Detox Centre Upsets Neighbours by CHRISTIANA WIENS by the Terrace and District Commun- "The Ministry Gave Me a Gag Complished Nothing." for the City

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WEDNESDAY $1.00 PLUS 7¢ GST May 3, 2000 ($1.10 plus 8¢ GST outside of the Terrace area) TANDARD VOL, 13 NO. 4 Detox centre upsets neighbours By CHRISTIANA WIENS by the Terrace and District Commun- "The ministry gave me a gag complished nothing." for the city. THE NEIGHBOURS of a new youth ity Services Society. order," said Anderson. "1 was not al- Anderson said the house was cho- The residents are also concerned detox centre on the bench say they "We're stuck with it whether we lowed to talk." sen because it is on a busy street, yet that workers and visitors will park on don't have a problem with drug or al- want it or not," said Robert Park, one She appealed for residents to give has enough privacy from the street to Halliwell, blocking an intersection and cohol addicted youth living near them. of about 40 frustrated and angry neigh- the program a chance. guarantee client anonymity. endangering people's lives. They just wish someone had talked bouts who say they only found out But that didn't appease area resi- She said the goal of the program "There's nine or 10 cars out there to them about it beforehand. about the house last week. The neigh- dents, who at one point insisted the was to reintegrate the youth with their sometimes," said Mcgan Yeo. "It The home - near the corner or Hal- bours met with detox centre officials services society sell the house and buy community. looks like a business." liweli and Eby - will house up to six April 28. another one further away. Zoning for the house and i several The city has asked that the home northwest drug or alcohol addicted Program co-ordinator Jeanette An- "Get the hell out of there," said one others on the street changed to R2 in operate as a home based business and youth between 12 and 19 years old derson said she informed 20 neigh- resident. "You've brought our property 1995, allowing for two-family have all cars park off the street, who ask for help with their addiction. bouts by letter March 1, but she only values down." dwellings and community child care So far, said Gipps, the house has The youth will stay at the house for heard back from three of them. Many other residents, who have facilities. the right number of parking spots for 30 days under supervision. What's more, she said, the children lived there for years, als0 questioned The youth dctox centre is, accord- the number of beds and employees at The $850,000 program is the first and families ministry asked her to why the society even considered the ing to city lawyers, a community child the home. voluntary youth detox facility outside keep quiet about the centre until an bench. care facility. "Generally, it complies right now," of the lower mainland. official ribbon cutting ceremony was "We bought up there because it's a "When we allowed that in zone he said. "If we have any problems It is paid for by the children and fa- scheduled, That's supposed to happen good residential neighbourhood," said changes, we meant day care," said we'll deal with it on a complaint milies ministry and operated locally this week. Cindy Lockhart. "This meeting has ac- Paul Gipps, senior building inspector basis." May 11 : . ~;;,.,.i;:~.,~,~,~;~,~'~.,,.. Crime rumours /~ =i i ~,L=I' / ~ i l/:~?i set as ii:; :i? :i ; sweep the city THERE WAS no baby abducted from the Skeena Mall and f : : murdered and no child was tossed off a bridge into the Nisga'a Skeena River. And no other females, other than the two attacked in treaty March, have been sexually assaulted by strangers and • ;+7 : ' flown by air ambulance to Vancouver for treatment. { : i "There's lots of rumours," said RCMP Sgt. Anders day Udsen, the head of Terrace's Serious Crime Unit. "But there are no more sexual assaults that we're aware of." THURSDAY MAY 11 is Udsen added the detachment has received a number of expected to be the date other "amazing" rumours but none of them have been sub- when the Nisga'a treaty stantiated by evidence. takes hold, treaty effective He believes the rumours may have been sparked by a date, marking the birth Of number of recent real incidents including stalking reports, a new government, federal //}i: 7 .;<•~ bomb threats against schools and assaults, which have com- and Nisga'a officials say. bined to heighten public fear. A final massive cele- That fear is completely normal, said Dr. Marsha Runtz, bration marking the begin- a psychologist at the University of Victoria who studies is- ning of the treaty is tentat- sues related to violence against women. ively scheduled for a day "It taps into an existing fear that women have," she said. later on May 12 in Git- f In smaller communities such as Terrace, Runtz said, vio- winksihlkw. lence crime can shake a sense of security. As many as three totem i ,:, :,l)¸ • ~. ~:~i~ "We tend to feel these things only happen in the big city poles are expected to be - that's not a reality." But, she said, the fear can be produc- raised that day marking tive if women are take reasonable and extra steps to protect the historic occasion. themselves. Premier Ujjal Dosanjh, But that healthy fear, which reflects a real situation, federal Indian affairs mini- needs to be topped off with the most accurate understand- ster Robert Nault and other ing of the facts, Runtz added. cabinet ministers are ex- "We're fearful of what we don't understand," she said. pected to be among the of- I "You have to come at this with a balanced perspective of ficials on hand. awareness and fear." Work is still frantically going on behind the scenes as the Nisga'a prepare le- Stickers get nod gislation that provide the framework for self-govern- CITY COUNCIL has agreed to put bumper stickers on ment. V ' , ' ',.<. L: ¸IL all municipal vehicles urging a stop to violence against Elections must be women and children. The decision wasn't unanimous. called within six months Councillor Lynne Christiansen opposed the request for both the central gov- from the Terrace Transition House. She was outvoted by ernment and the four vil- councillors Ron Vanderlee, David Hull and Olga Power. lage governments. The stickers depict a bandaid and say 'This isn't en- A May 11 effective ough any more, prevent violence against women and date would put the treaty children." into play days before a Christiansen said she's in favour of half the message B.C. Liberal party court - preventing violence - but disagrees with limiting it to challenge of the treaty on women and children. "I feel it excludes men, teenagers, constitutional grounds is the elderly, homosexuals, minority groups and ethnic heard on May 15. groups," she said. "I feel that by pointing out one group we're excluding others." The April 13 passage of the treaty by the Senate She added she has never put a bumper sticker on her vehicle and wouldn't feel comfortable forcing municipal ended a ratification pro- workers to carry a message on the vehicles they drive. cess that had dragged on 1 It's compost time "I'il be in trouble with all my feminist friends," for 18 months. BIODEGRADABLE bags are now here for compost pickup, That's city director of special projects Christiansen said. "But I'm more of a humanist than a The Nisga'a were first Stew Christensen with one of the starch bags. Border delays held up the bag shipment and compli- feminist." to approve the treaty in cated the composting pickup