holder A&W closed park centre whenyou buyOPI Just Beachen Fun In TheSun Kit Weldco Air Products PROVINCIAL PARKS of- trical service in the area. the Nisga'a. MacDonalds ficials hope to on,t: day re- "We've been talking It covers 18,000ha, tak- ~,~L~.~ Pumice Stone Terrace Co-op and the open the closed interpre- with the Nisga'a Lisims ing in the area of a lava with Purchase of Soften Callus Soflner Girl Guides and Scouts tive centre at l.he Lava Government and hope to flow approximately 250 Bed Memorial P,'trk in the come up with some years ago which resulted Nass Valley. options," said Hahn. in the destruction of two The centre wa'.s shut this "We've also talked to Nisga'a villages and the year because of provincial the campground operator. deaths of 2,000 people. budget cuts. He's putting together a bu- "We're Iookir~g at ways siness plan and we hope to to get revenue to sustain get together with him." it, for it to be s~:lf-sustain- A possible scenario ing down the road," said could feature items and provincial parks official services being sold at the Jamie Hahn. centre that complement Built with the help of a the park's offerings, Hahn Forest Renewal B.C. grant added. and opened in 1997, the He said there was never interpretive centre is con- any parks budget to staff structed in the style of a the centre. What parks of- longhouse and is situated ficials did receive every at the entrance to the year was money to hire memorial park's 16-site people under an environ- campground jtast west of mental youth grant pro- the 'Y' interse,ction on the gram which has now been lava plain in th, e Nass Val- cancelled. ley. The memorial park was it even has a source of created in the 1990s and is power from ~solar panels jointly managed by the because there is no elec- provincial government and

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- ] - . Go to www.toyota.ca for more into IV ighway 16 West, Terrace, BC (251 | A12- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 10, 2002 CORRECTION STANDARD Parks cuts outrage The Thank You by the Skeena Aboriginal 3210 Clinton Street, Terrac,.b B.C. V8G 5R2 Planning Committee 2002 in the July 3 Phone 638-7283 Fax 638-8432 the local politicians Terrace Standard was missing Mae By JENNIFER LANG ground - you Derrick. We apologize and hope this THEY'RE MAD its heck aml they're not pay for it." has not caused any inconvenience. going to take it anymore. At one point newsroom @ terracest andard.com After agreeing to fork over some of the during the dough to maintain one provincial park meeting, f slated for closure, the Kitimat Stikine re- acting regio- PUBLIC COMMENT INVITED ON AN APPLICATION FOR THE gional district board has refused to step in nal district to keep Exchamsiks open next year. chair Jeanne FORREST KERR HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT The campsite at the 18-hectare park Me na gh an has been permanently closed because a simply shook Coast Mountain Hydro Corporation (CMHC) has made an application for a project approval decaying stand of old growth Sitka her head in certificate under the Environmental Assessment Act (Act) fbr the Forrest Kerr Hydroelectric Project Spruce trees posed a safety threat to park disbelief. to be located near the confluence of the Iskut River and Forrest Kerr Creek about 100 kilometres "'As you can visitors. northwest of the town of Stewart. For the purpose of the environmental assessr~tent review, the Now the Ministry of Water, Air and see, Mr. Forrest Kerr Hydroelectric Project includes the following: Land Protection is looking for a local Mark ide s, partner to maintain the day use area and we are very boat launch at the former campsite, loca- angry, • powerhouse with a total capacity of 100 MW; • intake structure, power tunnel and tailrace; • ted half way between Terrace and Kiti- Monaghan surge/access tunnel and powerhouse access shaft and hoist; * in-tunnel de-sanding s~jstem • 8km of mat. Alice Maitland said. new access road to the project site; • construction site and spoil storage/disposal area,q; and • 188km "It's forced downloading," Village of Markides DC transmission line and converter stations. Hazelton mayor Alice Maitland com- also said priw~te operators may be bid- plained to ministry official Hugh Mark- ding for contracts to operate some BC CMHC has also applied for authorizations under the Water Act, the Land Act and th~ Forest Act for ides June 23. "If you want the service, hit Parks. the development of the project. The review of these authorizations will be concurrent ,with the review your taxpayer." "I wouldn't be surprised to see hot dog of the application for a project approval certificate. Markides said Exchamsiks is one of 32 stands or small stores in some of these provincial parks that will be closed or sites," he said. The application for a project approval certificate and the applications filed for t]he concurrent downgraded, saving $300,000 as the B.C. Monaghall sounded appalled at the authorizations may be viewed at the Environmental Assessment Office (EAO) Project ti'.egistry on the government looks for ways to balance its suggestion of finding a hot dog stand in- budget over three years. side a provinci.'tl park. 2nd Floor, 836 Yates Street, Victoria, BC, VSV 1X4, (Tel: 250-356-7441) between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 "It's our money for crying out loud. We "I can get that in downtown Terrace or p.m. (Monday - Friday) and at: pay [tax] money to have parks," Maitland Kitimat," she said. "Take the message Dease Lake Government Agent Office Stewart Public Li brary added. "Take the rotten message back to back that we are unhappy campers." Highway 37 824 Main Street the government that we don't like it." Markides said leases of up to 20 years Dease Lake, BC V0C 1L0 Stewart, BC V0T I'W0 "!, too, share Alice's outrage," said are being considered for potential opera- Phone: (2501 771-3700 Phone: (250) 636-2~t80 Terrace director Rich McDaniei. "You tors. have to take the message back that we're "So, McDonald's and Burger King are The application, as well as information regarding the environmental assessment proces,,.~ and projects not going to take this." still in the running'?" Thornhill director under review, is also available on the EAO website at www.eao.gov.bc.ca Markides' message contes after the re- Les Watmough wondered. gional district and the town of New l-la- "No, sir," Markides answered. "We The EAO invites comments on the application to ensure that public issues are identified and zelton agreed to contribute $3,00(I to don't have McDonald's in there, let's be addressed as part of the environmental assessment review process. All comments will I.~,e considered operate Ross Lake provincial park, a day clear." as part of the review. The public comment period begins July 15, 2002 a]i~d ends on use area near New Hazelton. Meanwhile, Prince Rupert, Port Ed- September 27, 2002. All comments will be available to the general public through theEAO Project It's a arrangement that's working well, ward and the Skeena Queen Charlotte re- New Hazelton director Pete Weeber said. gional district have agreed to pay $12,000 Registry as originally submitted and required by the Act and on the EAO website. If your comments "It's kind of put the park in local ow- to maintain Diana Lake Provincial Park, do not indicate that you wish your personal information (full address, e-mail address, and telephone nership," he added. a picnic site near Prince Rupert that had number) to be treated in confidence, it will be made public. His counterparts at the regional district been slated for closure. Comments must be received by September 27, 2002. Send your comments to: aren't convinced. "1 wasn't really pleased to have to an- "I'm just disgusted," said Kitimat al- nounce six parks in our area," Markides Martyn Glassman - Project Assessment Director ternate director Leif Larson, who criti- said. "It meant off loading. 1 won't argue Environmental Assessment Office cized the province's growing reliance on that." PO Box 9426 Stn Prov Govt partnerships. Visitors to BC Parks campsites now Victoria BC VSW 9V1 "[Partnership is] getting to be a hated have to pay for firewood. Along with park Telephone: (250) 387-2206 Fax: (250) 387-2208 word in my vocabulary," Larson said. "If closures, the move is expected to save an Comments by e-mail are encouraged and may be directed to: you want a court house in your commun- annual $1.5 million in spending on pro- [email protected] OR to: [email protected] ity - you pay for it. If you want a camp- vincial parks. j

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i!~iii':!Tickets available at ,i ll'~ ll ~ ~l At 4- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 10, 2002 From tront ~ UNIVERSAL PATHWAYS Kitimat fi ars for future (Metaphysical Consulting Group) said. "When they do respond to us, they said. "They're amazed at the government. give the talking points of Alcan. if no one And they're delighted., IRENE MCNABB will defend the interests of this area in Hall said he's concerned inaction by Victoria, where are we going?" the government could eventually legiti- Will be at the Best Western Terrace Inn Asked why he believes government of- mize power sales by Alcan that aren't 4553 Greig Avenue, Terrace on ficials aren't taking a harder line, t{all permitted under its 1950 agreement. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday, said for the most part the B.C. Liberal He said that deal allowing Alcan to ~ILEPSy,EP!LEPSY.EP!LEP government tends to believe and side tap the Neehako watershed was in ex- July 17TM, 18TM , 19" & 20% with business. "There's an honest predi- change for jobs and development here - Volunteer during the hours of 10am & 9pm for the purpose of conducting sposition to believe business," he said. not as a gift. But under contract law, he private psychic consultations. Patrick Kinsella, a friend of the pre- said, violations that go unchallenged for and make She is a renowned psychic with profound insight and wisdom. mier's and co-chair of the 2001 B.C. Lib- years can eventually become legal, a difference, For advance appointments or further information eral election campaign, is Alcan's lobby, Hall .said statements, by energ, y mini- call (toll free) 1-888-454-4201 or the Best Western Terrace Inn at 635-0083 i ist in B.C., Hall added, ster Richard Neufeld to the Kitimat BcEPILEPSY on the above dates. Ite said that, and Alc:m's recent Norlhern Sentinel suggest the government •l INFO LINE 1.866-EPILEPSY (I-B66-374-5377) pledge to donate $250,000 to B.C.'s 2010 and Alcan are eyeing increased power Winter Olympic bid - a pet project of the sales, Asked of the possibility that Alcan premier's - has the municipality wonder- might be able to smelt more ,'tlun~inum ing what it must do to get through to Vic- and sell more power, Neufeld told the toria. "If the District of Kitimat has to newspaper: "If they upgraded their phmt spend a quarter of a million dollars to to new specs, they could maybe produce curry favour with this government, we'll as much aluminum as they do today and do it," Hall said. still have some excess hydro." Intr duc ng McDonalds Inexperience of the new government "He let the eat out of the bag," Ha.II with the Alcan issue, the fact no one ca- said. "To me it's inconceivable that they binet minister seems to be in charge of it, haven't been talking to each other." L g)lter Cti Nces Menu. and the seven different premiers that have If the provincial government won't stop been in power in the past dozen years Alcan, he said, the District of Kitimat complicate Victoria's response, he said. may be forced to hlunch its own legal "Nobody in the government had read challenge to block power sales and en- There's a little effort in everyone to live a more balanced lifestyle. But it isn't the [1950] contract when we went down force the 1950 agreement. in April," Hall added. "If it comes to a choice between 1,000 always easy. So at McDonald's, we're doing our part to help with our ~ ~; Alcan, meanwhile, has used a strategy jobs in this area and court, I think we'd new Lighter Choices,~ Menu. A collection of delicious salads, sandwiches ~ "i~: ~ of incrementally testing the limits of its have to," Hall said. "1 don't think any- ability to sell power, Hall continued. body could forgive us if we didn't." and a great tasting snack for you to enjoy: www.mcdonalds.ca ~ ...... He said Alcan insiders have told him Hall told chamber members their pres- they're stunned Victoria has offered little sure on the government could yet. get re- For complete nutritional information see our Lighter Choices" Menu Food Facts brochure in restaurant. resistance. "They are surprised at how far sults. "This is a changeable issue," he they've been able to get so far," Hall said. "We can save a thousand jobs." Gov't says vote binds it to principles, not treaty results THE REFERENDUM yes knowing "if the people sup- their traditional territories. vote now binds the provin- port them," he explained. He also said it's ironic cial government to adopt a "Today we know that the the greatest support came set of principles in treaty people of British Columbia for the principle that parks. negotiations. overwhemingly support should be maintained for But that still doesn't those principles." the use of all people. mean Victoria won't sign "We go back to the "How does that mea- final treaties that violate table with the force and sure up with the fact that those principles, Attorney positive vigour that comes the province is now shut- General Geoff Plant said. from having that support." ting down parks and pro- He said the eight prin- Both Plant and the pre- tected areas," Wesley ciples that got overwhelm- mier predicted that will re- asked. ing support in the referen- juvenate and reinvigorate He said the province dum results released July 3 the treaty process. has no jurisdiction to dic- will be a "starting point" But aboriginal leaders tate the terms of aboriginal for negotiations. aren't optimistic. self-government. Courts "Treaty negotiations are "I don't think there will have upheld an inherent negotiations and there is be any tangible difference aboriginal right to self- give and take," he said. and they,,re, wasted ~a .lot of government,~and ~ Ottawa "We cannot ask the good will," said Gitxsan takes the lead in self-gov- people of British Columbia negotiator Elmer De.rrick. ernment negotiations. to attempt to bind us as to "It has achieved noth- Premier Gordon Camp- the result of those negotia- ing but wasting time," said bell defended the low turn- tions." Tsimshian chief negotiator out of the vote, saying the Although the principles Gerald Wesley. point is not whether people can be broken and al- "They've cast a dark voted but that they had the though negotiations to date shadow on the process." opportunity. have been based an them Wesley said he fears "To those who did not already, Plant said the re- some aboriginal groups choose to participate in ferendum result will be will be more likely to give the referendum, I say useful. up on negotiation and go never let it be said that "Government has had to the courts in an attempt you did not have a those principles without to prove aboriginal title to chance," Campbell said.

