Downtown shooting New ice cost set at $4.7m scare causes concern TERRACE -- An architect's Sheridan also pohKed out the million would virtually exhat~t c~timate says a propos~al second days when the city could expect what bonuwlng power it had left Scott pointed out Whistler had TERRACE -- The cost of the front of the Terrace Shopping sheet of Ice for the city would FrovMcM ~rant~ for auch projects under the Municipal Act. recently built a "barebon~" ice damage is bad enough, but it's Centre because the glass shat- cost $4.7 million. were appa~nlly gone. surfaCe at a ctmt of approximately the idea of someone firing off tered on impact. While having sufficient borrow- And ~at's too much, says one Provincial Lottery/GO B,C. $3.8 million. a pellet gun in the downtown However, given all the inci- member of council. in~ power was one thing, hc grants used to pmvlde up to one- In Tercacu's case, he said the core that really has the city's dents occurred in a short time "Terrace can't afford it," fi- third of the cost of c~onsla'ucting pointed ou t deciding whether to extra million dollars reflected the maintenance foreman worried. use it all was another. span, he suggested a drive-by t~ance colunlittee tUenlber Denny similar recreational facilities. deslsn and location of the pro- In any ease, he added, the ques- Brad North said four panes shootingwas the most likely Sherldan's said of architect But thu~ ~ants were axed last posed second she.eL of glass in three different bus tion would have to go to explanation. Royce Cond le's tlgure, year by Victoria. Because the plan was to attach shelters have been destroyed in North said the idea of some- But that doesn't mean the pro- referendum before any borrowing Although at that time the it to the exiMjng arena the in- the past week. one firing off a gun, even a lect is dead, he added. wa~ done. government had talked of bring- creased total c~pacity of a joint In one case, he added, the pellet gun, in the downtown The $4.7 million suggested Shcrtdan said a close look atthe ing~a replacement grant syslzm structure meant, for example, In, damage clearly Sh0weda pellet pflce tag is approximately $1 mil- area Was a real cause for c0n. ] plans on which the figure is based ' for the +93.'94 finallcial creased washroom facilities gun had been used, y~r, lion more than the Second Sheet corn. i I would be ncccs,sarybefore a~e,~- Sheridan raid that seems unlikely would bc needed. It also appeared the shots The destroyed panes were all [ tag the future of the project. association predicted when It first ~tven what premier l Mike I'Iar- Storm drainage on what will be were being fired from a pass- half-inch tempered glass I "I don't know If that's the cost made Its pitch to council last court and provincial finance m.ln- the site of the new ice surface ing vehicle. "which usually takes a direct I a second sheet ice or a sec- March, of of later Glen Clark have sstd about would have to bc removed and re- North conceded it's not pos- hit by a rock," he pointed out. I ond arena," hc explained. A report submitted to council at the province's finsne¢~. placed. sible to say with certainty what North estimated the cost of [ However, be sttgpectrd the t~st that time estimated the cost at be* "We'd have to a~um¢ we'd tween $3.5 and $4 million. And parking spaces lost to the caused the damage to the replacement at approximately I of basic ensineerl~ work~ piping get nothing~" Sheridan said. expansion would also have to be shelter on Lakelse Ave. in tlowever, recreation director $1,000. I and concreting necessary for any In that ~ue the city would have replaced. ice surfacewould be high. Steve Scott was not surprised by 30 to cover the full tarot end $4.7 Condie's estimate. I

0 ,enda Hopes rise 3up r CT scan TfRRAq~ Terrace Regional go to Prince George or to Van- tc meet Health Care Society officials ex- cower for the service. TERRACE -- A committee pect good news on their request Part of the society proposal being set up to monitor the for money to operate a CT scan keys on the saving to patients of Orenda Forest Products project machine when health minister transportation and accommoda- will have its first meeting the Elizabeth Cull visits here March tion costs if a scanner is installed third week of March. 9. at Mills Memorial Hospital. The committee -- made up of The society has spent the last The money raised by the Lee regional district, native and month sending information to the foundation is sufficient to pur- government officials ~ is a re- provincial government to back its chase a good mid-range scanner quirement of provincial approval -/ proposal. but a better quality one can be in principle given to the project })) Officials were to have met with had for approximately $150,000 last year. Cull this past Monday in Victoria more, said Leisinger. It's to oversee various aspects but that was postponed because "A high quality mid-range of the project's construction and she is touring the province to ex- scanner can be updated more then operation. plain the new plan to change the easily. We're suggesting that the Regional district economic de- way health care operates. ministry top off what we need. to velopment officer Andrew Web- >:i .y/! "We're working to have an purchase one," he said. bur said the regional district has agreement in principle in place by Fees for a radiologist using the already named Lakelse director March 9 so that when the minister CT scan would be covered by the Sandy Sandhals to sit on the eom- comes, she only has to give her payments from the provincial ' mittce~ .... .,, agreement," said Michael Medical ServicesPlan. Also chosen is Bert Orleans Leisinger, chief executive officer The society estimates demand from the Lakclse Community As- of the Terrace Regional Health at between 1,200 and 2,500 users sociation. Care Society last week. a year. Representatives from the Kit- Three years of community ef- The prospect of a CT scan ma- sumkalum, Kitselas and Haisla fort resulted several weeks ago in chine in Terrace •brightened late bands have yet to be announced. t the Dr. R.E.M. Lee Hospital last year when Prince Rupert hos- The City of Terrace has named Foundation passing its goal of pital switched to supporting rath- its economic development officer raismg $600,000 to purchase a er than opposing. Peter Monteith and mayor Jack scatmer. That came after a review of Taistra to the committee. But the ministry must approve northwest health care:services Webber said the committee has nearly $150,000 in renovations at said there should be aCT ma- already received copies of a the hospital and an annual operat- chine in Terrace. ground water study done by ing budget of $230,000. Health care society chairman Orcnda. "We're new at the CT scan Lad McKeown said last week That study gives information on game and the ministry has raised that putting a CT scan machine in the water supply underneath the questions that need answering," Terrace fits the province's plait to area on which Orenda wants to said Lcisinger of discussions now decentralize health care. ' build. underway. "Support of this project makes There had been worries that A CT scan machine is a prized valid the new direction the Orenda's water requirements diagnostic tool, offering a three- provincial government wants to would affect surrounding creeks. dimensional image superior to take. This would work toward a Provincial officials have not yet that generated by standard x-rays. regioual health care plan,*' she been named to the committee. Northwest residents now have o said.

Area natives hear about Orenda job prospects, T'view employees Page AlO wait for wage word TERRACE -- It will be some by the provincial government. time yet efore Terraceview "I would hope we would hear I~dge can respond to requests something soon from the pro- Spending hike no help by workers for a wage Increase. vince," said Leisinger last Michael Leisinger of the Ter- week. "We'll probably have to TERRACE- The $100 million As a result, the block of money ment cannot be provided for the race Regional Health Care wait for the wage re.openers in increase in education spending by that school districts get for each coming year," education minister Society says it has no idea of the three biggest health care the NDP government probably student enrolled only increases Anita Hagen stated in a letter to how much money -- if any- unions for sotne ldnd of sign." won't mean any increase in dis- from $5,661 to $5,700. the school board. will be provided by the provin- "We are right now running a cretionary spending for the Ter- "There is no change in the real Piersdorff says that means cial government. balanced budget at Ter- race school board~ says its money in the provincial block be- trustees will have difficulty find- British Columbin Govern- racevlew Lodge and the only secretary-treasurer. cause all the increase is ing money in their budget for ment Employees Union wage increase we can afford is Two-thirds of the increase is targeted," said Plersdorff. teachers' salary increases, as well (BCGEU) members at Ter- what will be provided for by the money Victoria must spend to It amounts to a budget freeze as a whole host of other inflation- racevlew recently voted in ministry (of health)," he added. cover expected increases In enrol- for most school districts because ary increases. favour of a strike to back their There's been no date set to mcnt this' year, said Barry there is no baseline increase pro- "That is going to make it very ~ demands, resume ,bargaining and the Piersdorff. vided to cover inflation, he said. challenging for us as we go into /~lr They, and workers at three BCGEU has no plans to serve The rest is targeted to specific "After r~consideration of cost the budgeting process," he said. I other long term care facilities in strike notice. • programs -- for inner city pressures and the imPlications of The district won't know the ~ the province, want pay equity The BCGEU represents 57 schools, to support Year 2000 ed- various alternatives, we have de- specific amount of money it will ~ and increases equivalent to full thne and part time workers ucation reforms, cided that an economic adjust- get from Victoria until Feb. 25. Barry Plersdorff wages paid at institutions run at Terracevlew Lodge.

+,t Page A2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 17, 1993 Nisga'a PCBs said low risk BUYING A COMPUTER 'It. GIVE US A CALL AND WE WILL SEND YOU A FREE TERRACE -- Dalryland Foods wants to store been linked to cancer in studies, and when burned to draw BUYERS GUIDE TO HELP YOU BUY THE SYSTEM THAT PCBs at its Kofoed Drive property in Thornhill. can release cancer-causing dioxins. A PCB WILL MEET YOUR NEEDS The application by Agrifoods International warehouse fire prompted the evacuation of an Cooperative Ltd. to the environment ministry for entire Quebec town in 1988. thousand PRO-TIPNEVER TELL THE a PCB storage permit has been released for public Agencies and individuals have 30 days to TERRACE ~ The Terrace S~ALESMANHOW MUCH comment. respond to the Dairyland proposal, Grant said, ad- local of the Nisga'a Trial (, ~"~,~ r~OU HAVE TO SPEND:WHYI Environment ministry spokesman Alex Grant ding a decision will then be made by the regional Council plays host to more said the proposal would see the company store waste manager whether or not to issue a permit. than 1,000 people at the end of ~ I PHONETERRACE light ballasts and capacitors. Although the permit allows for storage of up to April when the council holds '~j~ ~PRO-RAM COMPUTERS The PCB-containing electrical equipment would 8,000 kilograms of material, Gordon Ganong, the its annual convention here. be placed in sealed drums and securely stored in a company's dairy branch vice-president, says "we It'll be the first time the con- LZ. 798-2491 20 foot cargo container inside a fenced com- don't have anything anywhere close to that." vention has been held in Ter- pound ...... The storage site would take the PCB waste from race and local spokesman That's lbe same way B.C. Hydro now stores its the company's other buildings and properties Martin Adams predicts lots of contaminated electrical equipment and trans- throughout B.C. interest beeause of the stage formers. Ganong said the site would not take waste from reached in land claims negotia- "This is a low-risk PCB storage proposal," other companies. Four other approved sites al- tions. Grant said. "I would call it responsible waste TO SERVE YOU.., ready legally store PCBs in the Terrace area Noting the April 27-30 con- management." Skeena Cellulose, Skeena Sawmills, B.C. Hydro, vention will provide a sig- PCBs ~ polycholorinated biphenyls ~ have and the airport. nificant economic boost to the community, Adams said it is in Income Tax Returns line with the local's goal of in- 4W trio still on polluters list creasing the contribution made Professionally Prepared to Terrace by Nisga'a living TERRACE -- Eurocan, Skeena Thoruhill's sewage problems pany's inactive silver mine near herc. Reasonable Rates Cellulose and Alcan remain on continue to put the Terrace-area Houston continues to drain mine Fellow organizing committee the province's list of polluters. on the pollution map. water high in zinc. A treatment member and local trustee Eurocan's Kitimat pulp mill "Raw sewage from failing sep- system developed last summer Charles McKay said 500 Monday to Saturday makes the list of companies who tic fields surfacing in local has reduced the contamination. Nisga'a live in the city. 8:00 am to 5:00 pm have failed to comply with waste ditches, backyards or backing up • Noranda Minerals Inc. (6th The Terrace local of the management permits for a third in residences in the Queens- appearance). The mine at tribal council is the newest one time. Acid levels twice exceeded way/Bobsein Crescent area due to Granisle closed last June, amid to be established. allowable limits at the mill's high water tables and poor soil fears acid mine drainage from it There are locals in Prince BRIAN G. PERRY & CO. LTD. lagoon, during shutdowns due to conditions," says the report. could contaminate Babine Lake. Rupert and in Vancouver in Certified General Accountant repairs or a strike. It recognizes the efforts of resi- B.C. Environment reports addition to the communities of 2 - 4644 Lazelle Avenue Skeena Cellulose's Port Edward seepage collection systems are the Nass Valley. dents to build a new sewer sys- Terrace, B.C. pulp mill makes the list for the tem. "greatly improved." The Terrace local will also fifth time. It exceeded permit Regional district officials hope host an education conference 635-3460 levels for total reduced sulphur to announce the date of the in September, attracting up to emissions for eight days in May. referendum at the board's next 500 people. There have been no further viola- meeting. tions since a maintenance shut- Other polluters on the list in the down in May. northwest include: Alcan Is on the list a sixth time. • Westmin Resources Ltd./ Despite preventative measures Premier Gold Project. (4th ap- taken by the company, fluoride- pearance). High levels of dis- WinterWorkshop sat th e Women'sCen tre[ and cyanide-contaminated solved zinc and cadmium con- leachate from spent potlining tinue to leach from old mine February 24 : (buried years ago with govern- workings near Stewart. :The en- ment approval) continues to dis- vironment ministry is attempting I ~ MammogramWorkshop:: charge into the Douglas Channel. to negotiate a solution with West- Sandra Hartford 7:30- 8:30 Alcan is carrying out further rain, which plans to reopen the groundwater studies to develop a old mine. March 17 : new action plan to stop the pollu- • New Nadina Explorations ( 1 l'~i tion. Inc. (5th appearance). The eom- &: ,,ono,,.U.Oc i/1/ March 23 THE BavarianInn Restaurant getting married... Taxesfor ChildCare Providel The frIendliest "Inn" townl _~ ,This basket .holds Make our place 'Your Place" to enjoy an evening Information and C~roI Sabo 7:30- 8:30 of intimate dining and reasonable pricesl gifts especially helpful for you. 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After councillors split 3-3 on the issue at their Feb. 8 meeting, The probation office is now in the courthouse but there isn't mayor Jack Talstra used his cast- enough room, says Rob Watts, the provincial official in charge of ing vote to reject the reznning ap- northwest probation services. plication ...... "we'.... 11 have a segregated waiting room for family clients and one Sandover-Sly's efforts to for criminal clients," said Watts. There'll also be a children's play rezone two Park Ave. properties area, additional office space, washrooms and a small conference room, to R3 multi-residential had been stymied since councillors decided 'Tour probation officers and two support staff work outside of the at a Nov. 2 committee of the office but it is frequently home to visiting specialists, people on whole session they would not contract and students on practicum assignments. vote on the matter unless all Underway is a plan to open on Thursday and Friday nights so members were present at a coun- clients who have jobs can have more convenient access to the of- cil meeting. rice's services. The Feb. 8 meeting was the first time there has been a full turnout Legion Ave. parkers targeted since then. LOCAL BINGO players and neighbouring business employees will The 3-3 deadlock saw council- have to find somewhere else to park other than on the Legion Ave. lors Danny Sheridan, Darryl roadway. Laurent and Mo Takhar favour Concerned parked vehicles are creating a potentially dangerous the change while Ruth Hallock, situation, the city will put up 11 'no parking' signs along the stretch Rick King and Bob Cooper op- of Legion Ave. from the newly installed 30km speed limit sign to posed it. theI Riverside ball park end of the street Noting he was currently in- Pa'rked vehicles take up part of the road, leaving a narrow strip volved in a housing project which clear in case of an emergency. Offending vehicles will be ticketed. required R3-zoned land, Sheridan said finding a suitable property had been a problem. New Nisga'a booklet "There's not much available," NOW OUT is a Nisga'a Tribal Council booklet on Nisga'a self he explained. government. He also feared rejection of the Called Nisga'a Government, the booklet contains sections on rezoning would send a message land claims, a Nisga'a constitution, taxation and the charter of to potential developers that coun- rights and freedoms. cil did not want this type of de- "To the Nisga'a Natioh, self-government begins --but does not velopment in the city. end--with control over our land. Nisga'a government means juris- King rejected that suggestion, diction over our renewable and non-renewable resources, education, arguing it showed only that coun- health and social services, public order and the shape and composi- cil wanted "well-planned R3 that tion of our political institutions," says tribal council president Alvin fits in with the city plan." McKay in an introduction. Hallock pointed out the pro- posed land use which will form the basis of the new OCP offered Concern over new school plan "ample opportunity" for multi- CENTENNIAL CHRISTIAN School's long range plan to build a residential development. secondary school opposite Parkside Elementary has come under fire Her main reason for rejecting, from a neighbouring resident. she added, was the opposition ex- Dick Green lives on Eby St,just a couple of doors down from the pressed by neighbours at last existing school, and points out there are already parking and traffic year's public hearing. [kU~.l"). problems on the street, especially in snowy conditions. "I'm here to represent the As part of the OCP process, the Noting 200 students attended Parkside, he added, "I can only im- people, not individual, devel- city is today holding an open Mead start agine what a nightmare it would create if another 200 or more chil- opers," Hallock maintained. house at the Coast Inn of the THIS TRAINING can go a long way as Judy Appler, left, finds dren were added." Asked by Sheridan whether she West. out from cardio-pulmonan/ resuscitation instructor Darlene Green suggests potential problems might be alleviated by an ac- was inferring he was representing The public has the chance to Weaver. Weaver and other CPR instructors were out in force cess road from McConnell and running behind Rowland St. and de individual developers, Hallock view proposals for future land use recently to help mark February as Heart and Stroke Month. Jong Crescent. • said that was not her intention in in the city, including the area The chest and head device is new and much cheaperthan Centennial. Christian's governing:body last month decided to pur- . a.ny way. . , Sandover-Sly's properties are lo- the full-fledged dummies that had been used;in ,C~R~.classes. cha/Le~e,a~2p.roximateJy,seyea.4org 8it¢. at,a cost of $100,000. There i,,: +,In adding his voice to the op- cated. More information is available, by calling the aquath;;centre, are'n0 i~'nhledia'te plans'to i~lld:there! :"' :-:" ponents, Talstra said it didn't That open house continues until make sense to approve the change 9 p.m. tonight.

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POINT BE 31LL¥.... Just like a glacier If there is an award out there for corpo- economic climate it encountered. rate stubbornness, it should go to Alcan. Alcan's first Kemano project in the 1950s It's been nearly 14 years since the compa- took advantage of expansionary times. Raw resources, such as water, were there NI ny first announced it wanted to expand its Kemano hydro-electric capacity. Along the for exploitation. Society measured prog- way Alean has weathered the political ress in terms of bigger factories, smoke manipulations of seven federal and provin- stacks and bulldozers. eial elections, a score of commissions and By the late 1970s, when Alcan wanted to investigations, a surging environmental continue, things were different. Economic and native rights movement, several court development was still wanted, as long as it challenges and a depressed aluminum at least paid lip service to protecting the market. environment. No problem for Alcan. It The result? Save for a face saving ~ and gave a little to gain a lot. mind numbing ~ provincial inquiry, the The little it gave up was the secondary company can dust off the machinery and Nanika-Kidprice river system. The lot that

crank up the $1 billion projeet again. it gained was a reaffirmation of its right " , .. All of this is proof that Alean is just like first given in the 1950s ~ to water from a glacier. Its progress might not be im- the Nechako River. It did this by flint suing mediately noticeable, but year after year, the federal government to deeide who has the company inches forward. control over the Nechako River and then That's beeause Alean never once strayed settling for an out-of-court deal in 1987. i from its intended path of taking every bit Although Alcan will end up with less of water it can from the Neehako River, water than it first wanted, that's no prob- storing it in the Nechako Reservoir and lem either. There's not exactly a crying Modern aay ho'ror generating power. demand for aluminum. When new smelters Alcan might like to say it has responded are needed, they'll be smaller than first en- to modern times by introducing measures visioned. In the meantime, Alean will sell to ease the effects of taking more water its surplus power to B.C. Hydro. found alive, ,v 'ell from the Nechako River. It can claim to be So in the end, Alcan is getting exactly a good corporate citizen in doing so. But in what it wanted. As the old saying goes, "If reality Alcan simply adjusted its project in at first you don't succeed, try and try mid stream to fit whatever political and again." down in Sa anich