program, which started Monday. Christensen expects things will go Ksan Society wanted the stickers on city vehicles in November 1998, but not smoother when they collect yard waste in the other half of town next Monday, See story Page A12. • time for April 23-29, Prevention of Violence Against without opposition. Women week. Students charged for making threatst SCHOOL OFFICIALS hope that cri- vestigation. the district and may not be able to fin- are extenuating circumstances," lie safety of students, staff and the build- minal charges laid against students By last week RCMP had arrested ish the school year. said. ing and to attempt to identify those in- suspected of phoning in bomb threats four students. Two 14-year-old females Acting school superintendent Shar- Ayers suggested that the first bomb volved should there be any subsequent resulting in closures at two secondary face public mischief and conveying a on Becdle said the school board will threat at Skeena, because it came on threats made. school schools recently will deter false message charges after Skeena discuss the future of the students at a April 20, the day before the start of the "We certainly learned somc[li~l(~ others from doing the same. Junior was evacuated April 20. later date. Easter long weekend, may have been said school superintendent The students have also been sus- Two other male students from Cale- In each case the RCMP arrived an attempt to give students there an Beedle of what has been a costly and pended indefinitely from school. donia Senior Secondary were arrested with as many as nine officers to sweep early start on the holiday, frustrating experience. Part of the plan Caledonia Secondary School was April 25 and charged for the threat the buildings only to find nothing. By the following week, as continu- includes making sure the youth face closed April 11 and Apri ! 25 and made to Caledonia that day Terrace RCMP Corporal Derek ing threats closed down the schools, criminal consequences. Skeena Junior April 20, April 25 and Crown lawyer Grant Lindsay said Ayers said responding to the bomb Ayers said there appeared to be no Crime Stoppers has posted a $1,000 April 26 after bomb threats were made. prosecutors decided to proceed with threats actions drained RCMP re- reason for them to occur other than to for information leading to the arrest Skeena Junior administrators took charges on only one of these youths. sources, copy cat curlier ones, and conviction for the three bomb an additional step of staying closed AI! four students were suspended "When we're dolng that we're not The school district has nearly per.. threats which have not yet resulted in April 27 so the police finish their in'. indefinitely from taking classes within answering any other calls, unless there fected a three-part plan to ensure the charges. Call 635-8477, :: A2- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 3, 2000

Decoy moose's jaw shot off Three fined for night hunts Lobsterfest THREE NISGA'A from the Nass pleaded guil- vincial Habitat Conservation Trust Fund. main line logging road off of the Nisga'a high- Motber'sDayWeekendli ty in Terrace provincial court April 27 and will Wright's lawyer, Scott Mulder, said his way. pay fines for two separate incidents of hunting client had mistakenly thought he was exercis- Officers responded by going to the area and May 13 &14 moose after dark off the Nisga'a Highway. ing his aboriginal rights. setting up a decoy moose, said provincial crown counsel Christine Birnie in court. Short- Live, fresh lobster In the first incident, provincial court Judge ,.jIr ,k~,k'k Paul Lawrence fined Herbert Wright $1,500 for ly before 1 a.m., Jan. 14 Azak and Moore shooting near Rosswood in January, 1998. IN A separate incident. Silas Azak, 41, and pulled up in a vehicle and shone a spotlight on from Nova Scotiaand }e Wright pleaded guilty to one count of night Fred Moore. 39, from the Nass Valley pleaded the fake moose. many more specials hunting after he was seen firing two rounds of guilty to one count each under the Wildlife Birnie said Moore leaned out of the passen- ammunition at a moose cow and calf that Act and were each ordered to pay $1,000. ger window of the vehicle, took aim at the just for mom. crossed the Nisga'a Highway and wandered "'The law is quite clear, night hunting is dummy six metres away and fired a shot. into a neighbouring field. prohibited," said Judge Lawrence, When the duo realized the moose wasn't ReservationsRecommended. ~~. Lawrence said Wright, who lived in the He added the offences, which were com- real, Birnie said Azak attempted to drive Nass Valley at the time and knew the area, mitted on Tsimshian traditional territory, away• But their vehicle was stopped by local ::::~.~" ~.:::(:, should have known better than to fire a rifle so would not have been Condoned even if they conservation officers, who confiscated the ...... " L~.L Seafood close to four or five homes after dark. had been committed within Nisga'a aboriginal pair's spotlight, rifles and ammunition. "He didn't hit the moose either so Lord hunting boundaries. Conservation officers later determined that 4332 Lakelse Avenue 635-9161 knows where the shots went," Lawrence said The pair were charged after Terrace-area the dummy's jaw had been blown off. Toll Free 1-800-513-9160 before ordering Wright to pay $1,500 within conservation officers received a complaint on Judge Lawrence also ordered the pair to for- nine months of last week's court date. Jan. 12, 2000 that someone had been shooting feit the spotlight but allowed for the return of About $1,000 of that fine will go to the pro- moose 45kin north of Terrace on the Cedar their "rifles and ammunition. Province controls forests - remier B.C. FOREST policy won't ~x be dictated by what emerges from negotiations between industry and environmental groups, says premier Ujjal Dosanjh. ++++:+++.... Dosanjh, in Terrace last Thursday, was responding to fears the government is losing control of what hap- pens in the forests. Six coastal forest companies are meeting with groups like Greenpeace to discuss a potential 18- month logging moratorium. "At the end of the day, that's Crown land," Do- sanjh said. "The province Ujjal Dosanjh has the ultimate control by a moratorium it may mean law and otherwise." you won't be able to lift He said it's fine the that moratorium forever." groups are meeting. Dosanjh also responded "That's a voluntary pro- to Tsimshian complaints cess, you can't stop people about the slow pace of from meeting," he said. treaty talks and doubts "My concern is that at about Victoria's will to ne- some point those discus- gotiate late in its mandate. sions must include the He conceded the pro- • Fresh Chicken First Nations, the commu- cess is slow but said a nities and the workers," group of cabinet ministers +...,++. ~"+-++~.+/ + ,.. "All of those has to be are working to speed it up. Thighs involved in the consensus "We want to continue if goveinmentl,is,i6,1 ac t at over ihe nexi year to en- all." sure there are more agree- " + ++'~ :,~+t.~ , . .+ ,+ -. +, Oos~njh 'saia h~::~ats not ments in principle in place asked that government be before the next election," included in the talks. he said. He said he's not sur- "Government does have prised northwest mayors a will and if we win (the ++~+!I+2 <++:' !:~:+: ~i;+i+ +~.4~.'+.~~ ' i"++~ ~~ `!+ sAvE~1,40at least are worried. next election) we will kg "It's a very serious have a stronger will," Do- issue," he said. "If there's sanjh said.