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DAVE GORDON'S garden was on the tour last year. FIt.E PHOTO Tour great gardens SOME PEOPLE'S gardens are so inviting, you can't help but want to take a closer look. The Perennial Garden Tour is your chance to spend the afternoon wandering through some of greater Terrace's prettiest residential gardens - and meet the gardeners who tend them so lovingly. The fifth annual self-guided tour takes place this Sunday (July 14) from 1-4 p.m. The tour ticket contains the addresses of the gardens in- eluded. Tickets are $10 at Sidewalkers, Misty River Books and the Garden Shed. Breathe easy TERRACE'S Elaine Johnson has been re-elec- rNa'~t.,,- vtur',-t-t= tesmen[ eauJ Mmnas, ]z, learns to play tl~e tabla, a traditional Sikh.drum used in hymns. ted area director of the B.C. Lung Association. It's a volunteer position. Johnson has been a director with the association for 12 years - since 1990. Khalsa camp honours a rich The B.C. Lung Association will spend $1.2 million on health education this year, along with another $1.5 million on medical research grants and training in the fight against lung' cultural and religious heritage cancer, asthma, emphysema, tuberculosis, and occupational lung disease. By JOANNA WONG history, religion, language, songs and instru- The children arrive around 6 a.m., with var- THE SIKH temple on Walsh Street was filled ments. ious classes are held throughout the day. wltli.~ex-otlc.sounds.and, fragrant, spices as over "Anyone can come," said head instruqtor Afl~6r a break fr0m 1-5 p.m.; everyone ga- - .... TriotravelstoPope- ' 60 young northwestern devotees flocked to Amarjit Singh Nijjar, who hopes the camp will :' THREE Terrace youths are part of a northwest thers to pray for two hours before supper. Terrace last week for special religious classes. keep children away from bad influences like Naranjan Singh Mann, president of ;the contingent that's • headed to .Toronto later this. '.'lt's~ a lot of fun," said 14-year-old Terrace drugs and alc0hbl. ' month to see the Pope. Walsh Street Gurdwara Sahib'Miri-Piri Klialsa resident Harjinder AtwaL "I'm learning Punja- Nijjar, wh0;s run over 17 similar camps al- Thomas Kawa, 18, Christina Heslenfeld, Darbar temple, says he welcomes anyone to bi." ready, is based at the Khalsa school in Surrey. come 'and leaha about the Sikh faith. 17, and Danielle Anaka, 16, are excited about From Monday to Saturday, children of all A typical class day for Nijjar starts just after A ceremony and meal is held every Sunday their plans to attend World Youth Day cele- ages received instruction in traditional Sikh midnight when he rises to meditate and pray. brations July 22, hosted by Canada this year. from 9-12 p.m. and is open to everyone. They've planned to spend about a week in Tor- onto. Terrace chaperone Darryl Anaka says about 60 youths from Prince Rupert, Kitimat, Hazel- : ton, Srnithers and Prince George are attending ; World Youth Day. Hundreds of thousands of young people from across the globe are expected to converge in Pop mu i'qu Toronto. Although his ailing health forced him to cancel other recent visits abroad, Pope John Years of hard work are starting to paying off for Terrace's Byron Mikaloff. His Paul lI is expected to make the trip to Canada. Quebec-based pop band One Ton has just entered the Canadian Top 10 Every two years, a different country hosts World Youth Day, a time of spiritual celebra- By JOANNA WONG I tion for young Roman Catholics. BYRON MIKALOFF says fans of his old Terrace-based band Gypsy Moth would laugh if they could see him now. Since moving to Quebec City seven years ago, Mikaloff has been musically -and physically- transformed. Head banging long hair has been swapped for a sleek, close- cropped bleached-blond cut. And instead of pumping out ear-shattering death metal tunes, Mikaloff has become the song- writing backbone of up-and-coming pop trio, One Ton. Speaking by phone from his Quebec City apartment, Mikaloff laughs and says his new sound has taken even him by surprise. "We've combined so many different styles," explains Mikal- off, who sings and plays guitar. NWCC student Yoke Tshuehlya. "It's like a fusion of sorts." Or like a wild party where She'll be missed everyone from Billie Holiday to CONTRIBUTED By BOB GOODVIN cabaret entertainers to record- YES, FOLKS - Terrace is a pretty good place scratching DJs has been invited. to live. Pictured here is Yoke Tshuchiya from One Ton's exotic sound, held Yamagata, Japan. This charming young lady, " through the wizardry of computer technology together by energetic dance club BYRON Mikaloff, right, with band mates Zita, centre, and Cristobal Tapia de Veer. The Caledonia beats, is turning heads, grad, now based out of Quebec City, says Terrace has a great hi~lh school band program. and help from a friend, applied for and was de- So far, the band's debut album • eepted at our Northwest Community College Abtmrmal Pleasures has led to a tar he found in the Terrace dump. thers, which Mikaloff describes as Veer, a Chilean refugee and musi- to take a course in Business English. (Terrace TV interview on MuchMusic, an The boy was immediately; a saving grace for th0se:suffering elan who was to become part of won out over Victorial). article in Billboard magazine and smitten with the instrument, and from "excessive country the One Ton trio. Despite that fact that her English was kinda a hit single and music video went onto study classical guitar, syndrome." .' .! ."We started jamming and •limited, she still managed to get marks of that's topping Canadian'charts. Once in high school, he be- At his parent'surging, Mikaloff clicked righ t away,', Mikaloff; straight As. She has been.here for the past year "Supersexworld" has entered came heavily involved in Caledo- kept on with his classical studies, says, "We were known as the bad and will be going home shortly. the Top 10, something he's glad nia's band program. After graduationi : he ....' flew' boys of the conservatory.:'" Yoke says most of her time was taken up happened now that he's older and "Then all of a sudden I heard across the country to study.at the The third piece of the One Ton • studying, but she says she enjoyed the tea- more grounded. : '. Metallica and it totally changed Quebec Music Conservatory end musical puzzle wouldn't fall;into: chefs and the other students when there was "I'm 26," he says' ,,i,m not in everything," says Mikai0ff, Who prestigiousscholarship. ' • place until a few years later, when) time for recreation. that phase where it's pure excite' Started grunge band Gypsy Moth "I was from the bushand wan- the two musicians woke up after a ~ She admits she loves coffee, likes to sleep ment, I worked really hard' I knew with some friends in Gracie 8, "I'd ted to get into civilization," Mi: imge party t0 the Sound of a ~i in mornings and her favourite Terrace expres- it was going to happen, it was just never heard guitar like that." kaioff jokes. "[Quebec City] was woman singin beautifull in the sion is "Holy Smok¢l" a m atter of brae..' " " ; Fond GypsyMoth memories' .... m, so different- it was the most ex, shower .... ~g .... ~Y ' Have a good trip homo,Y0ko, Write us (in Mikal0ff has known he wanted elude packed sh0ws atI the R.E,M otic place i could go ln Canada." ~'Everyone. was like: ~: who*s English, please) when you get settled in a new to be a m uslcmn ever since his Lee Theatre~and rocking glgs at ,.It Was at.the conservatory, that that singing?!,.,recalls. Mikaloff. i:: job. " . dad brought him home an 01d gui¼' the Midsummer Festival in Sml- Mikaio/'f mef Crlstobal Tapia' de : OOfitinued:Pag¢ B4:

'r i B2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 1O, 2002

• .~! ,,,,,,- ,,-,,,,,o n l Jn6 CITY SCENE .... www.lerracestandard,c0m Clleck out our site or call 638-7283 for advertising Inforrnallor, July 24 at 7 p.m. Hosted at Skeena River Players, at 4720A Lazelle Ave. Call Nancy at 635-1329 or Mar- ianne 635-8873 for into. Come and read, or just to lis- BAR SCE 'IE ten! Bring a friend, GATOR'S PUB: The popular live band Red Seed appears this week. No cover. Ladies night Thursday. Auditions for William Inge's Bus Stop July 22 and BEASLEY'S MIX: Watch your favourite sports 23 at the McColl Playhouse, 3625 Kalum St, at 7 p,m, programs on a large screen TV. Five rnafes and three females (ages 20-50) are nee- HANKY PANKY'S: The northwesrs largest dance deal, Everyonewelcome, night club. No cover, KaraokeSundays and Mondays, ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION: Members and bona COMING SOON! Kico Gonzalez-Rlsso's Undress- fide guests. New members welcome. ing the Nation, a Cold Dark Matter Production presented during Riverboat Days, July 27-Aug. 5. Direc- Thursday Night.. 10p.m. ted by Daniel Barnswell. A comedy that goes behind HOME MADE :: the scenes at Parliament Hill and discovers even poli- GOLF ticians get caught with their pants down. Tickets at BIKINI CONTEST The Skeena Valley Rotary Club hosts a Charity Uniglobe. 8 Contestonts per week " Golf Scramble followed by a Kincash Casino and Weekly Cash & Prizes ° Auction Sat., July 20 at the Skeena Valley Golf and Budweiser bikinis o ::]i Country Club.Pick up registration forms from any )) Grand Prize. member of the Skeena Valley Rotary Club or from VISUAL ARTS (Win o trip for 2 to Vegas/) : Terrace District and Community Services Society, The Terrace Art Gallery presents First Nations FINALS AUGUST 15" WITH i!ii: 638-3178. Celebration 2002 to July 14, Featuring a variety of CUSTOMER APPRECIATION BBQj :I.i! works by local artists, including Sandra Wesley, Moses Stewart, Bryan Dennis, Yolanda Fowler, Louise iiiiBOTH PATIOS NOW OPEN! ii~,ii SANDRA Wesley's Eagle Spoon is on Fowler and Elsey Morgan, The gallery is open Wed. to Jili!i!ii~":::iii!i:ifINI O ...... RT H E R N,~"~ :i("STOPI-" IN AT THEILL .....i,~ l Iq~ MUSIC view at the Terrace Art Gallery to July 14 :ii!i!!~l!ii::~! MOTOR . .6,:.-¢.~ I THORHHPUle J,'ll~,lltllilll Sat. from noon to 4 p.m. Friday from noon to 6 p.m. :::i~::iI ~gg .~.a, ~:~CHECK ~t i Ho,s Of Room. The Rock Cafe, a coffeehouse fundraiser featuring in First Nations Celebration 2002. i:iii!l~.~..,~,~ "~':'°" OUI~hI~.VMENUJ J Great Atm°sp here' ,fl&~,ll'l~ and Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. Call 638-8884 for de- i!iii I ~:~"~[aw.~ e.~r'ksT~,t'L D'~ J Ir~ 0,,~tog C_J,B~N~B i'lqqqllllq'I] Dr. Fishy, Ray Valgren, John Lachesseur, Art Lucier tails, iiiii:::~£1PiEN 6 AM - | | et~. - Z DAYSJi~,,~ THE NORIHWESI and the Rock Band. Saturday, July 13 at the Kin Hut. Advance tickets only (by donation) at Misty River Make the SCENE: Call 638.7283 or fax to 638- Books. No tickets at the door. Proceeds to the THEATRE 8432 to add your event to the Standard's free Thailand/China Mission. Sponsored by the Rock entertainment listings. The deadline is 5 p.m. Christian Community. Terrace Little Theatre presents a play reading of Pennie Gummerson's Wawatay, a drama about a Thursday. Events will run space permitting. family reconnecting with its aboriginal roots Wed.

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Rice Pilaf, Mediterranean Garlic ,°it.a I~~ " i The 5th Perennial Garden Tour will be held Saturday from 10 a,m, to 4 p.m. Clothing for $1/199 :'f~ Sunday, July 14 from 1-4 pro. Tickets are $10 the family, books, toys, household items and much For only JL "1: ~--~' -- ~,~ and available at Misty River Books, Sidewalkers, more. All proceeds go to your hospital. a la carte after 4 PM [email protected] and The Garden Shed, For more information, call 638-0488. Free computer classes for seniors and kids UNLIMITED FRIES INCLUDED WITH MEAL PRICE Your website/email address • at the Terrace Public Library. Over four BO'ffOMLESS POP FOR ONLY $1.99 could be here! SATURDAY. JULY 20 days, these hour-long sessions introduce basic • BREAKFAST Contact us at 638-7283 The Skeena Valley Rotary Club hosts a computer and Internet skills for those with little SERVED I Charity Golf Scramble followed by a Kincash or no experience. Programmes for the seniors ~~ Until4PM onSundays ' Casino and Auction Sat,, July 20 at the Skeena run June 18-28, Kids from July 3 to Aug, 16. And Saturdays I Valley Golf and Country Club, Pick up registra- Registration is ongoing, Call 638-8177 for more tion forms from any member of the Skeena Val- into, ley Rotary Club or from Terrace District and the famil3 together: Community Services Society, 638-3178, Free tutoring available for ALL grades at the Kermode Friendship Society, 3313 4702 Lakelse Avenue, Terrace 635-6302 i PUBLIC SERVICE Kalum, From July 1 to August 23 Monday to Fri- • We've been logging for more than 120 years and still day from 9 a,rn, to 3 p,m. Call Rob at 635.4905 ahnost 80% of our forests remain untouched. ANNOUNCEMENTS for information. • Second growth forests are growing 20-30% faster Terrace Rod and Gun Club hosts trap shoot- than predicted. Ing every Tuesday at 6:30 p,m. Come out and Overeaters Anonymous meets Mondays from have a blastt For into call Cord at 638-1945. • More than 200 million seedlings, or about 3 7-8 p,m, at the Sacred Heart Parish, at 4830 seedlings for every tree cut, are planted every year Straume, Email terraceoa@hotmail,com for to supplement natural growth. Evening Story Nights at the Terrace Public more infol'mation, Library for ages 5.8 every Thursday from 7-8 • The forest sector supports more BC communities p,m. Come join us at the library for stories and The Canoe: A Canadian Icon, the Canadian outside the GVRD titan all other business sectors activities this summed Free but class sizes are combined. Canoe Museum outreach exhibit is open from 9 limited, so pre-register in person or by calling a,m, to 7 p.m, daily, The exhibit is located at the • In 31 local areas, containing 270 communities, 638-8177. forest activity accounts for more than 20% of the Old River Industries building at 4427 Keith Ave,, Highway 16. For more into call 635-0877, area's income. Free Summer Reading Programme at the • The Coast forest industry