VICTORIA m "I wish he ki !~me I feel like I'm not . - ' Sound rea.sonin,g -j;~b:~ ~ "!'~. :'" -. "::,., '~. ! {~J'~;( ~ meant to been thrs t~arth, t:~ One of,the moreattractlve features;of the;,,~, .hootls; ',;:; -. .... --,From:,the ...... ,-. city,s proposed i~ommunity plan is the in- The devel0Pmeii't permii acts as a con- with this pain any longer." Capital troduction of development permits. They tract. It means that whatever is proposed Thesewords were written by can be particularly beneficial when it com- will, in fact, be the end result of a develop- a child who suffered by Hubert Beyer es to apartment buildings and'the such. ment. The important part of this is that the unimaginable pain and abuse 1 The problem inthe past has been that permit will apply even if the property is at the hands of her father. whatever a property owner says will go up sold to someone else. The father, whose name can- on a site may not be what actually is con- Sueh a level of comfort is not to much to not be published to protect the children from going insane or house, they were confronted strutted:: This naturally has caused worry ask for given the need to create and identity of the five children he committing suicide was their by a scene of horror. There: and suspieion when people'consider multi- preserve neighbourhood characteristics. tormented over a 12-year ped- company. Here's what one of was almost no furniture, mat,, family developments in their neighbour- And it does not unduly hinder a developer. od in Fort Nelson and Saanich, the children wrote: tresses were soaked with /) was sentenced last week in "Every night, I'd walk out- urine. The entire house was Victoria provincial court to 25 side and look up at the sky and strewn with garbage. years in prison, the longest when the first star, the The children were mal- sentence ever in British bright~t Star came out, I'd nourished and delirious. And r" oad Columbia for abuse. Recycle eve make a Wish. I'd wish that when the Saanich police abuse Canada needs more actors. Judge Alan Filmer Called it God would take the mean part team checked into the chil- : At the' moment our actors are the most shocking and worst out of my dad and give him a dren's background, the older recycled more than environ- case of abuse he has seen in nice, loving and caring part. girls slowly started detailing . :i" mentalists' garbage. I'm sure I Through his years as a lawyer and "I:feel so worthless, cheap the abuse they suffered. could tally our celluloid stars judge. and dirty inside. I wish he A neighbour said she had without removing both socks. Bifocals Few stories have shaken me killed me. I feel I'm not meant called the social services min- In one CBC movie aired last / as this one did. And for any- to be on this Earth. I'd rather istry five or six times to tell winter, a young native girl by Claudette Sandecki one who hasn't read the be dead than put up with this them that something appeared played the part of an abused details, they bear repeating. pain any longer." terribly wrong at the house' elementary student attending The oldest children, 18-year- Well, God didn't give him a where the abused children an Indian residential school. they'll have to come trom from Avonlea or a young war- old twins, cannot remember a nice, loving and caring part. lived. Yet two weeks ago in another south of the border or over- rior in a far flung frontier time when they weren't Come to think of it, where the One social worker told her movie, dressedin a-prim two- seas. Up to now, Avonlea's battle. beaten. The weapons their fa- hell is he when things like this that she wouldn't raise her =:~ piece suit, she was an adult so- been populated by almost Actor recycling spoils my ther used included steel-toed happen? It was left to man to kids that way, but a lot of einl worker removing an every Canadian actor except viewing pleasure by dividing boots, knives, belts, broom- deal with this piece of gar- people did. - abused child from the family Tom Jackson. And maybe I my attention. While half of my sticks, electrical cords and bage. Social services minister Joan home. tools. He would beat his chil- ndssed that episode. attention follows the storyline, The abuse at the hands of Smaliwood said it was not In days gone by, when you I mentally review where I've dren until they stopped their father stopped a year ago, had to go to a theatre to see a Canadian actors must suffer easy for social workers to split personalities. How can seen this actor before; screaming. when he left town, but now the tread the fine line between' movie, it was easy to accept He would beat them until they possibly keep track of For instance in Liar, Liar, for mother is up on charges of being intrusive and alert to " - even a renowned actor in an- they collapsed, smash them their natural personality? With most of the two hours I abuse as well. potential abuse cases. ' other role, because you had against cupboards and throw the lowering or raising of a puzzled trying to recall where The children never told any- For the children, fortunately; weeks -:-- in my case, months them down stairs. He would hemline or a pant cuff they I had seen the blond one about their abuse. Their the nightmare is over. They ~-to forget the part you'd beat them in succession, transmogrify from kids to schoolyard friend before. I father had threatened to kill wept tears of joy when the seen him play before. :: making the others watch until them if they ever told anyone, adults. With equal facility they finally placed him. He was the judge pronounced sentence. :' Eachactor had a'stereotypi- it was their turn. adopt or discard accents. Road lad sprawled on the lawn in and they believed him. Some of the victims hugged .... cal role. Cary. Grant ,was al- He would never call them by to Avonlea's Ous has a New- the Big Brother commercial The story came only to light their new foster families. The : : ways debonair. John Wayne their names~ referring to them foundland accent thick enough debating whether or not to go when a letter carrier told social workers who have been : always wore a white hat. Doris to Marcie's birthday party. instead by filthy obscenities. Saanich police on May. 14, Day always lived in suburbia. to float Hibernia. Yet in a attending to the children wept" But actor recycling is of He would rape his daughters. 1992, that he had seen several along with them. But nowadays we have the four-part series, he's as limited'concern to me. Before On several occasions, he children who were barely Weep for the children, and i': same Canadian actors on our Accent-leSs as my spice Cup- a new crop of actors boosts the prostituted his daughters, as clothed at a home in the~ for the love of God, call the screens at least once a week board; ., _ ranks, my fading memory will young as 12 years, to friends. Saanich residential area. police when you suspect that a oftener if they,_also appear : Baby actors have more sense The only thing that kept the When police entered the in a movie --~untii::they',are than older'- folk. 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...... " ...... I [ |'1[~] [[ ...... m ...... "~][ [ ...... The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 17, 1993 - Page A5 AN ELECTRONIC GALAXY Welcome to " ' t tl e invisible l Sawmill realm of (;~ :et'?' . ~. at risk computer ... n ,ff. An open letter to: Peter Lester networking Mayor, Prince Rupert Dear Sir: Stories by Jeff Nagel I know you're concerned about the future of a sawmill in ;L ~ N underground society. A hidden your city. We people of Ter- world. An un- race would like to continue to discovered country. operate a mill here also. Those are some of the words e- For the past 43 years, Mr. mail enthusiasts use to describe l.ester, we people of Terrace computer networking, a world have been supplying wood where masses of information cir- fibre from. our area to employ culate around the globe every roughly 500 pulp mill and day. water front workers in Prince "It's separate from the real Rupert. world," says local writer and e- We have watched as logs mail user Stepbanie Wiebe. were harvested for many years "Most of the world does not from our Kalum Valley, the know anything about what's Nass, and the Hazelton- going on via the phone lines." Kitwanga area. Wiebe is one of a couple hun- I'm talking about good dred local users who log on one sawlogs, along with pulp logs " ' ''' L. of three computer bulletin boards I trainload after trainload in Terrace and thereby link up bound for Prince Rupert to be with networks that sprawl across turned into pulp. the globe. The way we are managing Through electronic mail, it's our forests is wrong. possible to send a message out to I~r Some day we will have a a network one day and come back SASQUATCH BBS sysop AI Sande runs his system with a pair of BBS has 170 local users and they can electronically comrnunica- hard time finding good lumber a couple of days later to find computers, two 14,400 baud modemsand a CD ROM drive. The te with hundreds of thousands of other users on a network. logs. replies from across North Amer- The crunch is on ~just look ica and as far away as Singapore age, voice or appearance. greatest advantages. Messaging is one aspect of at what's happening in the BBSes. Files are entirely another. and Saudi Arabia. In the electronic world, all any- "If you met a person at a con- Lower Mainland and U.S. Literally thousands of programs To Wiebe and other enthusiasts, one has is a name. There's no cert or show, you'd likely talk All kinds of mills are looking are available on the local bulletin MAGIC the technology opens channels of deep authoritative voice in the about the show, or the weather or for logs. All kinds of mills shut boards to any computer user who communication to people they earpiece; no embossed corporate where you're from," Wiebe says. down. Many people are unem- could never normally meet. letterhead. "In e-mail, you skip that and get has a modem. NUMBERS ployed because of our mistakes "In the 'real world' there are Users communicate without right into politics, philosophy or Sande estimates upwards of • Snsquateh BBS: 635-2184 in forest management. gazillions of fascinating people necessarily knowing whether even rdigion. There's less of the 10,000 programs are available on More than 200 echomail message you'll never get to talk to, be- they're addressing a millionaire social dancing." Sasquateh and Nighthawk, anoth- conferences on North Amerinet cause of where you live, the business exeeutive or a 13-year- "You can leap over the chit- er local board. and USEnet, games and up to 950 We as pulp workers and hours you keep or the work you old student. chat and plunge headfirst into a Sasquatch, the oldest and most MB of files. Sysop: AI Sande. lumber manufacturers popular board in town, is made do," she says. "Your e-mail pals And it works. real conversation," says Wiebe. • Nighthawk BBS: 635-2405, need to work very hard are always there, maybe not on- Users select conferences AI Sande, who runs Sasquateh up of two computers and two 635-2406. More than 400 high-speed modems. together to share what line, but with an electronie ear subject areas into which all mes- BBS here in Terrace, says one of echomail message conferences on The CD ROM drive -- which ready to listen." sages are divided -- that interest the people he corresponds with Intelee and UNInet, plus more we have left. reads computer data from com- Networking is different from them. turned out to be a blind man in than 5130 MB of files. Sysop: Art pact discs the same way stereos normal conversation in several Such conferences range from Toronto who uses a voice Hill. read music-- can read more than ways. polities to ,religion, to the use of synthesizer to run a computer that • Norm's Little BBS: 635-6174 We as pulp workers and lum- 6,000 programs and files from a Many users like it because it's a , computer software. he's never s con. On-line games, files and local ber manufacturers need to single 650 megabyte compact social equalizer. Because there's One particularly busy confer- In one electronic message message conferences. Sysop: work very hard together to disc. only, a name attached to a me.s. en(:g .!as[.fall....~as entitled posted last Friday, one Martin Al- Norm Dreger. share what we have left. Add to.that,the 400 megabytes sage, e-mail users can't makd Referendum. Every user in north- bert ifi Montreal sent a public We must make some conces- of hard disk space for more pro- ju~ents on the basrs...... of raeei- '~ ~ urn B.C., it.seeh~'ed; had an-'elec- m~shgi~ niessage tb'Natid~, Lb/d,' GETTING IN: Anyone ivith a ~:. sions in'the pdlp t~u~;lry ~it': grams and data files ~ and .....-, " " tronie preseripti0n for solving the another user half a world away. computer and modem can dial up there's to be wood fibre for you've got a lot of information to nation's constitutional ills. A giant heart fills the screen the three local boards and get on sort through~ both instead of shipping logs Dozens of messages echoed back and asks the simple question: "I line. All offer free "'test drives" Most of the files are programs direct to wood chippers. and forth each day as users love you. Will you be mine?" before users must register, by fill- known as "shareware' '. We must take lumber fibre Rudolph argued for the Yes or No side. Because the three Terrace bul- ing out a form. Nighthawk asks Users can download the pro- first. We can't take pulp fibre In e-mail, if a subject doesn't letin board systems (BBSes) are for a $45 annual fee to defray grams free of charge and try them ahead of lumber. interest you, you ignore it and try accessed through local phone phone bills. Sasquatch offers free is his out for a couple of months. If If timber had been managed another conference. When you hit numbers, users can communicate access on one line after registra- they like the program, they send a better in our area we wouldn't one you like, you jump right in. across the world without paying tion, but offers more time and ac- small fee to the programmer to need Wedeene's tree farm tG That selectivity is one of its huge long distance phone bills. cess to a second phone line with a password get the copy registered. $30 contribution. Norm's is free. help keep Skeena Sawmills' TERRACE ~ Everybody's 100 employees working. on line these days. Even Santa Take a good look at what Claus. happened to Kitwanga. Native One year the Grade 2 chil- Networks make the THE LINGO workers there no longer have dren in one class at Copper jobs because the timber is BBS - Bulletin Board System. A being shipped direct to the Mountain Elementary School collection of messages and files wrote letters to Santa. pulp mill. stored on someone's computer One more thing, Peter. For The letters were electronieal that can be accessed by phone ly sent to the North Pole world smaller quite a few years the Williams lines. family exported logs. I remem- Mike Wilson's Classroom at TERRACE ~ An electronic gal- people it links up, a professional modem to a network of nearly Network-- A group of BBSes ber seeing big log-loading Thornhill Jr. Secondary. axy. can find the answer to almost any every other library in the country. that exchange messages, often A few days later Copper ships sitting in Prince Rupert That's the Internet for you, a question on the Internet. L~rarian Ed Curreli says all the linking thousands of computer Mountain teacher Keith harbour. massive sprawling network link- "It's just so huge," Tupper library's inter-library loans are users around the wodd. Networks Gosse told the students he mY'Ou as the longest-serving ing individual users, schools, uni- says. "Virtually all the major uni- handled through the network. that can be accessed through local received a message from ayor in Canada have watched versities, businesses and other in- versities are hooked up to it." He also does all the ordering of boards include North Amerinet Santa saying Mr. Claus would for years while samwmill oper- stltutions. new books electronically through (NANEI'), UNInet, and Intelee. •be ealUng them via his com- ators have been unable to run a a supplier in Nevada. E-mall -- Electronic mail. Mes- puter/it 10 a.m. that morning The primarily university-based sawmill in Prince Rupert. Electronic mall is even being sages stored on a computer BBS, At 10:00 precisely ~ with network boasts some 800,000 If Eurocan/West Fraser's "Right now I'm trying to used to spread the gospel. often exchanged with others in a 30 kids' eyes glued to the hosts and tens of millions of North Coast Timber does lose Anglican archdeacon Ian Mack- network. screen ~ the phone next to users. get people on line in the old Wedeene tree farm enzie, used to run an inter- Conference -- A subject the computer rang, the Local teacher Keith Gosse gets Cyprus, in Tokyo, and in iicence and it goes up for denominational BBS here for reli- category where e-mail messages modem lit up and Santa came into it through Simon Fraser Uni- tender, people in both Terrace Caracas, Venezuela." gious users. and files are kept. A typical BBS versity. and Prince Rupert could lose. on line. Uroboros BBS is now defunct, or network divides its messages Each child got a chance to Some other company will Once in he can connect with but Mackenzie is now acting as into hundreds of different special type a few questions into the ship the timber down the coast universities and databases across Gosse also links up with the sysop for a network called Quest interest message conferences. computer and watch Santa's North America ~ even NASA. Apple Global Education International, the Anglican to another mill, or simply ex- Echomnll -- Messages that after port it. reply pop up on the screen a On NASA's information Network. branch of Ecunet. being entered on one BBS are Skeena Sawmills still does few moments later. network it's possible to download As a result, his students at Cop- "Right now I'm trying to get "echoed" by that system to other "You've never seen any- everything from updates on what per Mountain Elementary School people on line in Cyprus, in help employ people in your parts of a network. area. We supply wood fibre for body so highly motivated to the space shuttle is doing to have electronic penpals around Tokyo, and in Caracas, Sysop -- System operator. The read in all your life," Gosse digitized space photographs taken thewodd. Venezuela," Maekenzle says. pulp and some lumber is person who runs a BBS. shipped through your port. says. by the orbiting Hubble Space Many other businesses, govern- Messaging back and forth be- Download ~ Receive files from At the end of the session Telescope. ments and educational institutions tween the various Anglican chur- Let's work together and sup- a BBS. port the north. Wilson downloaded Santa's Gary Tupper, a Caledonia com- now make use of computer ches within the diocese also cuts Upload -- Send files to a BBS. reply letters to the children, puter science teacher, also goes netT,,orking. down on the anlount of travelling George Chinn, Modem ~ Device a computer Terrace, B.C. =written by older students in on the Internet periodically. The Terrace Public Library is required to attend meetings, uses to send and receive data hisEnglish class. Because of the number of connected by a computer and a Mackenzie said. through telephone lines. "'-~ -.'~-~--~>.. ~ >" "~ Dishes Help out The man in the photo is Robin Watts. Vandal Watch is nearly The RCMP say He works for Creative one year old. vandalism has dropped. " The Options. It gives out rewards. They say Vandal Watch It finds work for people These are for information has helped. who have a problem. on people who destroy If you know who start Robin is doing the dis- property, destroys property, you hes. The names of people can call a speeial number. This took place after a / who give information are That number Is 635- kept a secret. 5556. The reward is paid luncheon. i,i Creative Options made So far, five rewards only if the court finds a people the food. have been paid out. The persongullty. tt total amountis $500. Helpstop vandaitsm; |'r , Page A6 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 17, 1993

Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine _BUSINESS REVI Open HousePublic Meeting The Queensway/ChurchillDrive Mines minister crosses SanitarySewerage System

The Queensway/ChurchillDrive fingers for a good 1993 Local Citizens AdvisoryCommittee TERRACE -- Last year may not invites you to attend this open house at the have been the best for the mining industry but it wasn't the worst ThornhillCommunity Centre,Thursday, February 18,1993. either, says mines minister Anne Open House: 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Edwards. Her comments followed the Question Period: 7:00 p.m. release of 1992 provincial mining statistics. They do record a drop in ex- Committee members, Regional District representatives ploration -- $113 million com- and consulting engineerswill be available pared to $137 million in 1991 and larger figures in the years pre- to answer your questions. vious. "It could be better but remem- ber that B.C. faces a lot of inter- national competition. If there is a small comfort, B.C. had more of a share of exploration than any Anne Edwards other area in Canada," said Ed- ROYAL BANK wards. approach to land use. She said people shouldn't be "Before, the approval process surprised that B.C.-based corn- was ad hoc. We're aiming for a panics are heading to Chile to ex- process that now takes less plore. time," Edwards continued. "Chile just opened up. It hasn't She said it would be wrong for been explored before and you people to look at last year's have to expect a great deal of ac- downturn as a sign of non con- tivity," said Edwards. fidence from the mining industry. The minister did note that past "That's very simplistic reason- exploration resulted in 1992 of ing. We're working toward a R.R.S.P. two projects receiving all but common purpose," said Ed- their final development permits. wards. One is the Imperial Metals plan The minister also said the Deadline March 1 SPRING USED to be heralded with the return of birds. Now for a copper/gold project near results of a trip to the Orient in it's noted by the first house foundation going in. And that's Williams Lake and the other is late 1992 will provide a solid Bob Wall of North Wind Ltd, getting ready for concrete at this for a lead/zinc mine in the Peace base from which to work. Investment Options start on MaroneyAve. Another busy season is predicted. River region. She said B.C. continues to be Yet Edwards did acknowledge attractive to mining development * Savings that a number of mines closed in because of its stability and trained * Term Deposits 1992, reducing the overall value workforce. * Mutual Funds Busy builders compared to 1991. "k 9c 9r ~r ~r The list of closures includes the More should be known about bankruptcy of Cassiar Mining the possibility of a copper smelter Loans Available at Prime Rate get underway Corporation's asbestos mine at at Kitimat later this year, said Ed- Cassiar to the north and the end wards. TERRACE ~ The snow has The city last year experi- of mining at Bell Copper mine She said the idea received a barely gone and already con- enced a record year for build- Granisle when ore ran out. good response during the above- Contact tractors are pouring into the ing activity with $24.16 mil- There were also bankruptcies mentioned trip to Asia. Tony, Linda, Gayleen, Joni or Theresa city's permits office with plans lion registered. More than half, and strikes affecting coal produc- "Right now there are a lot of for the coming construction $13 million, was in residential tion in the Kootenays. undefined expectations. There are season. construction. All told, the value of solid some who believe there will be a ...... ,~ got ,!3.Jaouse..plans, ~.,.~,~re,~e~, 82,s!ngle,family..~ mineral~ sales, dropped~nine~,,per glut of concentrate 'and'Jbth'4i~ in already.' "rb~I~,:seen~Ao; ,bei d~.eJl~gs.,~q,3,0 u.fii.ta.:in either..~ cent~ from ~the' ~1991;!~figure' Of duplexes and four-plexes going~ d~il~l~x~ ~i"foh~:plek~ " .... $2.755 billion to the 1992 figure ~,ardssaid: .... up everywhere," said city The commercial seCtoi also of $2.505 billion. permits director Bob Lafleur had a strongyear with more Most of that drop. was in the last week. than $5 million recorded in coal sector. Mineral values ac- And that, Lafleur continued, new construction or renova- tually rose, by .6 per cent. Portfolios Benefit Learning is only a sign of what he says tion. "I think there is a level of op- should be another strong con- Laflenr said a lot of the hous- timism out there for 1993," said struction season in Terrace and ing interest is pent up demand Edwards. area. left over from last year. Our lives consist of many different examples of their work. They use the "We're getting a lot of interest activities. Often these are part of long- portfolios to show what they have "A couple of "contractors "As soon as the-snow goes and our goal is to help stabilize have already told me they are away and the sun comes out, the industry," she added. term endeavors that are very important learnedand where they want to go. booked for this year -- they're people start panicking. They Some of that will come from to Us--raising a family, building and not taking any more work," don't want to be left out," he the Commission on Resources maintaining a home, or earning a living. Portfolioscan include anything that helps said Lafleur. said. and the Environment which Ed- Many times each day we think about a student understand how he or she is wards said will provide a rational what we are doing. We assess learning: assignments, projects, ourselves and try to learn from our photographs of work, tests, journal mistakes, entries, stories, audiotapes, drawings, book reports, awards and certificates, When something is very important, assessment comments, etc. Students people strive to understand how they are and teachers decide what will go Into a doing. They work to Improve. portfolio. They regularly look through the Under the Government of Canada's under Employment and Immigration Professional artists, writers, athletes, collections and make comments and summer employment program Canada in theblue pages of your and others often keep "collections" of decisions. for students, organizations of all kinds are telephone book; • their work in one form or another. They eligible to apply for fundhlg assistance Become a Challenge '93 employer. review their past performance and make Students may work by themselves, with judgements about how they did. They another student, or with the teacher to that supports the creation of stunmer jc ,~ /q~ gain a greater understanding of what evaluate their work and to decide what Apply now fl'trough your local makes them excel andwherethey might should be done next. Students and Canada Empl6yment Centre- listed be having difficulties. They think about teachers may decide that some of the the mistakes they've made and try to work will be presented more formally or APPLICATIONS MUST BE POSTMARKED NO'LATER THAN MARCH 1211993 improve. They set new goals for needs additional effort to make it themselves, complete. Students may write comments ", :;:i: : Nt~ b :l'lfe delidl nc may vary. ;ea~ co~ta~3;Oui lo¢.'ll'Canada Enlployment Centre for ffLrther detaik~. .... , , . -e ,.. about what they are trying to do and how

k . [],all= [] Government of Canada Gouvemenlenl du Cannel; Z .... • Many students in our schools are well they have succeeded. Comments • "F • ' Minister of State for Youth MInlstre d'l~lat b la'daunesse '.'~ Canad'g learning to think about their work in the by students, parents, and teachers all = .. same way, They are keeping and becomepartoftheportfolio; examining collections of their work. These collections are often referredto School District 88 has recently been Wehavejust as portfolios, involved in a joint project with the Ministry of Education to develop teacher Portfolios are more than assorted resource materials for using portfolios samples of students' work They are acrossthe curriculum. Six teachers from r i anew organized collections. They are our district formed the core group for this Items examined with an Important purpose in projectand contributed to a draft Ministry mind. P0rtfollos are a tool for thinking resource called Portfolio Resources: Many items throughout our store shipment0f about what matters in le .arnlng. An Assessment and Evaluation are clearance priced. Stop in Project. These teachers presented an Students think carefully about their inservice sessionin September 1992 today to findyour bargains, masses learnlng as ~ey examine the!r portfolios, attended by teachers from our district. ~" - SHOPAROUND- They question what they are doing,what But before you buy compare our prices - works for them, and what doesn't work. The use of portfolios is one way for we'll save you $$$ Queenilubl & They set goals for future learning. In students and teachers to assess some schools, students . use their learning. Portfolio assessment portfolios as the focus of encourages students tobecome more Singt student/parent/teacher conferences, active and responsible learners, and They explain to their parents what they helps them develop• lifelong learning are trying to accomplish and show habits.

SCHOOL DISTRICT 88

" i John Pousett¢, Chairman ~ "~ VISA

I The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 17, 1993 - Page A7

i JSpeciai services Solid representation key One of the hallmarks of a successful organization serving a diverse number of members is the wide range of programs it offers. The Terrace and District Chamber of Commerce is no different with its blend of specific and general services. Here's a brief to chamber of commerce rundown. TERRACE ~ Take a large Vandal Watch group of businesses, add a In co-operation with the RCMP, the chamber has drawn together a volunteer executive and combine i~eommittee of people to run Vandal Watch. It offers rewards in with a solid administrative struc- return for information leading to the arrest and conviction of thos~ ture. responsible for vandalism. The result is the Terrace and The program is nearly a year old and operates with a reward pool District Chamber of Commerce. of contributions from the city and from local businesses. A special Formed in 1927, the chamber phone line has been installed and those phoning in are given a file now has more than 250 members number. They do not have to give their names. representing every segment of the Awards are paid if the information leads to a conviction. The growing business and service amount varies according to the crime. community in Terrace and area. A measure of the chamber's Show Your Pride growth isn't hard to find. The or- ganization noted its 200th mem- Now entering its fourth year, Show Your Pride encourages local ber, Mount Layton Hotsprings, in residents to take an interest in their area and in the tourists who early 1988. come here to enjoy its various recreational opportunities. The chamber operates from of- The key feature is an advertising program outlining the benefits of [ices in the Training and Enter- tourism. Lastyear, Show Your Pride featured a colouring book prise Centre, located in the same aimed at young tourists. It keyed on popular local and regional at- structure housing the provincial tractions. government's access centre on the comer of Eby and Lazelle. A Whole Lot in Store It moved there from its log Terrace's rapid growth as the service centre for northwestern B.C. building home on the highway in is the foundation of this program. 1990. It began five years ago and has as its base a publication supported The two chamber homes by the chamber, local businesses and the city. represent the kind of services of- The publication contains articles and pictures and is distributed in fered by the chamber. the northwest and in Ketchikan and Wrangell on the Alaskan Pan- The log structure on the high- handle. way acts as the area's tourist in- The intent 'is to capture the interest and encourage visits here by formation centre during the sum- those living in the region and on the Alaskan Panhandle. mer while the Training and Enter- prise Centre office contains the It's official Christmas Lights chamber's business and adminis- trative Services. TERRACE AND District Chamber of Commerce president Open • Last year was the fourth annual Christmas Lights Contest run with Chamber president Gerry Gerry Martin, left, poses with Terrace mayor Jack Talstra on the support of local realtors through the Northwest Real Estate Martin, in noting this week as the signing of the official proclamation making this Chamber Board. A number of categories including ones for residences en- Chamber of Commerce Week, of Commerce Week. The chamber here has more than 250 courage people to decorate buildings during the holiday season. says the chamber's presence is members. House felt beyond the borders of the The Terrace and District area. not so. We're having a positive governments," Martin adds. Business Development Chamber of Commerce is Chamber manager Bobble Phil- impact at the provincial level," And he believes the chamber's marking this week as Cham- A partnership with the Canada Employment Centre and the Feder- lips is in the top ten of chamber says Martin. role as a voice Of business will ber of Commerce Week al Business Development Bank has the chamber providing training managers across the province Aside from vital functions such grow given the increasing and support for local businesses in this program. when it comes to seniority. as the chamber's business in- tendency of politicians to ask for with an open house. It is 10 months long and is open to between 20 and 25 businesses. She's also in her second year as formation centre, Martin says it opinions and ideas before making It takes place from 5 p.m. Local and out-of-town instructors give a variety of courses president of the B.C. Chamber performs the all important task of decisions. to 7 p.m. at the chamber of- highlighting important aspects of business planning and operating. Executives, the organization that representing the views of local Martin says the chamber's work flees. businesses to various levels of represents provincial chamber is reflected in its membership They are located in the government. Superhost Program managers. growth. Training and Enterprise Past chamber president Sharon "For the business with one per- Centre, 3250 Eby. The longest running of the current chamber programs, Superhost son and a couple of employees "It's a voluntary organization. I Taylor represents the northwest That's the same building was developed by the provincial government to train those working on the provincial chamber of it's pretty difficult to have their don't think it should be any other .which.houses the provincial ~in the hospitality industry ...... ,,...... - ,. ~...,., :~ ep,,g~m,el:ceboard, , ,, ~,~,:. voices,heard;' -The chamber,does way. The number of busini'.sges Acce~ Ccntre~ ~ . ~., ~'~ , ;'~Peop.le might th'u~k " e " that.:I'.think¢ that's .the chamber's :that join shows that.we: re...... meet- vince. ting up here in the toolies. That's greatest value in: lobbying ing their needs," he says. Chimo Electronics Delivery Plus Call us for pick-up & THE CITY OF k 4617 Lazelle TM delivery of almost TERRACE Acklands Limitea ANYTHING! Ph: 635-4577 2909 Kalum St. 3215 Eby Terrace, B.C. 635-6226 638-8530 Fax: 635-4742 Ph: 635-6311 NORTHERN~h" Terrace ~LJ£ SCREEN PRINTS