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• + k J, The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 3, 2000- A3 Project to cost estimated $60,000 E: Boat launch fix-up sought News In I 'let' MAJOR IMPROVE- Millennium to--urcoming MENTS and maybe even a THE PROVINCIAl. government's millennium name change are in the exhibit hits town June 16-18 contained in three works for Fishermen's Park large tractor trailer units. When put together, the exhibit takes the form of underneath the railway a 2,600 square metre pavilion containing displays, trestle crossing the Kalum videos and interactive attractions concerning B.C. River heading out of town. history and ilews stories, A newly formed local The exhibi t began its tour May 4 in Abbotsford group called the Skeena and wraps up after visiting 41 communities on Oct. Ecosystems Management 15 in Vancouver. Society wants to carry out a major revamp of the park as the first stage toward Smoking suit filed building more boat launches near Terrace. : bySmithers hotel Jerome Auriat, one of THE IqUDSON BAY Lodge in Smithers is suing the volunteers who have the Workers' Compensation Board for damages formed the society, says caused by its workplace smoking ban. the park needs an overhaul According to AI McCreary, co-owner of the because last year's flood Lodge and treasurer of the B.C. and Yukon Hotel's piled silt on both boat Association, someone had to do it. The Lodge's launches. statement of claim against the WCB was filed in Some visitors to town B.C. Supreme Court last week. find themselves getting Backed by all association members, the lawsuit stuck in the sand or tearing is an effort to recover losses rest, lting from the 80- out their axles. day smoking ban, implemented Jan, 1 and tossed He also noted the park out March 22 by a B.C, Supreme Court justice. "I think we lost about $45,000 in gross sales," was increasingly favoured said McCreary, adding that the association wants by partiers as a good place the WCB to consider job security, tourism and to have a bonfire and drink other related factors, as well as employee health. a lot of beer. MAJOR renovations to the Fisherman's Park boat launch are being advanced by a local society. Those "It's great to protect a worker's health, but what Since the revellers were are volunteers Graham Geeraert and Jerome Auriat of the Skeena Ecosystems Management Society. good is it for them to loose their job? A percentage using pallet wood for their' of the population smokes, and it should be up to fires, he said, vehicles the project. enjoy the river. replace the present adding the city may wait businesses to do their best to limit that smoke for launching boats have had "We took the initiative "It's a beautiful place "Fishermen's Park" mon- ,ntil after the contest to our employees." to run a gauntlet of nails and decided if we want to to come down here and iker with one more inclu- name the linear park is The case is expected to become a class action and broken glass. get something done we look at the river," At, riat sive of women. finished before asking the lawsuit, which would allow other businesses to The party problem is al- might as well do it said. "It's been suggested public for suggestions on bring in their cases of financial losses. According ready easing, he noted, ourselves," said Geeraert, If the improvement pro- they're not fishermen any renaming another park. to Patrick Poyner, the lawyer handling suit, an ap- with the initial removal by a lifelong resident and ject works, they'll consider more, they're fishers," said Auriat said "Trestle plication will be put forward to expand the case the city of a number of boat owner for 30 years. creating more launches city recreation superinten- Park" and "Eby's Land- and make it a class action. trees close to the highway. The launch is attractive further upstream or down- dent Steve Scott. ing" are two possible The group hopes to pile to boaters because it's stream of Terrace. No decision has been names that have been sug- 750 loads of fill in the park free, but it's also a rare Also being contempla- made on that yet, he said, gested. College gets money to raise the level of it so it place where people can ted is a name change to NORTHWEST COMMUNITY College is getting isn't threatened in a flood. $475,000 more from the provincial government tiffs "The idea is to make year, enough to add 69 student spaces to its cam- something that will last," puses across the northwest. Auriat said. Seniors' land request denied The news was welcomed by Skeena NDP MLA That will also result in THE CITY won't dedicate land specially for more se- over land or reserving land for seniors when it could be a Helmut Giesbrecht, who said the money will help a much expanded area in niors housing. seniors for-market development," he said. provide more access to education in the northwest. which they want to create A request to do that came from the city's Seniors Ad- The city is ensuring there's plenty of hind in and With the increase, the college's operating bud- more parking, a picnic visory Commission. And another group recently sug- around the downtown designated in the new Official get will be $12.1 million for the financial year be- area with tables and a ga- gested it would like part of the land the city is buying Community Plan for multi-family residential. ginning April 1. zebo. near Kenney and Park Ave. for seniors housing. Such land can be obtained on the open market for se- Besides, they say, it's City planner David Trawin said setting aside city- niors housing developments, he noted. high time the city's river Dyer speaks owned land for seniors housing might prevent another He said projections suggest 80 per cent of the resi- access was improved. NOTED INTERNATIONAL affairs commentator group from being able to build an affordable housing dential growth in this area over the next 25 years will be "It's deteriorated to ba- Gwynne Dyer speaks this Friday, May 5, at 7:30 complex on such a site. for residents aged 60 or more. sically a gravel pit," says p.m. at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre. He said the city must be particularly careful it doesn't "We feel any other housing built will automatically volunteer Graham Geer- Dyer, who appears regularly on TV, on radio and use its land to subsidize housing that would be sold on have to be geared to seniors anyway," Trawin said. "We aert. , .... ,..,, , . who writes a newspaper column, will talk about The group ' ,,. . ~-the open market for whatever price the units will fetch,, figured we'd let tlie market take care of it." the role of democracies in the new World. is.:. asking. :,~ as opposed to specialized lbrojects that include provin-' The city own s three pieces of land that may be ap- local service crates tor cial subsidies for low-income seniors. ' propriate for seniors housing, but council backed the re- There is no charge, but do0ations are apprecia- contribtiiion~ toward the "It's such a dangerous precedent to get into handing commendation that none be earmarked for seniors. ted. 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.. TO AVOIDANY CONF(J SI()N,JDN, REMEMBER, NR.WEIZA/IAN AND BARAIk ARERAEI,I IAN, MIR:.ARAFATI,PALF3TINIAH. A/IR.MUBARAK AND EBF,ID ARE STANDARDESTABLISHED 27. 1988 APRIL EGYPTIAN,MR.I.A HOCID, BERRI ANP He,isARE LEBA .:SE. tVlIR, AL- IRA'UF PUBLISHER: ROD LINK ,v- NIR.F.L-A SAD AND USTAFA MIR'OARI S IAN ADDRESS: 3210 Clinton Street TexTace, B.C. • VSG 5R2 WABDEH.AE'I JOR'PANIAN TELEPHONE: (250) 638-7283 • FAX: (250) 638-8432 ANP KINd, FAHD15It, "x.ABPUI.AZIZ .L ANP INCE ABDULLAHBIN EMAIL: [email protected] ADOLATIZ SAUDI- ARABIAN THENTHERE ARF.