supports 101,670 direct Terrace Public Library. The summer reading Heritage Park Museum opens Saturday, May Baby's Name: and indirect BC jobs. club for children, This year's theme is Booked Baby's Name: 18 for another season. Operating hours are Jayden Kenzie Saagar ~lnghShergill • Coast forest activity accounts for $4.3 billion in for the Summer, Reading, crafts, activities and from 10 a,m, to 5 p,m, Thursdays to Mondays Date & Time of Birth: personal employment income. games, Weekly reading sessions, Sign up on Date & Time of Birth: (it's closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays). Avail- June 22, 2002 'at 6:43 a.m. June 26, 2002 at 2:57 p.m. COURTESY OF COFI Tuesdays for the following sessions, Please able for group tours, group pictures or wed- Welgl|t: 9 lbs. 15 oz.Sex: Fern:de Weight: 9 lbs. 6 oz. Sex: M:de come out and sign up for the club to keep track dings, For into call 635-4546. Parents: Scan & IleatherIleathfield Parents: Saihajpzd& M!uween of all your reading this summer, whether you will ¢ 4, be able to attend weekly sessions or not. Every- The Terrace Hiking Club is launching its spring one will be eligible for prizes and reading me- and summer season, The group meets Sunday Baby's Name: Baby's Nmue: BabyKular dais. mornings for moderate to difficult day hikes all Jaden PatrickAlfred Date & Time of Birth: Date & 'time of flirtlu summer long, The hiking schedule is available at June 226, 2002 at 1:15 a.m. Come visit the History Hotel at the Terrace the library, All Season's, Valhalla Pure, and the June 26, 2002 at I1:30p.m. ( Public Library.Stories and crafts for children, Weight: 7 lbs. 6 oz. Sex: Fem.,de Weigl!t:8 lbs. 2 oz, Sex: Male Terrace Standard. For more information call Parents: Jasbir & Knldip ParenL~: I'al.rickLeeson & (;lenna Tuesdays from 10-11 a,m, for children aged 2, Chris at 635.5996, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 10-11 a,m, Robillsnn ¢ ages 3-5 and ages 6-9 Mondays or Wednesdays Southslde and downtown residents - ere from 2-3 p,m, or Friday from 10.11 a.m. Please you Interested In Joining s community gar- Baby's Name: Baby's Nmne: register by calling the library at 638-8177 or den? A community garden is for individuals, Ruby Rochelle Jam~d AndreDavis by dropping in. Class size limited. kids and families who plant, grow, and harvest a Date & Time of Birth: Date & Time of IIIrth: garden together, Share the work and harvest a June 26, 2002 m 5:15 a.m. June 30, 2002 at 8:,15p.m. Kermode Kids Summer Camp for ages 6-12 bounty, Interested? Sponsored by Terrace Anti Weight: 7 lbs. 7 oz. Sex: Fem,'fle Weight: 8 Ibs. 1½ oz. Sex: M~e years, Freel at the Kermode Friendship Society, Poverty Group Society. Call Jennifer at 635- Parents: John &Val Burke Parents: MelodyBolton &Julian Davis Morning group from 10 a,m.-12 p,m, Afternoon 4631 and leave a message, group from 1-3 p.m, Registration begins July 8, ~ ifi~Northern Drugs' Baby Club and Camp starts July 9, For into, call Marsha at National Judging for the Communities in •~6ur~ newborn~,~:~ _ will receive their first 635-4906. Bloom Contest takes place July 25, Various categories are being judged, including tidiness Terrace Little Theatre still has openings for of the town and community involvement. We need Bear July and August Sessions of Summer volunteer groups and people willing to donate Drama Days, Session one runs July 2.26 Tues- time on projects, Call Steve at Terrace Parks days to Fridays from 9 a,m,-12 p.m, or from 1-4 and Rec at 615.3000. p,m,, The second session runs Aug, 6-30, Tues- days to Fridays from 9 a,m,-12 p,m, or from 1-4 The Canadian Cancer Society Resource p.m,. Call Nancy 635.1329 or the TLT at 638- Centre, located at 301-4722 Lakelse Ave,, will 1215, be open Mondays and Wednesdays from 10 a,m, to 3 p,m. from July 2 to Aug. 30.Wigs, scarves Summer art classes for children. Painting, and hats are available for cancer patients. For O" SKEENAMALL paper making, papler mache, drawing and other more information about emergency aid or peer activities. Wednesdays and Saturdays In July support programs call 638.8583, TERRACE,B,C, , The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 10, 2002 - B3 HOUSE OF COMMONS I ~O =~1~ = ~,~J~~ Family-CounsellingYourPersonal &Centre t.V "V/~L4 EXPERIENCED Andy Burton .,~ 7V~, COUNSELLOR ~r? COUNSELLING ~ PROVIDINO Member of parliament One-On-One Counselling for Skeena Counselling Constituency Office brkshops 4654 Lazelle Ave. a.m.-5 p.m. Terrace, B.C. 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Old Terrace friends r might find Mikaloff has as well as meeting new ones. , !,~ii~,~,~,~,,,~,~,~,,~"~ changed not only in looks r but in accent - seven .,= years in Quebec has left 4718;B Lazelle Avenue, Terrace him sounding distinctly 635-4997 • 1-800-251-4997 francophone. "I'm kind screwed now," laughs Mikaloff. "When I speak French I have an English accent and when I speak English I have a French accent." This summer, One Ton will play at a variety of festivals in Quebec and make plans for a cross-Ca- -, Let's go nada tour in September. CHILDREN hop along Mikaloff will continue We're Moving! as they compete in po- working on his music, tato sac races at Herit- to our new office at reaching for new and inno- age Park Museum, The vative combinations of race was just one of the 3242 Kalum Street sound. activities planned for fa- Musical inspiration, milies on Canada Day at .Terrace, V8G 2N4 says Mikaloff, can hit you the museum and else- on from anywhere. where in Terrace, Local "It's like letting your fireflghters also held a 2 nd July 2002 mind wander, your soul pancake breakfast July wander," he says of song- 1, The event was a way telephone and fax stay the same at writing. "It's fun to see to raise money for the what you're going to come B,C, Professional Fire tel. 635-0911 up with." Fighters Burn Fund, Acting is fun, student says ~ ENGINEERINGLTD. Contributed everyone else. It comes MY NAME is Kathryn from the way they are as a Goodwin. I'm 12 years old person. and this will be my fourth year in the Summer Drama Theatre. I originally went because a friend said it was fun, so I went along with

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Sports Scope Speedway turns 35 IT'S BEEN 35 years since drivers first put the pedal to the metal at the Terrace Speedway and in less than two weeks stock car racers and fans past and present are gearing up for a big celebration. The Terrace Speedway is hosting the 35th Anniver- sary Reunion July 20-21. Former drivers, pit crew members, track officials and volunteers are invited to come out and relive the memories and maybe even catch up ER . with some old friends. ROB BROWN There will be plenty of time for rehashing memories of race days gone by on July 20 as organizers are hold- Trout Travels 17 ing a barbecue for reunion participants - but not until the day's race event is run. K enny knew from experience that the On that first day of racing -July 27, 1967 - more than • next few moments were critical. STEVE Roders, Kyle Wilcox, Natou Kurtz and Shane Spencer did Terrace 1,000 people came out to watch the exciting, side by This was the time when a fish, out proud as they tackled a downhill course last month. JON RODERS PHOTO side oval track racing. And there's still plenty of room of its element, drowning in air, for just as many people to come out for the Reunion thrashed frenetically. weekend events. Man and fish regarded each other. Neither Riders pick up speed For details call Margo Fleming at 635-6549 or Dawn moved. Kenny stared with awe and admiration; Patterson at 635-4110. the muscular beast waited like an automaton for FIVE TERRACE mountain bikers battled sion saw two Terrace riders place in the movement to trigger impulse. it out for top honours last month as they top 10. Steve Roders' time of 3:02.00 was It occurred to the man that the fish was navigated technical lines in the second in good enough for fourth place and Kyle marshaling energy that could turn the struggle in a series of summer downhill races. Wilcox came in eighth in 3:35.81. its favour. He yanked impulsively. The fish had The McBike downhill series dares ri- Suki Spencer competed in the burned so hot during the fight its energy had ders to take on challenging, steep down- women's 22-35 expert division and nab- turned to ash. Kenny couldn't believe how hill courses in four different cities across bed third place with her time of 3:38.03. easily it slid onto the rocks, how feebly it the northern part of the province. The There are two races left in the McBike flipped. Prince George race was the second of the series. Next up in the series is the He put the rod down carefully then pinned series and saw Terrace riders nab second Shames Mountain Wild Descent Aug. 18. the steelhead with his left hand. Quickly, he and third place overall best times. There'll be more fast-paced, high-adre- brought the rock down on its head with a sharp Natou Kurtz took top spot in the men's naline downhill action July 21 at Shames hammer blow. There was a dull thud combined 17-21 expert division with a time of Mountain as the All Season's Source for with the sound of cartilage splintering. The fish 2:43.18. It was also fast enough to place Sports Downhill takes off. shuddered and spasmodically flapped its tail fin second overall. Kurtz came in less than Last year more than 50 competitors against the rock as its brain cells flickered and six seconds behind the race's overall win- weaved their way through the technical, died. ner Jordan Giesbrecht who's time was root bound course. Registration is at 10 Its pupil was still firmly at the bottom of its f 2:37.63. Giesbrecht is a former Terrace a.m. and racing starts at noon. eye socket. Kenny socked the fish a second rider and now lives in Prince George. It's also the first event of the Terrace • time. Blood oozed out at the place where the Shane Spencer nabbed third place Standard Adventure Challenge 2002 - a Polar Shrimp held firm. The fish's mouth opened overall honours with his time of 2:45.06. series of outdoor competitions which dare • and closed as if it were pleading with its That also put him in first place in the participants to take on a variety of sport- assailant, then its pupil moved to centre of its men's 22-35 expert category. ing events from biking to running to rock eye and lost its light. The men's 16 and under expert divi- climbing to skateboarding. THE TERRACE seniors slo-pitch team is heading off As life drained from it, the fish turned gray. to the B.C. Senior Games next month representing For Kenny, the lustre of the experience drained Jumpers test skills Zonel0. They defeated Prince Rupert June 8, • just as quickly and was replaced bya fee!ing~of sick melancholy. Still on his kneeS; he eaqght ihis breath and recox;ei'ed ~0fil~/~t:i~ h. ~He gym khanas .... They're out of the park ...... 'looked at the rock in his hand for a moment ability against other provincial representatives at this then flung into the river. year's B.C. Senior Games in Prince George next month. i He felt hollow and drained. Where was the The local ball team, coached by Fred Martens, defea- elation? He picked up the rod and the cadaver By Marry Cox in Seniors Barrels on Alex. nior A rider came in sec- ted Prince Rupert in the zone finals here June 8 earning then made his way back to the camper where he AS THE Totem Saddle As Clear Rounds progr- ond with a time of 13.477. them the right to represent the zone at the games. was suddenly confronted with the dilemma of Club's season progresses ess more jumpers are par- In flag picking, the rider As the games approach local athletes are getting what to do with the big fish. Clear Rounds and Gymk- ticipating in gymkhanas pulls a flag on a pole out geared up for great competition. The next monthly meet- He took the beer and meat from the cooler, hanas are well under way. and performing well. of a barrel then races down ing for Zone 10 is at the Happy Gang Centre July 13 at crammed it into the fridge then slid the corpse Clear Rounds kicked off Other highlights saw around a stake in a figure 1:30 p.m. Call Bud at 635-9505 for information. into the icy slurry. Its tail and head hung over the June 23 events with Senior Lyn Lavoie on 8 pattern, races back and the ends. Kenny went outside and opened the with seven riders taking Gizmo edge out Danita puts the flag back in the propane bottle. When he returned he decided part. Petch on Tabu in scurries barrel. A marathon for you? not to turn on the heat for the sake of preserving Amy Hayduk took Per- by 0.5 seconds with an The fastest time went to RUNNING A marathon can seem like a daunting task his fish. After a smoke, he pulled off his waders sia and Terro clear through 11.427. Amy Hayduk on Terro with for just about anyone. But for many people walking in a and slid into his sleeping bag with his wool all six rounds on each In Keyhole Jr. A rider 9.669 followed by Dan marathon poses a challenge they just can't pass up. pants still on. horse. Amy Hayduk once again Muller on Skip with a The Arthritis Society of B.C. and the Yukon is start- The roar of big rigs amplified by the canyon Next up was Birke showed Terro's speed and 10.322. ing a training program for people interested in running - and a cold desert wind strong enough to shake Sehemmerling on Alex accuracy by completing it The Barrels once again or walking - in the Honolulu Marathon in Hawaii this the camper to the point where he worried it with only one rail down in in 8.750 - the fastest time went to Lyn Lavoie on December. might topple over, kept Kenny awake most of six rounds. Cynthia Focker of the year. Gizmo with a time of Joints in Motion is a program designed to raise money the night. When he arose early the next was third for the day riding Second went to senior 17.205 followed by Dan for arthritis. The idea is for people to travel to interna- morning, the sky was clear and shafts of Kid with two rails down Jason Rempel on DJ with Muller on Skip with tional destinations to walk or run for someone with ar- sunlight were finding their way into the canyon. over six rounds. a 9.355. 