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= Page A8. The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 17, 1993 Darlene's C0untryAnttques ' t rI ,ETTERRS IN] ew Shipm ent0 fF urniture& 31as s 110 Piece Mahogany Dining Room Set Table, 4 chairs, 2 captain chairs, sideboard, Cut out china cabinet & server. Soup kitchen must Oak Dinnng Room Set Solid oak, table, 6 chairs, sideboard and court wood cupboard brighten darkness 6 Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite waste Bed, gentleman's dresser, ladies dresser, bean counters. There is no quota Dear Sir: Cain's attempt to become his Dear Sir: parents' salvation by restoring on human souls. We live in armoire, vanity & chair The Indians argue that some In the wake of the death of them to the Garden of Eden society that, like Cain, has chosen 5 Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite forest areas are sacred and Daisy Wesley from apparent al- didn't amount to a hill of beans. its own way back to the Garden should be left untouched. coholic induced problems, the But Cain became the world's first and as their brother's keeper can Bed, armoire, dressers & vanity Meanwhile, foresters argue result has been the loss of the bean counter, which is the term institute euthanasia ~ as their the forest wasn't actually being soup kitchen because churches they give these days to head sister's keeper can institute abor- Round Oak Tables, used in the first place, there- apparently failed to rightly divide bureaucrats and it incensed him tion. Oak Chairs, Parlor fore justifying their cutting of the Word. that God favored the shepherd We aren't supposed to be the trees. The paranoia is that GAIN boy, Abel, over his sacrifice of moving back to the Garden Tables, Desks, -,2"[ Whichbringsus to our next recipients use the soup kitchen as beans. anyway; but moving forward to Wardrobes, Clocks, concern- who should actually an excuse to drink because they Abel was a layabout. He the Kingdom Age under Jesus win? Should foresters win? can get their food there. But the reclined under trees on hill tops and King David ruling together Over 200 Pieces of The message maybe that real problem is the false belief and tended sheep. The only work from Jerusalem. Until that day ar- Depression Cobalt government doesn't really care that One group can set itself over he did was going after the oc- rives we are to be a light in the what the Indians or environ- another group in society and be- casional stray sheep. Other than darkness. Glass Arriving mentalists believe. f'h. , ecru e its "brother's keeper". that he just sat around and gazed My view is that churches BecauSe of our government's Cu stem Refinishing The phrase "brother's keeper" at the heavens. Oh, Abel claimed should make available facilities unworkable ' policies toward ltii,( ), has been misused for a long time. he always meditated upon the for soup kitchen under the condi- Also Available ~borigina!s, land disputes have It was the prime directive for Lord; but what did he know? He tion that missionaries can work gotten outof hand. We Buy & Sell those who led the Inquisition. In hadn't been chosen as the saviour their by being a light in the dark- ._~ After admitting to moral ob- scripture it is found in the story of of humanity. ness and not as some bean count- ligation to aboriginals in 1973, Cain and Abel and it has all the God obviously tried to get ing brother's keeper. Ottawa has failed to sign any Darlene's Country Antiques hallmarks of any inquisition. through to Cain; who had this But then, like Abel, I'm only a agreements, therefore con- Cain had been brought up to be- sense he was really his brother's layabout and what do I know, eh? Open Tues. - Sat. 10 am - 6 pm tradicting itself. lieve he offered humanity salva- keeper and Abel needed to be Brian Gregg, Victoria doesn't believe that tion and he became jealous of his converted to the "true religion" Terrace, B.C. 3239Kalum Terrace 635-3213 Indians should have any rights younger brother Abel who had a which held Cain as the head bean except for those granted by better sense of how God wanted counter. But Cain was so full of ~hite authorities. things done. himself that he didn't understand As to avoid further conflict Having set himself up as the God. Like a lot of liberals today with Indians Victoria is negoti- false sawour of humanity Cain he preferred symbolism over sub- ~ ~ ~ ~step 1: ating land claims. thought he was also the keeper of stance. --"~ ~ ~ ~ Present this ad to your Throughout the negotiations humanity. As in "jail keeper" or So Cain killed Abel and then q ~ ~ server about the Stein Valley in 1988, perhaps "zoo keeper". 1~ "~ Step 2: shouted his final rejection of his . • • " Choose any two entrees both Mr. Parker and chief As far as Cain was concerned, brother back to God by declaring uptoav.'ueor$,e.95 Ruby Dunstan were very finn Abel went his own way and For a limited time only.., l ~ he wasn't his brother's keeper. • " ~" each in their beliefs about what therefore Cain was no longer his Christians aren't supposed to be / s,o,,: should be done with the Stein keeper. 1J..~ J.iJL lnnpri.~, q~, i. m Enjoy your meal...and Valley forest, therefore making ~ "iF ,4 ~ ' save up to $10,95 negotiations hostile. Investing money into logging u or lWO JUSt : seems rather risky when you This Week ,~ ~ i offer expires May 2/93 look at past failures such as n when the Boston Bar mill shut [ down for almost a year when it [ at the Terrace Inn lost $20 million between 1975 [ ~' % ~ l,=~-,, ~ ~ ~ ~ Reservations: ~ and 1985. ,.' . . | . ,'~:~6o~;:ro~st ~:[s ~h'~t 17!: *~ Mb~ffay...... ,i .i:.i ~.-:pecn.a.!,.;..~ !~ would n0t',qikc" to see it Fridays pro. 8 pm ...... :~:~i~aii~,'sh'e~.ls ~ : : ' : .... 638-1503 eliminated. I would like to see Lasagne $4.95 Turkey Dinner with all .... waste minimized. the trimmings & dessert When I worked with a buck- Tuesday erman in 1987-88 I saw a great Ethnic Tuesday $4.95 number of trees burned be- Wednesday *10.95 cause the trees ° didn't fit the categories Of export pulp or Shepards Pie $4.95 sawiogs. Thursday Breakfast Here's the Scool Maybe the logs may be used Chicken Pests in another way so they won't be otherwise wasted. 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' ' . z • ", 28 "' ' ' . Scoupe's starting as low as $10,995,00 Pw~tl Co¢ition Adv,,noomint ' i THORNHILL HYUND/ "Where the Smart Money Goes" B.c.oo,,,0. 635-721 The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 17, 1993 - Page A9 C ' .AT Dutch Va!ley , • "-! / p,r r~msp,rnight I I / "r $1nlillllcDoubl' I rises _ ~ ~ Ocfupin¢y . COUNCIL HAS AGREED to increase its '93 grant to the Terrace fears spr, ng 'I, INCLUDESALL TAXESAND A "HEARTYtIORTtIERN BREAKFAST" 'I Beautification Society by more than 20 per cent. I lOne or ~/o Persons/ I In requesting the hike, president George Clark explained the society intended to install an additional 50 planters in the downtown "In the Heart of DOwlilOwn°' area this year. 600 Quebec St., Prince George 562.3181 Fax 562-1768 Although sponsors paid the $160 purchase price of the planters, !~ Call toll free 1-800-292-8333 ! he pointed out the society would need to spend an extra $840 to fill L ..... ------,-- ...... --.,J them. An increase in Creative Options' contract to clean up litter "1 think it's pretty well up to similar to the problcm of flooding and maintain the planters and downtown boulevards and trees ac- the people themselves," says at Lakelse Lake, where the high counted for the remainder of the increase, Clark said. Dutch Valley resident Amie Ap- waters are blamed on a gravel bar Council approved the $13,766 grant request. pels. "We've been doing some residents say was created by a Hunter Safety In response to a query by councillor Mo Takhar whether the rlp-rapping ourselves and I guess fish fence. "DFO's not prepared to allow nlng uourse society had •checked whether the planters conld be supplied locally, we'll keep on going." 1" • : ~,'~;i":" councillor Rick King said that had been looked into in the past but The Kitsumkalum River has any work unless they've got some the concrete company had said the cost of the mold and the number been flooding frequenlly in re=nt hydrological studies," he added. of planters required made it too expensive. years. Each time the waters rise, Provincial Emergency Program the river takes away some of the zone coordinator Rod Salem said P,ease,:,,,on,or fine rivcrbottom farmland it once he is requesting money for such a Parking relaxation sought deposited. study, but noted that the province John Halley PROGRESSIVE VENTURES wants the city to relax its parking The river has cut through rarely gives money for prevents- space requirements for a proposed apartment development at the several properties -- completely tire works. .... ~ ". .... ' Authorized Ins~uctor and Examiner 00640 corner of Clinton and Park. swallowing one 4G-acre parcel Area homeowner Bill Kennedy The 10-unit building will include five units designed for the hand- and now cuts into Appels' farm- says residents need to pursuade icapped and is being built for the Mnks-Kum-Ol Housing Society. land. the government preventative In asking for a variance on parking regulations, Progressive owner "As soon as high water comes work will save tens of thousands Dave McKeown pointed out a similar, 8-unit development Cor it will be real bad," Appels said. of dollars in emergency flood Muks-Kum-OI on Little Ave. resulted in only three permanent park- "We have to do something be- relief in the years ahead. ing stalls being required. fore that time." Appels predicts he'll lose more Oeloitte&" Subdivider wants variance property and his pumphouse to Touche wa ac s A LOCAL RESIDENT wants the city to shave a few feet off its the water this year. frontage requirements so she can subdivide her property. Shoring up the banks is only a Nancy Devcic plans to split her 2219 South Kalum St. lot into temporary fix. Residents want FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES? some overflow channels --which two. However, the position of the existing house and sideyard Call us to arrange for a free [~rl°laelig~ 8r were closed off in the 1950s clearanceregulations mean the new lot would only be 53.5 ft. wide consultation and a copy of our reopened. overweight people require more. Also, heat and instead of the minimum 60ft. under city by-laws. information booklet The channels were blocked by exercise will increase the need for more water. In making the request, Devcic's agent David Dediluke pointed out (604) 564-1111 Columbia Cellulose because the Ideal drinking temperature? Contrary to popular sub-division of a neighbouring lot was approved in the past al- Toll Free: 1-800-663-5103 though neither of the resulting new lots met minimum requirements. company was then running logs belief, water should be preferably cold. Cold water is He also noted Devcic's" proposal fit in with the planning depart- down the Kalum. Channels were DELOITrE & TOUCHE INC. absorbed more quickly into the system. Also, some blocked to keep the logs from ment's desire to see "in-filling" take place. #800 - 299 Victoria Street, evidence suggests that drinking cold water can actually getting stuck in them. Prince George, B.C., Appels and others claim the V2L 5B8 help burn calories. By.law revamp in works blocked channels force the water When your body is getting the proper amount of ' NEW NUISANCE and traffic by-laws have been been presented to curve towards their properties water it needs, you will reach a "breakthrough point". to council by Frank Bowsher, by-law enforcement officer. further downstream. This means that endoefine-gland function improves, The new regulations will both ensure city regulations are up to Skeena MLA Helmut Gies- fluid retenllon is alleviated, more fat is utilized, natural date and, in some cases, strengthen enforcement agents' ability to brecht said he has looked into the thirst returns and you may experience a loss of hunger deal with offences and offenders. situation. almost overnightl He said federal fisheries of. Travel, proclamations okayed ricers aren't convinced the idea of COUNCIL HAS APPROVED two travel requests from fire chief- opening up closed channels on Bob Becket,; Beckett's attendance at the Fire Chiefs Association the far side of the river would annual conference in June (no cost estimate provided) and Beckett work. and firefighter Fred Euverman to take an advanced fire investiga- And even if it did, he added, there are fears such a solution tion, level 1] course in Parksville in April (($1,175). would cause further changes to Councillors also agreed to proclaim this week Kinsmen and MARCEL GAGNE the route of the KinetteWeek and Saturday, Feb 20 as Kinsmen Day; March 1-6 as ]Otsumkalum Thomhill Motors River, possibly threatening the Education Weelq Sunday, March 21 as International Day for the Let me help you with your bridges at Hwyl6 and the Bell El,ruination of Racism; and Friday, May 28 as Jeans Day for B.C.'s purchase of your new or used Pole yard. 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:possible :f i,::: TERRACE --This city could be the home of northwest ophthal- mologist services in the next year or two. The service has traditionally been based at Wrinch Memorial Hospital in Hazeltofi but that could change. J'T There has not been a resident ophthalmologist in Hazdton for nearly a year and the gap has FL been filled by a Vancouver-based one who visits here regularly. But two South African ophthal- ,:-_ =..¢=..J I I:: mologists have toured Hazelton and Terrace in the past while, says Dr. Peter Newbery of Wrinch Memorial Hospital in G[6E Fox Hazelton. And if one does want to prac- WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10 tice in, the northwest and decides R.E.M LEE THEATRE Terrace should be the base, 8PM ~/rinch will help out, he said. TICKETS ON SALE NOW AT 'fWe recognize that Terrace SIGHT 8= SOUND

might be preferred as the loca- PRODUCED BY PERRYCOPE '93 tion. It's more in the geographical centre of the region," said New- bery. "We have the equipment, the charts, the office personnel ~ a "-',Independent role for Area Logging , ready made practice with a mini- an experienced RPF mum of difficulties," he added. "We won't stand in the way, ...... Engineer We will support the move. We'll make arrangements for the trans- • ., Choice of home base: Prince Rupert or Terrace fer of equipment," Newbery con- - ' !:i~': -? , i With 220 000 re'operating under ForestUcance, we " tinued. : •2'::~; ::i/t ':-~ are the major licenseeholder in the NorthCoast Forest, One benefit to having an '::,i: L/, ':: , Districtand are seekingan accomplishedRPF to: ophthalmologist in Hazelton is • provideall forest engineeringfrom field wo~ to the availability of operating time. prepaflng developmentplans/cutblock permits and :',That will have to be worked ~g approvals• supervisecontract logging and at Cheers out in Terrace," said Newbery. illding • Iialsewith the publicon environmental Yet Newbery said a new With Any Work Done At ophthalmologist might very well a year-round,full-time and permanentposition. decide to stay in Hazelton. :" !7t:~,7'i~Ic::~T!ID; P r AS a one-personoperation with the assistanceof a Wrinch Memorial became the more junior Engineer,you will have flexibilityIn choice Minute Muffler , ::.<' : olbase and modusoperandi (e.g; from homewith ophthalmology centre for the ~mputer and communlcaUonstechnology provided by northwest when the practice was ; ~:'i: ~111,~!: the:company)plus full dead office support, from - Mufflers - Brakes- Shocks set up by Dr. Ham/Rose. '- .':~ - : .i~:~ii~ilX :mappingand accountingtO forestrytechnical backup. * Offer not valid wit~ Free Inspection He was also: a United Church i '~/i. ;~ . Your Credentials? Five years coastalexperience; minister and wanted towork at a ASK ABOUT OUR NATIONAL (2 Blocks East of Co-op) strong technical/supervisolyand communicationskills; LIFE13ME GUARANTEE hospital run by United Church adaptability,Innovative in approachand capableof 635-7707 Heaitli Services. dealing with change. ON MUFFLERS & SHOCK 4526 GREIG AVE. ~1 ~KELs~<1 "We recognized that when he pursue this exceptional opportunity,which carries TERRACE I o~pQ- I x MiN~, retired, any new ophthalmologist competitive compensation,by fonNardinga r6sum6 to the northwest: might likely to: Marcia Furlan, Human Resources, , want to be based in Terrace," said Newbery. International Forest • INUTE Products Limited UFFLER P.0. Box 49114, Four Bentall Centre, :CANADA! Vancouver, B,C. VTX 1H7; fax (604) 6880313 , • BRAKE • ".~ . ' ..,.; : - .. :.:~, '..' 2170 i i r i Page AIO -The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 17, 993 Mill prospects laid out IJOBAC'ONI I c'° I ]oe;;:tugnit;re aob;~trhe:;a'~n°;~c an idWhjto~t~:~:s °rag ;~gcttti~g fP:o?Unimt'i;~~:st~m~ ;:~ t~ffs I 'f yOU are recemng posed pulp and paper mill at a the base of skills and the base of operation, i Social Assistance and I series of meetings, work experience that exists,', While consultants are working [ . ,.,..¢ ÷_ ~:_.4 ..... b | Nearly 100 people from Kit- said consultant Glenn Sinclair of with the Kitsumkalum, Kitselas [ wa.:tttu/,HU .wu[r% I sumkalum and Kitselas gathered the finn BDO Dunwoody. and Haisla of Kitamaat Village, I please contact" I last week to hear about job and That information will then be they,llbe talking to other natives. I I business possibilities should matched with job descriptions The Gitksan, Nisga'a and I i.,~¢^,.,~,~,-/. I Orcnda build south of Lakelse during construction of the mill GitanyoW will be involved be- I I IIt~/t..Vl tlt~t.,t I Lake. and when it begins operating, cause the wood Orenda wants for I Suite 205 I The meetings will result in Sinclair said it was unlikely that the mill is on land they claim. I A~rt /o.~all,~ Aw,',nH,', i recommendations on economic any kind of quota System will be This study is to be followed by I --r~.,~, ~_z.~.,..,~.~_~,,~,.. | benefits, prepared by two consult- recommended.="That...... smacks of...... another:one estimating revenues ITerrace, B.C., V8~ 1s8 i mg companies hired by the trinkets and beads bec,?usc a to the province from the proposed I (604) 635-7995 I provincial government, Orcnda quota,,can. also limit opportunities, development. I " " I Io ,o. Mr. Clean and area natives, I think recommendations will That will be the start of the pro- I after luWh~Sn Wh~erW~;k~ t~°r ~7o~OPn~°~n:b~°h; mup Those recommendations, along be in the light of ensuring there is cess of dividing those revenues with an idea of the impact on the an adequate opportunity for rcp- between the province, local ~ I Bank. The bank holds Employment Equity Week each year project on natives, was required resentation,', he added, governments and native groups ~ I and those at the luncheon discussed ideas to involve more when the province last spring And Sinclair says there has who claim to the land upon which the local workforce. gave approval in principle to been 'interest shown already in Orenda wants to build. ~i

Stewart residents want TODA¢¢O ISA MP agrees DRUG, TERRACE --The provincial Protect your children. and federal governments must more N,sga'a claim info provide more information on the Nisga'a land claim negotia- J soon as possible. think they're aware of the con- ~r TERRACE -- A committee of tions, says Skeena NDP MP Stewart residents wants more in- Burton said the provincial sequences of what they're government has suggested May doing," said Burton of the Jim Fulton. formation on the state of the Lack of information "is as one date. provincial and federal govern- Nisga 'a land claims negotiations. creating an intense degree of Committee chairman Andy "An earlier date is more ap- ments. ' I-ree propriate," he said. "They did explain the process concern, leading to distrust in Burton said not a lot is known the communities. It's starting about the negotiations in the tiny Burton added that several meet- (of negotiations). I understand Estimates community, ings with nearly 100 people at they can't negotiate totally in to divide up the community," • Reasonable "There's so much going on that each have already been held by public but not an awful lot is said Fulton last week~ The MP said the provincial people aren't aware of. It just Stewart residents, know," he continued. OPPORTUNITIES OF Prices blows the mind," he said last "That's a very significant pro- "When push comes to shove and federal governments can't THE WEEK seem to get the kind of in- ~, Efficient week. portion of the adult population of and Whatever happens, at the "SPECIAL SPRING EVENTS' formation needed out to "The more I hear, and I'm Stewart," said Burton. very, very least there has to be an Pacific Nodhwest Music ~,~Rotary speaking for the committee, the One provincial land claims offi- opportunity for the people to take mople. "It's the responsibility of the Festival X~Extraction more concerned I become be- cial and one federal land claims part. People are afraid it'll be a done deal," said Burton. federal and provincial govern- March 22 -Apdl 4 cause the resources of the pro- official did visit Stewart 10 days We need volunteers now for ago to outline what has taken As an example, Burton said the men's to represent the public vince are on the table/' said and the third party interests," scheduling for this Irnpodantevent. Burton. place so far. interim protection measures Can you spare a day or two? The committee wants a public But Burton said a full-fledged agreement concerning the said Fulton. Nutrition Grand Ski He addedthat blaming the information session on the land session involving the two govern- Nisga'a land claim was con- Fun, Fun, Fun RX-20 Nisga'a for the lack of in- claim, Similar to one held in Ter- men,s and the l~isga'a is needed, cluded without public participa- formation on the claim is Sunday,March288a.m.-1p•m• IR°~J'tE~'~~ race last fall, held in Stewart as "With all du e respect, I don't tion. wrong• SIx downhill st:llers needed• I OTHERSERVICES PROVIDED: I TERRACE ~ Tile nomination Carnaby mill, "Keep in mind that the Averageabllity I .Fire& WaterDamage RestoraSon I -- . -- battle to be the Reform Party's Scott has lived in the region for crown, federal and provincial, Contact: Lovlna Tyler or .OdourControl.Pet OdourControl represents the third party inter- Mary Alice Nellly ~ PHONE Retorm Skeena riding candidate at the 37 years, mostly in Kitimat. He ests," said Fulton. 4506Lakeln Ave. Ph: 638-1330 ~ 635-3558 i :next federal election will be a works for Kentron Construction, (across from Totem Furniture) FOR FREE ES'rlMA'I1E I n |= ' two:man race. the company'he sold in 1990, and I SO-leC[IOn Kitimat resident Mike Scott and is currently president of the | ~ ..... Alan ~Forsyth of Hazelton will Kitimat chamber of commerce. I ~11 ~P~ A,'~'A~" contestthe nomination. The nomination vote will take I Ui:;I.tt:;~ ~t:;~l. A lifelong resident of that corn- place at a 'Saturday, March 6 I . , , , munity, Forsyth is employed as a meeting to be held at Mount I ,". i.... "' ' ~lumber .g~ader at Repap's Layton Hotsprings...... I ~, ~ ~ ~ Pt:4:~'~r~ ,~;~';~~:/~';~'~~'~ '~ ~ ':~;:~;:~:~;';~ ~:~'i~:!'!~;4'~:i~''~ ~ ~'":m'~";":"~i"~:

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OPEN"fO THE PUBLIC: Monday-Wednesday& Saturday: 10 am - 6 pm 4730 Keith Avenue Thursday&Friday: loam-9 pm ~~~ 635-4111 Sunday: Closed OI993Dent The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 17, 1993- Page All CN heads to court [Learningthe.R0pesPoysOff~c~,c/J

for blockade film Congratulations TERRACE -- A Vancouver provided no timber supply for the it against those people, she said. film-maker's film footage of last mill also angered natives. "We just can't allow a situation Cfiffi September's railway blockade by Three Gitksan leaders were ar- to set in where this kind of chill Gitksan natives is the object of a rested and convicted as a result of sets in," Wild said. court battle. the blockade. CN representative Marian Rob- Canadian National Railway CN then sued the band for civil son said the company is waiting filed a motion last fall demanding damages incurred during the to learn what Wild's formal posi- Nettie Wild hand over her film blockade and is seeking a tion is on the footage. from the blockade, permanent injunctio n against CN lawyers arewaiting tolearn CN is suing the Gitwangak more blockades. what the Gitwangak band's band for revenue lost while its Wild says she'll fight CN's re- defence will be before making SINGLE LANE cleared on road to Greenville shows how trains were held up during the quest for her footage on the their next move, Robson said. much Ice was carried up and onto the surface. That's Ernie five-day blockade. grounds that it Sets dangerous "We believe the video tapes Kuehne who oversaw the clearing work. PHOTO COURTESY Wild filmed the Gitwangak precedents for Canadian media. Nettie has done covered events GLEN OVERHOLT blockade as part of Blockade: After winning the trust of prior to, during and after the One Land, Two Cultures ~ a people and getting them to open blockade that could have a major Cliff McChesney two-hour independent docu- up on camera, CN now wants to impact on a very important case Investors Group Financial mentary film to be aired on tele- take that footage and possibly use before the courts," she said. Services inc. is proud to salute vision this spring. this outstanding individual for She and her production team, exceptional service and achieve- Nass ro t,d opens Canada Wild Productions Ltd., I I ment on behalf of his clients were shooting in the Hazdton- throughout 1992. TERRACE -- The temporary ministry contract manager Kitwanga area for 15 months, in- isolation of the Nass Valley Glen Overholt. His experience,dedication to per- cluding September When the CAR RENTAL sonalized service, and financial community of Greenville Overholt said crews waited blockade took place. ended last week when equip- until they were sure the water planning expertise in the areas of Wild said she has learned that I Call us today for more information on our great rates. 1 ment cleared a path through had receded so as not to pose a CN thought she was "just some retirement planning, tax and sav- nearly 5km of ice. danger to work. lady with a camera." ings strategies and investment The road to the community "We won't put the crews "They thought they could just ~ 3779River Drive funds is unmatched.He is helping was closed Feb, 8 when ice into any type of danger," he scoop me up and use my video to set an exemplary standard for was carried up onto it from a said. tape as they saw fit," she said. 35- 30o the companythat pioneeredin the tributary of the Nass River. Overholt added that Nass Wild contends CN lawyers are field of personal financial That ice floated onto the road residents told him they hadn't demanding to see the footage so planning. when warm weather cause the seen anything like that since they can "go on a fishing expedi- Investors Group Financial river level to rise. 1954. tion" for possible evidence to use The road opened to single Nechako Northcoast presi- in their lawsuit against the Services Inc. Is a member-c0mpa- lane traffic Feb. 10 .and was dent John Ryan said the cost of Gitwangak band. KID'S FIRST ny of Investors Group Inc., which completed opened the follow- clearing will be borne by the CN has since backed off on its manages or administersassets of ing day. company. requests for Wild's film, but its INTRODUCTION TO PRESCHOOL $16.5 billion for over 500,000 cli- Crews from Nechako There is provision for the lawyers reserve the option to go Ages 30 me. to 5 years ents across Canada. Northeoast Construe,ion, the ministry to pay anything in ex- after her videotape later on if they company that has the road cess of $25,000 for ex- This 20 day programwill introducechildren to a preschoolenvlronment whlch includesgroup ~aroz~stor~ feel it's important to their case. interaction,art, science, pre-math,Fe-readlng, circle time and indoor/outdoorfree play. maintenance contract in this traordinary situations. Gitksan leaders set up the Up area, pushed the ice back over Regional Provincial Emer- blockade to call attention to the Begin March 1 - End March 26 Building futures since 1940. the edge and into the river. gency Program manager Rod ongoing economic problems "It was pretty heavy sled- Salem said his program was caused by the closure of Westar's Time: 9:30 am to 11:30 am or 1:30 pm to.o~,~o.5:30pm R.R. #2, Gooden Road ding. There was six to eight ready to assist Greenville if the sawmill their community's e, Cost: $7.00 per day Terrace, B.C. feet of ice ~ in some places it closure had gone on any main source of employment. The 635-6682 was 15 feet," said highways longer. provincial government's transfer of a forest license in the area that .._. 8890 Hall St. nuisance is facin L/ BC

TERRACE -- The owner of an abandonned house on Hall St. has six weeks to clean up the property or the city will demolish it at her FOR YOUR expense. In proposing the property be FREE GUIDE declared a public nuisance, coun- cillor Danny Sheridan pointed out, "This has been going on TO UNBC since I first came on council near- ly six years ago." 4647 Lakelse Ave, Terrace While council did not like or- A comprehensive Guide to UNBC has dering a property bulldozed, he now become available. The 72-page on, March I 10 a.m. -5 p.m. said the city had been more than booklet gives information on present Jes, March 2 10a.m.-5 p.m. fair. and proposed courses, on facilities, red., March 3 10 a.m.- 8 p.m. The city received the first com- services, and much more. To obtain a plaint about the property in 1987. copy call the 24-hour answerphone Call for appointment Eventually, the city moved in to number, or drop into Misty River i! clean up the yard in 1988 and Books, 4606 Lakelse Avenue. 635-7281 • . charged Montreal-based owner i|Ri|iininilinini|n ~i Maria deAlmeida $1,200 for the ~,. work. Z. "Since then, the property has r, been getting worse and no-one D _'- has been living there," said by- 1-565-5666 .~. law enforcement officer Frank c a_c_qre tuLa tio ns ? ~,: Bowsher. Although there was no-one , present at the hearing to represent ;" deAlmeida, Bowsher pointed out ~! she had been advised of the hear- to January's Winner ;~ hag Dec. 14, 1992. On Jan. 11 an agent for deal- Hair Gallery meida told Eowsher she had given no instructions to Clean up 4711 D Keith Ave the property. JOHANNE FORT Bowsher said an inspection of the house found rodents, 635-3729 widespread wood rot and ex- tensive damage by vandals. TERRACE & DISTRICT CREDIT Estimating it would cost ap- proximately $20,000 to make the structure habitable, building in- UNION specter Paul Glpps said, "Just to get the smell out of there would would like to be quite a challenge." The nuisance declaration passed unanimously. Last year the city HANK ALL IT'S MEMBERS took similar action against a derelict building on Olson Ave. Who participated in contest I ON by using m ir ! LUNG DISEASE Interact Dnrect Payment card i yourself wlth he latest lung I facts from ~/•.•Arm ~*~ thoB.c. t "J-'"-'--~ Lung Terrace & District ?_,redit Union I Association; I 4650 Lazelle Ave., Terrace 635-7282 I t B,C. Lung Association Box 34009, Station D VancoUver,B.C. V6J 4M2 ~.~l~rh'l~/llf s/~tt~f~)~lP¢llht fhJ~t~iblJtlffJt~ll I .I q, ! Page A12 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 17, 1993

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J' COMMUNITYNEW The Terrace Standard, Wednesday,S February 17, 1993 - Page B1 JEFF ,NAGEL638-7283 ANDARD What's Like a human cannonball leather boots and suicide straps F EAR WAS MORE He grew up living in Wells, unique pointed tips cut into them "You had to watch for Up than just a word for and land looking more dig- B.C., near Barkervillc. Skiing later that year. crosswinds," he said, ,otherwise John Oman back in nified than hamburger. was simply part of growing up in "They were a little bit long for they'd take you and just throw The Terrace Standard offers the 1930s. Oman did just that to win the the snowy caribou country, me and that's where I got my dis- you." What's lip as a public service to northern B.C. junior ski jumping Also at the age of 13, Oman Its readers and community It was staring down the 85-foot- championship in Bums Lake in started working in a Prince organizations. long trestle Of Prince George's 1932 at the age of 13. "I had more guts than brains when I was a kM." George sawmill, earning 25 cents This column is intended for famous Connaught Hill ski jump, He did it on a pair of skis that an hour. non.profit organizations and knowing you were about to simu- those events for which there is are now part of the Terrace Muse- "That was good money," he late a cannonball. no admission charge. um Society's collection and are Oman got his jumping skis lance when 1 was jumping," remembers. "Serious airtime" means a 20- Items will run two weeks on display throughout this week when he was 12 from Norwegian 0man said. He got out of ski-jumping after foot jump to today's teens armed before each event. Heritage Week ~ in the immigrant Chris Alviniss who The Prince George ski jump the war, and ended up working as we ask that Items be submit- with state-of-the-art skis, snow- window at Ev's Mens Wear. "took quite a few cups" in was particularly tricky. Since it a heavy duty mechanic and later ted by noon on the FRIDAY boards and bindings. Scandinavia. was such a long jump, racers had before the issue in which it is to "I had more guts than brains as head of the City of Terrace's appear. Try flying 110 feet through the when I was a kid," recalls the 69- They had one broken tip, but to time their jumps carefully with maiatenance shop until his retire- For other contributed articles, air ~ wearing wooden skis, year-old Oman. were repaired and :had ,their thewind. mont. the deadline is 5 p.m. on the THURSDAY before the Issue comes out. Submissions should be typed THROWN or printed neatly.