-,,.,,..,,., \ i go Keep thinking tr..., i LAST YEAR Mayor Jack Talstra created a bit of i II ' • stir when, during his annual state of the city address to the chamber of commerce, he invited those present to think of the city's future. In particular he asked those present to think I ¸ what the city might look like if for some reason the railroad tracks no longer divided it. There'd be land for commercial development and land for recreational purposes, said the mayor. Critics of Mr. Talstra's message then pointed to the engineering feat that would be required to move the tracks. Nonsense, they huffed. Well at least Mr. Talstra got people talking and thinking which is the whole idea when putting out a new idea for debate and consideration. This year Mr. Talstra's message was more )nly vot, r can ej a gov't muted and traditional. The city has weathered the VICTORIA - Voters must de- Charter of Rights, the courts ment could be toppled by roo- recession, he noted, and there are plenty of signs cide the fate of the NDP gov- have assumed - often by de- ting out a couple of lies uttered ernment, not the Supreme fault in the absence of politi- during an election campaign. of a stabilized economy. City council has cut bu- Court of British Columbia. But cal will - more power than the And before too long, the con- siness taxes, albeit by the dubious method of that's exactly what a group average Canadian ever wanted cept would be broadened to in- called Help B.C. wants the them to have. clude election promises. And clawing more dollars from homeowners to pay court to do. Adding the power to topple a you just don't want to go there. for the move. Not that British Columbia's government on the basis of Your party leader says you highest court is particularly pre-election lies, deliberate or can promise your constituents But Mr. Talstra - and his critics - would do eager to rule on the matter be- otherwise, would not be in the that bridge they've demanded well to go back to last year's state of the city ad- fore it now, nor qualified, for interests of Canadians. for years. that matter. For who is to say with abso- Your party wins, your boss dress. To be sure, one of city council's jobs is to "We're making this up as lute certainty why voters chose finds out he hasn't got the provide a stable environment for businesses. we go along, " said Justice the NDP in 19967 It could money for the bridge you pro- Mary Humphries, of the B.C. --ROM THE CAPITAl have been the budget lies. But mised, and you're out on your Yet it is also council's job to put forward a vi- Supreme Court last week, as HUBERT BEYER it also could have been be- behind, and so's the govern- sion for how it views the future of the city. That she tried to explore uncharted cause the didn't like Gordon ment. speaks directly to livability. One project under- territory. to voters about what has now Campbell, the Liberal leader. I Jean Chretien's federal Lib- Help B.C.'s charge is that become the fudged budgets, at doubt that Madame Humphries eral government would have way is the linear park. Sure, it parallels the rail- New Democratic Party politi- least those in a position to will be able to answer that been in jeopardy ever since he way tracks but the overall plan to add green space cians went beyond political know, particularly then pre- question with any certainty. failed to abolish the hated rhetoric during the 1996 pro- mier Glen Clark. Just imagine for a moment Goods and Services Tax, which to the urban core is welcomed. vincial election campaign And it is quite conceivable that the Supreme Court de- he had promised to do. A longer term goal should be to improve ac- and, indeed, lied to voters by that the NDP snatched victory cides in Help B.C.'s favour. In this over-regulated coun- claiming that it had balanced from the jaws of defeat be- The results in three ridings try, where people get charged cess to the banks of the Skeena River for pedes- the two latest budgets. cause voters believed that the would be declared null and for smoking and wearing per- trians.and'cyclists. The river is an untapped pre- After the election, which province's fiscal house was in void, iea'~,i'n~"the ~IS'P,';wi'thla fume in the wrong places, the .gave ,the NDP a second term, .order. Had they.known about~ "majority~of only one'-'se'/~i"'in " last thin~ we need is a law that cious resource and a comprehensive trail rietwork the government had to admit the two deficit budgets, the thelegislature, enables d~sgruntled voters to would add so much to the quality of life here. that the two budgets in ques- Liberals might well have won Such a decision would al- get rid of a government by tion were running deficits, the election. They came close most certainly force an elec- means other than an election. Although such a network would not be cheap They had, in fact, lied to the as it was, garnering more pop- tion within weeks. And while The NDP government will or easy to construct, the benefit of including the voters. ular votes than the NDP many British Columbians have to call an election next river as part of the city's personality and appeal And on that basis Help B.C. But there should be grave would welcome an early elec- year at the latest. We should wants the court to declare the doubts in anyone's mind about tion, the court decision that all be able to wait that long. could only broaden its appeal as a place to,live. election results in three ridings the desirability of allowing a brought it about would, like Beyer can be reached at." E- null and void. court to overthrow a govern- the sword of Damocles, forever mail [email protected] Tel There is little doubt in any- ment. That is the job of voters. loom above their heads. (250) 381-6900 Web one's mind that the NDP lied With the introduction of the In the future, any govern- http://www.hubertbeyer.com Spring's signs ONE SIGN of spring used to be crocuses burst- ing forth. But now there's a new sign - tourists. We will need ,killed people The first motorhomes bearing out-of-province A YEAR ago in Mississauga, race to Prince Rupert, they But the fact is, those in the plates have been spotted and more than a few tour Ontario (population 590,400, want to go home after work know are reaching retirement. located 20km west of Toron- and tell their spouse, "I keyed Without them to teach, future buses are winding their way down Highway 16. to), a community college 28,000 strokes on my, keyboard generations may not know how Individually, these tourists may not seem like asked Barry Bray, an exper- today." to do these tasks.. much. But if we could gather together a week's ienced auto trimmer, to plan In his 45-room Florida man- In a bid to foil this in a wee and teach a course in auto up- sion, Bill Gates of the Micro- way, Northwest Community worth of them in the Skeena Mall parking lot, the holstery and convertible top soft millions no doubt has TVs College and a Smithers high psychological impact would be immeasurable. installation. that turn on at the sound of his school have recently an- Tourists bring money and life to the northwest. The college and Bray ex- voice, iron gates that swing nounced the launch of a part- pected most car dealerships wide when an electronic eye nership training program offer- Each one also acts as a walking advertiser once might have someone on staff sees his Cadillac approaching, ing high school academic and a lawn sprinkling system courses in conjunction with ru- they return home. The more they enjoy them- willing to train for some know- I d I I llellltl I [] "! I i[eltl:l ill selves while here, the more their message will ledge of auto upholstery, or that activates according to dimentary trades training as someone might want to do the CLAUDETTE SANDECKI some moisture reading. plumbers, electricians, or car- spread. And so will the benefits to us. interior of his own car. But when his toilet over- penters. Equal indifference to trades The course was to run for flows his computers can't help The aim is to whet students' and skills of all sorts is rushing eight weeks, two nights a him; he needs a plumber, And appetite for a trade that can us into a shortage of plumbers, week. For the college to break if a hurricane topples a tree on bring them satisfaction and a pipefitters, tool and die ma- PUBLISHER/EDITOR: Rod Link even money-wise, it needed his pink roof, he needs a car- good income while providing a kers, even ultrasound techni- ADVERTISING MANAGER: Brian Lindenbach ten students. penter and a roofer; and if he much needed service to the cians. Without ultrasound PRODUCTION MANAGER: Edouard Credgeur About two months before needs more electrical wiring, community. technicians, mothers-to-be in NEWS Jeff Nagel • NEWS/SPORTS: Chdstiana Wiens the course was due to start, he calls an electrician. In the past, we've seen the Terrace have to travel to Kiti- 1998 WINNER NEWS/COMMUNITY: Alex Hamilton 20,000 letters and course cata- Computers can do a lot of folly of everyone becoming a CCNABETTER mat for a reading on the health NEWSPAPERS FRONT OFFICE: Darlene Keeping logues were mailed out to the repetitious tasks such as rivet teacher, or a nurse, or some of their unborn baby. COMPETITION CIRCULATIONSUPERVISOR: Carole Kirkaldy auto dealerships in the area. together Detroit cars. But for other popular line. A glut resul- Everyone wants to work ADVERTISING CONSULTANTS: The course had to be scrap- the one-of-a-kind, custom job ted, Layoffs. with computers. Rather than Sam Bedford, Mark Beau pre & Stacy Swetlikoff ped due to the lack of interest. skilled hands are needed non- Today we're rushing toward point to a bridge they helped TELEMARKETER: Stacy Swetlikoff Not one person applied. etheless. a glut of computer people. DARKROOM/COMPOSING: Susan Credgeur build as they drive from Ter- AD ASSISTANT: Kulwant Kandola