18.49.4. thritis. Joints in Motion offers an 18-week training pro- He had to move the giant steelhead and its Schemmerling and The ring spearing event Riders are gearing up gram for participants so they can train for the big event. icy coffin outside in order to find enough space Focker then went on to - similar to jousting in for the next Clear Rounds Last year Terrace's Debbie van't Kruis took part in to make breakfast. Damn thing's always in the ride two horses each in days of old- was won by and Gymkhana set to go the program and successfully crossed the finish line at way, he cursed. the Gymkhana where master rider Dan Muller in July 21 starting at 9 a.m. the Honolulu Marathon. She said it was a once-in a life- The big fish now dominated his agenda. He Schemmerling nabbed a on Skip with a time of The 2002 Totem Saddle time experience. couldn't cut it into steaks. If it was as big as he third place in Senior rings 9.980. Club Queen contest also For more information about the Joints in Motion pro- thought it was he would have to have it ion Robin and another third Brittany Johnson, a Ju- takes place July 21. - gram call Christy Sampson at 604 714-5562. preserved for posterity. . By eight, the steeihead was back in the camper and Kenny was on the road. He felt like he was driving a hearse. By eight-thirty he was pulling into the store at Shaw Springs. A man, Ma'king the team possibly Shaw himself, was picking up a sign ' that had blown over in the wind. When Kenny Senior team and Men's • pulled the cooler out of the camper, stuck his team (19+). hand under the fish' gill plate, and pulled the, Using June's house lea- dead steelhead from it, the man froze for a few gue games to fine-tune moments, then trotted over to him. their skills and techniques, "Geez, that's a big fish!" he exclaimed. the players feel they are "Come on in. We'll put him on scale." now ready to take on the Kenny's hand was aching as he hung the fish province. on the hook. The red needle spun around the arc. Most of the 13 youth "Thirty-one pounds, eight ounces! What a big have already been to at fishl" least one provincial tournament in the past. Sev- The man grabbed Kenny's hand and shook it BROTHERS Devin, 13, and Tyro, Mikkelsen, 14, eral players, including Sean Davidson as if it was a pump handle. Where d ya catch both play ball on Terrace's 13-15 year old All Star TYI,ER NO1)LI~ Codey Latimer who is fea- 'im?" Baseball team. "Goldpan Campsite." Kenny could see that tured this week, took part . the man was surprised by his lack of TERRACE'S 13-15 year- in 2000 when Terrace hos- Devin Mikkelsen Previous Provincials: 0 enthusiasm. old All Star baseball team ted the provincials. Age: 13 House League Team: "You gonna get him mounted?" is getting ready for the up- In this week's At the Positions: Outfield, sec- Speedee "I guess," said Kenny. coming Babe Ruth provin- Diamond special report, end base The man rummaged around in a drawer cial tournament in Ques- check out feature profiles Previous provincials: 1 behind the front counter, "There's a guy in nel, July 21-26. for five of the team mem- House league team: Kamloops does real good work. I got his card The players Were selec- bers travelling to Quesnel. Speedee here somewhere. Yeah. Here it is." ted from the three Junior The remaining eight play- Tyrell Mikkelseh He slapped the card on the counter then tore Babe Ruth house league ers will be featured next Age: 14 a piece of paper from a pad and copied out the teams: Speedee Printers, week. Positions: Outfield, sec- information. "Len Holtzhausen,.,here." Kinsmen, and Terrace and Scan Davidson ond base Kenny took the piece of paper. He lifted his District Credit Union. Age: 14 Codey Latimer Previous provincials: 1 •'fish off the scale, noticing that its body was stiff Gearing up for the pro- Positions: Pitcher, third Age: 15 House league team: and'bent now, and made his way back to the vincial tournament the base Positions: Pitcher, cat- Speedee truck. team has been practising Previous provincials: 1 cher Tanner Noble since the end of May and House league team: Previousprovincials: 4 Age: 15 ~: To be continued,,. has played exhibition Kinsmen House league team: Posltions: Outfield, sec- games against the 16-18 Codey Latimer Speedee ond base Tanner Noble

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V0J 1Y0, up to 2:00 pm on July 24, 2002 and opened in public at Human and Social Services TAKE NOTICE THAT the City of Terrace is updating Official that time. and Economic Development & W.E.L Annual General Meeting Community Plan Bylaw No. 1312-1993. All enquiries should be made to Ministry of Forests, Klsplox Forest In Loving Memory District, Hazelton, B.C., telephone (250) 842-7600. Summit sponsored by the Office of the Wet'suwet'en and of a dear Husband, THE SUBJECTPROPERTIES: A formal sight viewing will not be arranged, however, bidders are advised Wet'suwet' en Enterprises Ltd. Father & Grandfather The update affects all land within the City of Terrace. to visit the Place of Work to become familiar with the grades, nature of Limited travel and accommodation subsidies available on a the ground, means of access, water drainages and all other local condi- THE INTENT: tions affecting the execution of the Work• first come, first served basis. You must preregister! Tenders must be made subject to the conditions of tender and submitted Shuttle van from Hagwilget, Smithers and Burns Lake. To amend the proposed update to the Official Community Plan on the forms and in the envelope provided. Into contact Monica, 877-5090, or Marlene at 847-3630• Bylaw 1312-1993 that was presented at the last public hearing No tender shall be considered having any qualifying clauses whatsoever, Please preregister for early bird prizes ~ I held June 10th, 2002 by including a policy in the Rural Section o1: and the lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. and travel subsidies. See you there!! / the update stating: / Council recognizesthat the Rural (5 Acre Lot) land use designation I Iltll] l III lll',l $111lI-'1~i ~i I ;lll I ll-'l i] =l-qI [I]ltivill~ for the area located seulh of Halliwell Avenue, north of McConnell INVITATIONTO TENDER Minislryol (~ Avenue, east of KaJum Lake Drive, and west of Thomas Street is a ~B~Isft ROADCONSTRUCTION CONTRACT Forests decrease in densily and therefore to accommodate those persons COLUMBIA 11250-85/03DK1-106 )' Abram Harder whom are offectedby this change will allow those parcels that are April 1931- July 2001 within the subject area and outside of the Urban Containment Sealed tenders for the construction of 3.0 kilometresof the Damsumlo Forest 5ervice Road locatedat approximately33.4 km on the Oamsumlo , • , , . , . , A year has passed since Boundary to be subdivided to 2 acre lot size for a period of 5 that sad day years from the date of the adoption of the OCP Update Bylaw Forest Service Road will be receivedby the DistrlotManager, Klsplox i ANNIVERSARIE.... . S When the one we loved .J Forest District,at Bag 5000, Smlthers, B.C. V0J 2N0 or 2210 Highway .... . ' ~ after which time the Rural (5 Acre Lot) size will govern. 62 W., Hazelton, B.C. V0J 1Y0, up to 11:00 am on July 24, 2002 and was called away BYLAW INSPECTION: opened in publicat that time. God called• him.' home ~ ~~MENDMENT BYLAW AND RELEVANT All enquiries should be made to Ministry of Forests, Klsplox Forest It was his will ~ BACKGROUNDDOCUMENTS MAY BE INSPECTEDin the reception Dlstdct, Hazelton,B.C., telephone (250) 842-7600. But in our hearts he livethstill ~ area at the City of Terrace PublicWorks Building of 5003 Graham A formalslght viewing will not be arrange& however,Udders are advised We Miss You j Avenue,Terrace, B.C., behveen the hours of 8:30 a.m. to 4'.30 to visit the Place of Work to become familiarwith the grades, nature of His Iovinn wife Cecelia, ~ p.m. each day from Wednesday, July 101tl, 2,002, to Monday, ttonstheground.affectingmeanSthe executlon°f acceSS.of watertheWork.drainages and all other local condi' Ken (Doreen), Milne July22nd, 2002, excluding Saturdays and S ndays. Tenders must be made subject to the conditions of tender and submitted b (Sharon),Karen (Rob), ~ PUBLIC HEARING DETAILS: on the forms and in the envelopeprovided. No tendershall be consideredhaving any qualifyingclauses whatsoever. r Kaiser,Kevin Harder, ~ Any persons wishing to voice thelr opinions regarding this update and the lowestor any tenderwill not necessarilybe accepted. grandchildren, Quinton ~ may do so in writing, and/or in person, AT THE PUBLIC HEARING TO k Scott, Kindra t'{John} / & BE HELD IN THE MUNICIPALCOUNCIL CHAMBERS, AT 7:00 Croteau, ElyMa Harder, 3 P.M. ON MONDAY, JULY 22ND, 2002. MiMe Jr Harder, Melissa ~ THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LOCAL ~" WMepr'nr~tnr~ndrhilrl ~ GOVERNMENTACT, R.S.B.C., 1996, AND AMENDMENT-'---S ...... •, u.---~ ...... THERETO grandson Michael Harder ~ TAKE NOTICE and be governed accordingly. k on June 15. .~ RON POOLE, Chief AdministrativeOfficer

240 PERS0NALS : Del ~ I i~/',,iMettl~ ~II May the winds ofheaven blow gently u

b O On a qutet peaceful spot Robertson Id[| '~ Muriel;:7 Wherethe one we love is sleeping UI~ I whomskemese0evorylhtng&whoshows !':/A~I~*~ rJ I1:. OPB0uJe: : And never will be for-ot Iq U J melhewoyloreohcmyideoI. Youwhogive '~ Sept. 27, 1943-July4, 2002 I1,~: . "~; ~ ' Ell1 I ~l ftol forgive&forgelfrom Del Ilas fought a long baffle with cancer. He was' II:tg who passed Though her smile |s gone forever r]M I dllh0t'~0nelomeondY0u~oamlnall .~ away :! i And her hands we cannot touch J~ I them if0~thme,ln thisshort 't~.~ courageous and humorous till the end. Del was a <~ ~..i.~;o ~.~! . i~ J dinl0guelwanlt0th0nkYouforeve~hing~ loving husband and father. He passed away with ~. ~'~ i~'hisfamijyafhisslde' Predeceasedbyhisfather "~' ~,~_ (Hughey) and sister (Dianne). Survived by his wife '~ (Germaine), sons (Jason & Braden), his mother ~. ; ~=, (Dorothy), 3 brothers, 4 sisters and many uncles, ~, ,~ aunts, nephews, nieces and cousins. Del was a fun '~ ,~ and loving man and will be greatly mlssed by all,

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PENTIUM III 450 mhz, 86 hd, DOBERMAN PINCHERS, reg- 128 m ram, dvd, cd- rw, Sur- ~stered,shots, vet checked. Ca- round sound with sub box, 15" nadian Champion Sire. Great Horthorn Hoaring &Saloly Training DOOR-TO-door Interviewer. Sony monitor, 56 k modem, temperaments, versatility, natu- One of Canada's largest most / GERONIUOCARLOS CORTEZ 10/100 nic, win 98, ms office: ral ears. $800, cropped $1,100. WCB OFA Level 1 espected marketing research $650. Hp 5P laser printer $250. Call 250-646-2125, Armstrong "rue., July 16 Sat., July 20 ...... $85 co's needs interviewers in the (Lolo Gerry) Call 250-615-6224. B.C. [email protected] WCB OFA TRANSPORTATION ENDORSEMENT Terrace area, p/t only, Born April 22, 1912 Female toy apricot puppy. Wed., July 17 Sun. July 21 ...... $85 eves/wknds. No sales. Travel & In Bacarra, Philippines,passed away Ready to go July 14/2002. exp paid, Excellent interperson- WCB OFA Level 3 CAREYBOGART,Instructor al skills, fluent english, vehicle peacefullyin Terrace, BC on June 22, 2002. $450.shots included, For more info please call 250.635-4783 Sept 16-27 Od. 21-Nov. 1 ...... $659 essential Phone 9.1pm M-F Predeceased by wife Esperanza and son Alfonso 604-668-3313 (collect outside or email at [email protected], Adult Care c/w Level r Vancouver) Fax anytime 604- REGISTERED BLACK Men., Aug. 19 ...... $95 668-3333 Attn, Curtis/Mariann labrador, 2 females, 12 weeks. WHMIS - Anytime via computer ...... $50 Email: mradisav@inforcf- shots, tattooed• $350 each. qroup,com 842-6447 ENGLISH TEACHERS required 460 EQUIPMENT in Japan. energetic and cl~eer- ful. Teachers for small children INTERNATIONAL Tractor Cat Send your resume to: 604-681- 3406 engine 425 hp fuller 18 5825 peppykids@ktc-cana- speed with OD. Rockwel da.com 44,0001bs axle. 4-11 no spin diff, 244 WB c/w cab guard and NEEDED SECOND or third 5th wheel and Mel 250-842- year apprentice transport me. 6851or 250-842-5928 chanic. Must be able to work WHMIS $50 well with tile public and work "4.8 CUBIC foot freezer with JOHN DEER 2020Cat hydraulic July 19 • Fri • 12:30pm - 4:30pro shifts. Looking for conscientious Sadly missed by sons Andres [Rosalina}, lock + drain Excellent condition blade. Mechanically sound team player. Good working con- Jose (Norma), Salvador {Liuda) and daugh- $250. Papason chair $75. Call Phone 250-798-2528 Leave OFA Level I $89 ditions and benefits. Fax re- ters Alberta, Nenita (Angel), and Bella 250-615-5572. messaqe. July 20 • Sat • 8:30am- 4:30pro sume to 1-250-845-3427 or for (Hugh), twenty-seven grandchildren and THUNDERBIRD RANCH & more information call 1-250- sixteen great grandchildren. Farm Equipment. Quality used Worksafe: OH&S Committee Training $99 845-2212. sales & Iocaters - Hauling avail- July 20 • Sat • 8:30am- 5:30pro Special thanks to Dr Brown and Leslie, J able, Dave Crossan (250) 567- hltereste(I in 2607. 6kin Maoes Road, Van- Childsafe $79 stl i)l'lle.lentillig your nurses Baxter and Serge, numerous i Ii t,.~o iii i2 ? friends that visited him at home and at derhool B,C. Aug 3 • Sat • 8:30am - 4:30pm the hospital, members of the Fil-Can com- l 1995 INGERSOL 4 cylinder dei- sel generator, 30kw excellent 470 OFA Level I $89 munity in Terrace and Kitimat, Elnora condition, trailer type. $14,000. Aug 15 • Thur • 8:30am - 4:30pm ~S }IN Gines, Jack Wreggitt, Pastor Paul and wife I abe. Various sizes of galvan- LOGGING/TIMBER Racquel Antunes (for the music}, and the ized steel lamp standard poles. Transportation Endorsement $89 I.i fcl'hlns L'I'C [__ ~_family of St, Matthew's Anglican Church._~m=~_ -] 20' & up lengths. 