FEBRUARY 18 TO MARCH 25 1993- Nobodys perfect parenting OUT LIKE program is holding a 6 week par- enting program for free for parents with children under the age 0-5 TRASH years old, call Candice at 635- FIRST it sounded like a tiny 2116 or Marj 635-2472, program whine coming from inside the is on Thursdays for 12:30 to box. 2:30. lp44 Then it was a faint scratching. Inside the box, abandoned in FEBRUARY 19 1993 - The Ter- a wooded area at the end of race Public Library is having a annual general meeting for the Dabble St. in Thornhill, was a elections of officers for the library tiny puppy. board and presentation of annual Once out of the box the pup report for the year. It takes place at led 13-year-old Jamie Kilgren the Terrace Public library in the and his friends to another pup meeting room at 7:00 pro. lp44 from the same litter. It's a classic case of animals FEBRUARY 22, 1993 - The lakelse community association will being dumped like garbage be holding its annual general meet- when they become in- ing at 8:00 pm at Mount Layton convenient, says the SPCA's Hotsprings. Topics that wilt be Rose Higbie. covered are the election of offi- She's now looking after the cers, little herman haircut, for two pups, squirming as she more information 798-2449. lp44 85558 feeds them milk out of a bottle. MARCH 2-5, 1993 - The Instant "I don't know what's the mat- Science Centre from Science ter with people," Higbie says. World will be at the Terrace Public "They don't have to resort to Library, during library regular this." hours, 2p44 Both local animal shelters will take puppies and kittens when ';MARClt 6, 1993- The Terrace there are too many in a litter Science Fair feature displays & . Contests through the day. Children for the owners to handle. I, mayCsi~.: up for ~contests-in" the. "I. don'~t think a lot of people I~i-i~lhg'.'Tlils: ~k~ place in the realizethey have the option," I:~ledonIa school gym, 2p44 she said. <, ~:[ , , . . . Pet owners can avoid the ~RCH 16, 1993 - The Terrace problem in the first place by Women's Resource Centre will be balding a menopause, myths and paying the money to have their misconseptions meeting at the Ter- animals spayed or neutered. •race Women's Resource Centre at Higbie says an SPCA pro- 7:30 pro. 21o43 gram helps subsidize the cost of spaying and neutering. MARCH 17, 1993 - The Terrace The two puppies found Feb. 6 & District S.P.C.A. is having a don't have a home yet. They're general meeting, downstairs in the meeting room of the Terrace three weeks old and they'll be Library at 7:30 pm. Contact 638- kept by the SPCA for another 2002. lp44 three weeks before being put up 85t, I $~ for adoption. OCTOBER 23, 1993 - The For more Information contact DISPOSABLE PETS? These three-week-old puppies were were iound and are now being cared for by.thOSPCA. Pet BCOAPO Branch 73 in having an the Terrace SPCA at 638.2002. Annual Tea and Bazaar featuring abandoned in a cardboard box in Thomhill. The two pups owners are urged to have their pets spayed or ne0tered. i~ear-round practical gifts and ked goods. It is held at the Happy Gang Centre, 3226 Kalum Street, at 1:30 pm. tfn

MONDAY & WEDNESDAY - Terraoe masters swim club prac- tieesi Swimmers 20 years & older Sensational science coming eligible. This 'takes place at the THE DEADLINE is fast approaching for the 28th Annual Terrace Terrace Aquatic Centre between Science Fair. Students have until Feb. 26 to return entry forms m 8:00 and 9:00 pro. For more infor- mation call John Dando at 635- available at Misty River Books and the public library m to the of. 5637 2p43 rice at Caledonia school. 'this year's fair from Mar. 1-5 will likely be bigger and better than ever before. .CRISIS LINE is open 24 hours a The famous Science World discovery boxes have already begun day for anyone in crisis. Call 635- 4042, tfn arriving in all the schools. 'll, i t/ S i And there will be spcctscular crowd-plessing Science World roadshows on the wonders of light, pressure, heat and cold. FAMILY DAYCARE Days at the Terrace Public Library, Thursdays Open to all at the library will be an Instant Science Centre from at 10:30 am, January 28, Febmry Mar. 2-5. It features a series of table-top displays modelled in the 25, and March 25. Caregivers are style of exhibits at Science World B.C. welcome to, bring children of all And finally, the display of student cxhibils will be open to the ages for a special storytime. Please public between 9:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, Mar. 6 at let us know if you plan to attend as Caledonia Senior Secondary. a minimum registration is needed to go ahead with this program. There is no charge. Te. 638-8177. The Eagle has landed 188$$ IT'S A SIXTEEN-FOOT HIGH MONSTER. "TALES FOR TWOS" at the Terrace Public Library begins The giant eagle that now graces the gym wall at Kiti K'Shan Pri- Wednesday, Jan. 27, at 10:30 am mary School marks the end of a long fund.raising effort by the Kiti and will run for six weeks. This is K'Shan Parents Advisory Group. a half-h0ur storytime with picture BREAKUP on the Skeena piled up slabs of ice at crazy angles in the lees last week, and set loose They raised $1,130 to have the plywood eagle mounted on the books, puppets and fingerplays icebergs like these on the river's stretches of open water, wall and to have the words to the school's song painted on it. especially for two year olds~ Chil. The idea behind it, says group spokesman Diane Penner, is to help dren must be accompanied by an WEATHER unify the school. In the past students at the Jack Cook School and adult, ]Please register in advance. Kiti K'Shan have felt apart from each other, as have the French im- There is no charge. To register call the library, tel. 638-8177. mersion students from the rest of the studcut body. ~$$=t$ A bright, The eagle was a mascot the students at the school Voted for last TERRACE VOLUNTEER year, January '93 was the third consecutive one in Also not unexpected was the drop in precipita- BUREAU for Volunteer Oppertu- The stirring song's first verse reads: which a sunshine record for the month was set. tion. At 93.7mm, it was about 60 per cc,nt of nitiea to suit your needs & time • Kiti K'shan -- the children of the river The Tcrrace.Kitimat airport weather office re- normal, he said. available. Contact Lovina Tyler at Kiti K'Shan m our school, our song corded 104.1 hours of sunshine, said weather 638-1330. Mon-Fri, 8:30 - 4:30. Although January's cold spell lasted a little longer us more than just our ABCs $*$8=11 specialist Harry Fade. than we are used to, Earle said it wasn't at all un~ EVER'Y WEDNESDAY from 8- That's double what the area usually gets and us to be a learning family. usual for January. t 8-by-16 foot Canadian flag with 'O Ca na- 8:00 pro. Terrace Narcotics Anon- eclipsed the previous 1991 record by almost 10 It had also fallen short of the Big Chill of Novem- ymous "Steps to Recovery" meets hours. da' emblaz0nedon it in French and English. at the Skeena Health Unit audito- ber 1985 when, with th Last year, the record was at the other, gloomy end rium. minus 25, record lows of the scale when residents saw the sun for only 72 three week stretch. i}il Choral group toplay EVERY/WEDNESDAY - Terrace minutes in the cnttre month. Although the weather :>THE'KING 'S COLLEGE CHOIR will play a freeconcert Mon-, Ladles Kermodei Liona Club Not surpflsingly, the clear weather brought with it day,!Fcb. 22at 7 p.m. in the Terrace Christian Reformed Church. meets at the Inn of the West. For like recently, Earle warned winter was far lower than normal temperatures, • "I'he Edmonton-based choir plays material crosst!ig five centuries times and more info contact Doro- Earle said the average ~high for the month was thy Bartsoff at 638-8183. I :from church music to madrigals to love songs, both a cape!In and minus 5.9 degrees , 2.2 below the norm While 10Ws with instrumental accompaniment. ::., ,:,:~ averaged minus 1i.3, down 3,2 dcgi'ees, Page B2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 17, 1993

ON/ MUSIC • VIVEZA, a five-piece band presents the lighter side of classi- cal -- salon music including tangos, boleros and escardases -- at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 17 at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre. A Terrace Concert Society presentation. Tickets $15 ($10 for students and seniors) at Erwin's Jewellers in the Skeena Mall.

• ELIZA FRAN plays Feb. 19th at the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 13. HARVEST MOON plays there from Feb. 26-27.

A KARAOKE NIGHT is every Thursday (9 p.m. to I a.m.) and Sunday (8 p.m. to midnight) at George's Pub in the Northern Motor Inn and every Friday night (7 p.m. to 1 a.m.) at the Thornhill Neighbourhood Pub. Upcoming: • GEORGE FOX, a three-time Juno award winner, brings the best in Canadian country music to the R.E.M. Lee Theatre on Wed- nesday, March 10. Showtime is 8 p.m. Tickets are $18 at Sight and Sound ($20 at the door). THEATRE A THRILLER OF THE YEAR. Terrace Little Theatre's / \ whodunnit murder mystery is held over for another weekend. The show plays at the McColl Playhouse on Kalum St. Thursday, Friday MILD-MANNERED Caledonia high school students by day, the school's Valentines Dance Saturday night and also and Saturday. Showtime 8 p.m. Tickets $10 at Carter's Jewellers, hard.core rock musicians by night. That's Gypsy Moth -- opened for a student council assembly last Wednesday at the Skeena Mall and Bank of Montreal. guitarist Byron Mikaloff, singer Marshall Graham, guitarist R.E.M. Lee Theatre. The assembly was unusually well- Aaron Hill and drummer Shawn Killally. They performed at attended, even attracting students from other schools. MOVIES " NEW ALBUM OUT A NOWHERE TO RUN, starring Jean Claude van Damme plays at 7 and 9 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday at the Tillicum Twin Theatres. SCENT OF A WOMAN plays at 8 p.m. only. Starting Friday: Rancher's star still rising • ASPEN EXTREME plays at 7 and 9:15 p.m. starting Friday, "This is the record I've award a man can win in Canadian couragement I needed and helped on many of the songs were able Feb. 19., along with THE VANISHING, starring Kiefer Sutherland been wanting to make since country music. me assert myself." and Jeff Bridges, at 7:15 and 9:30 p.m. to find the sound and feel they [ got started in this busi. With the release this week of The album carries the listener were looking for. ?less. "" his fourth album ~ Mustang from the comical interpretation of Perhaps the most personal song e DOZEN YEARS Heart ~ just three weeks before "Great Big Green Eyes" to the on the album is "Better Love ET CETERA • - ago a rancher from his concert date here in Terrace, wistful and beautiful melody cap- Next Time." Like many writers, Alberta traded in Fox is poised to chart new terri- tured in the title track "Mustang • COMEDY N[GHT st Hanky Pa~y's in the Coast Inn Of the Fox puts his thoughts to paper his John Deere for tory. Hea ft. ' ' when he's working out problems Wesi Thursday Feb. 25 will feature LAds Brian Cox and Tim a dream called music. One of the driving forces of the Fox's roots come through in and frustrations. Kesle. Showtime 9 p.m. $3 cover charge. Since then the road has been new album was songwriter Bob songs like the homesick ballad "Falling in love can be the best long for George Fox. Gaudio, who has worked with the "Clearly Canadian" and and worst thing that can happen • MULTI-MEDIA '93 features the work of local art gallery The trail has taken him from the likes of Frankie Valli and Nell "Daughter of the Rockies" ~ a members on display now in the Terrace Art Gallery for the month to you," Fox says. "If you're cattle country of Cochrane, Al- Diamond. song he started in 187 and fin- of February. Opening night is Friday, Feb. 5. Gallery hours are lucky, you learn something about berta to centre stage in Canadian "Here is a guy whose name is ished last year with Gaudio's noon to 3 p.m. Tuesday to Saturday. country music. yourself when you're writing, on page one of the song book 100 fresh insight. giving some clarity to the situa. Today he has three albums un- Greatest Rock 'n Roll Hits of All Fox and Gaudio decided to co- tion you find yourself in." der his belt and three Juno awards Make the 'Scene/Call 638-7283 or fax to 638-8432 to add Time with 'Big Girls Don't produce the album themselves. It GeprgeFox plays the R.E.M. your event to the 5tandard's free entertainment listings. The for Country Male Vocalist of the .-, Year, ...... Cry'," says Fox.. '"And ~h¢'b.;'~.~as!i~ recorded i~[t'~;:.N[shviile!s f,~,~atre, WednesdayJrMarCh deadline is 5p.m. Thursday for the following week's Fat~er, sayi~'"to me, .,I.hke i, .,..-.~ Wha( ..... y~ ~ :~re ~,.~\~dland ~. D,glt~|..~,~ ...... Steams.,~. ,~,~.~.,~;: ..... ~/,#,;ql• ~ ~- ,~,.p.~,.,riclf.flt~,. . a.r,f~;$1B::;,L~... ., He has literally won every doing.' He gave me the en- Ti~ey shared the same focus and si#?;i a,~so,,~#o at the door;

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Assert stick to our healthy yourself, relax, and work at de- further enhanced by 5 years in the Automotive Sales ways of eating. W stressing yourself in moderate, field, He will be an asset on the friendly and helpful Food provides us with instant non-food related ways. If you feel gratification, and never argues staff at McEwan G.M. you can't do it alone, eulist the with us. Jack invites all his former clients and friends to stop help of others, be they friends or After all, who doesn't associate by "The Bright Spot on Highway 16 West in Terrace" some kind of food with comfort counsellors. To be the person you want to CHEV-GEO, OLDSMOBILE, PONTIAC, BUICK, CHEVROLET TRUCKS, GMC TRUCKS and feeling good? be, you need to be in charge of The trouble comes when we your reactions to your emotions. CUSTOMERS turn to food to relieve our stress. That will lead to positive, PLEASE CALL We use it to bury feelings, and to COLLECT hide Our hurt. It's a trap anyone healthy eating habits that can be r,~,,,nee, TERRACE 635-4941 can fall into occasionally. maintained over a long term. i KITIMAT 632-4941 But What if it's more than an Gerry Kasten is a nutritionist The Bright Spot on Highway 16 West In Terrace DEALERNO, 5893 i~ccasional lapse? Let's talk about with the Skeena Health Unit. Ways: to !ecognize some improper food behaviours, and alternate ways of dealing with them. Some people use food to help them through times of depression. -. You can deal with depression in many: more positive ways than overeating. Try using some non-food. related pleasures to rid yourself of the Blahs. Try a long hot bath, or a massage. Or, if you really 1 A must use food, you can do it in a positive way. Go out to your favourite restaurant, and order a small portion of a choice entree. Practice using moderation as a tool to control your eating. 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/7 Page B4 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 17, 1993 Box 22 . .- IMPROVING Terrace, B.C. Major Credit Cards She lived in riverboat days YOURODDS V8G 4A2 Accepted AGAINST Maj0rie Park Yourdonation Is- C/~JOA'S 638-1167 lax deductible tl KILLER. Your In Memoriam gift is a lasting tribute. Pfease "Here 'n send your donation to the address above, along with the name of the deceased, your name and address There" / and the name and address of the next-of-kin, for an by Yvonne Moen .acknowledgement card. (~~ SENIORS

E DNA MAY Dobbie, nursing. ADVISORY sister of Bertie She retired there in 1968 and Hanna and Roberta lived there until her death last I-'TE~A~E ] COMMISSION Muller, passed away year. The Seniors Advisory Commission is actively seekin in Vancouver on Dec. 27, 1992. Edna's father, Sim Dobbie, ar- Edna was born June 12, 1908 at rived on the Skeena River in 1903 new members. Stuart Lauding 0tow known as and worked for the Dominion The Commission is an advisory body to City Council and Copper City). Her parents were Telegraph at different points deals with the quality of life of senior citizens in Terrace, along the river. Simeon and Jemima Dobbie. including but not limited to housing, transportation, The Dobbies raised a large fam- He met Jemima Stuart and the ily and Edna leaves behind two couple were married in 1905. infrastructure, health services, safety and security and sisters Bertie and Roberta who They made their home there at special needs. still live in Terrace. Stuart Landing, which later be- Interested persons are requested to express their Edna started her schooling in came known as the riverboat her parents home at Stuart Land- dock Dobbie's Landing. interest in writing to the undersigned before ing in a small room at the back of It was there that all their chil- Wednesday, March 3, 1993 and if further information is the house then used as a school dren were born and raised. required concerning the workings of the Commission, ** -k-k* for the neighbouring children. please caq Bob Hallsor at 635-631'1. She later came into Terrace for About 90 members of the B.C. her high school grades at the old Old Age Pensioners Association Seniors Advisory Commission Kalum School. celebrated Robbie Burns at a din- 3215 Eby Street ner on Jan.28. EDNA MAY DOBBIE was born and raised on the Skeena River She then went to Prince Rupert Terrace, B.C. VSG 2X8 to train as a nurse at the Prince The hall at the Happy Gang at Stuart Landing, later known as Oobbie's Landing. Rupert Hospital, Centre was decorated with now until Easter you will find a several flags -- the Union Jack, She stayed on there after gradu- dozen enthusiastic crafters at the St. Andrew's Cross, the Canadian ating, working as a nurse for a Happy Gang Centre, busily number of years. Flag, and two'ceremonial flags. making small items for their own The traditional haggis was Edna briefly worked in use or for sale in the fall bazaar. carried by Bill Bennett to the ~~ Private/Commercial Pilot '-~ Hazeltou and Campbell River be- The first class made lovely rib- bagpipes played by Nelson Gillls. fore moving to Vancouver, where bon hair bows and the second After a toast to the Queen and a she spent many years as a super- class worked on small hand- toast to the haggis, the haggis was Ground School visor at Pearson Hospital in Van- quilted items. For more informa- opened. couver after gaining her degree in tion call 635-9090. Chris Toelstra said the grace Thursday, March 4 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm * * "A- -k * and a wonderful roast beef dinner A few people are having was catered by the Ladies of the birthdays soon at the Willows Phone: 635-1355 for details - tness Royal Purple. Apartments. Following the dinner, guests A! Edwards is celebrating on were entertained by dancer Low * Please note: Coastal Mountain Flight Centre will be 1 Feb. 21. Beth Holtom celebrates of youth nle Klukas who did the tradi- her 97th on Feb. 19. expanding services to our Summer Full Time Schedule tional sword dance, and Jim Al- And over at Terraceview Operating 7 Days a Week Beginning March 1, 1993 len, who played several selec- Lodge, Jonah Gray had a tions on the bagpipes. alarming •A" * "k -k * birthday on Feb. 7. And Morel Crotteau and Gertrude Wagner Square-eyed and soft. On Wednesday afternoons from both celebrated on Feb. 21. That's the portrayal of the na- ! tion's youth that comes through in a recent study of fitness. While Canadian adults are ex- Big Barkand the Howlers I S~I~ ercising more, the fitness boom Presente GeorgeCameron has not extended down to younger Canadians, says Dr. Vic- BENEFITDANCE i tor Huckqll,.vicc2p.r.cside_n.t 9f the ...... Heart and Stroke Foundation of B.C. and YU~/i.: He pointed to the Campbell's Survey on Well-Being in Canada, Feb. 22 - 28 at the Skeena Mall - Terrace which found 90 per cent of young people aged 10 to 24 are not ac- The Skeena Valley RotaryClub is pleasedto contribute tive regularly and vigourously ANTIQUES REPRODUCTIONS enough to experience the health over$dOOOtotheJeanetteBurketttrustfund--proceeds Featuring - hard to find Largest selection of solid benefits of physical activity. from the Saturday, January 30th benefit dance. The The study found today's chil- antiques, Canadian and oak tables, chairs, buffets, Club wishes to acknowledge the considerable sup- dren are 40 per'cent less fit thatn European pieces coffee table sets, etc. the children of 30 years ago. port given this project by individuals and businesses Children today watch an Great Selection estimated minimum of 26 hours of this community. - Great Prices of television a week. Don't Miss It The Canadian Fitness Survey COASTINNOF THE WEST VANCOUVERCANUCKS • found only 24 per cent of girls in See You At The Mall the 15-19 age groufi achieve a OVERWAITEAFOODS COPPERSIDEFOODS recommended level of aerobic CANADASAFEWAY SKEENABROADCASTERS fitness, compared to 70 per cent TERRACECOOP SHIRLEYMIDDLETON & FRIENDS qR of girls aged 7-10. -Among boys, fewer than 50 per Carter'sJewellers DairylandFoods cent in the 15-19 group achieved RealtyWorld TolsecCanada a recommended level of aerobic Ev's MensWear Central Flowers fitness ~ a sharp drop from younger boys, over 80 per cent of Heather'sBalloon Magic WilkinsonBusiness Machines whom achieve the recommended Flowersa la Carte SkeenaMall Terrace Little Theatre levels. SpotlessCleaners Spee Dee Printers ./ "Serious heaith problems could BC Tel Kitimat.StikineRegional District presents result if efforts aren't laken to make Canadian children fit for NorthernDrugs The BotelhoFamily Glyn Jones' life," said Huckell. Old BridgeProperties TerraceInteriors Active children are generally healthier, less susceptible to and, of course stress and more independent -- BIG BARK AND THE HOWLERS! HRILLE and more likdy to become active adults. OF THE Exciting Specials - All Day Long at the Back Eddy Tuesdays - One Pound of Popcorn Shrimp ..*6.95 Business Card Draw • YEAR Fridays - Steak & Fantail Shrimp ...... *8.50 Winner directed by Karla Hennig Saturdays - One Pound Hotwings ...... ;...... *4.50 Nash Agular for free dinner on !.t" ':~ Held Over. Feb. 18~ 19 & 20 Sundays -. Free Pc01All Day Valentines Day '~ ~,~...... ,,,,~'~?" " 8 pm McColl Playhouse Once Again Back Eddy's Pub will be ~ ',~~~ 3625 Kalum Street, Terrace supporting the Muscular Dystrophy Tickets available at Carter's Jewellers in the Shamrock Campaign ~l~Skeeena Mall and Bank of Montreal$10 Purchase a shamrock to make a donation to the fight against Muscular Dystrophy