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whole situation enough, but of course, I wasn't there in the lead up to the disruptions. Politicians FOR THE TERRACE STANDARD" 1 know that ! live here for the hope that nothing so brutal could ever actually happen on our school grounds. To those others that thought it was way cool to continue to call in threats to the schools, you are blind The are on my top ten stupid people list. It seems clear that you have no need for the education that is afforded you, so 1 hope that you to reality are never allowed to return: I challenge you to tell me how far in life you expect to get with no education and a criminal record. in forests Mail ]3ag To the authorities: i would hope that Ujjal's counterparts can see that this is not an act of Dear Sir: simple mischief. To say that this City Council and Regional This is, by definition, terrorism. The Young District lacks vision is an understatement. I re- Offender's Act should be disregarded. I want to commend that they all be issued seeing-eye dogs know who these idiots are. immediately. It is unfortunate that so few can disrupt so To attempt to halt coastal logging or prevent nmny. the possible 18 month moratorium is ludicrous. 1 think that most of,our youth do have rational They are dreaming in technicolour. heads on their shoulders. It is unfortunate that Have they ever contemplated the effect of a they will all get tarred with the same brush. boycott on coastal wood products and what that To those youth who died at Columbine, your would do to the companies involved? memory lives on. This certainly has occurred to the companies, Chris Spangl or else they wouldn't be negotiating with these Terrace B.C. "eco-terrorists", as Jack Talstra labelled them. Aside from lacking vision, our fearless leaders also suffer from the ostrich syndrome, and now Not impressed by thattheir heads have finally swivelled out of the sand, the knee-jerk reactions have begun. these bomb bozos They must find someone to blame, and it An open letter to the bonib threatener: might as well be the environmentalists. It is a privilege, not a right to be able to at- Yes, we must stand up to these eco-terrorists lend a good school, especially safely, and when and fight for our forestry jobs, because we as someone takes away my privileges ! am not very civic leaders have been so short-sighted and put pleased to say the least. all our eggs into the forestry basket. I realize you must be having a field day, con- These leaders care precious little about the tinuously "bombarding" various high schools impending "fall-down" effect in timber supply in with the threats of a bomb. I'd actually really 20 years or so, as they can't think past the next like to know your motive? ! mean, what exactly local election. are you trying to prove and why? For Lee Watmough to suggest that Jim Doyle If you were thinking of my peers and I, when taking this action, then you would realize that give forest companies a "use it or lose it" ulti- we aeed to be in school. These are the most im- matum like our illustrious former forest minister portant years of our lives. Dave Parker did over 10 years ago is ridiculous. ! need my education, because it is a major Lee, times and conditions have changed! part of my future, the next few years of my life There is no point forcing companies to cut are going to decide whether 1 sink or swim. more timber when lumber prices are depressed. If you can not grasp that then maybe you Also the issue of what is a sustainable rate of should take into consideration that you may as cut for this area needs to be addressed. well be ruining mine and many other lives. If past practices were sustainable, we wouldn't Sure, like most teens my age, 1 enjoy the oc- have a projected fall-down, would we? casional day off school, but it really aggravates Many of Dave Parker's past decisions were me when someone has the audacity to gel a detrimental to our area, and they certainly would cheap thrill off the expense of cutting into my be even more so in the present circumstances. learning time. In past letters to the editor and articles, there i've come far into my education, i don't in- have been assumptions that the Kalum LRMP tend to get "blown" off track any time in the process is in jeopardy or may be shelved as a re- near future by anyone else's idiocy but my own. sult of the secret negotiations. By threatening these bombs you have also de- There is a great deal of misunderstanding re- stroyed and complicated many school activities garding the LRMP. in which I was involved, now 1 am left only to This process is about zoning land areas for re- put much more unneeded work and effort into source uses, general and specific. projects. While it is consensus based, there is no guar- LOCAL PRO-LIFERS conducted a prayer vigil outside Mills Memorial Hospital protesting For example, many people were disappointed antee whatsoever that there will not be future abortions that have taken place there. The vigil happened on Mothers Day last year. when our school dance had tobe'postponed until boycotts Of Our wood products or wars in the further notice. !)!i~; :.;'.~ ." . woods, even though a locally deriv~ed rland~tlse 1 am upset. I don~t Understand why or how plan is in place. Abortion propaganda debunked someone, anyone, could enjoy disrespecting a This is why the forest companies and environ- The Blessed Virgin Mary told the children at Dear Sir: students right to lean or a teachers dedication. 1 mental groups are hoping to reach a type of I commend you for publishing the Paul Evans La Sallette that, "the antichrist would sit in am simply appalled and outraged with what is peace agreement, and a moratorium may provide Rome", referring, it seems, to the apostate anti- expos6 of the propaganda devices used in Sarah occurring in our small town. a cooling-off period in order to achieve this. popes of the last 50 years who first revealed their de Leeuw's column "Abortion providers appre- Bomb threats are just the beginning, but what The threat of boycotts is very powerful, as it disobedience to God by failing to inform the ciated". next? Do we really have to have something hap- precipitated the drafting of the Forest Practices world of the third secret of Fatima. Someone once wrote of a pro-abortionist's po- pen like in Oklahoma City before we can under- Code in the past. Our Lady of Fatima predicted in 1917 that litically correct brainwashing techniques: "after stand the damage? Does someone have to die? It is also why most B.C. forest companies are Russia's errors (atheism) would spread through- the killing, lying (name calling) comes easy." In conclusion, if not thinking of us teenagers, falling all over themselves to obtain some type Christ the King says thal there is to be no di- out the world. then whal about yourself? What is going to hap- of eco-certification, or "stamp of approval" to re- Since then, hundreds of millions, including vorce and remarriage, and that sex is reserved for pen to you? is a prank of this calibre really a ne- main competitive in the market place. the unborn, have died as a result of state-sanc- marriage which is meant to bring into the world cessity to make your life meaningful? I recently attended the B.C. Forest Certifica- the maximum number of Catholic children for tioned extermination policies. 1 just pray you come to terms with what you So fie have come to a time when there is no tion Forum in Victoria. the glory of God. The rejection of God's truth in are causing within your life and the lives of There is definitely a shift in the forestry wind. this matter naturally leads to abortion as a back- fear of God nor the punishment of the fires of others, such as myself. 