250-838-5978 1989 BLUE bird, 72 passenger Aug 16 • Fri • 8:30am- 4:30pro Services. Inc.. 250-838-6900 camperized bus, propane cook Icadcr in asscssIn¢ll[ stove fridge, 4 beds, wood scrviccs is sccking 2 OAK KITCHEN cabinets and Foodsafe Level I $99 P.Ns mid i¢.PNs wilh counter tops. 60" long 4 draw- stove, dinning table, runs excel- Aug 16-17 ° Fri/Sat • 6-10pm/9:00am-4:O0pm lent, Asking $4000. Call 250- geriatric c.xpcr~cncc ers an~ 4 doors. New $500/ea. to ¢ollduct ili holllc Thigh industrial gates 10' & 6' 847-9204. Look for our Fall Calendar coming to homes in August/ Io~g-tcrnt care long. $100. Several light fix- [nsLirallcc tures. Water skits $50. 250-798- ~.ISSCSSIllCII|S 011 U 2456 NORTNW I part-time basis. Until We Meet Again ~,~':~%" C 0 M IMU N I IY COLLEGE Interestcd partics 2 YEAR OLD washeddryer, pa- Take a closer look. please contact: tio furniture, weed eater, 2 pro- EXISTING DOLLAR store fran- chise available" on lower main- 14lick Nowh|. Philippino pane tanks, cat trap, wheelbar- (800) 525-7279 x30 I row, 13" colour "IV and misc land , Okanagan Valley and Rno~vla. Hendriko other items. 250-635-0688 Vancouver Island in busy well @LifePlattsl nc.cotlt anchored shopping centers, To A BEAUTIFUL wrought iron arrange an interview call Carole gate from a castle in Mannheim Braam at 1-800-495-5574. Germany is available in Cana- 54OHELP nee Vanderkwaak da. It's approximately 3-400 FOR SALE Country Delight re- WANTED years old. Excellent condition. sturant dell in Prince Rupert. PACES DAYCARE SOCIETY SepL 20, 1925 - . .., . , . • , . Call 1-250-542-5580. Contact 1-250-624-5824 after June 28, 2002 5:00 pm ASSISTANT BUILDER : Qual- REQUIRES A COTTON CANDY, candy ap- ifications: Experience in log ple, snow cone, hotdog, grills, FULL SERVICE RESTAU- RANT located on Yellowhead building industry. Excellent. She is lovingly remembered by her husband, ice cream machines, etc. 638- communication skills, good ref- MANAGER children and grondchildren. 1213 highway in Clearwater, B.C. 120 seats first class condition erences are a must. Attributes: A committed individual who will guide staff, Philippinc was born in Sassenheim, Holland, on FACTORY DIRECT- kitchen strong organizational skills, abil- Sunday, September 20, 1925, the oldest of 9 chil- on line to gross $700,000 I parents and children in continuing our quality cabi nets - countertops. We ship Priced at $590,000, excellent fi- ity to priodtize workload, felix- dren. She was married in 1948 to Cornelius Infant/Toddler program. throughout BC. Visit our web- nancing available. Call 250- able with the ability to work with Braam and had two children born in the tow~ of Excellent communication, teamwork and inno- site www.kitchensbc.com For 674-2945 or 250-674-0142. minimal supervision, permanent Lisse, Holland. further links and complete infor- - full time employment, Monday vative programming skills required In 1952, as a family of four, they emigrated to mation, call 1-800-336-1639 or GOVERNMENT FUNDS, grants to Friday, remuneration hourly. ECE Certification c nd substantial infant/tod- Canada, settling in the Creston valley. Another fax 1-250-561-2250. & loans information. For all Please fax, mail or drop off re- dler experience in a group setting required. child was born before moving on to Terrace, B.C. business & farms. Call 1-800- sume and referances.(prefer- FLOORING COMPANY needs 505-8866 ably drop off in person) Big Foot Closing date is July 17, 2002. Employment fo In Terrace the'/found a good place to live, and .~ to sell inventory, laminate had 5 more children bringing the total to 4 boys REINVENT YOUR future ..... Hawn Log Homes Ino located at start late August 2002. $.49sq/ft: oak, maple, birch un- 3880, Salmon Arm, B.C. Vle- and 4 girls, The days were Full of hard work. with Avonl Start your own busi- Submit resumes to: ~ finished $1.99sqft; 6"-8" rustic 48B. phone 250-835-0031 or Philippina was a great wife, a great mother and ness(free until July 20) Call for Nancy Hague, President fir $.80sqtt; oak/maple floating fax 250-835-8479. ~. she loved her 14 grandchildren as she tried to $2.99sqft; maple prefinished. a free brochure 1-866-718- PACES DAYCARE ~ point them all in the direction of the Lord. $2.99 sqft. Cherry prefinished 1895. COMMERCIAL ROOFING CO. 4924 Straume Ave., •( ~ Lit was o proud'day in~1957 When Philippina . $4 99:..~qff; ~.A!der. uB!in!sbed " T'ES-[=DRiVEI.Unlqueopportun.. seeking self motivated estlma- became a Canadian citizen: She lived the rest of $:i 99"Si:lff:-'To~s"mo[ef' :i=800- - ity to own and Operate a 2003 tars. Successful candidate must • ,,.,,V8G4V8 .. .:,,:, "i ,~i is • . i her life in Terrace. '...... 631-3342 or 604-888-8175 Kenworth with zero down. You have gooci communication In 2001 she was diagnosed with Parkinson's ~--~ Flooring Salel Laminate start- must have rain. 2yrs flatdeck skills, ability to read and inter- disease and for almost a year she had been hos- ing at $.75/sqft. Hardwood spe- highway experience, able and pret plans and specs. Building pitalized. During this time 2 great-grandsons were cials. Free delivery, some con- willing to run Canada/USA and tech degree or equivalent an born. ditions apply. Vadety of finishes possess good references, asset. Fax resume: Transwest ' • Philippina passed away peacefully, to be with and colors.. Phone/fax 250- Steve or Andre. 800-663-0099 Roofin.q1-604-596-1430. her Lord, in the early morning of June 28, 2002. 635-0749 Cell 250-638-7074 WOODLAND The family of P~ilippino and Cornefius Braam: INTERESTED IN Hometown ~ Marianne & (Brian) Kormendy (deceased), Derek news? Assorted B.C. Interior EQUIPMENT INC. ~ormendy, Tanya Kormendy, Ralph Braam, papers for sale. Limited quanti- Amanda Braam, Kevin Braam, Timothy Braam, ~ ties. Call 250-638-7283. COMPANY INFO. I Janette & Henry Seinen, Matthew & Lisa Selnen LOGGING TRUCKLOADS of Woodland Equipment Inc. specializes in the supply of machine and Tyson, Andrew Seinen, Joshua Selnen & Jenn firewood. Mixed Hemlock, AI- ~arts and service to the forest and lumber industry. This aggressively expanding, team-oriented business is based oul of Milsted, Adrienne Seinen and Jonas, Yvonne & Bill der, and Birch. $800 to Terrace. 250-638-7290 Kamloops with branches in Prince George and Cranbrook. We i Warcup, Joanna Warcup, John Warcup, John .~ .~, currently represent original equipment manufacturers including: Braam, Harold & Maria Braam, Jodi Broam, Laura ~',,.~ ~ 380 TIMBER • RANGER, HYUNDAI, FORANO and TANGUAY. The Prince Braam, Casey Broam, Phyllis & David D, ,Hull, ~i~ ~ George branch is currently seeking a qualified candidate to fill a Gordon & Tracy Braam, ~ PRIVATE TIMBER wantedl Ce- full-time position of Heavy Duty Mechanic. .~ Funeralservice was held 2:00 p.m, Wednesday, ~ , dar, hemlock, balsam, alder, HEAVY DUTY MECHANIC July 3, 2002. Terrace Christian Reformed Church, ~,...... ~ birch, cottonwood. Competitive The successful candidate will be involved in a team-odented, ~~~~~Terrace, B.C. Officialing: Pastor Pieter Hendriks. prices. Select logging, Call Glen non-union shop with a rapidly growing customer base. 250-638-0214. The following qualifications would be considered advantageous to your application. 395WANTED 520 CAREERS 540 HELP : • 4th year or journeyman ticket • Ranger (Clark) rebuild experience WANTED FREEZER burned WANTED:, ATTENTION: PROFESSIONAL • Able to troubleshoot Hydraulic and Electrical Systems meat. bones or fish for sled • Capable of field service work 230 LOST:& dogs. Wil pick up 250-635- driver Training programs BUILDING SALES position including long haul and moun- • Whimis cedification ~:FOUND 3772 UFA - United Farmers of Alber- • Work independently tain driver training. Career ta is looking for a mature, hard- counselling and job placement working individual to actively Applications FOUND ONE goat. white and available. Call Harry 1-877-763- Attention: Paul Minard, Email: [email protected] black approx 2year old. Female, promote and maximize sales 4 BEAUTIFUL kittens to give 8040 to start your new career and profits in building packages Fax 250-561-2405. Mail or deliver Woodland Equipment Inc., has collar, found in Thunderbird 2057 l st Avenue Prince George, B.C., V2L 2Z1. away. 6 weeks old, littered today. MJ Bloomfield & Okana- and associated building sup- ~ravel oit. 250-635-2159 clan University Colleqe. trained. Call 250-635-3030. plies. This is an established postion of Red Deer. Ufa offers 240 PERSONALS competive remuneration for qui- FOR MORE information on pro- rifled applicants. Fax resume to EXOTIC YOUNG classy adult (403)556-3781 or email resume females 19+. Available by ap- 1994 AQHA Bay Gelding "He grams + services for people of Caught My Fancy". Used 2 sea- disabilities and the designated and questions to:howard.uphill pointment. Services escort, @ufa.com. companionship, stags, tele- sons, preparing for Level 1 parking permit program. Con- BUSY BRIDAL store seeks mo- phone internet service. Terrace, Coaching Western Exam. Has tact the Vernon Disability Re- Northwest Community College, Stewart Campus has an nice English movement. "Cut- tivated individual for a sales Kitimat area. For fun personal source Center. 1-877-288-1088 opening for an auxiliary part-time (20 hours per week) times adults only. Toll free 1- ter" is 16.1hh, big boned, very or www.varc.ca cleck position. Please drop off resume 4605 Lazelle Ave., Ter- Youth Initiatives Facilitator commencing July 29th and 877-229-7711 athletic, friendly. He hauls, hot shoes, clips, baths, the works. race, B.C. terminating August 30th subject fo funding. Salary will be in GET BACK on trackll Bad cred- A REAL DREAM GELDING. accordance with the Collective Agreement between the it? Bills? Unemployed? Need ASSISTANT BUILDER. Qualifi- $4000. 250-847-3165 or eisho cations: Experience in log build- College and BCGEU Support Staff Scale, Level 7 (under Money? We lendll If you own @bulkier.net your own home - you qualify. 1- ACCEPTING JOB applications ing industry, excellent commu- review). Accommodation may be provided. 1994 GREY ARAB MARE 15 nication skills, good references 877-987-1420 www.ploneer- for experienced operators with Responsibilities: west.cam Broker/lender fees hands, 13 yr palomino Morgan job references, for buncher, are a must. Attributes: Strong The successful applicant will collaborate with identified may applyl mare, 15 hands. Both are grader, cat (D-8). Some camp organizational skills. Ability to trained, quiet, friendly, with prioriflze workload, flexible with community organizations to facilitate various youth LIVE 24 hour chat "NEW" line. work. Primary job site is Burns show records. In foal to Arab for the ability to work with minimal initiatives, cooperate with community organizations to Now operatingll Call 1-900-870- Lake. Apply to File b, box 309 210 BUSINESS= 2003. $3,000 each abe. 846- Burns lake B,C.V0J-IE0. supewision, permant - full time identif,/opportunities for youth programs and activities, and 7647. Our ladies are sweet and 5583 or [email protected] ACCESS TO a computer I Put it employment. Monday Friday, provide tutoring services as required. "' PERSONALS simply the best - 24/7. 1-80% remuneration hourly, Please 337-8122 C.C. billing from 1996 AQHA sorrel mare. to work. $1500 + p.t. $3-5000 + 15.3hh, very attractive. Sire: ft. Call 1-800-567- fax, mall or drop off in person. Qualifications/Skills: ~ BOOKKEEPING SERVICES: $2.55/min. (18+) Big foot Hand Hewn log homes Set up and maintenance of your Dee Cas Bar by the Cascadlan. 3361 .www,uworkonline.com Applicants should be enthusiastic and out-going. Preference SINGLE WHITE professional 4 months professional training Inc.. Located at 3380 Ford may be given to applicants between the age of 18 to 26, small business requirements. male, early fifties, looking for BUSY EDMONTON, Alberta. Road, Tappan, B.C. mailing : Sewing the Northwest for over (good Pleasure/Hunter under though exceptions may be considered depending on single white fit female for com- saddle prospect) Have video. Electric Company requires jour- box 3088 Salmon Arm, 9 years. Phone 250-635-9592 experience. Applicants must have experience working with panionship, possibly more. intermediate rider. Clips, loads, neyman electricians with resi- B.C.V1 E- 4R8. phone 250.835- FREE CREDIT counselling con- Photo would be appreciated but hot shoes. No time to ride. dential experience, Fax 0031 or fax 250-835-8479. youth, and some post secondary education, preferably solidate debts, one low monthly not necessary. Reply to Box $3000. 250-847-3266 or eisho resumes Attn: Rick at (780)- degree or career program completion. payment, eliminate or reduce 434-7051. CASUALS REQUIRED. Home 141 c/o The Terrace Standard, @bulkley.net Support Workers, Caring de- Interest, rebuild your credit rat- 3210 Clinton St., Terrace, B.C., Applicants should have exl)erience with computer software ing, Credit Counselling Society pendable Individuals who have oppli'cations, web page design and development, and V8G 5R2, a Home Support Worker/Nurses of B,C., Non profit service. 1- experience working with n ulti-media equipment. Skills will 888-527.8999. Aide Certificate or a nursing background and enjoy working include organizational skills and tutoring skills. Volunteer with clients in their homes, work or experience working with community organizations NOTICE Place your word ad in There is also weekend employ- will be an asset. The Terrace Standard and ment available. Vehicle re- Respond in confidence, quoting competition #02.054B to: Weekend Advertiser for 1 week quired. Apply at Terrace Home and pay only $14.45, 3 weeks Supped Services, 4720 Hau- Diredor, Human Resources, NORTHWEST COMMUNITY gland, Terrace, B.C, 250.638- COLLEGE, Box 726, Terrace, B.C. V8G 4X2, FAX: (250) LOST COCKATAIL grey in col (3TS) & 3(WA) $26.75. Addi- 4013 638-5475, Email: [email protected], with red, yellow and green tional words over 20 25C/word markings Answers to the plus GST. Phone 638.7283, COMMISSION SALES,staff, DI- W~ thank'aU'ol0~llcadBfat I~eir interest, h~wer, bnly hose selected name Coco. Reward offered. Fax 638-8432 or email to adver- rect sales - imported Tiger tising @ferracestandard.com prawns. For more Information, [or on interview will Be conkcted, ' ~NORTHWEST Spring Creek Drive area. Very w~¢sw~w,wsw (ew ~ nv t ous c~ sentimental value. Call 250- We accept VISA, Mastercard or rep!y by emall to setlshdmp Closing Dote: July 18, 2002, • Take a closer look. 638-168g, cash. @canada,cam B8 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 10, 2002 i 1540HELP 540 HELP : ,,,rra,,a,, ° " ' "T r WANTED : WANTED ,., S ;I/ SEEKING A summer job? Try- HYGENIST NEEDED on the ing to fill a summer position? coast. For great family practice. Need help around the house? We'll pay relocation cost for the Call HIRE-A-STUDENT 250- right person. Wages start at 635-7134 ext 233. 