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Wrestlers SPORTS NEWS triumphant, i Page B7 TERRACE STANDARD MALCOLM BAXTER 638-7283 i Skeena Angler Spar - klin perf ormances Rob lead Ioca Games assault Stilly ~!iilpCrG'~cliJii::hc~:ii~i!i Pi~.!d Terrace m e d als to nine of the 23 gongs picked up by lo- GOLD THE RIVER is named Stil- cal athletes in Quesnel. laguamish for the native tribe who Mounting the uppermost podium were fished it long before Columbus and Denise Brown and Steve Creed who GYMNASTICS: his sea-weary crew struggled ashore defeated all-comers in the intermediate Chelsey Schulmeister in search of the nearest spice market. women's orange-green belt and men's (Divisional B Midgets) . To steelheaders, it's The Stilly and lightweight orange-green belt divisions Corisa Berlin ' it's legendary. respectively. (Provincial B Argos) In Tales of Fresh-Water Fishing, The Junior Kumite line-up's 16 and 17 MARTIAL ARTS Zane Grey told of superb angling for year olds boosted the tally with Mike Steve Creed spectacular fish in the gin-clear waters Danis and Mike Graham taking silver (Men's orange-green belt, lightweigh 0 of Deer Creek, the largest tributary of and bronze for white-yellow belts while Denise Brown the Stilly and destination of all her Robert Peacock added a bronze in (Intermediate women's orange-green) summer steelhead before hatcheries. orange-green belt competition. SWIMMING It was on the Stilly, at the Deer The 13-15 year olds provided a couple Kevin Andolfatto ..,,Creek.Riffle, beside the little settle- more silver, Harjab Greual finishing (Boys 11-12 years, overall). ment of Os0, that a young English im- runner-up in the blue-brown belt final Joe Mandur migrant named Roderick Haig-Brown, and Dustin Haigh duplicating in the (Men's 20 years and up, overall) took advantage of some thne off work orange-green belt showdown. at a nearby logging camp to hook his And in the men's category Gian Gib- first summer steelhead. son (white-yellow heavyweigh0 and Later Haig-Brown would set down David Falardeau (blue-brown SILVER the memories of that eventful trip in heavyweight) struck silver to take the Ju- books that earned him a reputation as jitsu contribution to two gold, five silver GYMNASTICS: one of the premier angling writers on and two bronze. I.eah Graham this continent. Terrace Peaks gymnasts were also on (Provincial B Open) It was on the Stilly in the dirty form as they collected six medals. Eva Marcus thirties that the notion of gear restric- Golden girls at the event were Chelsey (Provincial B Argos) tion was first advanced on the West Schuhneister and Corisa Berlin, Leah MARTIAL ARTS Coast. when visionaries in the Graham and Eva Mateus brought home Gian Gibson :: Snoh0mish County Sportfisherman's silver and the tally was rounded out by Mandur pure magic (Men's white-yellow belt, heavyweight) Association proposed the north fork of Fiona Earl's and Kelly lulseth's bronzes. David Falardeau the Stilly be set aside for fly Another five medals came from the Joe Mandur has got to be years division where Kevin Andolfatto (Men's blue-brown belt, heavyweight) fishermen only. pool (see story at righ 0 and bronze part dolphin. took the gold and Chris Kerman Dustin Haigh • At first this idea was deemed an as- medals were picked up by the local vol- That's what Northern B.C. Winter bronze. (Jr. orange-green belt, 13-15 yrs) sault on American democracy, but leyball squad, the boy's curling team and Games senior division swimmers must Andolfatto won his 200m I.M,, 50m Harjab Greual thanks to the tireless efforts of the Skeena grade 8 gifts' basketball team. have been thinking by the time the Free, 100m Fly and 400m Free events (Jr. Kumite blue.brown belt, 13-15 yrs) Washington Flying Club, the concept Terrace successes plus a strong show- and added two seconds while Kerman Quesnel event had come to an end. Mike Dants was.ad0pted and has stayed in place ing by Kitimat's cross-country skiers finished with a win in 100m Back, Mandur, at 55 the oldest man com- (Jr. Kumite white-yellow belt, 16-17 yrs) for 50 years. powered the Kitimat-Stikine zone's peting, proved almost invincible in the 100m LM. and a second and third. SWIMMING Over the years many pioneers of medal total to 57. Kerman also clocked 'AA' times in pool as he racked up six wins in seven Bryan Smith winter and sununer stcelhead fly fish- That's more than quadruple its 1992 events and settled for third in the the 50m Free and 100m Breast to add (Boys Special Olympics, overall) ing developed theh" sport on the Stilly. haul at Fort Nelson but also reflects the other. to the events he will swim at this A host,. ~ Of ,~,American;~ .~anM~!g larger representation at this year's weekend's Junior Provincial • . . ~,...... ~l~ o , , ~ "~.~,~, That tally easily gave him the overall lumtnar,es~,ba.v.£..~ ~l|,l~own Games. gold m the 20 ~'ears and up dwtsion. Champl0nsh!ps. Canadian anglers likl~ Gerry Wintle Father-daughter duos marked the Even more remarkable, the Ter- Elder brother Jamie Kernmn, 13, and Bob Taylor~to experiment and cross-country ski successes, Walter and BRONZE .... racite's winning times in the 50m also hit 'AA' qualifying times in two , polish the!r"~aft on theStilly. Adele Thorne racing to two golds apiece. Free, 100m Free and 200m I.M. were events and in doing so earned a trip to Since. the'n, Deer Creek has been In matching the double gold feat, faster than those recorded over the the championships. BASKETBALL cordoned off by property owners who, Lauren Beck also outdid her Dad, Detlef weekend by swim mers a third of his Swimmers need to qualify in four Skeena Grade 8 Girls ':resident ailglers claim, treat the creek Beck, who had to settle for two bronze. age. events before they can compete and BOYS CURLING as their private game preserve despite Anita Hauki was the fourth Kitimatian In the same division, John Dando's the Quesnel performance did just that Chris Oldham, Kevin Oates, Tyler its closureto all fishing in hopes of to cross the line first in both her events third and two fourths added to the for Jamie who took 0.6 seconds off his Robinson and Jesse Morgan preserving the few remaining off-. while Erie Baer fell just short, taking a zone team's point tally while 70-year- personal best for the 100m Fly. GYMNASTICS spfing ~f the fish Zane Grey enthused gold and a silver, old Marian Duffus made swimmers on lan MacCormae, Dylan Mae- Fiona Earl over so may years ago. Kitimat's Laurie Butean and Cathy the Ladies side take notice with two Cormac, Kim Johnson and George (Divisional B Tyros) Bad logging has put the ground in Dickson dominated senior girls bad- thirds and three fourths. Joseph also put in strong per- Kelly Jnlseth motion in the'upper part of theCreek; minton. Buteau having taken the gold in Terrace's Special Olympians also formances as the Kitimat-Stikine zone (Provincial B Argos) muddy ground that has choked most singles with Dickson third, the pair turned it on for the big event. team swam to a second place finish MARTIAL ARTS of runs downstream in silt. teamed up to take top spot in the dou- Bryan Smith won his 25m Free and overall despite having fewer swimmers Mike Graham The hatchery at Whitehorse pro- bles. picked up a second and third on his than winners Quesnel. (Jr. Kumite white-yellow belt, 16-17 yrs) vides what little fishing there is now Dickson then went on to make it one of way to the silver medal overall on the "The kids swam exceptionally well Robert Peacock and the fabled Fortson Hole has a each, partnering Matt Siereeki to the sil- Men's side. considering the last meet was only two (Jr. Kumite orange-green belt, 16-17 yrs) paved parking lot beside it. ver in mixed. And Arlene Lindley also sped to gold weeks earlier," Bineback coach Mike SWIMMING Still, I had to fish the Stilly just in the 25m Free and added two sec- Carlyle emphasized. Chris Kerman 0nee.i I pulledhl at the Cicero Bridge onds for an overall bronze. Although they were a little slow off (Boys 11-12 years, overall) and 100ke~d:'d0Wn On a wide, rock- For the Bluebacks club swimmers, the mark Friday morning after the 10- Arlene Lindley filled runi typical of the water you see Skeena robbed, the haul was one gold, one bronze and hour bus ride to Quesnei, he said they (Girls Special Olympics, overall) where the~bend of a fiver runs up a four more 'AA' qualifying times. hit their stroke by the afternoon and VOLLEYBALL shot rock dike. Page B6 Their medals came in the Boys 11-12 kept improving through the weekend. Terrace team There was a man casting a fly at the head end. I watched him work downstream, casting effortlessly and economically. Half way along the beat he fastened on to a fish. Even though Slalom to the maxi it was a long way off, I could see the Four Terrace racers are well placed for Siemens. flash of its silvery sides as it took to a shot at the BMV Masters nationals Siemens docked a combined time of ' the air again and again. after qualifying races held at Shames 2:20.94 for third spot in Saturday's It. was a good hour until the Feb. 6-7. men's 25-29 years division, then im- fisherman left the water and returned Nell Fleischmann, Carolyn Spence, proved to 2:11.80 on Sunday and second to his car where I was waiting for him. Herb Burbee and Ian Hamilton all racked place. "Do any •good?" I asked. "A nice up maximum points in the two-day giant Siemens finished the weekend with 35 little summer, run," he replied. "It did slalom event. points. everything you'd expect a wild fish to After scoring a comfortable win over Fastest single run by a local was the do. I thought there would be another." Houston's Rick Edwards Saturday, Bur- blistering 1:02.58 turned in by Dave He paused to look at the fly: a dark bee found himself more than two sec- Miklovic on his second Sunday run. body that looked like wool, a turn of onds back of his rival after Sunday's first That was good enough to take that barred rock at the front and one turn descent. day's men's 19-24 years category but, of silver tinsel around the body. However, Burbee unleashed a sharp because he did not compete Saturday, "Maybe it's too bright, too much sil- 1:05.30 second run to edge Edwards out Miklovic had to be satisfied with a 25 ver tinsel," he reflected. I thought of of top spot in the men's 40-44 years divi- point weekend tally. • my fly'box 'plugged with fluorescent sion by just under a second, Also settling for 25 points was Max plumage and Scarlet wool and realized Hamilton followed the same path in the Macdonald who handily took Sunday's • I may have something to learn. men's 35-39 years category. men's 30-34 years class, but had been Like most American anglers he was Having scored a comfortable three sec- eliminated from the previous day's point friendly and forthcoming. When I told ond victory on Saturday, he found him- chase when he failed to complete the him.I was from Canada, he asked me self up against a new face Sunday in first run. if I kneW:Gerry W,intle, I said I did; Harvey Soicher of Vancouver. Other strong performances included "Doeshe still fish ~at drab little fly Down by 0.6 seconds to Soicher after Shawn Stevenson's second and fourth in lie calis Wintle's Western Wizard?" the first run, Hamilton sliced nearly men's 19-24 years for 32 points and he asked. seven seconds off his time on the second Hans Kosak's two thirds in men's 40-44 When I allowed that Gerry did, he to squeeze the Vancouvcrite out by years for 30. laughed. "I invented that fly," he said. 23/100ths of a second on combined time. Raced on soft, wet snow over the Short "It's called a Spade." Flcischmann and Spence were un- Cut-Back Eddy course, the Shames Years later I ran in to Gerry and opposed ]n their divisibns. BMV races saw consistently faster times recounted that encounter. A distant All four picked up 50 points which Sunday. mist clouded Gerry's eyes as he sorted they can carry over to the BMV Masters Improved times of as much as 10 sec- through memories of great fishing on slalom andgiant slalom races to be held onds were not uncommon as skiers took a once great river, at Hudson Bay Mountain in Smithers full advantage of the faster conditions. " I don't know who invented that this weekend. Open to all levels of skiers over the age FOREST SERVICE? Above, Norm Parry prepares to give his opponents pattern," he said after a while. " All I Top combined point scorers in the of 19, the Smithers leg of the BMV the bird, so to speak. He also gave them a lot to deal with as he advanced know is it was born under the in- northern zone go on to the nationals at Masters will use Hudson Bay to two finals In the local club's recent invitational tournament. With one of fluence." .... Whistler in April. Mountain's Turkey Shoot run. those having gone the full three games, small wonder he described the Under the influence of the Stilly, I Fastest Terraclte on the mountain in For more information, phone Ski event as a test of endurance, For details on the results, rum to page B7, , ~:assumed:, :.,: " .- combined times both days was Scott Smtthers at 847-2058. , Page B6. The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 17, 1993 Sports Official foul-up costs Skeena the gold Skeena grade 8 gifts came home from the Peace zone players "didn't look or was true, Gook reluctantly decided to Instead, the officials let the semi results Quesnel with a medal, but not the one they play like grade Ks." protest the semi-final result. "I didn't feel stand and told Fort St. John to drop the grade 9 players from their line ups for the Menu deserved. And it was same story when the Skeena good about protesting," he admitted, but And it appears they were robbed of their Girls faced Fort St. John in their semi- decided to do it out of fairness to the final. WEDNESDAY~ FEB. 17 And, when they did that, both Fort St. due because zone and Games officials final, a low scoring game which Skeena Skeena girls. Recreational Hockey Johns teams' winning streaks came to an 9p,m.- Back Eddy v Norm's didn't read the rules. just lost out 23-18. Putting his case to the protest committee. 10:30p.m,- Okies v Convoy DescrYing those rules as "straight for- Pointing out one notably tall player had he suggested both Fort St. John teams have abrupt end, he added. "All my kids were upset," Gook, but ward", Skeena coach Bill Gook said they accounted for 16 of Fort SL Johns' points, the semi-final win taken away and be they nevertheless kept it together and went THURSDAY~ FEB. 18 specified players must be in grade 8 and Gook said he then heard the Fort teams relegated to the bronze medal playoff. on to win the bronze medal playoff, Minor Hockey 12-14 years old. were fielding 14-year-olds who were in That would have given Skeena a berth in However, he suggested, they could well BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE: Watching the Kitimat-Stikine zone boys grade 9. the girls final and Corrilieu of Quesnel a 9:15 p.m.. Remax v Bradford have been coming home with a gold if the play Fort St. John, Gook noticed some of Both Fort coaches having confirmed that spot on the boys side, rules had been followed. Recreational Hockey 10:30p.m.. All Seasons v Norm's Men's Recreational Hockey FRIDAY~ FEB. 19 Ladies Minor Hockey Recreational Division PEEWEE tournament begins February 6 tonight, finalstake place, Sunday tough on Norm's Auto Refinishing 4 Skeena Hotel 4 Feb. 21, February 7 Inter-School Curling All Seasons 8 Back Eddy Pub SATURDAY~ FEB.20 home turf Team School W T L Pts Precision Builders 4 Coast Inn of the West Siding February 9 BMV MASTERS slalom and giant 1 0 0 2 It was left up to the ladies to Darmn Beaulieu Uplands All Seasons 5 Precision Builders 1 slalom races at Hudson Bay Mt., Ann Silsbe Uplands 1 0 0 2 provide the home team victories Coast Inn of the West 5 Skeena Hotel 2 Smithers, continuing Sunday. at the second annual Terrace Mary McCallum Copper Mountain 0 1 0 1 Phone 847-2058 for details. Stewart Mclsack Centennial Christian 0 1 0 1 Open dart tournament. TEAM GP W L T GF GA PTS While out-of-towners were Joshua Benson Centennial Christian 0 0 0 0 Recreational Hockey Melissa Ilamhuis Centennial Christian 0 0 1 0 All Seasons 33 22 6 5 205 124 49 8p.m.- Okies v Timbermen making off with the cash on the Laurie Sager Centennial Christian 0 0 1 0 SkeenaHotel 33 16 11 6 167 163 38 9:30p.m.- Riverside v Convoy men's side, Marg Saulnier, An. BackEddy Pub 30 15 12 3 170 150 33 nette Hiren and Carla Boreham Andrew Nutma Centennial Christian 1 0 0 2 Norm's Auto Refinishing 31 15 13 3 158 143 33 SUNDAY, FEB. 21 succeeded in redressing the Jonathan Doane Cassie Hall 1 0 0 2 Precision Builders 32 10 21 1 121 159 21 Recreational Hockey balance. 1 0 0 2 Heath Morgan Castle Hall Coast Inn of the West 31 7 22 2 122 204 16 .. 9:15p.m.- Riverside v Timbermen Saulnier beat out Hiren in ladies Cory Dacey Copper Mountain 0 0 1 0 10:45p.m..Okies v Convoy Rachael VanHerk CentennialChristian 0 0 1 0 singles, it was the latter's turnin Oldtimers Division the doubles, Hiren and Boreham Serena Flavel Centennial Christian 0 0 1 0 MONDAYt FEB, 22 taking the all-Terrace final by February 6 Minor Hockey Anna Prince Clarence Michiel 1 0 0 2 Northern Motor Inn Okies 7 Riverside Auto Wranglers 1 defeating Loretta Seal and Joyce BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE: Nick Rolleman : Centennial Christian 0 1 0 1 Bradley. 9:15p.m.-Lakelse Logging V tinily Ann Norman Verltas o 1 o 1 TEAM GP W L T GF GA PTS Bradley had earlier finished Remax Realty Julle Freman Uplands 0 0 1 0 Terrace Timbermen 25 17 4 4 123 77 38 third in the singles ahead of TUESDAY~ FEB. 23 Cathy Maesttello of Prince Northern Motor Inn Okies 31 14 14 3 123 102 31 Ollie Henyo Clarence Michiel 1 0 0 2 Riverside Auto Wranglers 32 13 15 4 115 138 30 Minor Hockey Rupert. Brett Batjer Centennial Christian 1 0 0 2 BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE: On the men's side, Brian lennlfer Vandeflee CentennialChristian 0 0 1 0 Convoy Supply 32 9 20 3 102 146 21 7:45p.m.- Remax v Bradford Reeves of Kitimat took the Darcy Hartford Uplands 0 0 1 0 singles away from Bill Robinson, Recreational Hockey Men's 25-29 an ex-Terracite now living in 9p.m.- Norm's v Inn of West Wendy Byrnes(Sm) --- 2:43.28 25 Lorne Buchanan(Sin) 2:20.66 2:09.03 45 Kitimat, BMV Masters Skiing 10:30p.m.- Precision Builders v Sider SatCT SunCT Pts Women's 25-29 SeoR Siemens(T) 2:20.94 2:11.80 35 Back Eddy Juergen Schiemann and Paul Carolyn Spence(T) 3:06.65 2:45.91 50 Eric Person(Sin) 2:22.30 2:26.20 27 DeJong completed the visitors' Men's 65-69 Men's 40-44 Daniel Kostadinov(Sm) 2:11.94 --- 25 John Lapadat (Sm) 3:38.44 3:35.30 50 sweep of the top four spots. Herb Burbee(T) 2:27.96 2:21.29 50 Robert Schibli(Sm) 2:22.84 --- 11 Women's 50-54 The Terrace Standard of- Reeves had earlier teamed with Rick Edwards(H) 2:37.19 2:22.21 40 Jason Toop(I') 2:27.74 --- 10 fers Sports Menu as a pub- lrja Juustila (K) 2:41.24 2:34.76 50 Jerry Root to win the doubles Rose Booth (Sm) 3:12.88 3:04.90 40 Hans Kosak(T) 2:39.77 2:27.54 30 Men's 19-24 Greg Palmer(PR) --. 2:34.64 12 Kertis Broza(Sm) 2:27.41 2:15.05 .45 lic service to its readers and final, the duo edging Paul DeJong Men's 50-54 local sports organizations. and Noel Noble. Bill Remington (Sin) 2:28.42 2:17.04 50 Richard Roy(T) --- 2:45.16 11 Shawn Stevenson(T) 2:29.50 2:22.17 32 Men's 35-39 Bill Mclntyre(Sm) 2:32.88 2:19.40 If you have an event Nell McIsaac-Andrew Rose and Heikld Juustila (K) 2:28.82 2:17.27 40 30 lan Hamilton(T) 2:25.64 2:16.11 50 Dave Mlklovic(T) --- 2:12.21 25 planned, bring the details Bill Robinson-Bob Bennett were MelAnderson (T) 2:55.40 2:42.80 27 George Mellmoyle (1") 2:55.42 2:35.49 27 Tom Havard(Sm) 2:28.73 2:17.14 35 Chris Thomsen(T) 2:53.66 2:25.12 2O in and we'll add it to the losing semi-finalists. Jim Duncan(T) 2:36.36 2:20.86 27 Richard Blames(T) 2:38.89 2:28.64 20 Menu. Robinson-Kay Munroe beat out Women's 45-49 To make the following Schiemann-Maestrello in the Liz Home(Tlk) 2:48.49 2:46.67 45 Men'sliarveY30-34S°icher(Van) --. 2:16.34 20 TimRichardFoster(T)St°ne(T) 2:35.552:33"04 __" 1112 week's paper, submissions tournament opening mixed dou- DaWnMen,sRemlngton(Sm)45.49 2:52.41 2:39.63 45 PeterKuchar(Sm) 2:18.15 2:28.05 40 blea With home town duos Pat Nell FlelschmannfI') 2:49.84 2:38.84 50 "tim Mccosker(Sm) 3:05.29 2:20.06 32 (SatCT/SunCT=combined time for two runs on each w~,must be. inby,~:~.~;r,,.,,,~5~.m.Fri-o~.~., ..~,,.~,~mpbell'Clan~~d~,,.::.-,~,..~il[,~..,,~ u~,,~o~,,-~iti-A~ ...... "...... ,-- ~-Tony Konst(Sm) .2:53~94i;a(.,238 79-~: 27: r.da)~. 7~-~,Terraq~"Sfd~'Smithers, ](=Kitimat, ~=~

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Intermedi- checks the line on a takeout achieved one goal: shedding easily defeat Dave Muro and ate class at the Alberta Golden in the fifth while her op- some of those hanger-on Norm Parry for the 'A' title. Gloves. ponent stands back to .... ChrisUnas calories. The 'B' final offered some- Facing American boxer Ron watch, Aided by some fine ~ The weekend endurance test thing a little different, Mann Parsons of Montana in the curling by her front end, /, i, !C!:;~.~i:,~;;~: drew 20 entries and renewcd and Condon having decided to final, Losier tired badly in the McDougall ended up steal- iii~ ..,,,,/, some long-standing rivalries. take on the men. third and final round. ing her second consecutive :i::;:~i~:;iiil. In Ladies singles, Fran Mann The duo showed just why : However, he'd built up a big and Nancy Condon again they are the dominant duo in enough lead in the first two to game. For full results of the tangled in the 'A' division Ladies competition even score an easy, unanimous deci- annual Ladies' event, see final, Mann emerging vic- though they couldn't subdue sion. next week's Standard. : i~i:::,~.:<:~}i I: torious. eventual winners Ron Julseth Losier also took away the Diane Cey took the 'B' side and Chuck Ccy. Best Boxer of the tournament final, defeating the younger but Sunday saw the Mixed dou- i:trophy. not-so-cagey Mui Lue. bles decided when an excited The Men's singles produced Diane Cey teamed with new a marathon battle in which partner Muro to turn back the Dupas leaves Norm Parry barely edged Dave challenge of husband Chuck Our loss is their gain. Muro, squeaking the third and Coy and partner Mui Lue. That's how Terrace Minor deciding 'A' side game 17-16. And in what was probably Hockey president Brian Chris Terlesky outlasted the weekend's best match, Downie described Atom divi- Chuck Ccy to claim third Shawn Mitchell and Mary- sion head Fred Dupas' deci- place. Louise Crespo upset Fran and sion to move to Smithers. Ladies doubles was decided Swam Mann in the 'B' side Downie said Dupas stepped through a round robin format decider. into the job this season and had ensured the division was well-organized, the coaches were in place andthat all the kids involved had an op- WRESTLING portunity to experience out- of-town tournaments. "We're sad to see him go," Said Downle, "but Smithers Buck, ,Zktwal triumph minor hockey will probably be happy to see him." All team members performed well, but it was The zones will wind up what Murphy describes as Greg Buck and Parminder Atwal who added the "not too bad" a season. glitter. He said the group had been anchored by Buck, :Club choices Buck in the 66kg class and Atwal in 57kg proved Atwal and Wilson, all three grade 10s with three unstoppable as they ran up 4-0 records on their way Jake DeJong has been years wrestling experience. to gold medals at the Feb. 6 Smithers Invitational And with some of the younger wrestlers coming elected the president of the Skeena Valley Golf and Coun- meeL along, "We'll be bringing back a good core next With only gold medals being awarded, Shane try club for this year. year," Murphy said. iAlso voted on to the '93 ex- Wilson (51kg) and John Veilleaux (60kg) did not Next year's squad will again find themselves in come home with any hardware despite winning ecutive were Edith Gieseiman tough against their northwestern rivals. Apart from bouts while there. (vice-president), Jim Holland the continuing strength of Smithers, he noted Terrace Wrestling coach Joe Murphy said the Hazelton and Kitwanga both had long standing (sEcretary), Dave Parker meet had been staged as compensation for there (treasurer) and John Taylor wrestling programs. being no wrestling at this year's Northern Winter Therefore, despite having a smaller student body (past president). Games. to draw from, "They always throw up a couple of Chairing the club's various Having attracted school:age wrestlers from as far outstanding individuals," he added. committees will be Ken east as Prince George, he said the event provided Rosentreter (Outside), Rhonda the eight Terrace entries with thetoughest competi- Feddersen (Inside), Jake tion they had faced all season. Correction Belong (Junior club), Tom Noting Smithers is an established "powerhouse" Sheasby ~lan of Progress), in the northwest and Prince George has traditionally The names of three of the Terrace Figure Skat- Paul Walker (Membership), been the strongest club in northern B.C., Murphy ing club members shown in last week's photo did John Ross (Men's Club Cap- said Buck and Atwal's victories were excellent not appear in the caption underneath. ~in) and Rhonda Feddersen results given the level of competiiion. They were Erin Goodall, Katie Dediluke and Vanessa LeBlane: third, fourth and fifth resp~9:., ([~{dte~Club Captain). i ~,, ;',~'.~ ~" .,v.,,,The. Smithers-meet,also served .as good prepara- ',.;'~'J3~J'~iC~'~'dacrs will' return:n" tion for the zone championships in Kitwanga where tively from the left in the front row. ]as ?ub m.anager. Buck, for one, was expected to grab a spot at the Our apologies for the oversight. end-of-month provincials. ALCl--T Northwest Community College, in KID'S FIRST conjunction with BCIT, is presenting the following program: INTRODUCTION TO PRESCHOOL Ages 30 too. to 5 years RRET 277 COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN This 20 day programwill introducechildren to a preschoolenvironment which indude~ group FOREST ROAD DESIGN (ROADENG) interaction, art, science,pre-math, pre.readlng circle time and indoor/outd0orfree play. Based on actual data, participants will use ROADENG to complete Begin March 1 - End March 26 the design of a forest haul road. On successful completion of the ~rogram, participants will receive credit from BOlT In the RRET Time: 9:30 am to 11:30 am or 1:30 pm to 5:30 pm ~rogram, a ~,~,~ Cost: $7.00 per day MODULES: *Introduction to Windows *Road Design Criteda ~:~:~r ~' *Preliminary Une - : 638-8890 *Location Une *Earthworks *Aids to Construction ...... " : I," DATES: ...... March 15 - 19, 1993 .'2 TIME: ...... 8:30 am - 4:30 pm f-r-acE Minor PLACE: ...... TEC Centre, 3250 Eby St., Terrace : FEE:---' ...... $525/person (includes texts & manuals) INSTRUCTOR: Jim Rudolph, BCIT REGISTRATION DEADLINE: March 5, 1993 To register please contact Admissions Dept., NWCC, 5331 McConnell Ave., Terrace, 635.6511, For further Information please contact Elaine REGISTRATION Walker, ExtenslonServices, Ph: 635-7700, or Fax: 638-3497. 93 Feb. 19 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm Feb. 20 , 10:00 amto5:00 pm Feb. 26 5:'30 pm to 8:30 pm Feb. 271: 10:00 am to 5:00 pm