1 don't believe anyone is It has nothing to do with forest companies up to birth control and secondarily to sodomy. hell. proud of you nor do they have any respect or going "green" but everything to do with market To offer resistance to present day institutiona- Most Canadians enjoy a life of comfort and even pity fi}r you. pressures. security but someday that will end and we will lized sinfulness seems to be hopeless. I also believe this sort of prank is unforgivable We up here are at a disadvantage. have to face God and His judgment. Then, the We're in our predicament because our leaders and will not be forgotten anytime soon. Above all We are not only far removed from major mar- smiles and have a good day will cease. betrayed us. Vatican-2 heretic popes failed to ex- else, 1 hope you have and will suffer as much as kets, but also far removed from progressive communicate renegade Catholic politicians be- Tom Brophy Terrace B.C. I have for these lovely little "mishaps". thoughts and actions. ginning with Trudeau and all the Kennedys. Karra Wiedeek I say to Terrace city Terrace B.C. council and the regional Campbell and the B.C. Liberals (B.C.'s govern- district, you can fight Treaty 'doomsday' ment-in-waiting, as they like to think of them- i~ against the changing has arrived - almost selves) want to move the goal posts again by A better alternative to •~ winds or you can sail hauling the whole matter back through the courts. ~I with them. Dear Sir: And in the meantime, of course, it'll be forming lynch mobs I'm afraid the prophets of doom were correct: If you opt for the for- "business as usual" for theClaims Jumper Chin. Dear Sir: it looks like the Nisga'a deal is going to turn into ~f met, you will be left be- What kind of message do you suppose that's This is an answer to the letter from Robert a template for settlement of aboriginal title hind to wallow in the sending to B.C. First Nations? In just the first Doane Jr., Apr. 12, 2000. claims for the rest of B.C.'s First Nations. wood chips, and you will seven years of the BC treaty process, 50 of You talk about a lynch mob as the answer to The voting majority of Nisga'a see their treaty only have yourselves to B.C.'s First Nations have anted up over $150 the problem. Well that is the thinking from the as an acceptable redress for the inequitable way blame. million on negotiations - money that'll have to past. If you are really concerned we have the an- off-white colonists bullied them aside and cor- By the way, 1 have come right off the top of any settlement they swer for you. ralled them onto puny reserves and proceeded to belonged to various en- ever manage to reach. it can be boring, you may lose a little sleep help ourselves to just about whatever we fancied. vironmental organiza- And what can they hope to get from it? now and again and you may miss some of your A dozen decades is a long time to wait for Lee Watmough tionsfor over 25 years. Well, taking the Nisga'a experience for a favourite TV shows, but this will not take too 1 resent the label "eco-terrorist". justice, but the Nisga'a waited. template, the most they can hope for is bad faith, much time out of your busy schedule and you Patiently, they tried reaching a deal with In the early 19St)s, I made a written, oral and more broken promises, and the ever-popular may get to feel good about yourself doing some- B.C.'s first few premiers, but got turned down. visual presentation on behalf of the Skeena Pro- "Run-around Shuffle". thing for your community besides grumble. tection Coalition to Bill Young, the chief for- They turned to Ottawa, and when that route John llow You can not expect the police to tuck you in ester, in order to get the Kitimat Valley designa- failed too, they turned to the courts for a just and Terrace B.C. bed each night without some effort on your part. ted as ~ Provincial Forest and protect that area's equitable settlement of their claims. The courts Your eyes and ears are needed for the Terrace high productivity for growing future forest crops. cynically sent them back to the politicians. branch of the Citizens on Patrol. Were this area not a Provincial Forest, it And all the while, through the length and Shame idiots who So volunteer your time now but please do not would currently be an industrial zone cluttered breadth of Nisga'a territory, it's been business as just join to be a member. You need to be able to with steel mills and copper smelters, and our usual, hallelujah! call in bomb threats put one or two hours a month at least. most productive forest land base gone forever. Business was good, $4.5 billion worth of good Open letter to youths behind recent bomb So get off your butts. Don't wait for someone 1 have also spent a good deal of personal time - that's what KPMG reckoned we've helped our- threats and school closures: else to get raped, house invasion or the likes. We appealing forestry pesticide permits, contributed selves to from Nisga'~ territories over the years. Get a life! can not afford to hire enough police to be every- to hearings concerning parks and wiidnerness, No wonder the vested and (three-piece-suited) Unfortunately, I truly doubt that your actions where. We must do a little ourselves. It's time to local resource plans and I am also a member of interests in the off-white community didn't want were in some description,,a form of respect for act, not talk. the Kalum LRMP. the status quo disturbed by any settlement of those students who died at Columbine a year Citizens on Patrol is open to anyone 10 years ! have worked in a technical capacity in the aboriginal claims. previous. and older, They must pass an RCMP security forests for over twenty-five years, which has When the Nisgsa'a finally reached agreement I suspect that you were sitting at home with check. Forms can be picked up at the office at earned me the nickname "Snag". witll the provincial and federal governments, the the television on, listening to some kids on the the Skeena mall or the local RCMP detachment, l'don't like secret deals either, but if that's opponents of the deal subjected that agreement news stating that they were afraid to go to school Ernie Fisher what it takes to get long-term peace in the to the longest debate in B.C.'s legislative history. because of some other eq.u.ally ill thought out, woods, the short-term pain of an 18-month log- When it got to Ottawa, staunch defenders of media-driven, threats. ging moratorium is worth it. the status quo talked on and on, night after night, 1 would have a,.ctdally applauded the same This city council and regional district should trying to wear down supporters of the treaty. youth if they had p'ilt together an honest effort to About the Mail Bag also think long-term and investigate non-natural In the end, though, the status quo lost, The remember those slain at Columbine. The Terrace Standard welcomes letters to resource options for jobs for future generations. Nisga'a finally achieved their goal of having the In my days at high school, we protested all the editor. Our address is 8210 Clinton St., We have not sustained our forests, so don't equal rights they were denied in the 19th century kinds of things, but never disrupted anyone else Terrace, B.C,, V8G 5R2. You can fax letters finally recognized - at least on paper- in the expect them to sustain us. who thought better of getting an education. to us at 638-8432. And you can e-mail let- 21st century, Amchitka rings a bell, for whom it tolls, Hey, ters to us at standard@kermode,net. We Renee Mikaloff Well, almost, look it up, need your name, address and phone num- Terrace B.C. Because in the next couple of weeks, Gordon Perhaps the school did not talk about the ber for verification. A6- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 3, 2000 CORRESPONDENCE FOR THE TERRACE STANDARD Just doing its job finest

Dear Sir: " Mail While I can understand and sympathize with Debra The Bag Stokes' frustration in not being able to reregister her steak night child in her neighbourhood school, (letter to the editor, Apr. 26, 2000) it is not true that the ,teachers' union and all its power" is to blame. in town.V It was not the gov't As a long time teacher in Terrace, I have often represented my colleagues in the role of staff rep. In each Royal CanadianLegion succeeding year I have been proud of the integrity of the people who are my union leaders and the countless hours Branch 13- Terrace doing the smoke ban of hard work that they do to benefit its members and IIIIIlflllllllll BIIII II IIII tl IIII II II education in general throughout this district, Dear Sir: pected his fellow citizens The gospel of John ap- There is nothing "suspicious" about this. The strength First Friday of Every Month Re: Brian Gregg's re- to accept his teachings if parently represents an in- of the union comes from the support of the membership cent letter on the smoking he used some of the hate T,,;,-,w P--,t-~al,- - R~k'oc] P~t'~t'(~ - Salad dependent line of trans- who are given every opportunity tO air opinions and vote ban. language attributed to l mission, according to Mer- in all issues, The Terrace and District Teachers' Union If Brian had consulted Him. riam-Webster's Encyclo- (TDTU) does represent its members- the teachers are his