1-800-663- T!::. ' ~, i :. ::: ::!: i :IGI~;!:; ii!J~i; i A!;~i .... $42- $45/hr. New grads web 6883 ext 233 come. For more Information call Susan 1-604-420-6227. NEEDED: SECOND or third year apprentice transport me- LOOKING FOR an energetic chanic. Must be able to work m I WE HAVE OPENINGS FOR 2 person 19 or older. Who likes terracestandardcam well with the public and work children, to work part -time at Check out our site or call 638-7283 for advertising information FULL TIME MECHANICS shifts. Looking for a conscien- Little Rug Rats Daycare. First tious team player. Good work- We invite applications from team oriented individuals aid, medical clearance, and looking to further their skills maintaining our modern ing conditions and benefits, Fax ' 604: : :: i: criminal record check required. resume to 1-250-845-3427. For ' ".,:/6041 (i ~/ fleet. Applicants must have infer-provincial certification Call Robin for more into 250- more information call 1-250- APARTMENTS 635-4947, resume and 3 letters APARTMENTS::: and preference will be given for CVIP certification. Shift 845-2212. .... i ~ ~.' . .,. of recommendation needed. work is required. 1 AND 2 bedroom apartments ONE BEDROOM basement su- ...... 4828 Halliwell Ave, Terrace, PRO-TECH Forest Resources 2 BEDROOM apartment, locat- available immediately. On site ite, two bedroom basement su- B.C. V8G- 2J4. Ltd. Employment opportunity: ed close to Thon;llill schools. Applicants can drop off resumes or send them to: Siviculture Coordinator, An ac- management., call 250-635- Washer/dryer available. ite and a 3 boclroom ground lev. LOOKING FOR full time, part 5136 or 250-635-6428. el. No smoking, no parties and Aft: Ed Sousa credited Silviculture Surveyor. 2 $500/mo. No pets. Call 250- time drivers and dispatchers. 1 BEDROOM apartment and a no pets. Call 250-635-9684. Experienced an asset but will- years experienced req. Knowl- 635-3583. 5221 Keith Ave. 2 bedroom duplex for rent. Call ONE BEDROOM basement su- ing to train. Drop off resume at edge of local ecosystem and 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT• Terrace, B.C. 250-635-9333. ite. Semi furnished. $450/month Kalum Kabs or contact Rodger current Silviculture survey stan- Available immediately. No Bus: 250-635-4030 Fax 250-563-3201 + Damage deposit, utilities in- at 250-635-7177. dards req. Ability to supervise 1 BEDROOM unit in Thornhill. smoking, no pets, secured en- and train staff. Valid BC Class 5 eluded. Thornhill area. Available MIKE WIEGELE helicopter ski- $325/month, call 250-638-0438. trance and recreation facilities Closing date is August 1,2002. license. Employer: Pro-Tech on site. References required. in July. Call 250-635-5992. ing is now accepting applica- Forest Resources LTD, Telkwa, 1,2, 3, bdr apt. Avail immd. On tions for: Front desk clerk 3 site management. Ref reqd. plus security deposit. Call 250- ONE BEDROOM furnished su- B.C• Contact Sheri Worthing. 635-6824. ite. Suitable for a single person years previous experience in Phone 250-845-2810, fax 250- 250-635-6428 or 250-638-0015 hotel /resort industry, 2nd lan- or 250-615-0345 only, Utilities included in rent 846-5007 or email: HYPER- APARTMENTS-TERRAC'EI $475/month.Cal1250-631-9625, guage an asset (German LINK"mailto:houstonoffice @pro- preferred) highly organized, en- NEWLYRENOVATED 2 BedroomApts| SMALL APARTMENT in 4 plex techforest.ca" houstionoffice PARK MANOR APTS. $500 per month I in Thornhill. Ideal for single thusiastic and friendly, excellent @pro-techtforest.ca Resumes communication skills, computer Free hot water/recreation I person or couple. To view 250- due by May8,_2002. 2 Bedroom Apart., literate. Please fax/email re- • Close to school and hospital I 635-8288 WE ACCEPT resume for the $600.00 month, includes Security entrance | sume to: Margaret Ballash, fax: Call collect (250) 877-6773 I 250-673-6464 and email jobs position of waitress. Please heat. Closeto swimming challenges.""ani'physi'ca~'be'au~"o~"the-Na'ss"R;;er iv'a'll'ey~']n @wiegele.com. Web- send your resume to the front pool & downtown. I desk of Shan Yen Restaurant. NorthwesternB.C. and by the inspiring spirit o~ the Nisga a people site:www,wie.qale.com. No pets. NEEDED EXPERIENCED log 4606 Greig Ave. No phone calls who recentlysigned their historic treaty. please. References required. 1 BEDROOM basement suite. truck drivers, experienced Su- Bright, clean, and quiet. Private You will work from the Diagn0slic& TreatmentCentre in the Nisga'a per B drivers and picker opera- Phone 635-3475 58OWORK : entrance. Single n/s, n/d, non village o~ New Aiyansh, a 90.minutedrive north of Terraceon a tors. Call 1-780-525-2110. partying, working individual paved highway. You will service a two.bed emergencyroom and •, WANTED : , 2 BEDROOM ground level SET YOUR own hours, be your .. • , , • • only. No pets. Available July saleliteclinics in two neighbouringcommunities. own boss, earn what you de- apartment. Available imme- 2 Bedroom 1/2002. $550/month includes The area offers unsurpassedhiking, fishing, huntingand skiing in o serve. Call to find out about the ARE YOU selling or renting diately. Laundry facilities. No Anortments heat, light and basic cable. Call business opportunity at Avon your homel Do you need pets. Security deposit + refer- "'r " - 250-638-8436. dramaticand prMI,e selling thathas 1o be seento ~e believed. Canada. Linda Carlson. 250- someone too take care of your ences required. $500/month, in- 635-9138 Your Avon lawns, or stop your flower beds cludeds hot water. Call 250- This is a salaried position funded at northern rates by. lhe B.C. ite, fridge/stove included. Good Ministry oF Health. Housing, travel and other benefits Io be independent Sales Dealer. avon from over growing. Or just need 635-1126. [email protected] someone to take care of your condition. $400/mo Small pets negotiated. home. Give me a call at 250- 2BEDROOM APARTMENT in welcome. Available immediate- WANTED ADULT female es- well maintained complex in ly. 2bedroom ground level The successful applicant will work with a muhi-disciplinaryteam of corts and chatters 19+ for Ter- 635-7115, reasonable rates. heahh care pro[essionals including two doctors, eight nurses and a SMART PAINTING Experi- quiet area. Fridge/stove, wash- basement suite. $550/mo in- race, Kitimat area. Must be reli- er/dryer, dishwasher. Non eludes utilities. Available July support staff of 50. able. Transportation provided. enced painting contractor will paint spring and summer interi- smoker, no pets. Suitable for re- 1st. 250-638-8544 FOR MORE INFORMATION: Excellent compensaton. Phone tired person/couple. $700/mo toll free 1-877-229-7711 or, exterior residential and com- ;. 2 BEDROOM basement suite Niscja'a Valley Health Board mercial painting. 10% paint dis- ref req. 250-847-5546 available immediately. Couple phone: 250-633-5077 WANTED BUYERS Place your A - 1 suitesl We treat our ten- preferred, close to downtown. word ad in The Terrace Stan- count from supplier. Seniors A NEW 2 bedroom apartment email: [email protected] 15% labour discount. Profes- ants as valued customersl suite. 2 floors, very clean &quite Big backyard. Separate en- dard and Weekend Advertiser Available immediately. 3 bed- sional quality work. Reasonable area. Has covered parking, trance. No pets. References re- for 1 week and pay only $14.45, room suite in bright and modern quired. Security deposit. Call 3 weeks (3TS) & 3(WA) rates. Free estimates. Refer- comes with f/s and w/d. No pets ences available. Call Karl 250- duplex. Ensuite on Master bed- please. Available immediately. 250-635-6824 $26.75. Additional words over room.Washer/ dryer. Fenced Moricetown Band Council 20 25C/word plus GST. Phone 615-0199 Phone 250-635-4571. 2 BEDROOM rental suite. is seeking applications from qualified and well-organized 638-7283, Fax 638-8432 or yard with trees and garden. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, 2 Available immediately. Damage $800/month. (includes utilities) individuals. Two positions are available that cover several email to advertising@terra- bedroom apartment newly reno- deposit and references re- cestandard.com We accept 1 bedroom suite ($525). Bright vated, Close to town, security quired. 250-635-2932 responsibilities, the primary one being Lands Management and clean. Washer/dryer. and Research into Historical Specific Land Claims. VISA, Mastercard or cash. entrance on site management. FOR RENT large one bedroom Available July 1st. 2 bedroom No pets. $525/month + damage basement suite. For working This position is also responsible for advising Council and the suite in bright and modern deposit. Call 250-638-0404. person. Very clean. No Band membership on the steps required, and the advantages Lake Country Log Homes is a progressive and growing 4plex. Washer/dryer. Beautiful pets/parties. F/s, w/d,. $475/mo, and disadvantages, of locally administering Band Membership AVAILABLE JUNE 30/02, spa- p~oducer of high-quality hand-crafted and machine- fenced yards with fruit trees and cious 2 bedroom ground level utilities included. Call 250-635- and of developing Custom elections procedures. The position garden. Call 250-638-7608 5293 or 250-635-4244. may also become the Electoral Officer for the bi-annual Council profiled log homes. We ate expanding and are now basement apartment, w/d, pri- elections. (Prior experience is not a prerequisite, as looking for ky individuals for the folowin/postitions: A GROUND floor apartment. vate deck, fenced, walking dis- NICE BRIGHT one bedroom Government offers good training opportunities in all these Available immediately. $ tance to city center. No pets, no suite, at 4633 Scott. Good refer- responsibilities, a more important attribute will be a . MacSine.Proflled Log Home ProductionManager 400/month in Thornhill. Call kids, no parties prefer non ences required. Utilities includ- demonstrated organizational ability and a willingness to 250-635-4992. smoking. Asking $575/month + ed. $600/month. Call 250-638- • CustomerRepresentnlive & F,stimutor damage deposit $275. Call 250- 8639. learn.) A final job respo.nsibilitywill be to take the lead in ,Lbq, Uonte Designer 7 " facilitating regular Fund Raising, pfobably'ifi the fom~ of twice 635-4279. ONE BEDROOM..groufid.,le~el m6~nthy Binges to support'the]sperafon of the new Community ;,' ~!~. H~;.~!~ H0ntitguildm~! ~ ~'' "~,, CUNTON MANOR CLEAN AND QUIE'T 2' 'b6d"I suif~'~,~/ailabl~ Ire'bled ~i~l~ '~6' Gymnasium. WE ARE TAKING APPLICATIONS room apartment in 4plex in parties, pets ok. close to town. Prerequisites for the position are: a thorough knowledge of the Please check our wcbsite for more information on FOR A BACHELORSUITE Thornhill with beautiful parklike Call 250-635-3284. local Wel'suweren culture; computer fluency; Grade 12 or better these or any n~ positions, We thank all those who $420.00 month. yard. Bel Vu available $450/mo RENOVATED 2 bedroom base- educalion; previous office work experience; good communication • apply but only successful applicants will be contacted. AND ONE BEDROOMAPT. plus utilities. Call 250-635-5912. ment suite large kitchen and liv- skills; some experience in research; and good references. No phone calls pleas~ sso0.o0 month. FOR RENT in Thornhill, roomy ing room. Available July01/02. Additional advantages would be: prior similar experience; 2 bedroom apartment. Very No dogs or smoking. Call 250- relevant post secondary education; and a working knowledge of One block from swimmingpool. clean in good condition. Quite 635-3616 after 4pm. Federal Government regulations and funding procedures. Box 885, SalmonArm, BC V1E 4N9 No Pets, referencesrequired. area. $375/month. Call 250- SPACIOUS ATTRACTIVE 1 This is a one year term, with good possibilities of becoming a T0h 250.836.3854 Fox:250.836.3874 Phone635-3475 638-8607. bedroom suite available to non- permanent position, and pays $17.00/hr for a well-qualified smoker now. Quiet location, pri- person. FURNISHED 1 bedroom vate entrance, Fridge/stove, The second position is as an assistant and secretary to the apartment in Thornhill. $380/mo washer/dryer. Partial gas heat, above, with similar skills, assuming the applicants will have plus damage deposit $160. nl: ilili Summit Square hot water. Parking and cable in- some office experience but less program administration Utilities not included, no pets, cluded. $600/mo• References. background. The pay will be $9.00 to $11.50/hr, depending on Apartments 250-635-6851 Call Erica 250-635-2404 or col. qualifications. 1 & 2 Bedroom Units IN THORNHILL one bedroom lect Mary 250-446-6809 Please submit your resume by July 17, to the attention of the • Quiet & Clean furnished apartment, single oc- Band Manager, RR#1, Site 15, Box t, Moricetown, B.C,, V0J TWO BEDROOM basement su- • No Pets cupancy only. References re- 2N0. Fax 250-847-9291. HAIRSrYLIt!a& DAYSPA ite in thomhill. Close to schools, • Ample Parking quired. No pets. $360 + $180 laundry facilities on premises, is looking for an • Laundry Facilities sec dep. Call 250-635-2065. no pets. Recently painted and • Close to Schools & JUST RENOVATED LARGE with new appliances. $475/mo. Hospital THREE bedroom suite in du- Phone Rob 250-638-7290. ESTHETICIAN • On Bus Route plex. Private entrances, large ' MUSTBE EXPERIENCED,LICENSED AND • Security Entrance yard with fruit trees, downtown, • On site Building Manager $625/mo. Deposit required. No BE COMPETENT WITH ARTIFICIALNAILS. • Basketball, Volleyball & pets. Call 250-638-0790 for ap- 2000 SQ FT office space. 