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1. Real Estate 3. For Rent 3. For Rent 5. Misc. For Sale ACTION AD RATES LANDSCAPED and Fenced lot of nearly FURNISHED SUITE (Kitchenette) ~l=bes ONE BEDROOM Trailer for single per. an sue with a 12X60 paramount trailer included, for $450/month (damage son, non drinker. $365/month. Also 2-3 QUALITY BAND Equipment. GSC MX and a 12X30 addition; patio deck; roof deposit required), Suitable for quiet work- bedroom trailers $400.500/month, non 2000 FWR Amp $900, Network Bass Bins built over entire trailer & addition. Also, 10 ing person or college student. 638-1511 drinkers only. Call 635-4315. lp44 J5BL) $1500, 12' JBL GTR,SPKR Cab 638-SAVE ft, Satellite dish: two outbuildings; on 3p42 00, Phone Matt 635-3125. 3p43 DEADLINE: FRIDAY 5 P.M. town water and natural gas heat; indudes FOR RENT 2 bedroom house in FOR RENT 3 bedroom bailer, 4 appli- Thornhill, stove, fddge & natural gas heat, UVESTOCK feed year end clearance Classified and Classified Display ridge; stove & freezer. Asking $42,O80. ances, avalllable Mar 1, Call after 5:00. sale, Horse feed 20% to 30% off. Log Call Houston: 845-2655. 4p44 No pets. Carpet throughout. Avalllable ~ADVERTISlNG DEADLINES: When a stat holiday falls on a 635-2319 3p42 March 1, $525 per month damage cabin feed store. 3p43 RESIDENTIAL BUILDING Lot Saturday, Sunday or Monday, the deadline Is Thursday at SHARED ACCOMODATIONS,Furnished deposit required. Call after 5pro 635. FILTER QUEEN For sale. 2 years old Thornheights subdivision phase ltl near college. Larqe farm house, Female 7467. lp44 $850.00 excellent condition. Lots of ; 5 p.m; for all display and classified ads, $18,630 firm. Ught industrial lot on Greig or male, working or student only $300.00, 14x70 3 Bedrooms, N/G heat, 4 appli. extras, No vacumm bags needed, filter TERRACE STANDARD, 4647 LAZELLE AVE., TERRACE, B.C. V8G 1S8 Ave $27,900 obo 635.2148. 3p44 1 month utilities induded, 635-3772.3p42 only. 635.9014. 3p43 .~ All classified and classified display ads must be prepaid by either cash, ances, avail immediately. Set up In adult WANTED: 3 or 4 bedroom house with ROOM FOR RENT, male or female, pre- section of Timberland, $600/month, 30/30 WINCHESTER Carbine $200,00, Visa or Msstercard When phoning in ads please have you Visa or Master- acreage on the bench on far side. Reply card number ready. fer non smoker, in dean quiet home in Deposit and references required, Phone 308 Browning lever & Scope 4400,00, Ski to File ~12 Terrace Standard 4647 horseshoe area, dose to town. Call 635- 635.4070. 2p44 type exerdzer $100,00, Electric cement :? 20 words (first Insertion) $5.25 plus 12¢ for additional words. *(Addi- Lazelle Ave. 3p44 6995 3p42 mixer $200,00, Back Entertainment ' tlonal Insertions) $3.50 plus 9¢ for additional words. $9.9S for 3 weeks 2. Mobile Homes ROOM AND BOARD for working person. FURNISHED Centre, 3 draws & glass door $300,00, (not exceeding 20 words, non-commercial) Prices include 7% G.S.T. 638.6293. 3p42 Panasonic microwave & stand $300.00, 1975 12 X 68 mobile home. Excellent BACHELOR UNIT plastic full size pickup box $100.00, 120 3 BEDROOM mobile home in Thornhill condition with many Improvements. 8' X Cable ~d utilities induded. References required. gallon fuel tank $50.00, ford van rear side OVER 30 CLASSIFICATIONS! $500 per/me and 3 bedroom home in 2# Porch and 8' X 16' sun deck, lots of Copperside $675 per/me. Rental pur- OLD BRIDGE PROPERTIES windows smoked $100.00, for 3.73 read 1. Real Estate 12. Motorcycles 24, Notices extras, new carpets throughout, ensuite. end complele $200.00, call 635-9233 or :2. Mobile Homes 13. Snowmobiles 25. Business chase arrangementconsidered, Call Herb 635-5350 Appliances & some furniture. Asking Styles 403-264-6122 or Jana 638.O918. alter 5pro 635.9246. 2p43 Opportunities 24,000. O.B.O. Phone 632.4298 anytime, 3. For Rent 14, Boats & Marine 3p43 G.E. Stove. Harvest gold, excellent cundi. 4, Wanted to Rent 15. Machinery 26. Personals (shift worker) 3p42 3 BEDROOM BASEMENTSuite close to For Lease lion. Timer not working, $200, Phone .i.5. For Sale Misc. 16: Farm Produce 27. Announcements 14 X 70 Mobile Home located on private downtown. Avalllable March 1st $550 a 635-2489. lp44 lot, must be moved, with or without side 6. Wanted Misc: 17, Garage Sales 28. Card of Thanks month plus utilities. 635-7058 after 5pm. BRUNSWICK Pooltable, (Snooker table) porch. Renovated throughout 3 bedroom, or Rent 7. For Rent Misc, 18. Business.Services 29. In Memoriam 3p43 5X10 slate. Complete ouffit. $2,500 obo, ridge & stove, built in china cabinet, Large Warehouse Space 8, .Cars for Sale 19. Lost & Found 30. Obituaries 1-692.7482. 4p44 wood stove. By appointment only, 635. FEMALE WITH Dog and kitty looking to good location, good zoning. 9. Trucks for Sale. 20, Pets & Livestock 31, Auction Sales 3430 no agents please. 3p43 rent close to town. Prefer small house VALLEY COMFORT Forced.air wood fur. with yard. References availlable, Call Formerly Copper Mountain nace. Good running conditlon. $1000 obo 10. Aircraft 21, Help Wanted 32. Legal Notices 14 X 70 mobile, 4 bedrooms, large addi. 635-1351 messages. 3p43 Electronics Also electdc 60 gallon hot water tank. ]-]..Recreational 22, Careers 33. Travel lion, all appliances included. Gas heat, Also $150 obo, excellent condition, 638- newly renovated, 14X8 perch. Must selll SINGLE FEMALE Wanted to share 4 : Vehicles 23. Work Wanted Office/Warehouse Space 1626, 3p44 $20,000 obo, 638-0168. 31o44 bedroom house. AvaiUable immediately. Asking $300/month. Call 638-2029. 3p43 formerly Nisga'a School Board Office CONVENIENCE STORE in the horse. 14X70 TRAILER, brown and white, with 2 Good for Store front on Grieg shoe area of Terrace. For more informs. The TerraceStandard reserves the right to classify ads sheds and small addition 632.5993 home 2 BEDROOM Duplex for rent for more under appropriate headings and to set rates thereforeand to 1, Real Estate Call 638-8398 tion phone 635-4575, Men.Sat 8:00~. determine page location. or632-6261 work ask for Andrew. 3p44 information, phone after 6pro, Call 635- , ~ ;Tbe Te~ace Standard reminds advertisers that It is against TWO BEDHOOM home next to 6141. lp44 3:00pm. 3c44 1979 14x58 Mobile, 8x12 entry with cov. the provincial Human.RightsAct to discriminate on the basis Copperside 3, Davis Ave, 1428 sq feet 1 SANDALWOOD Apartments 1&2 bed. CASH & CARRY Cabinet Warehouse. of children, marital status and employmentWhen placing "For 1/2 baths roof/furnace less than 3 yrs ered patio. Wired garden shed, 4 appli. Rent" ad~=. Lafidtards can state a no.srn'okingpreference. ances, N/G heat. #78 Pine Park, $31,900, room apartments w/w carpets. Clean, WOODLAND Huge savings, warehouse pdcing cabi- ,.~-The Terrace Standard reserves the nght to revise, edit, old, Fddge and stove included 59,000, 635-5230. 3p44 quiet, well maintained security entrances, nets by Kitchen Craft of Canada. 3566 etasslfy or reject any advertisement and to raisin any 638-1283 3p42 no pots. Starting at $360.00. For appoint- Massey Dr. Prince George 561-2240, Fax answers.directed to the News Box Reply Service, and to 1981 MANCO 14x70 with 2x6 walls. New APARTMENTS repay the customer the sum paid for Ihe advertisement an~ NEW 3 Bedroom home in horseshoe Split ment to view call 632.5728. 6c44 561-2250. tin I~oxrental.' - gas furnace. 4 appliances, set up in "tim. CORNER OF KALUM & SCOTT :, g0x i'epltas on "Hold" instructions not picked up within 10 level, both floors finished, w/~ carpet, THORNHILL, Large 2 bedroom home, 5 2100 sq It, living area, 14 X 28 carport, bedand trailer park. Asking 29,500, 635. Close To Town And Schools "days of expiry of an advertisement will be destroyed unless 1352, 3p44 appliances, remote garage, no yard, no Fridgo, stove, heat and hol water ~hCK OF DIETING?~ mailing Instructions are received. Those answellng Box 20X25 workshop in back. Reduced pdce pots. $550/month, damage deposit, Ref- something that worksl I ~lurnharsare requested not to send originals el documents to REDUCED WAS 25,900 Must Sell[ 1979 included. Carpeting, storage space. avoid loss," 125,000. Call 635-2357. 3p42 erences required, Availlable March 15/93, Referencesrequired. produdlburns fat, raises metabolism I ' All claims of errors In advertisementsmust be received by GORGEOUS OLDER home. 4-5 bed- 14x64, 3 bedrooms, economical natural 635-5786. lp44 1 Bedroom Apt. $4eo.oo the publisher Within 30 days after the first publ[calion, rooms, has potential for bed and break- gas, washer/dryer, range,frldge,8x8 2 Bedroom Apt $525.oo only $48.00 J =:It is agreed by the advertiser requesting space that ths entrance room. Quiet culdesac in DUPLEX For rent. 6354200, lp44 ftabllity ot the Terrace Standard in the event el failure to fast. Must be seen to appredate. 638- 3 Bedroom Apt. $600.00 Bouldewood. View at 115.3616 Larch ROOMATE Wanted to share 3 bedroom :1-978-7091 To, FreeJ publish an advertisement as published shaft be limited to the 0993 (Ron). No agents 3p42 No Pets. amount paid by the adverUserfor only one Inc(xrect insertion Ave in Thornhill, Call 638-1672 for house in upper Thornhill $300/month. PHONEOFFICE 635-5224 for the portionof the adyerUsing space occupied by the Incor, NEW HOUSE, split level 3 bedroom. appointment, 22,500 firm. 3p44 rectot omitted item only, and that Ihere shall be no liability in Avalllable immediately call after 5pm 638- 6. Wanted Misc. any event greater than the amountpaid for such advertising. 1,176 sq' Thomheight Subdivision. For 8.~0. 3p44 ~,. .. more information 635-7497. 3p42 3. For Rent ONE SLEEPING Room for rent, $4OO S. Misc. For Sale IF YOU ARE BUYING or selling chil- dren's furniture, check with the Product APPROX 3.5 acre future property 3 & 4 BEDROOMTOWNHOUSES featur- month. Everything included except 350 LOADER. New Engine, new tracks, Safely Branch of consumer & Corporate 1. Real Estate Panaramic view.Excellent spdng water, ing 1150.1300 sq. ft. plus basement, 2 phone, 635-3600 for more inform- etc. $1400.00 O.C,3 Crawler Cat, blade & CW2 bedroom cottage. 635-7480 3p43 baths, private yard, carport and satellite lion.Avalllable immediately. 3p44 Affalm Canada (604) 666.5003 to ensure bucket 80% new. $5500 32 ft. house boat it meets current Safety Standards. The )CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WORKSI SOUTH SIDE Lot, Approx 1/2 acre, city "IV Houston. Phone 845.3161. 31t~ lifetime aluminum, has everything & :You're reading this aren't you? 638- ROOM-MATE Wanted to share house in sale of non compliant products not only sewer, water. Call 638-1319 3p43 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT nght down- trailer $19,500, 82 lade 2-door auto - SAVE. tin town, Washer/Dryer responsible female could result in a tragic accident but also is town. Fridge/stove, security entrance. or male call Sandi at 635.3844 avalllable good cond. $1500. 14 ft. Tfi-hull speed ADAMS LAKE STORE LOCATED AT a violation of the Hazardous Products I Paved parking. On site management. March 1/93. 2p44 boat - 50 horse menk, trailer $2800. Act. tin "Adams Lake, B.C. 1/2 hour from Salmon Clean Okanagan Camper, hyd jacks, Ann - 45 min, from Kamleops, 10 rain. 635-7957 15tin BASEMENTSuite for rent for single per- WANTED: Skidder, 440 0r 540 prelera? iI ~:,TERRACE BED & BREAKFAST. R~ts ':P]~,~'~ii?Cal1635.5893.,,'., • - ;3p44 $2,000. new Kuboda life plant & batten/" bly, Please phone':~nce,~and conditiont ~0m ShuswapLakes. Fully renovated ! by the night-'or' by the' Week. Call i~ ~ ' ..... change $550..Ken Allen,Box 161 ~with very at~'ac~e living quarters: ShoW. • 'FEMALE~iRQOM-MATE~Want~., Prefer Call 8~6.5600. "'::~:~" 4p41 5537 or 638-0888,1eavemessage, ...... tin30 college student; Furnished apartment, 'Granisle. Ph. 697.2474. 19tin ~:j~'OGexcellent return in an area of growth PREFASBED WOOD Constructed utility WAN'lED: Piano In Good condition. 635. near hospital. Call in the eve 635- ~;and terrific climate. Start the New Year on sheds, garages, workshops. Also trailer 5081 3p42 4648. 3p44 a positive note. Phone 1-679-8904. tin37 skirting, decks, fences, joey shacks, and WANTED: Any used floor safes, gun 3 GREAT ALTERNATIVES TO RENT- FOR LEASE snow roofs, DIRK BAKKER. 638- safes etc in faldy good condition, call 638. ING. 3986 Mist (3 Bedrooms) $62,500, 1768. 61o41 8290. 31043 4685 Copper River Road (3 Bedrooms) Lakelse Ave. - Retail/ FOR LEASE 2 PICK-UP loads of rough cedar planks. WILL THE LADY With the 15 yr old :$64,500. 3983 Simpson Oescent (3 Bed- OFFICE - RETAIL- CLINIC SPACE Different lengths. Make an offer. Call 635- daughter named Sara who borrowed our room Mobile) $39,900. Call John Evans Commercial New Central location, off street parking, 3752 or 635.6995. lp44 sample books 5 weeks ago please return [Flemax of Terrace) 638.1400, 37tin 1,500 - 3,000 sq. ft. 1,400 sq, ft. ground floor MICROWAVE. Excellent condition. Ask- themll Pioneer upholstery635-9434.2p43 STARTER HOME near schools and hos. Upstairs Apadment WANTED TO Lease 12 • 15 passenger on dead-end street. 5 bedroom, 2 $5.00 p.s.t, tenant ing &250,00 c/w or without stand. Stand pital $150 and various household items. Call Van or Mini Bus for May Ihrough Septem. bathroom, arge landscaped lot, fenced improvement AVAILABLE ber. Debble 624.5645. 3p44 backyard, shed, greenhouse, N/G heat. I 638-1088, 3p42 Partial renovation, Appliances negotia. allowance IMMEDIATELY ble. 638-1088. 41o43 Call Steve Cook CALL: SPACIOUS SIX bedroom home on 4.26 Join the growing Christine's Electrolysis acres. Also 2 acres with well and hydro. ReMax of Terrace 635-2252 (days) Will Sell together orseperate. 635.5061 number of people 638-1400/638-0047 635-5531...(evenings)_ ,~.~%....,~ "New" Computerized Method ~,~,~, 3p42 _ . who have already cashed in on the FOR SALE Air Miles program. Quality built home In Caledonia OPA, Sub. Built by owners. Features 2x6 Call Us Todayl ¢¢)~=tructlon, has nat. gas heat & l Get''-a-Way i hot water, iz large kitchen with I =n=====~ Victoria or Vancouver Airport I Coming March 1st 635--1555 nook & lot= of oak cabinets. The I to Transformations large.sunken family room looks Any two nights for $99. I out onto s new sundeck and e very . -[ private back yard. The dining room Wightman & Smith O1" I & sunken living room share a Kelowna or Kamloops " I vaulted cedar ceiling. There Is else Realty Ltd. BAILIFF SALE a laundry room & • half bath on 3227 Kalum St. Any two nights for $89. I the main floor. Four bedrooms Based tm single or dauhle oecupattcy. Sul,jecl Io Ihe nplflie;thle I;txes ;tad Itv;til;tl,ility. 1985 ChoW Chevette, Auto, 4 cyl., Meg Wheels, Tinted Glass, upstairs Includes a large master Terrace, BC Musl be Cetnscc,ttve Nighls - Vhlid unlil March 3 ID3 104,529 km. 56,160 Km. bedroom with walk In closet & 32' Wood Hull pleasure boat, 1987 Toyota Xtra Cab Pickup, 4 Cyl, p, rge 'ensulte. To view please call: 635-6361 Enjoy fantastic skiing in Kelowna or Kamloops or .Nlssan Chrysler Diesel Auto. 262,O16 Kin., Runs Good, 635-2635. Independently Owned & Operated power - lots of accessories, experience Victoria and Vancouver's unique city life. but needs lots 01 work, For an appointment to view, call There's something for everyone at Slay 'n Save Motor Inns 1990 GMC Rally STX Van 5.0 Iltre, s35-7040. All sale= are on a "as Is- V/S, Auto Trans. with O/D. where Is" basis, no warranties or NC, C/C, Power Windows & guarantees era implied or given. Locks, Tilt, Am/Fm/l'ape, R. Jones Clip this ad and prescltl il upon check-in ' Vletorla 3233 Maple Sltecl 383-5111 ' .: I VanemtverAIrptwl 10551SI, Edwards Dr. 273-3311 I ii Keh)wna 1140 Itarvcy Avenue 862.H,'.tH/4 LKa.,Jml=oops,,.,.... / 325Cel.~utn,hiaSt_=Wc~t,274==-8277 ...... j D.R.Estey Engineering Ltd. ==~ Consulting Engineers and Foresters FOR RENT EE 314-1717 Third Ave. Prince George, BC V2L 307 NEWLY RENOVATED EXQUISITE COMMERCIAL/SERVICE SPACE O.R.Estey Engineering Ltd. is a progressive and - L PRIME LOCATION NEAR CENTRE OF TOWN innovative firrn providing engineering and technical NOBLE HOME expertise in the following areas: 5700 880 AND 1320 - surveying SQUARE SQUARE FOOT - forestengineering SALES -hydrologyandhydraulicengineering~:~::: FEET BAYS clvd and Structural englneenng .... 4800 SQUARE Single wide, double wide, - project management and supervision "'store front FEET Established in 1988 and based in Prince George, ~:- On Highway 16 with 3 phase power All with modular special. B:C. i D.R.Estey Engineering has successfully provided services to clients in government, - excellent visibility - 12 x 12 OH doom The right choice. forestry, mining and service sectors for the past - good parking - natural gas heat - washrooms Phone 632-3557 four years. Progressive Ventures Ltd. Further information on this company, its services Note: due to pdnUng error, Feb, 3 & 10 ads and rates can be obtained by contacting: 635-7459 were printed with wrong phone number. R.W. (Bob) Parolin, P, Eng,, at (604) 561-2574. ~== i i i i i I i i Page BIO -The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 17, 1993 ~_~63~.sAL~vE CTI O N AD

7, For Rent Misc, 0. TRUCKS for SALE 18. Business Services 20. Pets & Livestock 22. Careers 24. Notices REG'D ENGUSH springer spaniels. Both PRO-UFE EDUCATION available to gen- FOR RENT: APPROX. 1 acre ~lOVING.Needs a new home. 1989 REBUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMIS- SIONS & parts. We rebuild standard parents champions, Health & tempera- CAREER OPPORTUNITY eral public; videos, pamphlets, lending (fenced) with 2 small barns, Suitable for 1 bronco XL, 4X4, loaded new tires excel- transmissions, transfer cases and rear ment guaranteed in writing, Excellent library, dealing with human life issues or 2 horses, $108/month. Call 635.5537 lent shape $11,0080BO, phone 635- Expanding Internationalbusiness is 7901. 3p17 ends. Bel.air Automotive Auto Parts and family pets $400 Prince George 1-564- looking for leadersin your area. Individuals such as abortion ane euthanasia, Student or 638-o888 30tfn Service. Ph. 846.5101, Telkwa B.C, 16tfn 7251 4P41 enquiries welcome. Call 635-3646. 5tfn 1987 DODGE D-50 pick.up. Asking must be entrepreneurial,highly motivated, $5000, Phone 635.9416. 3p44 TERRA BOBCAT services: snow WHITE MINIATURE Samoyed cross serf directed,and dedicated.Increase your BORED? LOOKING FOR ADVENTURE, MINI STORAGEUNITS i removal, earth auger, backhoe, backfill. puppy with shots. $150. Also 1990 JVC earning potenthl by leveragingyour time excitement, perhaps a tropical island? • Budget priced 11. Recreational Vehicles ing, dean up, sweeper, collector, level. video camera GF 500, Call 635-4600 or and effort, flexibleschedule, Interviews to Call Elan Travel at 635.6181 and catch 638.0874 3P42 ~ 24-h0ur access 740 JD Grapple skidder, reb. eng, (300 ling, residential, commercial. 638.8638. be held Wed. 17,1huts. 18, & FrL 19. Call the spidt! 5tfn Port-A.Stor units als0 available hrs) 4 like new chains tires good to fair Mobile 638.3808. 6p41 BABY LOVEBIRDS, cockatiels and Chds Hughesfor ~pt. at 638-0950. FREE SERVICE. Help with your forms or 635-5350 $35,000, Will consider older cat as part AI-rN: SMALL BUSINESSES. Why pay budgies. Call 635-6770 days and 638- letters, Call Melissa at 635-9119 for trade. 1988 F250 4 X 4 Sup. Cab. high accounting fees for your bookkeep- 1246 (evenings). 3p43 help. fin approx, 70,080 km 460 eng. 5 spd. ing needs? For confidential, professional 23. Work Wanted THE TERRACE SPCA has animals up for 8. Cars for Sale $12,000. 1972 970 Case Tractor c/w cab bookkeeping services, Call 635-4320 or REPLYING TO A FILE NUMBER? Please ZION BAPTISTCHURCH & duels & 707 leon loader $10,000. 205 635-9592. 61)42 adoption. For more information or to 1987 PONTIAC Sunbird h/back 1 owner, report lost and found pets. Phone 638- be sure you have the correct box number 2911 S. Sparks St. 638-1336 Massey namure spreader $1,800, 1700 PLAY The piano. Lessons for both adults as given in the ad. Address to: File , The 74,000 km, serviced regularly complete New Holland Forage chopper $1,800. 2002. 6p43 Feb. 5, 6, & 7 w/summer & winter tires & rims. Excellent and children. Learn just for fun or royal Terrace Standard, 4647 Lazelle, Ave., Heaw,heavy 3 bottom breaking plow cuts conservatory. Experienced teacher, rea- condition $8000 aBe Prince George PROVEN WINNER, Proven sire. Jacks Terrace, B.C. V8G 1S8. Please do not Tracing Your Emotional 6fl $8,000. Will consider cattle on trade sonable rates. 638-2067. 3p44 include bulk goods or money to Box After 4:30 p.m. 564-5231. 4p41 for any of the above. Call 690.7378 for Dee Bar, A.Q,HA. Superior western plea. replies. Roots - Healing Your 1986 FORD XLT Lariat Explorer. FI 180 more information. 4p44 IS YOUR Body in stress? Relaxoiogy, sure and halter, grand champion 1993. 4x4 302 fuel injected, auto, many options. aromatherapy manipulation. 635-2516 for Fee $600. Phone four T Q.H. 847-4195 CARPENTER 12 YEARS EXPERIENCE. Pain With 1981 18 1/2 It Vanguard trailer, with tan. Forms, framing, siding, finishing inside or Excellent conditions. 1-692-4282. 4p41 dem axle, equalizer hitch and side mirrors appointment. 3p44 evenings. 4p44 Dr. Gary Kalmbach HOMEBASED Book keeping and out. No job too small. Mike Gray. 638- 1988 MERCURY Topaz, auto, 4 dr. P/S, included. Phone after 6pm 635- 0822 32tfn P/W, air, cruise, $7500.00 (3t]O. 1976 2549. 3p44 accounting for the small businessman, 21. HelpWanted Toyota mini motorhorne, Gov't checked over 15 years accounting and manage. QUALIFIED Halrstylist required full or WORK WANTED- I will work for any Ter- NIRVANA METAPHYSIC & $4500. OBO. 1978 CHEV 4 dr. $1500.00 13. Snowmobiles ment experience. Reasonable rates. Call part-time, wage negotiable. Apply in per- race and area business, I am a tireless HEALING CENTRE sales representative, I work 7 days a OB0. 846-5643. 4p41 WANTED: Snowmobile trailer, Call Doug 635-1512 for free consultation. 31)44 son or send resume to Verna, Alpine Cut, Box 664, Smithem B.C. VOJ 2NO 4p42 week; days and evenings. I will present OPENCHANNEL READINGS N1992 CENTURYS V6, Tilt, Cassette, 635-1201 (home) 638-5029 (work) 3p42 your sales or service message to 18000 By laurel Gregg Msc. D. Questions about Automatic, Various Coinurs and options, 1992 ARCTICWild Cat 700, ski skins and WORKING Man requires housekeeper J ff's Guitar (20 km from Terrace) Ught Housekeep- potential customers every week. My past Melaphysics - Open sharing first Fridayof 16,900. Schultz Pontiac Buick, Prince cover, 300 km, new condition, $6700, history proves I spent an average of 3 1/2 George, 563-0271 4p42 ing, experiencewith wood stove, laundry, Ihe month 7:00. Devotionalwodd he~ng Call 638-0771. 3p42 Repair etc. Reply to file #62 do this paper. 3p42 days with each consumer in your market. 1976 TOYOTA Corolla Station Wagon. I am The Terrace Standard. Call me, I will everythird Saturdayat 2:00 1978 ARCTIC CAT El tigre. Long track, Call after 6:00 p,m. INTERNATIONAL COMPANY (M,L.M.) In good mechanicel condition. Excellent new dutch, asking $900 abe. Call 638- work for you. Standard Advertising 638. 3611 Cottonwood 635-7776 for run-about $850.00 OBO. 635-4600 or looking for sales people in the Padf'¢ 7283. tfn 8643. 3p43 635-7031 Northwest. Excellent Health related pred- JVC video camera, $750.00 OBO, 638- CUSTOM CABINETS, Renovations, fin- 0874 3p42 1989 Exciter, new clutch, skis, 1 3/4 pad- ucts and marketing plan, induding BIO- die,pipe c/w covers, excellent condition. Do You Want to Lose MAGNETIC PRODUCTS (Wraps, Mat- ish carpentry. No job too small, Steve 1986 PONTIAC Grand Am. 2 door V6 $4,800 abe, call after 6pro 638- Imss overlays, jewellery etc.) All products Marshall, 635-7474. 12p40 Loaded: White with grey interior. Auto- 7267. 3p44 Weight & Keep It Off?. availlable locally, interested persons CONFIDENTIAL Bookkeeping for small matte. Rally wheels, 2 sets new tires, please call 632-7547 4p42 business or self employed. Reasonable $6000.00 OBO. 635.3072 3p42 14. Boats & Marine Thermojetics DIET MAGIC lose 501bs in 30 days for rates. Mary 635.7474. 12p40 CORRECTION FOR SALE, 1978 Chev STN wagon, Unique Herbal Product that works LEAVING THE COUNTRY. 21' glasply only $49.95. All natural. Phone Colleen EXPERIENCEDHEAVY Equipment oper- In this week's "Name Brand good shape, no rust new rubber, runs 470 merc cruiser, command bridge, full Burns Body Fat 635.7070, 4p42 ator with Class 1 licence looking for work, Sale* flyer, the Jumbo Reversible well. $1625.00 OBO 635-7250. TFN canvas, head, stove, l~aller, 1990 survey Melts Inches WANTED One live-in nanny/housekeeper Willing to train on what have you. Rick Comforter featured on page 1 Is 1963 CADDILAC 11eetwood/braum.Welt $14,500, asking $10,000, 624-2180. 3p43 Controls Appetite 845-2157. 4p41 Gives Lots of Energy for 2yr old. Referencesrequired call 635- not as illustrated. maintained, excellent condition. Asking FOR SALE Lund Cabin Cruiser, 17 1/2 CARING MOM just registered with 4639. 3p43 We apologize for any $4500, call 635.3697. 31o43 It., at kitimat yacht dub, tandem trailer, Not a Meal Replacement Plan Skeena Child Care Sport Program will 1OO% Natural 1OO% Guaranteed RECESSION? Who Cafes? Ideal home inconvenience this may have 1983 PLYMOUTR Reliant, white, 150,000 rebuilt merc engine, new cooling system, based business unique product, Minimal babysit in n~ home dose to Caledonia kin, good running condition. Asking mere leg, new water pump, new gas Start Losing Today by Calling School. Mon-Fri, 638-1636. References caused. $1800, phone 635.5531. 3p43 investment unlimited potential-write P.O. ~nks, undamaged hull, $6,250 phone Terrace - Dianne Rowe Box 2193 Pdnce George BC Stn B V2N availlable. 3p42 Krnart Canada Limited 632.5128, 2p44 1986 T-Bird with air, tilt steering, power 638-1349 2,18 4p43 BURK'S Renovations, Home repairs, windows, alpine deck, 3.56L V6, Auto- door hanging, home or garage, no job too matte, new tires. ERC 5,500 firm. Phone 15. Machinery Kitimat - Mary 632-6812 LARGE National corporation looking for an aggressive individual with ambition to small or too big, Call 635-2985 anytime. Pacific 635.1512. 3p44 D3 CAT PLUS BACKHOE, $16,5OO. 9 U earn $30,000 plus per year. Send resume 9p43 I £J I ~ Northern 1979 CAPRI 2 door, 2.8 Iltre, V8 chrome D6 Cat, $9,5OO.JD 350 loader, $12,0OO. to: Box 64 Terrace BC, V8G 4A3 1CA3 HOUSEKEEPER Availlable. Call Marie ' ~ Gas Ltd. dins and new 2 tone paint. $1750 abe 2-0(;3 Cats, $4,500 each. 9 U & OC3 6354760. " 3p43 DIVIDEND NOTICE after 5pm call 638-8580. 31)44 Cat parts. 2 - 20' aluminum boats. 1-697- MORTGAGES TOTALLY TROPICAL Requires consul- 2474, 1-0697.2393. 16tth CINDEREU.A CLEANING Services. We ,ants to sell a fabulous line of silk plants. do walls, dean cupboards, wash floors, NOTICE is hereby given that the PLOW Trucks, sander and gradem with Board of directors of Pacific 9. TRUCKS for SALE • new mortgages Home shows/commercial businesses. 10 yrs.experience. Free estimates. 638: snow wings, loaders, backhoe, dozzem, Phone Debbie 1(403).835-2461 or Deb Northern Gas Ltd. has declared a 8398. 3p43 I quarterly dividend of 44 CenB per 1986 FORD RANGER ~. 4X4, 2.9 It,re excavators. Servicing flat decks and arranged 1(403)567-4275. 3p43 , dump tracks, low beds, belly dumpers, tilt APARTMENT MAI~AGEI:~with l~yea • [,,p~ar~i~n the iS~bed. ~nd outstanding engine with rack and canopy. Low mi!e- •PROFESSIONAL'Temporary base player i age'; EC. Asking $8600. ,-~'trd!le~:?.~d.~ne crashers. Financing **existing ~ortgaoes, " '~' ~lass/~h~,Gh~s,B,(Zommon S *tares. 635~74~:a~f 7i It~oklng fo~'pbsltlod In fa~nily cp.mple~ [ of the Corpo~tion payqble on~a~el~' p.~ ' 15tfn ~ I a,~&iliable:4§3:-6791 " 4p42 ~' purcnasea-oy .... ' '" "~w~'~lUll~il:~nt,(~,~1635-~78. 2p44 Also ~rfi6fel r mana~'em~rit '~xbetiertce "" [ 22;."1993to' shareholdor;~;df:lee'oral'at 1989 FORD, 4X4-pickup, heavy 3/4, FORD TRACTOR, 12 voltsystem, 3 point PARTIME Driver wanted, appe~ in per- Phone anytime 635-2985. 8p43 the close of business on March 8, $9,900, Phone 635-3934 3p42 hitch, blade, new rubber and chains. people who want son to Time Qeaners, 4404 Legion Ave' 'SWlNGSHIFT' Live band, avalllable for 1993. , ~-i " i " ~.'r!',i, 1982 CHEV Crew Cab, 1 ton pickup, Big $2,500, Call 638.8960. 3p43 between9am.4pm. 3c44 I By.Orderof the Board to help bookings. Phone 1.695-6469 after~ I" ';,J~':~.: ~ " r"i~C.CRIFFIN 6 engine 1981, chev 1/2 ton. Good condi- 265 MF Tractor with cab A-1 condition 6pm, 4p44 tion, phone 635-3934 3p42 with 3 PTS hitch. Heavy duty 7fi blade, E- I AI"I'ENTION HAIRSTYLISTS I .... : Secretary 1990 FORD 4X4 F150 300, 6 cydine.-5 Z loader, new tires and brakes, call 635- $ ,e Us Today Looking for part time or full time Journeyman Carpenter I 2944 or 635-3415. 4p44 Will do flnishk~g,renovations, Install. cabinets, spd, Cruise Control, AM/FM Cassette. licensed Hairstylist or Barber. patio,painting. Also will buildfurniture, ep Avc° Clientele preferred. Heavy Duty Suspension, ~lt Steedng and 16. Farm Produce Financial Preflnlshed Hardwood Flooring TERRACE PUBLIC LIBRARY Canopy, 632-2454 3p42 Contact Terd Lynn HAY FOR Salel 635-2652 3p42 Services Maple, Urch,ash, oak. Awlable In naluraland The Annual General Meeting 1989 GMC JIMMY 4X4, 2 door, 65,080 45~ ~, Lazelle at 638-8941 variouscolours. (No sanding require~ S~ ~ "x of the Terrace Public Library kin, excellent running condition, dean SMALL Square bales. Alfalfa & grass. Aw, e, "rerrace 635..2826 2W or 31~" Call 567.3019. 4p44 CALL 635-6277 (leave a message) Association will be held on interior, exterior. AnvFm cassette, air, xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx;~ Thursday, February 18, 1993 uuise, and more 12,000. Phone Time EAT MORE LAMBI Avalllable year round ] Looking for E] at 7:00 pm in the library Cleaners 635.2838 or alter 6pm 635- Cummins Ranch meat market. Hwy 16 19. Lost & Found IT COSTS YOU NOTHING to place a meeting room. 6163. ctfn West, South Hazelton, phone 842- ] Child Care? ~] Kids & Tobacco Elections to the board of 1987 FORD XLT Van, 11 pass, propane 5316, 12p44 Lost and Found Classified. Phone 638. ] Skeena Child Care Support H SAVE Fdday 5pro. Trustees will take place and converted, 302 cu In, 75000 k/m, asking ] Program can help you make ~] It's a crime. nominations for these positions 13,900 very good condition, open to FOUND One pair of gold-dmmed glasses the right choice for your child. ~ will be accepted from the 1]oar. 17. Garage Sales on Hal]iwell on Feb 7/93, has black case, offers. Bums Lake 1-692.7212. 4p43 For information on choosing || Light refreshments will be LOOKING TO MAKE ROOM in your if yours call 635-3719. 2[o44 1976 4X4 BLAZER,very low miles. Clean ~! care and available options, call ~ served. inside, some rust, $2,250,638.8968.4p43 garage? Advertiseyour garage sale in the LOST FEB 5/93 2 german shepherds in Classifieds 638-SAVE. tfn the copper estates area. One neufured ] Coco at 638-1113. H 1986 Ford F250 4X4, 302 4sp, $6,500. male tan/black 5 yrs old. One female A free sen/Iceprovided by the Terrace~1 Cati 642-6890. 3p44 black/tan 7 mths old. Fdendly. Reward JWornen's ResourceCentre and funded~ Offered1635-6910. 21o43 ] by Ihe Ministryof Women'sEquality. ~] LOST ONE Gold wedding band at XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXZXXX] McDonalds Restaurant between 3-3:30 BUSINESSES ~/,='~ pm, call 638-8048. 2p44 TOBACCO IS A DRUG LOST IN MK Bay. Camera with bloker l~ attached, neitherworks. No Reward. lp44 SALES Protect your children• LOST FEMALE Cat. Part Simese/Tabby, • Making sandy/beige, in the Thomhill/River Drive PERSON BacteriostaticWater Purifiers • Alterations area. 635-9572, after 5am. 21)44 Bulklcy Valley Farm Supply Ccntrc ENJOY SPARKLINa CLEAN WATER OR TAP,,. ~ ' • Custom Ltd., a well establishcd retail build- AT A FRACTION OF THE COST OF BOTTLED WATER 20. Pets & Livestock in~ supply store requircs a customer 100~nmmd d ~dll Lm~ Jl~wlt Fw~ • ~u~'A'a Sewing WE HAVE registered highland cattle for or:ented inside sales person. The T.W~d..o.~. (604)635"3697 sale. For more information please cal1.'1- candidate should be ambitious and Terrace,B.C. 635-1304 have good communications skills. 694-3734 Bums Lake. 41N1 This is a long term position with a Machine Ou/Iting YEARUNG Charolals and Red Angus complete benefit package. Please Discovery Toys® Bulls. Deposit will hold for spdng delivery. send your resumc to L. Vriend, Box Dev~wmer~dTo~ Book= & OarnesFoAl Agea Beautiful, Fast and Inexpensive 190, Tclkwa, B.C., VOJ 2X0. HomeDem~nd~a'~om, FUndrld~rl, Ca~ogm~P11one e Giddings Bros. Telkwa, B.C. 846- O~ders. Pstt Time& Fill T~ Clel¢ Oppo~ullln, Vlu/M~ A~t~d Let Me Do Your Quilting 5628. 4P41