friend Tom, he would To the ~ best of my pedia of World Religions, the union...... have discovered that I read knowledge no disciple was Since the Bibles of The priority of the TDTU has always been to ensure a great deal and I am an designated to chronicle today that are in common quality learning conditions in this district and in several atheist. events and sayings as they use are not written in the instances has had to fight hard to win them, Your view that people' happened. Most of what is language of 1600 English, One factor of good learning conditions is smaller were being arrested for known was written in the it is obvious that the wri- class sizes and when classes are being set, the number praying on the street is in- first 200 years after His tings in the Bible have of special needs children is a factor in determining those correct. You were banned death. been revised many times classes. However, very few special needs children are The latest scholarship from harassing women who in the years between 1600 provided with full time aides. holds that Mark served as wished to attend a and 2000. I see no reason If the union is to blame for anything, it is its conti- a source for Matthew and women's health clinic. to believe that in 1600 nued insistence that the contract obligations be followed Luke and the later also The government never years prior, there had been consistently and fairly and that they apply to everyone. shared another common banned smoking anywhere, no revisions made. Ms. Stokes, I'm sure you can appreciate the value of source "Quelle", (source) including homes and work- Norman Read, this. consisting mainly of Jesus' places. The Worker's Terrace, B.C. Marilyn Earl, Terrace, B.C. Compensation Board ban- sayings. ned smoking in the work place to protect workers, who may or may not smoke, from second hand smoke, as a health mea- sure. If my reading of history is correct, Jesus was a Jew who lived in a Jewish DIO community and had a dis- agreement with the hierar- chy or the Jewish Church of that day. He would not have ex- Liberals will do it again Dear Sir: I see that bastion of de- mocracy, the Liberal Party of Canada, has done it again. We learned recently about Vancouver Centre MP Hedy Fry blaming AI- lianf.e MP Reed Elley for i an/increased rate of sui- cide iamong• homosexuals. Ostensibly, Mr. Elley's" remarks about radical feminist movements of the 60s spawning gay activism have caused the self-es- teem of gays throughout the land to be lowered. !i !i~!i;i~iiii~?!i!il i~i!iiii:~ !~!/i+ii In fact, Elley's observa- tions are either true or a remarkable coincidence. Nonetheless, and suffi' ciently armed with their righteous indignation, the Liberals can ram another CHEVY SILVER.ADO REGULAR CAB 2WD: FEATURES: Vortec 4300V6 200 HP Engine • S-Speed ManualTrausmission bill through which grants with Overdrive • 4-Wheel Disc and 4-Wheel Anti-LockBraking System • Full hitherto unheard of rights Instrumentation including: Tachometer, Engine Hour Meter and Driver to a minority special inter- Message Centre • Custom Cloth Seats • ChromeWheels, Grille and Bumper est group. Once again the federal ORTEC V8'AVA!hABL 4X4 AVAILABL]

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News In Brief Libs get ready A NUMBER OF well-known local people have been named to the executive of the Skeena Liberal provincial constituency association as the party prepares for the next provincial election. The president is Chris Wozney from Kitimat and the MCEWAN GM'S vice president is Rich McDaniel, a Terrace city councillor. Cathie Lindseth is the secretary while the treasurer DAIKIT CD¢/mlAI is Glen Rickard. The policy chairman is Gerry Bloomer, the membership chairman is Bruce Carruthers, the communications chair is Marj Baillie while Kitimat mayor Rick Wozney - who ran as the party's candidate in the last provincial election in 1996 - is in charge of raising money. Derrick Curtis is the past president and Marylin Da- vies is the constitutional chair. Chris Schaffer, who was Dave Parker's key assistant in the riding when he was the Social Credit MLA for Skeena in the late 1980s and early 1990s, is in charge of election readiness. Named as members at large - people who don't have )- an executive vote but who can give advice on party matters - are Ivan Ball, Terrace-Kitimat Airport Society chairman Frank Hamilton, Roger Harris, Linda Hawes, Mike Maxim, Kitimat-Stikine regional district chair Joanne Monaghan, former Terrace mayoralty candidate Garry Pryce, incoming Terrace and District Chamber of DAVE WARNER, left, and Roy Long of Barton Commerce president Justin Rigsby, Canadian Alliance Construction prepare the base for the installa- Skeena constituency association president Lorne Sexton, tion of a donated Nisga'a totem pole. It will be Dave McKeown, Terrace city councillor David Hull and raised May 11 at 10 a,m. at the Terrace and former Gitanyow chief councillor Elmer Derrick. District Chamber of Commerce building. Hull, Hawes and Harris have also filed papers to seek the party's nomination for the next provincial election. Pole to be raised Several others are also expected to file, said Marj Bail- FOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL 635-4941 AFTER YEARS IN storage, a Nisga'a totem pole lie, who is in charge of communications for the party or 1-800-862-3926 donated to the Terrace and District Chamber of here. Commerce will be erected at the chamber's offices A date of May 27 for a nomination has been post- May 11. poned because there is no longer a chance that there m..J*G:)odwrench Betty Barton of Barton Construction, who is in Premier Ujjal Dosanjh will call a spring election, she charge of the project, said the pole was donated by said. M c E wan Service Lakalzap (Greenville) carver Horace Stevens but "We now have a proposed date of Nov. 4 for the no- www.mcewangm.com that recent attempts to contact him have been un- mination meeting, but that could change if it appears~) successful. there could be a fall election," Baillie said. We Can Make It Happen At The Bright Spot On Highway !6 West In Terrace The chamber is looking for assistance in determining the story of the pole and in translating the following words which appear on the book of the pole - "Pittzan's shaga-wan Skenessem li Shimoghit." I Barton said a translation will be inscribed on a I plaque and attached to the pole so that it will have added significance to visitors stopping in at the chamber's offices. The building also contains the area's tourist information centre. The pole raising takes place 10 a.m. May 11 at DOWNTOWNTERRACE the building which is located just off Hwyl6 in front of the Real Canadian Wholesale Club. .9feart Touching wood VANDERHOOF IS the location this week of of Touch Wood 2000, a northern forum aimed at in- F creasing the value of wood taken from the forest. Our Cit j There'll be displays and competitions, including teams from 15 northern high schools who have made value-added items from wood. The May 4-6 event at the Vanderhoof arena.fea-

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I1~: i Nursing shortage easing up X; MILLS MEMORIAL Hos- Kuntz said remaining Tom Nagy is going away Kuntz of the departures. pital has lifted restrictions specialists will be recruit- for one year and he has al- As well, four general on admissions now that a ing placements and a Van- ready found a parson to fill practitioners are leaving, number of nurses who were couver-based reci'uiting in, said Kuntz. he said. on leave have returned, service will be used. "This is pretty normal. Replacements for some says its chief administra- Ophthalmologist Dr. People come and go," said have already been found. tor. Dieter Kuntz said a combination of workers compensation and matern- ity leaves have now come to an end, easing what were shortages. Those shortages caused the hospital over the past year to reduce, at times, the number of beds it could open. That, in turn, resulted in criticisms of the hospital and worries about its ability to function. But the hospital still wants more nurses on its casual list who are able to fill in when its staff nurses are unavailable, said Kuntz. "They can supplement our coverage an3 if the census [the hospital's pa- tient count] goes up, they can back fill," he said. Kuntz added that sev- What are you doing eral nurses have recently this weekend? come into the hospital S358/mo: S398/mo: looking for work, including 2001 Explorer 2-Door Sport X one trained in intensive P~urc20~O~~~~~ha~~ ~ "~~ care duties who had been commuting to Prince Ru- pert. "We're definitely interested in these people," he said.