4391 BC Housing Racquetball Courts pointment to view Keith avenue. Call 1-250-635- FULL OR PART-TIME AVAILABLE 7171. An agency of the Provincial Government • 24hr Video Surveillance LARGE TWO bedroom suite in a quiet, clean four plex. Near OFFICE OR retail space for If you'd like to join our winning team... SENIOR CITIZENSWELCOME hospital and bus routes. Onsite rent or lease. Excellent down- Apply to ASk for Mortice Warner BUILDING MANAGER in person with resume caretakers, 5 appliances, ng town location 1800 sq ft. Ready $17.86/hr plus benefits 47 ! 8-B Lezelle Avenue, Terrace Call: 635-4478 fireplace, mini storage, No pets to move in. Call 250-635-1753 Regular Full-Time Live In Prince Rupert please, $750/month. Call Betty or email at alma2 @talus.net. 250-635-6248 628 FOR:SALE OR NEW APARTMENTS. One and Competition #: 02-S-06 : two bedroom apartments, close RENT• : ...:: • : HUNTINGTON to town, 2 bedrooms and 4 ap- Qualifications: EARLY pliances. N/g fireplace, and 2 BEDROOM mobile home, APARTMENTS storage room. Non smokers, no washer dryer, fridge, stove. • secondaryschool education pets. $650/mo. Call 250-635- $500/mo. 250-615-0116 even- • experiencewoi'king as a Building Manager for one CHILDHOOD Taking Applications 2250 or 250-635-1622. inqs. year or longer Now NEWER SPACIOUS 2 bed- FOR RENT or salel 2 bedroom EDUCATOR for1 &2 room, security entrance, 4 ap- mobile on lot, mature hedge, • ability to deal effectively with families, senior citizens shop. All in good condition, up- and persons with disabilities Terrace Doycare Centre has a full time Bedroom suites pliances. No pets/smoking. Walking distance to downtown. per Thornhill. Rent $600/month • ability to provide services to individuals kom diverse position starting July 17, 2002. • Clean,quiet renovated suites Available immediately. 250-638- or sell $69,000. 250-635-3756 backgrounds in a sensiteve and reasonable manner ECE Certificate, License to Practice, & Child , Ampleparking 0046 or 250-635-4852 FOR SALE Place your word ad , Laundryfacilities • ability to deal appropriately with a variety of Safe ("First Aid") required. Team Player, NEWLY RENOVATED small in The Terrace Standard and individuals and groups including tenants, tenant , Closeto schools& downtown house. On lovely lot. Available Weekend Advertiser for 1 week Creative Planner, Energetic and Easygoing. . On bus route associations and health services to provide service or immediately. Also 2 bedroom and pay only $14.45, 3 weeks Cd s!e management obtain cooperation duplex, 1 bedroom suite and (3TS) & 3(WA) $26.76. Addi- Drop resumes at , No pets basement suite at various loca- tional words over 20 25C/word • strong communication skills , Referencesreq,lted tions, for more into call 250- plus GST. Phone 638-7283, • good organizational and problem solving skills Terrace DayCare, 3425 Kalum St, 635-6611 Fax 638-8432 or emall to adver- or • ability to troubleshoot To view call ONE BEDROOM apt. Cable tising @terracesfandard•com : maintenance problems Fax: Trina Oldale c/o 250-638-1873 and laundry facilities. New man- We accept VISA, Mastercard or cash. cleaning and minor maintenance skills 638-1748 agement on site, No pets • knowledge of WHMIS please. 250-615-5441 THREE BEDROOM townhouse with basement. Walking disability to write factual reports • tance to downtown Terrace. • current B.C. Driver's License and a reliable Vehicle 616coMMERCIAL $650/mo. No pots, and refer- I COACHMAN I ences required. Call 260-638- We look for staff who are energetic, physically fit and 7140 or 250-632-5918, dependable. Interested opplicanls should send their resume I APARTMENTS If and covering letter by eilher fax 250-627-8975 or mail by W&IW I 1 & 2 BedroomApts. I| 4:30 pm, Monday, July 15, 2002 to: I On Site Management III We are looking br a full-time employee to work in the | SecurityEntrance with li Linda Movold CD dept. and computer depf of our Skeena Mall store. I UndercoverParking II Area Manager The person we are looking for will have a friendly | & Elevator. II BC Housing Management Commission outgoing personality and some experience in dealing with Laundry Facilities on Jl customers and staff. 1400 Kootenay Ave. II . each floor II Prince Rupert, BC VBJ 3X5 This individual should be interested in the music industry. They will be required to work weekends. I i On Bus Route II BC Housing thanks all applicants for their interest. Only those Basic computer skills would be an asset. Pleasedrop your li No Pets JJ selected for an interview will be contacted. resume off at the Skeena Mall store or fax if to our head |1 To View a Clean & Quiet ill office at (250)635-3491 II Buildingon Ihe Bench II For more details call our job hotline: 1"877'633-3939 !1 638.sss4 iI www.bchouslng.org ~,,. REFERENCESREQUIRED ]J

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,730 FOR SALE BY 730 PORSALE BY 4,600 LAKE frontage, 161 acr- OWNER " es on Tchasinkut lake, one of B,C.'s purest, south Burns lake, i, ' natural springs, buildings sites, 1A FOR rent in Thornhill. One FOR RENT small 2 bedroom IN THORNHILL looking for 1 GRAND FORKS - priced to sell 1 112 STOREY, 4 bedrooms, bedroom cabin, electric heat. 2 bedroom country home on 2100 sq ft home. N/g heat. 2 3 BEDROOM home, full base- surrounded by crown land, house on large fenced lot, non-smoker to share fullhouse $249.000. www.niho,eom or call $375/month. Available imme- w/large yard. Pets OK. $350/mo 13.2 acres, numerous oxtrasl baths,Lakelse Lake on private ment, large acreage, rural area, suitable for 1 or 2 people. 5131 close to town. Asking 604-606-7900. diately or August 1/2002. Call Agar. Pets welcome. Available includes utilities. 250-615-3401 See listing #2772@homesellca- park like setting. 20 x 40 ft 250-635-2319. $1000/mo. For more into. 250- 2-BEDROOM HOME with shop immediately. Call 250-635-3883 LOOKING FOR roommate in nada,com. Call 1-250-442- workshop, 75 x 200 It lot. Call 2 BEDROOM , half duplex for 3050. 250-798-2456.Askincl $149,900. 635-7310 in quiet neighborhood. New LARGE 3 bedroom duplex. mobile home. W/d, f/s. roof. Fireplace in master bed- rent. For more information $500/mo, util. incl. 638-6969. LAKESHORE RECREATION- 3 BEDROOM vertical log home please call 250-635-6141. Fridge/stove, washer/dryer, AL lot on Tchesinkut Lake. 1,070 LAKEFRONT 6.5 acres on beautiful Babine Lake. Re- room, large back yard with 6ft blinds, finished attic, garden N/s, nip. Landscaped, power/phone; on Stuart lake, 8 km northwest privacy fence. Fridge, stove, 2 BEDROOM 1500 sqft upstairs cently renovated, deeded with level basement, fenced yard, ROOM FOR rent Shared small ship, glass teahouse, of Fort St James. Well treed large shop. Located near Gra- built-in dishwasher. Shed and 4 suite, with garage on Queens- pets negotiable. Non-smokers facilities, washer and dryer • Wharf, nice flat building site. and in parklike condition, shel- fruit trees. $82,500. 250-635- way. 5 appliances. No yard, no nisle, exceptional view. only. In upper Thornhill. available. Cable and TV. Close Good access. $70,000 negoti- tered shoreline, good beach. $114,000. Call 250-639-9519. 6254 dogs. For quite couple or single $750/mo + damage deposit. to downtown. Call 250-638- able, 1-250-694-3575 or 1-250- $69,500. www.niho.com or call person. $475/month + damage Available immediately, For ap- 8944. 695-6574 604-606-7900. deposit. 250-635-7411 plication call 250-635-4368 SMALL FARM APPROX. 100 1200 SQFT rancher 7 years 2 BEDROOM double wide on LARGE HOUSE centrally ~;:; 668 TOURIST " acres 1,000,000.00 view. Some old, ground level entry complete large lot at 4651 Beaver. located on one acre avail Aug in hay lots of open pasture with carport and covered south , Fridge/Stove, washer/dryer. 1st. $800/rno. Dam. dep. & ref. drilled well. Call 250-690-7470 facing veranda. 2 bedrooms en- $500.00 per month. Good : . ~ . a must, Call 250-635-2643. FIND B&B's online. Visit after 6:00 pm Fort Fraser, suite and full bathrooom, elec- references. Call 250-638-8639~ TWO LOTS 50' x 100' in Kitch- tric forced air heating and wood NEWER WELL maintained re- www.mondaytourism.com. All E 2 BEDROOM house, w/d, f/s. &B's in BC and Alberta listed ener, 16 km north of the US fireplace. Located on 2 acres, Smoking and pets okay. cently painted Thornhill duplex. just minutes from town. Near i geographically. For information $600/month + damage depos!t. Available to non-smokers now. border. Ideal building sites, mu- Woodland Park subdivision. 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, on advertising, send an email to nicipal water and hydro, trees Utilities not included. Call 250- tourism @mondavmacl.com on boundary. $12,900. Asking $165,000. Call 250-638- 635-0020. fridge/stove, washer/dryer STARRESORT,INT. WE buy & www.niho.com 1-604-606-7900. 8320or 250-638-7664 hookup, storage, ample park- 15.5 ACRES at 4803 Graham 2 BEDROOM mobile home at ing. $700/rno. Ref's. Call Erica sell timeshares, www.starre- 4645 Caribou. New windows, sort.net. 1-800-985-4395 Ave. 3 bedroom house 24X32 250-635-2404 or collect to Mary shop with 2 overhangs~ 2 fresh paint. $400/mo. 250-638- 250-446-6809 8639 6761 WANTED TO 'sheds, chicken house, 3 bay NICE TWO plus one bedroom hay barn, 17 fruit trees, large LAKELSE LAKE HIGHWAY SIDE 2 BEDROOM older home on PRICED TO SELLI 50 seat garden area. 8 to 10 loads of house at 4830 Walsh. Good ref- ' • • RENT,:~:L. .. . Home 2800 sq. ft., 72 fl lake frontage, ] 300 ff lone, has Queensway. $650/month, pets erences required. $750/month. family restaurant. Great location timber at back of property, trac- ok. Call 250-635-3901 even- NG heat & water, 2 baths, sauna, game room, laundry Call 250-638-8639. COLLEGE STIIDENT would on hyw 16. Very well main- tor and machinery go with farm. room, 2 fireplaces, new metal roof, new septic system, two in~s. tained. 14 years in business. Phone 250-638-1192. Asking ON BENCH! Bright and attrac- like 1-2 bedroom house August car garage, workshop, large storage oreo! Creek runs 3 +1 BEDROOM, 2 1/2 bath Check it out! Call 250-690-7470 $195,000firm. tive newer duplex. 3 bedroom, 2 to June. Have one small dog. through property. VIEW BY APPOINTMENT ONLY upstairs of a home. no pets, no bathroom, 5 appliances, sun- References available. Call 250- after 6 pro. 16.87 ACRES. 4.8 km south of parties. Working family pre- deck; No smoking, small pets 635-1924 or 1-306-745-6982 PRIME RETAIL space 4000 Nelson. Covered entirely in old 2315 First Ave. Ph. 798-2528 Gory Reum Leave Message ferred. Available immediately, on approval. $850/month. Avail- ask for Bruce. sqft building, large parking lot. growth timber, incredible views Cabin 800 sq. ft. odjoinin 9 my other properly 2315, 44 ft. references required + damage able August 112002. Call 250- Reasonable rate. Downtown overlooking the town. Excellent lake frontage. Will sell both properties together or sepa- deposit. Call 250-638-8874. 635-1293. •" ...... 705 ,-• Houston at 3440 - 9th street, investment. $89,500. rarely. PHONE 798-2528 FOR APPOINTMENT 3 BEDROOM Fridge/stove, Available September 1/2002. www.niho.com Call 604-606- ONE BEDROOM house in ACREAGES/LOTS Call Houston 250-845-2612. 7.900. washer/dryer included, attached Smithers. Garage, large yard, garage, large lot in Thornhill. No outbuildings. References re- pets. References and security 1274 ACRES- appraised 1.1 quired. $650/month. Call Steve million, substantial merchant- depsit. $600/mo. Call 250-635- or lea at 1-250-372-5456. 7157. able timber, 48 km west Van- RENT FREE until September derhoof, generally flat, unbeliev- 3 BEDROOM 14x70 trailer on 1/02. 3 bedroom townhouse, able views from center, 2 small private property, 10 minutes close to downtown and schools. lakes, roads throughout. from downtown. W/d, f/s. Located at 4520 Scott Ave. $895,000. www.niho.com. Call $600/month, $300 damage de- Fridge/stove included and 1-604-606-7900 posit. Call 250-635-8224. washer\dryer hook-ups. Call 21 ACRES 700' lakefront on 3 BEDROOM 2 bathrooms, 250-635-4980. Takla Lake 165 km north of Fort newly renovated townhouse SIDE BY side duplex. $750/mo. St. James. Beautiful beach, close to schools and hospital. Plus half damage deposit. No sunny southwestern exposure, $600/mo. plus damage deposit. pets, no parties. Call 250-638- could be subdivided. $125,000. Call 250-638-1553. 1094 after 4:00 pm. www.niho.com 3 BEDROOM duplex in Thorn- 328 ACRES, in central B.C. hill. F/s. $500/month + damage SMALL 2 bdrm duplex in Vanderhoof area. Corkscrew deposit. Call 250-635-9459. Thornhill, for 1-2 people, f/s. Creek runs through, cleared No pets. $375.mo references crop fields, natural irrigation, 4405 MUNROE 3 BEDROOM duplex located in required. 250-638-7727 partly fenced, two small log ca- Large 4 Bedroom House with full basement on 4.6 acres in upper Thornhill on 1 acre. 1 1/2 bins. $125,000. www.niho.com town. 2 1/2 bath (including large ensuile). Nicely land- low maintenance. 8 yrs. old, quiet neighbourhood. baths, fridge, stove included. SMALL HOUSE on private lot. Near downtown/bus stop. Suit- Call 1-604-606-7900. scaped, with flower gardens. Fruit trees, greenhouse. Hook-up for washer and dryer, 40 x24 barn with loft. Fenced for livestock. garden area. Small, trained pets able for single person. 40 ACRE hobby farm. Approx- Asking $138,700 $400/mo. plus utilities. Refer- imately 30 acres in hay. 3 bed- NO TRADES PLEASE welcome. $700/mo. Available room home well updated. Per- immed. Call 250-635-6905 ences required. Call 250-635- Asking $269,000 3951. fect for the little horse person. Call 250-615-6224 for appointment Call 250-690-7470 after 6 pro. Call 250-638-0633 for appointment 3 BEDROOM house TAKING APPLICATIONS for 3 bedroom side duplex. Available $600/month. 