l SUSAN M. RIDLEY (604) 638-1319 Joyce Casorso 638-8814 H HOLIDAY Mustafa's Emporium INCOME TAX SEASON excellent opportunity to make HOUSEHOLD HELP Silver & Gold Jewellery at additional Income tn your spare Complete House, Child & Affordable Prices is uponus again. If you need help preparing time. Pet Sitting Services Lea, herBage - Embroidered Vests Maxine Bob O ve Wood'CarvingsNatlvity Sets your return, call a professional who cares. If you or someone you know is 4614 Davis Ave. 638-8648 Showroom at 4719Park Ave. 635-5218 Guaranteed lowest rates. Interested, then give us a call Creative Linens LIST YOUR HOME- TODAYI BASED BUSINESS BACK UP CARRIERS [. SACKUP Custom Made Bedroom Accessories B.D.R. Ventures Bookkeeping NEEDED: " r i ~ CARRIERSARE HERE FOR *ONLY V' 170 .Cedar Ctea. Pedrlnh [ NEEDED FOR ALL Carolyn Ann Clay Johnstone, Bitch Hill Ph, (604)635-5181 4805Davis Ave, $5.50PER WEEK ON & Income Tax Services /4ooo.46coomnsww I OFTHE UPLANDS Area ] AND THORNHILL Pax (604)635.9068 Terrace,B,C, V8G 1Y2 A 13 WEEK CONTRACT I/' Kltsumkalum Reaervo I AREAS, Servicing Kitwanga to Burns Lake and v' Copp0r River EItates For InformnUon On The areas. TERRACEHOME BASED BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS Terrace Standard Meetings held On The 3rd of each month 638-0556 or 842-5667. Please Phone 635-9415 638-7283

~ITH A LOCA'I'ION ~k~l) A SELECTION T~T IS SECOND TO Theft NONE, WHY WOULD YOU GO Inn oftheWest .~qYW-I-tERE ELSE OPEN7 DAYSA WEEK UN'[]L 11 P,M, NOWOPEN SUNDAYS AT 9 A,M,! l 4620,InkelseAvenue I Terrace 635-6300 The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, February 17, 1993 - Page Bll

HAIR STYLIST ASSISTANT EMPLOYMENT Exciting OPPORTUNITIES Income COUNSELOR JOB DESCRIPTION: Assist the Employment Training Now taking applications for Opportunity Coordinator in the delivery of program curriculum and in the daily operating functions of the office. This posiUon is full-time Full and Part-time Positions Phone Rhonda's Hair Design has a position as required. for a career orientated person. Must QUAUFICATIONS: Minimum academic grade 12 or post- Both positions require good communication have BC Hairdresser Llcence. Apply 635-3484 in person to Rhonda's Halr Design secondary degree or work experience in an office environment skills in dealing with the public and involves 4624 GreigAve. Terrace, 638-8787. is necessary. This position requires good writing and reading day & evening shifts and weekends. skills. Computer knowledge is essential. Must possess good interpersonal skills and be a team player. Candidates must Experience preferred. Apply in person to the PARAGON INSURANCE AGENCIES LTD. undergo a criminal record check. manager between 3 p.m. - 5 p.m. Skeena Mall, Terrace SALARY: Dependent on qualifications. CLOSING DATE: March 5, 1993 4532 Lakelse Avenue

Position available for an Insurance Please forward resumes to: m= Salesperson with either a Level 1 or Level 2 Program Manager CAREER OPPORTUNITY Interconnect Finance & Insurance Sales Person B.C. Insurance License. Responsibilities include Training & Employment Services Start an exciting and interesting career in the automotive the in office sales and service of ICBC Autoplan 205 - 4650 Lazelle Avenue industry. Jim McEwan Motors Ltd. in Terrace operates a and Personal Lines Insurance products. Terrace, BC V8G lS8 progressive, trendsetting General Motors Dealemhlp in spacious, Applicants must have the people skills for an modern, well equipped facilities. A full range of employee benefits including a health plan, a dental plan, group insurance, etc. are office environment and working with the general available, ~ublic. PART-TIME INSTRUCTOR A Guaranteed Salary will be provided during the initial training Submit resumes to the period after which the Finance & Insurance Sales person will be Social Service Worker Programme, Terrace paid on a rewarding commission plaq. Paragon Office, #255 - 4741 Lakelse Ave., Northwest Community College Invites applications for The Finance & Insurance Sales person will be responsible for Terrace, B.C., V8G 1S9 a full-time Instructor to supervise students on the selling of finance and insurance programs to new and used car pracUcum within the Social Service Worker and truck customers. This sales person will also be responsible for Programme. Travel and flexible hours may be selling optional warranties, equipment, maintenance and required. The Instructor wllh protection plans to new and used car and truck customers. Other AccountManager/Sales Representative • work within the College region supervising Scclal duties will include vehicle leasing, renting, customer follow up, Service Worker students customer satisfaction plans, and generating reports. A computer Do you have an interest in Business Equipment • orient him/herself to students and social service such as computers, photocopiers, point of sales and agencies will be made available to assist the sales person In all duties, • evaluate students especially the selling procedure. Ongoing sales, technical and office equipment? • work Independently and with programme faculty some computer training will be provided. We are an established company with an excellent Qualifications: We are looking for an aggressive, self starting The preferred applicant will have a Bachelor of Social Individual who enjoys dealing with people face to face and over the benefit and compensation program. Applicants must Work degree and be registered with the B.C. AssoclaUon of Social Work. Familiarity with social phone. Grade 12 education, business machine experience and have a commitment to "Customer Service" and service agencies In the College region Is required. some mechanical experience preferred. Must be prepared to work Saturdays, shift work and spend extra time at training and home demonstrated communication skills, This position will commence April 5 end will terminate study. Some typing experience would be an asset. Please call and submit resumes to the attention June 25, 1993, will be for 36 hours per week and Is subject to enrollment of a minimum number of Send resume In strict confidence to: Sales Manager, Jim of the General Manger at students. The salary will be In accordance with the McEwan Motors Ltd,, PO Box 940, Terrace, BC V8G 4R2 CollecUve Agreement between the College and Successful applicants will be called for Interviews at a later Wilkinson Business Machines C.U.P.E. (under review). date. 4552 Lakelse Ave., Terrace, BC V8G 1P8 Please contact Jake Muller for further informaUon at Phone: 638-8585 I local 348. Resumes should be sent In confidence by I February 26, 1993 to: A strongly • I Competition 93.001C Independentrole for Area Loqomo I Manager, Human Resources i -- - I --i BoxT=s.T.rr,ce, .... i!i:experlencedRpF.'~.Enulneerm+_; .... + +: =_..____. . ~TY COLLEG! ,"t C :'"+':"" '~(~ho/c~ofhome base: Prince Rupert or Terrace " time position available. The position . : With 220,000m 3 operating under Forest Ucence,we would involve 28 to 30 hours per are the majorlicensee holder in the North CoastForest AUTOMOTIVE SALES CAREER District and are seekingan accomplishedRPF to: week. Retail service skills are " • provideall forestengineering from field workto $40,000 to $80,000 PLUS PER YEAR preparingdevelopment plans/cutblock permits and necessary. Co-ordination and obtainingapprovals • supervisecontract loggingand Plus Benefits and Company Vehicle ; ~ " " road building• liaisewith the publicon environmental display skills would be an asset. An exciting and interesting sales career can be yours with a well- --- issues, Please reply to: File #40 established Terrace business, We offer an excellent work place, ! + Thisis a year.round,full.time and permanentposition. employee benefits, including health and dental plan, group As a one-personoperation with the assistanceof a c / o The Terrace Standard, i . im0re junior Engineer,you will haveflexibility in choice insurance and company vehicle. of base and modusoperandi (e,g, from home with 4647 LazeUe Ave., Terrace, B.C., computerand communicationstechnology provided by V8G 1S8 ,/ During initial training we offer a guaranteed salary but then you will the company)plus full headoffice support,trom set your own wages through our rewarding commission and mapping and accountingto forestrytechnical backup. volume incentive plans, Ongoing sales and product knowledge Your credentials? Fiveyears' coastal experience; strong technical/supervison/andc0mmunlcation skills; training will be provided, ldaptability,innovative in approachand capableof JOB OPPORTUNITIES tealing with Change. Qualifications: Aggressive self starter who enjoys dealing with ~ursuethis exceptionaloppodunlty, which carries School District No. 92 (NISGA'A) may have a limited number people face to face and by phone. Grade 12 educa~on required •ompetitlve compensation,by forwarding a r6sum~ o: Marcia Furlan,Human Resources, of teaching vacancies this year. If you are seeking a personal and sales background an asset. Must be wiliing to work Saturdays, and professional challenge, you will enjoy working in B.C.'s some evenings, and invest extra time In training and home study. InternationalForest most unique Public School District. SEND RESUME IN STRICT CONFIDENCE TO: If you wish to be considered for a teaching position, please Sales Managei Products Limited forward a complete resume including three professional . Jim McEwan Motors references to: ).O. Box 49114, Four BentallCentre, RO, Box 940 lancouver, B.C. V7X 1H7; fax (604) 688.0313. School District No. 92 (NISGA'A) 2170 P.O. Box 240 i! Terrace, B,C. New Aiyansh, B.C. ~y: ~i;~: +i~_ Note: No phone calls please. Interviews will be arranged with V0J 1A0 suitable applicants, CITY OF TERRACE /4r :~ If by Fax to: 633-2425. .... VACANCY Interviews will be held in Vancouver March12-16,' 1993. :: - ":+" ' " ",' . :r. DEPUTY FIRE CHIEF/FIRE PROGRAMME FACILITATOR PREVENTION OFFICER The City of Terrace is seeking applications from highly motivated, • Terrace- Kitlmat NURSING INSTRUCTOR self-starters for the Management poslUon of Deputy Fire Chief/Fire Prevention Officer, I time+-,oomo°+co position as a programme+''+°r'+'u" designer/facilitator for Terrace The successful applicant will be responsible for the co-ordination of the Fire PrevenUon Office, Including prevention, Inspe~lon and fire a Career Exploration Programme for displaced I Northwest Community College has a temporary ~ I InvestlgaUon, The successful applicant will also esslst the Fire Chief workers In the Terrace - Kltlmat area. The salary will position for a Nursing Instructor In Terrace. This with day-to-day operations, Including personnel administration, and be In accordance with the College Agreement with the position will commence March 15 and will terminate assume responsibilities in the Fire Chief's absence, Fireflghtlng B,C,G.E.U. Instructor Scale. May 28, 1993 and will be for 21 hours per week. The response will also be a Job function, The facilitator will be responsible for the design and salary will be In accordance with the College Preferred Qualifications end Experience: delivery of a six week employment development Agreement with the B.C.G.E.U. Instructor Scale. - High school graduatlon, plus epedallzed fire science courses programme, Including Individual career planning and equivalent to oneyear of technical school, plus a minimum of ten related computer applications. The facilitator will Interested applicants should possess a Baccalaureate years' related flreflghtlng/offlcer experience work In conjunction with a planning team from In Nursing, a minimum of three years Medical/ Provincial "Rre Prevention Officer" cedlflcatlon or equlvaJent Surgical nursing experience, and be an active knowledge end experience Northwest Community College. e m member of theRegiatered Nurses Association of B.C. - Provincial Administrative Officer cedlflcetlon or equivalent The successful applicant will have professional Previous teaching experience and familiarity with knowledge end experience training and experience In programmedevelopment/. Nursing Diagnosis and the Roy Model of AdaptaUon - Exceptional Interpersonal and written communlce~on skills group facilitation, veestlonsl assessment, and a solid - Valid Class 3 B.C. Ddver's Llcence, with edr brakes endorsement would be an asset. - Must meet physical and medical requirements grounding In labour market Issuca and Information. - First Aid and C.P.R. C,ertlffcates The applicant will demonstrate excellent oral end For further Information contact Johanne Fort at written communication skills. Experience In Ufe Skills 635-6511 local 276. Resumes should be sent in This Is a Management position, with a Monday to Friday, 35-hour work training would be an asset, confidence by February 2e, 1993 to: week, although additional hours will be required during evenlngs and weekends at times. For further InformaUon contact Elaine Walker at 635- An excellent benefits and wage package Is offered, 7700. Resumes should be sent In confidence by Competition 92.088B Applications will be received by the undersigned until 4:30 p.m. on February 26, 1993 to: Manager, Human Resources Friday, March 12, 1993. Box 726, Terrace, B.C. WG 4C2 Competition g2,087e FAX 635-3511 Manager, Human Resources Personnel Director Box 72~ Terlrace, B.C. VaG 4C2 3215 Eby Street, Terrace, B.C., VaG 2X8 FAX 635-3511 NORTHWEST COMMUNITY COLLEGE i+ Phone 635-6311/Fax 638.4777 +

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32. Le~lalNotices NOTICE TO CREDITORS 28. Card of Thanks ..m ,.:' IN THE MATrER OF THE KID'S , C~- PRIME RESOURCES GROUP INC. PRIME RESOURCES GROUP INC. ESTATE OF JEFFREY HARRY Wishes to advise Interested residents -.~';, ;~ ~.'~ : PRIME RESOURCES GROUP INC. Wishes to advice interested CASTLE z=">- wish to thank all the~| Wishes to advise interested TAKESHI KURISU, residents of the Iskut Region of the Telegraph Creek Region (LICENCED) 6,,_:~,: dies who participated residents of the Dense Lake Region Formerly Of Tenace, British Columbla A PROJECT PROSPECTUS A PROJECT PROSPEC'I'US PRESCHOOL & DAYCARE k~in preparing the lunch ~ A PROJECT PROSPECTUS Creditorsand others havingclaims against on the proposed on the proposed on the proposed the above estate are required to send full ESKAY CREEK JOINT VENTURE ESKAY CREEK JOINTVENTURE For children 2'½ to 5 ~on January 30/93 for~ particulars of such claims to Crampton, is now available for public review at k~Rejean Lechasseur's ~ ESKAY CREEK dOI NT VENTURE Brown & Amdt, #3-4623Park Avenue, V8G is now available for public review at is now available for public review at 1V5, Terrace, British Columbia, on or the Tribal Council Office the Tribal Coundl Office 638-8890 ~funeral. Also a big thank the Government Agent's Office before the 19 th day of March, 1993,after A PROJECT OPEN HOUSE A PROJECT OPEN HOUSE h~you to everyone who~ A PROJECT OPEN HOUSE which datethe assetsof the said estatewill PRESENTATION PRESENTATION 25. Businessopportunities ~sent flowers and~ PRESENTATION be distributed having regard only to the is schedu/ed for Wednesday, is schedu/ed for Thursday, is scheduled for Tuesday, daJmsthat have beenreceived. Februsry 17, 1993 February 18, 1993 PARENTS/TEACHERSTurn your knowl- ~donations. ~'~ James ShoichiKurisu, 2:00 pm to 9:00 pm at the 2:00 pm to 9:00 pm at the Telegraph edge and experiencewith children into a February 16~ 1993 Administrator 2:00pro to 9:00 pm at the Dense Iskut Communi~/Centre Creek Community Centre money making carreer w~ discovery CRAMPTON,BROWN & ARNDT toys. Be your own boss, set your own Lake Community Centre Solicitorsfor the Estate hours. Call Che~l.Anne 754-9651 2p43 29. In Memorium POSITIONS NOW Availlable, We need il~l IndlanandNorthecn Aflalre~lndlenne= Affairs Canada et du Nord Canada FOREST LICENCE people to wear and show Lady Remington Fashion Jewellry. Sample kit In Loving Memory of provided plus generous earnings. For A16833 AND A16819 interview phone 638-1750. 4p43 ...... Robert Leslie Garrett 26, Personals February 8, 1935 - Take notice that the Five Year KNOW SOME in the Terrace/Kitimat are February 11, 1982 Development Plan for F.L. A16833 and with alcohol/drag problems: Get the ESTATESALE beautiful tape, "Raised from the Ruins". A16819 will be available for public viewing at You'll love it! Free/conf~lential. Call toll- the Kitwanga Lumber Co. Ltd. mill office in free 1-800-528-0070. 12p40 [@ an oakin t& storr~,. IN THE ESTATE OF: BENJAMIN YOUNG Adventuresome females I &ve feltdent~ness, CECIL GOSNELL (NO, 160-01) Kitwanga, B.C. throughout the weeks of required for employment opportunity. Wr~en replies to Box 1247 Houston, B.C, ago n su 'ner dawn.,, OF THE GITLAKDAMIX INDIAN BAND, March 1,1993 to March 26, 1993. Mill office V0J 1Z0. Include phone # • will contact hours are 8:30 am to 5:00 pro. For viewing for personal interview. @41 I have ear llaughter, DECEASED, SINGLE Father age 29 native, emotion. after working hours, phone 849-5511 to ally & financially secure, likes country a wat rfa ,. THE ESTATE ASSETS AS *ARE AVAILABLE FOR SALE, R&B, dancing, camping, travel, N/D If you are interested in any, or all, of the items, contact: make an appointment. seeks correspondense. For friendship oi farotection, M, CAM PBELL, ADMINISTRATOR companionship with woman 25.35 years. PH, 1-666-2549 OR 1-800-667-7017 Send replys to file #31 c/o this paper. l~ a s<er all arouncl,,., 3p42 WHO SPEAKS For canada? Are you Allfrom a life t&t gave me fife,.. SALE CLOSES ON OR ABOUT MARCH 31, 1993 heartsick at the selling out of your coun. *Posted in the Offices of Fisheries & Oceans in Port Edward PUBLIC NOTICE by? Do the words freetrade and continen. Allfrom rq fat&r's love, and Prince Rupert and in the Gitlakdamix Band office. tel economy make your Gorge rise? NECHAK0NORTHCOAST CONSTRUCTION SERVICES There is a choice. For information about Loveyour daughters the national party and its leader Mel Cindy,Lisa, Kelly & Shannon Hurtig. Phone 635.5268. 2p43 HIRED EQUIPMENT FUN LOVING, caring, affectionate, full NOTICE OF PRE-HARVEST figured 45 years young female looking for 33. Travel that special man to share her life. Enjoys SILVICULTURE PRESCRIPTIONS REGISTRATION dancing, romantic evenings, camping, Notice of pre-hawest silviculture prescriptions pursuant to As the Highways Maintenance Contractor for the Skeena many other interests to share with right Section 3 of the SiMculture Regulations. District, Nechako Northcoast Construction Services would person, hopefully leading to serious committment. Who and What you are like to advise the public that we are currently accepting The following areas have a proposed prescription that will most important Not looks or financial eta. Hired Equipment Registrations for 1993. apply if approval to log is obtained from the Ministry of tus. Share your likes/dislikes/interests. If you would like to register your equipment, forms are phone and photo appreciated. Send reply Forests. The proposed prescriptions will be available for Vancouver to Ireland from $799-non available at our Administration Office located at: to file #78 c/o this paper. 2p4~ stop to Belfast. Must book by March 15. viewing until April 2,, 1993 at the location noted below, during TALL, GOOD LOOKING, Financially Early Bird fares to Switzerland from regular working hours. $82e. Must book by Feb. 2a. New 4548 Lakelse Avenue secure male in mid thirties (non.smoker) Zealand from Vancouver, studs at Terrace, BC " would like to meet an honest and sincere $1,07S out of Vancouver. Mexico To ensure consideration before logging commences, any hadyfor companionship. Interests inclu :le specials: March/April $67S includes air written comments must be made to A. Amanovich, RPF, V8G ~1P8 " "' andhotel out of Vancouver. skiingi ~s~!~ipgi.,tr~el i:ng,i ~i:l:.im icl ii~i Pacific Cascade Consultants :Ltd.,:,,33610 East Broad~dy, mor& Send: mp!~s to: .file. #2!:dO~ !~ 'Aveiiue, Mission, B.C.; V2V 4M4 by theabove date. " - " paper. 2p43 "aR&:635-6181iI Peter LanSdowne FOREST LICENCE A.16886 Operations Manager 27, Announcements C.R Cut Block Locetion Area Amendment Nechako Northcoast Construction Services Iha) Yes/No ,vv~vvvvvvvv~vvv~vvvv "OH NO," NOT YOU JOAN TOURS 007 1 Kwinatahl River 37,3 No Rememberwhen we were young 2 Kwinatahl River 13.5 No The beacheswere a lot ot ~un Nowyou are overthe hill Licence Holder: Sire Can Forest Corporation Hopeyou can dependon Bill PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Nevermind the yearsgone by Just countthe daysbye & bye lVlinistry of Transportation and Highways Soonyou will roachto signyour name @ On all thesecheques that keeprolling in HIRED EQUIPMENT REGISTRATION lorgetabout your double chin Specializing in customized OR£NDA The Ministry of Transportation and Highways is compiling its Hired Takea beea~and pullyour tummy in t 6[, G;t~6 ,)~ Equipment List for the Stlkine District and advises all persons or No use worryingyourself sick town & country scenic tours. companies wishing to have their rentable equipment such as trucks, Be likethe restof us, and say whatthe hoc~, Beverley Greening, Owner backhoes, loaders, excavators, graders, rollers, scrapers, tractors, stc, ~Joan~#omy_our_fdend_;: (604) 635-7868 listed, to contact the District Office at Box 148, Dense Lake, VOC 1L0, ORENDA LOGGING LTD. Owners of currently registered equipment will receive a re.registration FOREST LICENCE A-16883 letter and instruction prior to March 1st, and will not be required to complete new registration forms. 32. Legal Notices PROPOSED SILVICULTURE PRESCRIPTIONS nm Notice of Pre.harvest Slviculture Prescriptions or Current policy does not permit the hiring of equipment that is not Pmv~nca~' registered with the Ministry, This Ministry will be hiring local equipment B~ ¢olu~a Silviculture Prescriptions For Areas To Be Logged (where available) for projects In their area. Mlnl=t'yd I-lullh (Pursuant to Section 3 of the silviculture regulation) DIVISION OF VITALSTATISTIC~ NOTICE Deadline for registratlon in the District is March 15, 1993, Applications PUBLICAtiON REQUEST received after this date will be placed on the late list andthe equipment The following areas have a proposed prescription that will may not receive s share of the available work, RE: CHANGE OF NAME apply if approval to log the area is obtained from the Ministry NOTICEIs herebygiven that an @plimUon For more inofrmation please contact Sueann Ciamplchlnl at 771-4511. will be made to the Director of Vital of Forests and Lands, The proposed prescription will be available for viewing until April 16, 1993 at the location noted Statistics for a changeof name, pOrsu~ntto B,R Mackay the provisionsof the "NameAct' by me: below, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.. District Highways Manager NAME OF APPLICANTIN FULL: To ensure consideration before logging commences, any Stiklne District Clint J6rnesN~deeu written comments must be made to A.J. (tony) Kelly, R,P.F., Dated st Dense Lake, B,C. i/ Who's401 InII ADDRESS: Woodlands Manager, at Orenda Logging Ltd,, Box 889, this t 3th day of January, 1993. CITY: Terrace,B.C, Stewart, B.C. V0T 1WO, by the above date, II Happy 40th deanette! II POSTALCODE: FORM OF AGREEMENT RL, II Love Auntie Anna, Uncle I| PHONENO.: Province of as follows: Area I Ammend ~Leo and the rest of the clan# Ucence I Cuffing I Cut "1 Locatlon BritishColumbia TO CHANGEMY NAMEFROM: Number Permit I Blocl (ha) I yes/no SURNAME:~Nadeau 28. Card of Thanks GIVEN NAMES;,Cllnt James A.16883 128 i 43 "Hntlna 55.5 I no Ministry of Transportation I .• JEHOVAH'~ WITNESSES, for your free TO:-. t28 [ 44 I Tintlna 61,7 I no and Highways copy of Crisis of Conscience by Raymond SURNAME',,Preston GIVEN NAMES',,Cllnt James 12g 1 47B I Canyon Rd 44,0 I no Fra~z, leave your name and number at 1. | i 847.5758. 29tin DATEDTHIS 9th DAY OF FebruaryA.D, 1993. Orenda Logglng Ltd,

UP Auunn p 'u'a umn ,or eve. do,,-, i...,.,, ~1~ UDi, I: I[U K you will receive: t ", PROPOSED SILVICULTURE PRESCRIPTIONS iL Ili~l~l~* ~llll~mll~ P,0v~,ci~l20¢ ~~~.~~ ~- ~ Notice of pre-harvest silviculture prescriptions or silviculture prescriptions for an area to be i |~W.~a ~'~IIP~ 10~c,~d~ ,~~~:~'~ ~ logged, pursuant to Section 3 of the Silviculture Regulations...... -"" -- 201 z i hde,0l . ' "" The following areas have proposed prescriptions that will apply if approval to log is obtained J'lrlHr~ ~l~Jla~.CAm [] [] IV~OP..c| ~"¢ |~l~i~a~g& ~ (~'¢" "~'~'~;|~,'?,~K from the Ministry of: Forests. The i~roposcd prescriptions will be available for viewing until TI . . • "": r40~0 /~~~r,~ ~' March 3 1993 at the location noted below, during regular working hoursl " / . ~:* inves)mnlprogram lhof brings t0ge her business, ,tiha~P '~t~'---"~~P~'!!'~ To ensure consideration bdfore logging Commences, any written comments must be make to I hb0urendg0vernmen).ltsportf0liowillmnsistof mm'bu~on" ~~~,.'~q"i~ the Forestry.& Planning Department,'Skeena Cellulose Inc, Box 3000, Terrace, B.C., V8G equityinvestmen s n BC businesses,reosurv b IIs ' _ _ 'l~~..,~\ ~:::';.~l • andotherlnvestmenlgrodemoneymorket.nstrumenls 20=(,~~i~,~:~ 4C6 by the above date. i i: : i . , ': For more information call: ~~"- ~,' *~i~i'~ , . ' " ~u~C~.~ib'%T~..' :: :, :~:'~,,,,,I i L" ~ ALaN MoLl=AN ~, ~V~',- %it:~::,~I " FOREST LICENCEA-1683$ .... ;'":. : ~JACK:~. ',. .... Sl 'C.P. , CutBIockl L0¢atlo.' " . : Area :i-: iAme"dment II . (ha) .... "'; Yes/NO '

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New duplex built in 1992 Make bedtime story time ABC CANADA 1263 square foot suite THE FOUNDATION TO PROMOTE LITERACY IN CANADA plus a 600 square foot Distribution of this message was made possible by the Canadian Advertising Foundation. suite. The lower level cur- rently rents for $600 per month. ~ '~" :~'. ~.,-," " "a, " Quality 2X6 construc- tion and low maintenance make this an ideal investment for a worry free home. The compact yard pro- vides parking and privacy as well as, un- limited possibilities for a "The Best Way to Build" unique landscape. ,/Quality Prefabricated Houses .,/Do It Yourself or Let Us Help Some of the endless ./Cost Controlled Building Program fcatures are: • ¢ Your Plan or Ours -2x6 construction -heavy snowload trusses -vinyl siding, vinyl I twin-sealWindows PACKAGEHOMES -aluminium fascia and mEmmooe caves -carport,balcony. -continuous guttcrs. -complcte fire stop ,~~AIfRI.,coR party wall dividing thc 2 /#OME~ sultcs with sound bar-

tier. : i,?~ -large suite is forced ~ air natural gas heating, GuaranteedGuarant secondary suite is dec- tric heat. .:::~: -Each suite is corn- ~i:i: iiiiii!i¸ i¸: plctcly : sclf-contsincd (separate elcctric and Ouali Delivery.,,: natural gas mctcrs) -Main suite has up- gradcd flooring and othcr spccial fcaturcs: -walk-in bay windo w ;>e.~ -country kitchcn with built in dishwashcr and it by its performance, ~,,..,ao.~o,,m..~,.~., checks to make sure that :

some speciality cabinets And many of our building fe~der~,,rue.°~.°~,/,,°,.°~.,,.~o fOt~#, Inlotmmllo~ on how all materials match your -semi.ensuite materials carry their own ,op=.o#.,~.°..=,o..~t.. building plans. Delivery warranties, all backed by m, OST,.~o,.~o.. guaranteed...c0mplete i ; ' • :. :. .~,~ This quality-built Nelson's guarantee of excellence: and ready for you to build.