2 bedroom duplex August 1/02. F/s, Walking dis- $475/month. Damage deposit tance to town and hospital and and references required. Both schools. $750/month, plus half in Thornhill. Call 250-635-9530. deposit. Electric heat not inc. To place your 3 BEDROOM house at 5107 Call 250-635-2442. Community Classified Mills. F/s, w/d. Sorry no dogs or THORNHILL DUPLEX avail- smoking. $850/month. Call 250- able immediately. Good condi- call this newspaper or ,~ 638-8639. tion, freshly painted. Fridge/ toll free 1-866-669-9222 ~= 3 BEDROOM main floor, 1 stove, washer/dryer hookup, 3 I< block'from college:Roomy and bdrm, 1 1/2 baths n/g heat/hot classifieds@bccommu nitynews.com c e,~: ',~.[~,~,y~r,~. Rent negoti; wateh ~large-=: yard: and:,carport.• :.: ~t~w.communityclassifieds.ca ...... "$i'.' $700/mo References 'required. oar~ Call 250:638-'1164 ' Call 250-638-1394 LLION BC & YUKON READERS FOR $30g OR 11 MILLION READERS NATION-WIbE FOR $1,411 3 BEDROOM upstairs of house, THREE BEDROOM house, F/s, w/d, garage, large yard. Clean, f/s, wld, Available imme- Horseshoe area. Available Au- diately. $500/month. Call 250- gust 1/02. Call 250-635-4753 615-9772. AUTO FINANCING BUSINESS EDUCATION FOR SALE MISC. STEEL BUILDINGS leave message. THREE BEDROOM upper suite 4 BEDROOM duplex in Ter- in Thornhill. Close to schools, SECOND CHANCE OPPORTUNITIES A NEW CAREER? Train IBM PENTIUM2 300 MHZ FUTURE STEEL race. N/g heat, w/d included. No laundry facilities on premises, FINANCE. 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t. 1 B1 O- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July1 O, 2002 ' : 745MOBILE:745 MOBILE: I!I 1998 SRI ,14 x 70 modular ITERC'E home. Situated on pad in Pine 4 BEDROOM homo on Park: 2 bedroom, 6 appliances, For 5ale Owner Straume. Large tivingroom and skylight and jacuzzi tub in bath- familyroom with fireplace, 2 bathrooms. Large lot, F/s, w/d. room. Asking $51,000 will take 4916 the, 16 West635.7187 newer 5 tl~ wheel or travel trailer Asking $134,000, Call 250-635- as downpayment. Call 250-638- 1.800-313-7187 DLa.5958 3971. 8438. www.terraceautomall.com 5.5 ACRE HOBBY Farm in NEWLY RENOVATED 3 bed- Jackpine Flats. 4 bdrm double- room trailer w/large addition wide with all appliances, oil & REAL ESTATE WEEKLY and storage shed on private lot. wood l~eat, large deck, wired 2001 Dodge Dakota Club 3920 Hagen St.~ Copper Mtn. workshop, barn & hayloft and 2 Cab 4x4 All appliances included. large greenhouses. Outdoor rid- V6, Ante $55,000 Firm. Have recent ap- Was 26 995 ing arena & numerous outbuild' praisal, to view call 250-635- NOW ONLY ~25,995 ings in very private & fenced in 8205 2001 Dodge Ram setting. Asking $139,900 obo. 1500 4x4 For appointment call 250-798- o.g :;. NC, Tilt, Cruise 2456 Was 29,995 NOW ONLY $26,995 8 YEARS OLD 1400 sq ft full 2001 Dodge basement home. Like new con- Grand Caravan SE dition throughout. 4 possible 5 1987 CHEV sprint, 160,000 km, Brown, Low KM, Auto,/VC, Cruise, bedrooms, 3 baths. Freshly grc. $2000 obo. Call 250-635- "lilt, Power Windows & Locks painted, sundeck, work- 4512. NOW ONLY $26,995 shop/fenced backyard. Wood + 1994 VW Golf GL, green 4 2000 Chrysler Intrepid gas heat. 2041 Hemlock. door, automatic, a/c, cruise , V6, Auto, Air, Cruise, Tilt, Pwr Windows & Locks, Cassette $149,000 obo. Call 250-638- gas, jvc cd player, very good was 15,995 2075. condition, must sell $8,950.00 NOW ONLY $1 2,995 ARE YOU SELLING or renting Call 250-635-9191. 2000 Chrysler Neon out your house? If you need 1997 TOYOTA Tercel. CD Was 13 995 NOW ONLY someone to cut lawns or player, new windshield, very ~10,995 keep your flower beds from clean,[ow miles. 250-635-6345.45. '98 Jeep Cherokee Sport being over grown. Or just $9,950. Bring In A Picture Of Your Home 4 Door, need someone to take care of 4x4 your house, give me a call at was 18 095 Bank says NO? NOW ONLY ~1 7,995 250-635-7115. Reasonable Along With Its Selling Features* rates. '97 Plymouth Breeze ,,,.,,:;~We say NC, Auto, Tilt, Cruise BARKERVILLE, B,C. conven- Was 12,995 ience store with furnished and we will run your NOW ONLY $11,995 house trailer on 2 large lots. Ad- Yes! • All CreditApplications Accepted. i • '96 Dodge Club Cab SLT jacent to campsites, historic • Easy,Fast and Confidential v8, Auto, Air, Cruise, Tilt, tourist town and new casino. • No Hassles ~' HOME FOR SALE AD Windows, Locks Summer and winter sports area. or Embarrassment ~S.~./i; Was 14 995 Total $35,000 original owner re- • ~ESto poorcred,t ~ E~ in the NOW ONLY ~1 4,495 tiring. Phone collect 1-604-278- or ,o c,sdit. ~':,~.~/~ '96 Dodge 2500 1641. Club Cab 888-921-CREDIV~_: :Jill 4x4, V8, Auto, Air Conditioning "Must have job: :'~,~'!i~1~!¢~ ~ Was 19,095 BEAUTIFUL BABINE lake. To- yOU work you drive! :~,~ REAL ESTATE SECTION piey landing B.C. hunting, fish- $19,595 ing, lakefront 1280 sqft home. Renovated. 89 deeded • " FORD acreage, New external wood of the Terrace Standard. 815TRUCKi :FOR 2000 Ford Mustang furnace and shed. 5 bay pole SALE !~ili~iiii!!iiii~ll V6, 5 Spd.,NC, Cruise,Tilt, shed outbuildings. $134,500. : ~ • ~ . i PowerWindows & Locks Call 1-250-697-6227. As we//, your ad wi// be listed as a word NOW ONLY $1 8,595 1990 GMC Jimmy 4X4 $10 3L :ili!i~ii!i!!i!ii~i CONDO 4800 block of Lazelle, 1999 Ford Ranger Auto 2 door. cruise etc. Run- Modern multi-level two bed- XCab 4x4 XLT ning boards, roof rack, hitch. Air Conditioning, C.D. room, two bathroom. Complete- classified ad in our Weekend Newer ATV tires, new battery Was 18 995 ly renovated, 1200 sq. ft. f/s, and alternator. $4900. 250-635- NOW ONLY ~17,995 dw, fp, a/c. Assessed @ 4098 Advertiser and our Internet Classifieds '99 Ford Mustang G7 $81,900, asking only $66,900. vs, Loaded Phone 250-638-0978 1990 TOYOTA 4 runner, 4 Was 18995 DUPLEX ON bench near wheel drive. Very clean. Sun- NOW ONLY ~18,595 roof, cruise control and alpine Uplands school, 4916 Halliwell, http ://www.bcclassified.com '97 Ford F150 Xcab stereo. $6800 ONe. Call 250- 3 bedroom, fenced yard, natu- 4x4, v8, Auto, NC 798-2484. Was 17 995 ral gas heat. $125,000. Call NOW ONLY 515,995 250-638-0413. 1995 FORD Explorer xlt, leather, loaded. 6 - cd player and '97 Ford Taurus EXCELLENT INVESTMENT 40 6 CyI., Auto, NC, Tilt, Cruise, acres 21 km west of Vander- command start. Winter green. )wr Windows & Locks & More hoof. Good access, fenced one 155,O00 kms, good condition A, thi, for o,ly S71J/week--- (.GST) Was 10,995 side, phone/power at property must sell $14,900. Call 250- NOW ONLY $9,995 boundary. Good stand of pop- 635-5471. '96 Reg Cab Ford XL lar. $69,000. www.niho.com, 1997 FORD F150 4x4 Discount for multiple weeks. Your ad is distributed 4x4, 6 Cyl., Auto, Cruise,Tilt, A/C, AM/FM Cassette call 604-606-7900. Supercab. CD, V8, very clean. Was 12 995 FAMILY HOME with custom 250-635-3465. Ask for Harry. to thousands of homes in the Greater Terrace NOW ONLY ~11,995 $13,995. oak kitchen, natural gas fire- '93 Ford Escort wagon place, new roof, fences and 1998 CHRYSLER Intrepid, 2.7 area every week! Automatic huge deck with hot tub on a liter, fully loaded, show room Was 5,995 private lot. 1400sqft up and condition. $18,500 obo. Call $4,995 down. $156,000. 4824 Hamer Tom 250-492-6414. *50 words maximum PRIVATE SALES ONLY '92 Ford Explorer ,...... Ave. 250-635-0878 '., ~...?- OLDER Cl~ev 'p/u's + chev.. w noows,~unr0ot, Cassette LP,RI- P'HUPt::H/Y : ~'.On ~: west "~ parts + Chev 6 cyrnder= motor, ; Was 11995 side Lakesle Lake. Building Iol Call for details 250-638-1413. "~'~ ~T'ERRAC--~ '"E ""STANDARD, ~' ...... ;' •;;~";...... 3210 CLINTON...... " ;"~:';'":' NOW ONLY 510,595 of approx 1 1/2 acres with feet on beach frontage. ;t50-635- :820 VAI ~ ~ FOR 2396 = ''i" STREET, TERRACE, B.C. : i sAi 2001 GMC Duramax Diesel LAKEFRONT OSOYOOS, . ,.- ~.~ .~" 2500 XCab, SLE, 4x4, Loaded British Columbia. Just Over 18,000 Kms. Retirement/Recreational 1986 DODGE mini van, erc, NOW ONLY $46,995 apartment & townhome clean good running gear. 638-7283 2000 GMC XCab 4x4 2500 development. Price§ starting $1,500 obo. Call 250.635-3772. Air, Tilt, Cruise, Locks Was 31,995 from $89,900 CAD. Call 604- $29,995 738-1001 or www.casa-del- FAX 638-8432 2000 Pontiac GL Prix laqo.ca. • At. WAYB ON C.AI,~L,.: Air, Tilt, Cruise, Windows, Locks, CD, Keyless & More LAKESHORE" RECREATION- ,W ww, med:i:¢a I e'r;t i c a. :' MONDAY TO FRIDAY 8:00- 5:00 Was 20,995 AL lot on Tchesinkut lake. • " . !. ',: :-: : :~::i~'.:.:~"i'::.i: ~0~ mO~e.t"f=rm'==o- : ~=, $19,995 Landscaped, power/phone. •1;.1~ r113 .~1~6El ;i5 LIT'! I 2000 Pontiac Grand Am Small shop, glass teahouse. A/C, Tilt, Automatic,Cruise, Wharf nice flat building Pwr. Windows/Locksand More site.Good access. $70,000 ne- 2001 Civic Coupe LX 1995 Honda Accord EX-R Was 18,995 NOW $17,995 NOW $15,995 gotiable. Call 1-250-694-3575 $1 7,995 or 1-250-695-6574. 1999 Civic SIR Coupe 1995 Ford 4WD Ext '98 Chev Malibu $21,900 Cab w/Plow v6, Auto,Air, Cruise,Tilt & more NEED HELP with your mort- WAS $16,995 NOW $14,995 CAMPER 9' Northern Ute Was 13 995 Camper. Fridge/stove, oven, gage? Are you afraid of foreclo- 1999 GMC SLT 3/4 Ton 1994 Jee~aredo NOW ONLY ~13,595 sure or losing your home or T Diesel 4WD Extra Cab furnace, porta potty, furnace, •., ~:i::' Legacy hydraulic jacks. Excellent condi- '97 Grand AM credit? I can help. Phone 250- $36,995 1994 Chev Cavalier NC, Auto, Air, Cruise, Tilt tion. Asking $8200. Phone: 635-9333 or fax 250-615-0088. Wagon 1999 Volks Golf Wolfsburg $5,995 P/DL, CD, 4 Dr. 250-635-6791 PLACE YOUR house display WAS S19,995 NOW $17,995 1994 p~~dLE NOW ONLY $9,995 advertisement in the Terrace 1999 Chev Astro AWD FRASERWAY R.V. In Abbots- '95 GMC 4x4 EX Cab SLT Standard and get the Weekend $89. NOW $19,995 1993 Subaru Loyale ford is the place for 5th wheels. Auto, NC, Tilt, Cruise NOW $8,995 Adventure, Laredo, Montana, Was 19995 Advertiser at a 40% discount, '93 Plymouth Voyager All W~eelDrive, 7 Possenger $6,995 1998 Honda CRV NOW ONLY ~19,295 no copy changes, Phone The $21,995 1993 Buick Century Custom Okanagan, Salem,Sierra, Teton Terrace Standard at 638-7283 '93 Mazda B2200 Ext. Cab A~o 1998 Honda CRY WAS $10,995 NOW $8,995 homes. Entry- level from '93 GMC Jimmy SLE $22,495 4x4,A/C, Cruise,Tilt, Auto or Fax us at 638-8432 for more '95 Dodge Dakota P/U ¢o~o~,W~¢1~. $1~ 1993 Honda Civic Hatch $17,900.. High end $100,000 + Was 10,995 info. 1997 Honda CRV WAS $9,995 NOW $8,995 We won't be undersold. Toll NOW ONLY $9,995 '96 Chev Tahoe SLE ~, $23,995 $20,495 REVENUE HOME. Great lo- '97 Plymouth Neon 4 Door A/C~ $8,495 1993 Plymouth Grand Voyager free 1-800-806-1976. 1997 Chev 3/4 Ton 4x4 NOW $7,995 cation just behind Real Cana- ' 97 Ford W,ndstar 7Passenger, A/C, Cruise~" $13,995 WAS $22,995 NOW $19,995 IMPORTS ~ dian Wholesale Store. Serious 1992 Mazda MX3Precedla inquiries only. Asking $149,900. '98 Ford F-150 Ext. Cab 4x4 3D~' $20,995 1997 Honda CRV WAS $8,995 NOW $8,995 NOW $19,995 2001 Subaru Impreza Witl accept offers. Phone after '98 Ford Escort ~D~, A~o,Ale $1 ! ,395 1992 Ford Explorer XLT All Wheel Drive,Air, Cruise 5pm. 250-635-2806 NOW $9,495 Tilt, Windows, Locks '98 Mazda B4000 4x4 E~n~¢o~ $19,995 1997 Yolks Jetta 1998 25' Corsair 5th wheel c/w Was 24,995 WANTED BUYERS Place your '98 Subaru Legacy AWD ,r;#0,SE,~ S¢ $14,995 WAS$16,995 NOW $14,995 1991 Toyota 4 Runner slide out sleeps 6. Firdge/stove, $23,595 $8,995 word ad in The Terrace Stan- '99 Mazda B4000 Ext. Cab S.E. 2~0~,,tD=r JUST IN! 1996 Honda Accord EX m/w. a/c, awning. Like new con- dard and Weekend Advertiser NOW $13,995 1991 Ford F250 4x4 dition Phone 250-635-4741 2001 Subaru Legacy °99 Honda CRV EX 4x4 Auto,CD, 29,000krn $~ $9,995 4 Dr., Sedan, Low KM,A/C, for 1 week and pay only $14.45, Cruise, Tilt, Power Windows & 3 weeks (3TS) & 3(WA) '99 Subaru Outbacks ONLY 1 LEFT! 1995 Ford 4 Wheel Drive 1990 GMC Jlmmy NOW $9,995 Locks, Auto, CD $26.75. Additional words over 'O0 Mazda Pm4ege LXTo~%~0,[ib~3~O~m $16,995 WAS $8,995 NOW $5,995 NOW ONLY $23,995 20 25C/word plus GST. Phone 1995 CIvic Hatch '01 Ford F350 4x4 XLT Lariat Im=vlo~$34,995 $9,995 1987 Chev Caprice Classic 638-7283, Fax 638-8432 or NOW $2,995 2000 Toyota Corolla 1977 GMC motorhome. 26 it. 4 Cyl, Auto, Air email to advertising@terra- 1995 Honda Accord EX-R 1981 Chev (For Parts) was 16995 cestandard.com We accept '97 GMC Sonoma 4x4 SLE $15,995 NOW $995 $6500,00 obo. Must sellll Call NOW ONLY ~16,588 VISA, Mastercard or cash. 250-845-2291 eves and weekends or 250-845-7157 days '99 Mazda Miata o 5 Passenger ~11~ Convertible home lot for sale, all services Terrace_;;~Honda (week). Only 16,800 KM inc. 635-5625. 4838 Hwy 16 W // {250}638-8171 WANTED TO buy a light weight Was 20,995 el e0ez ~/- t-Boo-ses-t99o fibreglass trailer. 15'X17'. Must $20,695 • 735 HouSES $ , wv~v.bchonda.com have bathroom,not port-a-potti '98 Toyota Gamry CE under $4000. Call 1-250-698- A/C, Tilt, Cruise 2 BEDROOM rancher with loft 7627 eves JUST IN $1 5,995 and guest room, large garage, '94 Toyota 4 Runner i 1997 Toyota Navy. great garden. Asking $110,000. • very Llean ',~m.~r- '~~'~ ...... ~x '..:'-II 4 Door, 4x4 Call 250-798-2523. • Lealher ~:~, .... ~'~...;J~ j ~ Was 18 995 • Sunroof ;,,~;~- E~: ...... NOW ONLY ~15,995 CABIN AT Fraser Lake. Would CREATIVE CARING non- • Full Load ~I~:: I trade for same or lot closer to smoking morn. Available for '94 'Volkswagen Houston. Ph: 250-845-7419 17 112 canaventure w/canopy child care. Call 250-638-0166. Jetta 1998 19 ft. Harbercraft river- 4 door, 4 Cyl., 5 Spd. eves 250-845-3255 boat. 115 mere motor• E-Z load boat, 200 hp. Vortec V6 with trailer. Excellent condition. ME-AN Popplns' practically Was 8,995 $8,495 American turbine jet. Low (180) $12,500 obo. 250.635-5679. perfect, wonderful, friendly '".;. 745.MOBILES-:. hours. Comes with full canvas caregivers, companions, nan- '93 Mazda plus travel cover. Includes nies for elders and children. 1973 12X68 mobile home for :a54x4. Silverad0i MPV AWD Van stereo, heater, ski post and Bigger savings, long - term rela- Auto, Cruise,Tilt, PW sale. 2 bdrm, w/d, f/s. Asking ~-'~ . r°~:~':~°~' I kicker bracket, Excellent condi- tionship. Fit live only. For more • Cruise Control II NOW ONLY $5,595 $12000 obo. Evenings 250-615- tion, Asking $25,000. Call 250- information 1-604-986-6268. 0116. Air Conditioning II 1998 YZ 125, Pro circuit pipe, • Matchin9 Canopy il 638-1072. 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