"Nelson Home" is of- i • " fered to you ! : ]!L k Welcometo the Worldof NelsonHomes, 4.,~ /~[helher you a~emoving up, or NAME .... II Exclusively by V V downslzing,Nelson Homes ~ ...... " l Re/Max of Terrace. W~:~• " " is sure to havethe Itoma Plans ~.~ ADLIHES"5 " : " ; I For Further information, you are lookingfor, ~;:~J CIIY/1OWN I Please send me the plans for: |~.~ .... --- : - " call ERIKA PEL- PROVINCE The LllestyleSerles |~ .... .--, - I LITIER Homesfor every Illestyle | ~T,d~'~ 'TELEPHONE POSTALCODE I choice | ~::~ !:~'~ .?.,T..t~ -----" " 638-1400 days or The LeisureSeries ~ Call: 1-800.661-6534 orl~ailto: Nelson Homes I

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2502 Kenney : : ..,.,. Nfordab~ Souths~ H0me-very ~II keptstarter 2084 WalnutEXCL $139,500 4626 Munthe MLS $114,900 homoon beautifullarge k~ 92 x 142,3 bedrooms 4730 Loen ML$ $114,000 and naturalgas heal $68,000Exclusive Please 5 bedrooms,4,94 acres MLS $114,900 SpadousWest Coast bJngalow offers over 2000 Don'tW. For Spring ~,:: ~ r_~~j~ sq. ft. of fanily living, Formaldining plus counW kitchert Largemaster bedoom with ensuiteand ¢ Fiwte balcony.For viewing, please call Steve, Business&Property "BenchPlace" Tlis establishedTh0mhill feed, fa.. & pet su~ Be Ready For Spring ; 5017 Medeek $149,900 MLS businessis beingoffered for saletogether with 2- storeyfTame building on .5 ecre~/~3ovethe main Wo~ng In ~mat, LivingIn Teuace floor commercial are 2 large 2 bedroom apartments, Potential grossrevenues are easily 4903AgarAve. Let's meet haffwaylSuper 2 bedroombungalow ~,m,,~-,=...¢;~~.""~'~"~ "~'~'~',=.;., on Kroyer Road= Lakelse Lake. Very j~ ,JL~~~'mUd~- over $100,000, R for only $132,900, Trades Furl IoasementstMer home with bay window, comidered,Call Steve for fuf~ednfo,MLS upgradedcarpet, lira, ~chen, 10eauti~60 x 190 landscaped10t near park, 2 bedrooms, Only $~,900 and awlaNe now, Please call PrivateTreed ~eagesl un~nshedbaserre~ for devel~ng.Just listed Joyce F]ndlayat Re/Maxof Terrace638-1400 or. Only 4 left 9,88 acres$27,995, Near Dover Rd, 1 for $85,500MLS Give GordleSheridan a ~, (9,5krnto downtown) Pleasecall Steve. MLS 4914 Lazelle MLS $132,900 4939 Twedle Ave MLS $125,700 home635-2697. 5244 Mountain Vista MLS $139,500

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ICE RESCUE ~$.t!~ .d~., • • • • ...... :'.~ I LIE FLAT- USE A "10,O001" JUST LISTED EXQUISITEELEGANCE SOUTTISIDE HOME LADDEROR POLETO "- LOTSOF EXTRAS I SUPER SET.UP 1984 Medullaemobile 14 x 70 with This beautiful elegant 5 bedroom 980 sq, ft., 4 bedroom, 139 x 156 lot, 2250 eq, ft., 4 baths, N~ heat, 7 1140 sq, ft., fireplace, 2 bedrooms, A 1967 Melody 12 x 64 mobile REACH.- PULLTO SAFETY home that is quite cozy, Just 12 x 24 =:ldition - total 1268 sq. fl, home indudes3 baths, familymorn, full bathroom, 24 x 20 shop, NG heat bedrooms, 3/4 basement, In-law shop.Askingpdce $59,900 EXC Built-In dishwasher,oven, and G,E, dining room, livingroom, 3103 sq. ~, and water, Ask Sheunce for more suite, CallHans MLS $10,000 MLSI Call Ted today, 635. 5619 counter.top range. Must be movedl of quality finishing for those who details$94,500 MLS, I Asking $20,900 MLS, For more Info want the verybest. CaJIShaunce for 11 ACRES- 4 BEDROOM CHEAPERTHAN RENT call Ted 635.5619 more Inform~on$265@00 MLS unlle= = 3 bedroomcondo, full basement, EXCELLENT5 BAY SHOP BEAT PAD RENT . , . ..,,~u~=. . . ! 1 1/2 bathrooms, good condition, Has (3) 10 ft. doors, (2) 12 ft, door=. WANTED- LISTINGS uevmopea Tramwm majorityfiat = walking d stance to schoos and Present'-use is legal non- Check out this 12 x 64 mobilewith land with barns, outbuildings, downtown Asking $44,900 MLS New listings required for a 3 _ 1973-12X6SMOB!LE . an addition, It come with fddge, conforming, Shop is approximately bedroom, non.~sement rancherin .4 appliances, some ,mrnmnmg! ,J News Photo fencing,• Home and buildings are Call laurie' - 2800 ~. it, In size hasgrease pit, stove, washer, dryer and microwave vsry basic.Asking $33,500 MLS, town, A4 or a6 plex,+andalso a5 oaa!ooms,,!o?y snea overne:~e~ all on it's own 75 x 100 IoL Call office, storage and parts room. to 10 acre hobbyfarm Cat]John at insulateDsmrong, mus= ~ m Lodated',on Ferry Road in Attached Is a 4 bedioom 1200 sq. v,. ,,~..... , ~.,~ o~I'o .... I,-.,.,~ when weather conditions psrmiL Shaunce for more Information Reprint Cedarvalo,Call Lauriefor dst~dis. INVESTMENT E of rivingspace, Sign posted, Call ...... -...... ,.=,.. Asking$14,000. Call lauds . $38,500 MLS. listing agent for appt, to view,John CUTE & COZY OPPORTUNITY MLS SPACIOUSBUNGALOW Is the best way to describe tHs Excellentbuilding lot close to the This 1800 sq. ft. bungalow has lots ^~,"A'e nA,"U" ^,".m WEEKEND Service listingIn the Homshoe, Thishome downtown core. The property Is READY, SET, MOVE INI to offer your familyat an affordable . I,.ln¢~i rp~,~pur~g.r., .. GETAWAYI offers 1;Z00sq. ft., 3 bedrooms 1 approximatelyone acre in size end 12 x 68 with large additionoffering price, large country style kitchen ires 12 x ou mooilanome w~tn a ];' Back to the basics,this 2 bedroom, THE TERRACESTANDARD rbath, N/G flrepIgce, 10 x 20 frontsohtolazelleAvenueandP~ 3 bedrooms, living room, family plus d nlng room ThreeI~idrooms x 28 addition Is a great starter cute and cozy cottage makes an is now offeringa reprintservice Also one bedroom cabin, Located property.11 x 27 IMng room with excellent getawayfor the weekend. st0rageshed, ~ fenced 70 x 132 Avenue,Zoning R3 whichwill allow room, NG heat. Frldge, stove, On 10,52 acres, this is a vary nice to it's readers.You can get a lot. Locatedwithin welkin9 distance for construction of e 25 - 42 untt washer, dryer negotiable, Located on an 80 x 200 lot close to schools, fireplace,Three bedrooms. 12 x 40 toschools and downtown,Asking , apartment building, For more on a 72 x 125 lot. Asking $52,500 Asking $78,000 MLS. Call Jim garageshop. Fenced lot, Pdced at relaxation spoL Call Shnunce for 3x5, 5x7 or 8x10 copy of your $87,500 M.S Informationcall Hans, MLS MLS today. $53,500 MLS, more Information,$25,9OO MLS

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Efficient vacation design

By M, TYNAN ii= Simple is belier, Parlicu' larly :wl!en collsidering= Verne Ferguson your vac;iliox~ retreat, easy 635.3389 living hol~efully will be ,... . : =:,', easy on ,your pocketbook as well, and the less com- I)lic;iled .the design is the HOUSE AND SHOP SPLENDID BEACH LARGE LOT, LOW TAXES PROPERTY' PLUS less likely you arc to incur Beautiful 6 BR bungalow on large lot Lakelse Lake Waterfront A-frame. Ught industrial zoning makes this half Mature 4 bedroom home - some high construction costs. i, at end of dead end street, in quiet Expertly positioned on 10.30 acres, in acre parcel an ideal investment. Cozy updating required. Good parcel of At ouly 32 feet wide this family area, close to schools. Has a secluded serenity. Formal DR, 3 BR, 4 2 BR t=ome with NG heat, sundeck, property (i+ acre). Southside, full Dave Parker Brenda Erickson vacaiiou plan will fit oq a large sundeck, greenhouse, screened piece & 2 piece baths & shower off large garden area, greenhouse and basement, detached garages and 638-1579 638.1721 variety Of lots It features a gazebo and 18' x 34' insulated and sauna. Lush garden, large view deck. shed. Nicely treed back yard offers circular driveway. Current zoning RT. simple recl;mguhtr founda- heated shop. $149,900 MLS Call Approx. 324'. lakefrontage, several privacy. Good value at $79,900 Call MLS $108,500 Call Olga Power 635. tion. All of the plumbiug Dennis 638-8093 outbuildings. $348,500 Verne Diana at office 638-0268 home 635. 3833 for more details. is located on the same side CHEAPER THAN Ferguson 635-3389 6236 of the house. As veell, Ihe RENT layotit features liirge room Nhy rent when you I.C.U. .... ~...... :~ '~ sizes and focuses ou com- :odd own your own 3 Are reading the ads looking for a fort rather than on ~edroom, 2 bath home. Let me do the footwork for you Diana Wood orlulmeat;itionl Dennis Ussimore 635.B093 condo? Centrally and save you some steps. Call Diana DON'T MISS THIS 635-6236 A sl)ac'io~.!s liviug room located and anytime. Office 638-0288 home 635- MOBILE HOMEON LOT Immediate possession, 3 bedroom features a cozy wood remodeled, ready for mobile in Thornhill. Priced right at 6236 At Lakelse Lake. Built to stand i; ~ stove. T!le kitchen pro- you to move in. Call $25,551 Call Ric. ill!/ • vidc~ an efficienl working Dennis for details Northern winter, with extra insulation, BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME roof support and triple pane windows. THIS ONE arc.1 Wiili, !* ~{ atulfle cupbo rd 638-8093~ 638-0268 ,, On 10,64 acres, 5 min. North of town. School bus route. Convenient for May be an excellent location for your r aud: eouutcr st)ace. The 160 ACRES downstairs' bedroom and Building site already deared, also has those working in Terrace or Kitimat. business. A one acre level lot in .?~ - In Rosswood. Mostly cleared and further developmentpotential. $29,500 Call Digs Power 635.3833 EXC central Thomhill, Call Veme for details Ric White : the master areboth a good Olga Power waiting for you to build on. $35,000 ! • I/ To view call Dennis 638-8093 $59,900 MLS 635-6508 sizel The master features 635-3633 Call Brenda 638.1721 MLS au ensuitc and a half-wall window which allows one to view the living room below. Plans fi)r V-75 nay he ol)tained for $295 for a package of five complete sets of workiug prints and $29 for each addi- tional set of the same plan. Allow $15 extra to cover the cost of postage and handling (B.C. resi- dents add applicable sales tax to plan to- tal)(All Canadian resi- dents add 7% GST to Wiillgil,~lG gllY II=lll I# |lllg I~UV gH. Ih town. Large 1/2 acre lOt With many REVENUE PLUS full basement home located on Graham Beaut fully renovated 1940 sq. ft. home plau tot~il PlUS postage Duplex~;~°m;ilTi'n ;~:~ c~;d~ion, one varieties of fruit trees• Ideal home for a Duplex in Thornhill, beth units are three bedroom and two bedroom suites Avenue. 2 bedroom up and 2 down, 21/2 with full basement has a view of the cty and handling). bedroom, with Swedish melamine presently generating $750 per month with baths, country kitchen, spacious rec room, family with kids that need room to run. from the living room, dining room, kitchen This is One of out" new cabinets, double glazed windows. potential for increase. Units have recently attached garage and much morel Usted and master bedroom. Many added designs. Many innova- Building is one year old, with 2x6 been updated. A must to see, priced at $1o6,oooMLS FANTASTIC VIEW LOT features makes this home a delight. To • ,i ~ tive phms are now avail- construction. Stove, fridge, washer and $62.5OO MLS THORNHILL-COMMERCIAL Fantastic in every way, a view in all view this executivehome call Chdstel. dryer included in eachside. Total revenue J directions, access via paved driveway, .: able in our NEW Raneln- Zoned highway oommerdal this 12 acre $I 450 Pdced to sell at $149 900 MLS STEWART LOTS parcel provides high visibility and easy frontage on BirchAvenue, fruit tree, shrubs • e~'~Pl;m catal°g ue fg~ ...... ¢1 ?~,~,with:a combined size of 60 x1120 and solid base 1oi construction. Services [ $9,58 'l'i~hiding"p(L~ta~e ....i f'di~ng~7th"A~/enue.Vendorg'areop~n io 'access. The north and south boundaries I available.Asking $69,900 MLS BOULDERWOOD TRAILER andt handli.gf'" ..... and 7% ~THORNHILL DEVELOPI~ENT Offers,Usted~lO,OOO MLS border on Seaton Ave. with over 300 feet PARK .....::i GS'I'. ;', ':" "" ...... ::: : PROPERTY •375 FTIFRONTAGE ON KEITH of frontage on the highway access road. COMMERCIAL BUILDING Usted $57.500 MLS Immaculate 14 x 70 mobile home with an .... ]qease make all che- 91 acres of pdme sub.division property Over 5 acres industdal site located west Commercial building on 4600 block located on the Kitimat Highway in the of B.C. Tel shop and across from B.C. "WELL PRICED LOTS" Lakeise, Lower level currently leased. addition. Some extras setting this trailer ques;' fitiiiii~y?ordel.'s, and': ' apart from the rest include built-in Churchill Drive area. Propo'sed sub. Hydro on the main industrial strip. Fully serviced lots on dead end street, new 2600 sq, lt. main level and 1800 sq. ft. on Visa or MasterCard au- dishwasher, built.in china cabinet, factory division plan would incorporate view and Property formerly used as a drive in homes in the area, and dose to schools. the upper level, Natural gas fired hot water thorizations payable to: interior lots. Plans of 140 lot sub.division theatre, mostly level, most city services 'heat. Excellent holding property. MLS fireplace and an ensuite off the master Vendor is willing to Finance on Terms. bedroom. Listed MLS $29,500 Terrace Standard Plan aveJlabletoqualified purchaser, available. MLS MLS $149,500 of the Wed% 13659 - 108th Avenue, Surrey, ]LC. V3T 2K4. Scouts,.,our goals are as limitlessas space Ralph Godlinski Lisa Godlinski Rusty Ljungh Christel Godlinski Joe Barbosa non Redden Lynda Boyce 635-4950 635-4950 635-5754 635-5397 635,5604 638-1915 638-1073

NOWREDUCEDII C0UH'IVI,GR JUSTUSTED I WHY PAYRENT? HORSESHOELOCA'IION J QUALITYHOME On Iwdscaped acreagejust 10 minutes 2 bedroom home on a largelot in town. With a 5% down payment of approx. 1240 sq, ft, - la4 year old home on a I Builtin a quiet areson a no.~ru st'eeL Don't miss out on this spacious 3 $72,50OSOUCIE Zoned residential/commerciAl.Recently bedroom familyhome near the hospital Cute 2 bedroom starter, recently from town. Well cared for 3 bedroom :;3,495,00 you can start putting your large lot in good area of the 12 x 6 construction, 4 ~" ~moms, 3 mobile with 477 sq, ft. addition. Oak re-roofed and re.carpeted.Call Derick money Into your own home. W~ horseshoe, 3 b~lrooms on the main J bathrooms,2 fa~i~" ~ ~' cabinets and schools, A full basement with renovated with new carpeting and lino, for detailsMLS otendal for your development and a new countertops and twin sealwindows. cabinets and new dusty rose payments of approx. $580.00 a month floor, livingroom fireplace, 3 baths plus J In large kl~-'._ f~l,~V ;eparate rge new garage make thls your ideal countertopsIn the kitchen,sunken family here's what you can buy, A greet 3 ensutte with separateentrance. There's I dining rot (~.....,~=/.~T/~n living room, Large detached wired garage, Call room that goes onto wrap around bedroom bungalowfeaturing natural gas a garage and paved drive. For more IHomeisol ~=~'-,,,,lelot that can he sub- choice, For more informationcall Doug. Shells or Joy ~CL Listedel $113,900 ML6. eundeck, 29 x 15 garage, greenhouse, SOUTHSIDE R6 ACREAGE heat & hot water, largespacious kitchen Informallon call Dave, Asking $129,900 fivided goodgarden soil and lots of fruit tool shed etc. Call for an appointment. Beautiful acreage on MeDeek, suitable with lots of cupboards and counter MLS tees, Call Wands for appontment to ShellsEXCL for sub-dividingand multi.unite.Home + space. Located on s sunny lot dose to , ,z ~lew,$154,500 MLS SECLUDEDACREAGE IN TOWN double bay shop can ~ sold separately, the hospital, Call Suz~ne today for R3 GREATSTARTER HOME This two acre parcel Is located on "R-IREEBEDROOM HOME Package also Includes 1 - 75 x 186' more details,ML8 And the pricehas been reduced on this Terrace's South Side. At the end of a On a 1/2 =re. Barn, greenhouse,shed serviced lot. For more Info call 6hetla 61 x 120 lot Inthe horseshoezoned for dead end street Ideal lotion to build EXCL d~l~lex Vendor says "Sell' Call Dedck 11(;0 sq. ft. home. Thls home has had ard large garden area. Call Dedck for $89,900HORSESHOE some renov~ons recently, There's 2 your dream home or a muitl.f~mily complex. For more Information call details,MLS i You will enjoythis completelyrenovated large bedrooms, could easily be GREIGAVE starterhome with new N.G, heatend hot converted back to 3, Large kitchen, e Dave,Asking $60,000 33 x 100 acrossfrom CO.op,Cell SheBa i WON'TFENCE YOU IN AFFORDABLEACREAGE CEDARVALEACREAGE water, beautifuloak h~lwcod floors In separatefamily room, There's2 storage LAKEI~EAVENUE Locatedon ihe SkeenmRiver Including a the livingroom end bedrooms,new Ilno, sh~ds. Good garden area and lot is I A two acre lot ready for your own Vety picture.us property has a let to 59 acre Island. Fins growing soil, 3 completely drywalled throughout end completely fenced with chain link 17 UNITMO3EL I developmentgives you lots of potential 2300 sq. foot. leaseavailable offer Including septic system Inplace homes, maW out buildingsall neetJedIn decomtod with a modem flare. 2 far'ring. Fairly new @pllancee - could On 2,5 acres, 22 RV 'spaces fully Ifor your family, P~lally cleared with KEIIH AVENUE and an unfidshed home, Call SuT.anns bathrooms, large family room, 3 be negotiable for the asking pdce of serviced. Coin operated laundromat, [ birchtrees In the back. Try your offer on today for more tnfo on this 159,83 acres the wlley under the Seven Sisters Comrnerolal building with excellent Mountains,Pdced at $1g9,500. CallJoy bedrooms plus computer/playroom.Call $61,000 ML6. For more details ,'~11 showers, owners accommodations [ this dry lot listed at $27,500 MLS, Cell • pdcod to =sellfor $48,000 MLS. Shellsnow EXCL Dave now. available.Call Shetla MLS I Dougat 638.1715 revenue,Call Shells or ShellsMI.S I NK- I-'t(OMIS' : O1"," S cJt-¢'VI 'z": / • ~.~; ? Vends WaJberg UShells Love NJoy Dover Dave Reynolds Suzcnne GleMon Doug Mlsfeldt Derlck Kennedy John Currle 63~7070 635-3126 638-8198 ~ i 638-1715 635-3042 635-3734 635.3004 635,9598 I

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~FURNI~URE& APPLIANCELTD. i

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OVERSTOCKEDWe need to reduce ,nventory Feb. 28th is our 29th Fiscal Year , -~ ..... I ~ I End We Need To Clear Out Some Of " ~~,;;~, ENTRY ,, ' '~-~"~L'~ ~ FORM' Our('~z ir HugeH= =n~= Im/~nfnr~Inventory ~/~ Name: ', STOREWIDE Address: Phone:_ . EnterAt The Store0nly No Purchase SALE 4301 LakelseAve., Terrace, B.C. Necessary I • APPLIANCES, TV'S, STEREOS, LIVING ROOM, BEDROOM, LAMPS, PICTURES, KITCHEN SUITES AND ACCESSORIES

Kroehler Colonial Sofa and Love Seat Kroehler Bleached Oak Table Daveluyville 6 Piece Oak Bedroom Suite Slight water damage, Reg. $2,499.95 And chairs and large buffet and hutch Discontinued Save~.=oooo =1 299 95 Reg. $7,699:95 Save $800.00 Sale Price ...... ) . Save $3,000,00• $ Sale Price...... , .... $Z,~l~.~lb--'-"- Laz-y-boy Green Reclining Sofa :Sale Price...... ~,O~.~O Canadel 6 Piece Bedroom Suite Reg. $1,399.95 : L i Universal "The Lakewood" Table Blue wash and oak combination Reg. $4,399.95 Save $500.00 $ .i~,- 4 chairs hutch and buffet Listed at Save $1,500.00 ...... $ Sale Price ...... ,,,...... 899, ice Sale Pr,ce..,..., 2,899.95 Coventry "Victorian"Sofa and •Love ...... $1,699.00 Athens 9 Piece ~. Seat +.,- The Boniventure Including Q/S 4 post bed, dressor, mirror, In blue tapestry was $2,099.95 i~ii•.,:. i! This formal 9 pc group Reg. $5,299195 large armoire, night, table Save $800.00 . __ _ ~=~ ~f:i~:,Save $1,304.95 ~ ...... and mirror : ,, __, __ Sale Price ...... 1)2~.~5 /." Sale Price ...... 3)~5.0U Sale~ Price..,...,...,,~2~999.00 Colonial Sofa and Chair 9 Dra~r Dresser, ...... ~ With,•wood trim from Palliser Reg. $11299~95 ~ COFFEEITABLES; &; ii ~ ~40~.00 • .~ ~i WALL~UNITS .ji!i "!i.! . :.~i. Sale;Price...... %IU~,UU Sale Price ...... ,',,L.; o~,~ " I Laz-y-boy Love Seat Kroehler Maple/Glass and Brass " ~A P PL IA N C E S ~..... :~:.i..:/..":.~: Coffee table with 2 matching end tables In rose acrylic fabric Frigidaire Self Clean Convection Range Reg. $1,079.95 Reg: $1,299.95• $ , s a~e Pr,ce...... 649'.95 With computer touch control Sale Price nmmm.m.lil.lUlm.... Reg. $#,299.95 Dales Modern Design Black End Tables

Roxton Queen Ann wing Chair • :;TI.- . :- ,, BiR~!i:tables Beg.S329.95 Save $200.00. $ Blue nylon fabric - . ~.,-, .... ~" . " ~ :,..,:,~r., L . . sa=e Pr.ce...... ,...... 1,099.95 Save $500.00• $ ..... ~ •~""i?:~ Sale: Price ...... ,....,.....=329.95 Frigidaire Self Clean Range Sale Price ...... , .... ~.~J~.: DaieSBiackSofaTable With analog clock Reg. $1,029.95 Kroehler Wing Chairs : Now Half Price $ Save $180.00 $ In cotton floral cover Reg. $599.95 each :~ Sale Price ...... 199,95 Sale Price ...... 849.95 Save $200.00 per chair $^^^ u_ /i,; ILPa(!!set OPal Oak and Glass End Tables Frigidair:Easy Clean Range SalePr.ce....,. .... , ...... ,j~u;95!i!i~:~ R~g $199.95 , $ .- White on White with analog clock Coventry Tub Chair ,i~:i~hi!:i~!i~i:ii,[s'ale Price...., ...... 99.95 Reg.-S919.95 ...... This quality chair has suffered some ~at~j~:- Magnussen Entertainment Centre say,SleD.DO : damane ,--. ~ . :. ~ " - " . ~#"i!i!~, ~ C0ntemoorarvblack with mirrored doors Saie Price;, ...... •, ...... =769.95 Sale,Price,,.,..,.,.....:....,.=150.00~r.. ;.;Reg: $799:95 . ' . . .~,~ ?~-~, Frig!da!re Self Clean Convection Kroehler NaWContemporary Love Se~t:.ii~i ~.i., ~..; Sale"Price ...... , .,,....,',~.~O. , With electronic clock,white on white look Discontinued style and fabric Reg. $1,029:951; !' (:~

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