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r ~ # The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 3, 2000- A9 TERRACE' STANDARD BUS N ;, R v zw DID YOU KNOW:

Out & About Quality of CAREER POTENTIAl,: There is ;t short;,go of qu:tlificd Autonaotivc Service Technicians. service According to ll;brk /:ztlttres B(,' Occtl/)a/ioHal Ott/Iooks an csti- BUSINESSES need custo- re;,ted 2000 jobs will open it1 thi:.; tr;tdc b), 2005. mer feedback to improve. And a new program is For More Information Call 635-6511 being unveiled to help :;!~i~il. Northwest achieve that. :i;:i::i~::(i:~:~iiiiCommunlty THE CORNERSTONE OF COMMUNITY It's called Your Key to '?~ ~:.~)Co,age:.,. 'i...... : EDUCATION FOR 25 YEARS Quality Service and it's being run by the Terrace and District Chamber of Commerce. Each chamber business "Summer i8 closer Llan you Lhink. will get a window sticker naming the program and Now'8 the time to join Weight Watchers:' giving a phone number for - ,S','lt','lh. I)IIr'IH',~.~ Of )Ol'/~ the Chamber office. Customers will call the , \V I ~ 1.2.3 Success, t)t ' eas t's I) an (:vt',r, ~()t number and report service ~ ¢'.anc.a I any ft,,,tl you crave and still lose wt',ight,. concerns, questions .or compliments. A designated chamber Booths i: ~: ,It valtlt~-oV(~ll pizza and ice C.l,(~lill. Sl~ly \\'ilhil] member will follow up ~A~. ~'~ I ~,()[ , ,' tlaily I'OIN'I'S "an~c and lose wt,i,hL with both the customer and the business. galore ~~J ~ i i ,'-;tai'l+now and make I,his summer whal, iL's It's expected to create a THOUSANDS of locals W I ¢ SUl~l)°se(ll°bti:li'ti' new and effective avenue took in the Terrace for customers and busines- Trade Show 2000 over ses to communicate, the weekend at the where previously misun- arena. Doug Johnson, derstandings and frustra- of Terrace Redi-Mix, top, had a booth showcasing tions went unanswered and Join lmOW I'or Vz l)ricc amid sitvc $20. oo unresolved. patio bricks available locally. And Henry Stiks- Call 1-800-682.8011 I'or nlorc informaLion Tourism ma, of Home Hardware (left) had a booth at the Knox IJnitt;d (~lnmrch ('reri'a(te),1907 I,azs!lle • 'l'twsslay 7:00 I)nt HQ moves show for the first time. In all 82 booths were %alid in I|rllish (;tflllllllll;I hq' it limih't 5 t' D,. ,~llhst'llllVlll 9.t'l,k ~ i'l'l's aplfl,L fiST II(tl IHvhlded. THE NORTHERN B.C. ©2(|151) Weigh! Wairllers [nlrrmflhmal. hw. Oxvller or the X~ I,'JGIIT ~Y,YI'I',III,:RS Iradrnmrk. All rlt4hls rrserx ed, Tourism Association board showcased, with 60 re- has voted unanimously to gional businesses repre- move its offices from Smi- sented. thers to Prince George. Coming from far away The tourism region stre- were Nelson Homes and teches from the Queen Spruce Capital Homes, Charlotte Islands to Mt. ::::~iii:i::.i!ii:i:!~ii:i::ii:i ii!i both of Prince George. Natural Gas . Robson Park and north to There were also numerous other agencies on the Yukon border, :.+:.:+: Executive members ~iii!iiiiiiiiii;il hand, from the Skeena 28.5 < per litre said a Prince George of- Health Unit to the Coast ,: rice will provide more Guard to the Depart- Still the lowest ~+ convenient access to all meat:of National De- ,:' cornelsoith6 regi0n, ::~ ,:? :~;' ~; +~:i "This mo~/-e Will l known for imaginative i strengthen our human re- i source potential and offer booths each year, this Gasohne time gave visitors a trip i: some financial benefits," :::+,.. i said association president down memory lane with historical photos of area 66.9¢ t Glen Saunders. i:>::i:~i i "This is a positive step logging operations and ;I;SIi!iil;!i?i and still rising??? in successfully merging some antique pieces of equipment. the north," added manager The theme of this year's Marilyn Quilley. "Moving show was "Building In- Natural Two cost saving to a strong gateway loca- novative Businesses for Conversion tion will benefit all our the New Millennium." members." Packages available James W. Radelet O.A.C. Financina ~c~E CITY OF TERRACE RADELET& COMPANY Barristers& Solicitors NOTICE OF MEETING Tax Law • Trusts * Corporate & Commercial 1330 - 1075 WestGeorgia Slreet,Vancouver, B.C. V6E 3C9 Pursuant to Section 329 of the Municipal Act Phone: 604-689-0878 Fax: 604-689-1386 TERRACE: 635-6617 a Council meeting will be held as follows: KITIlVlAT: 632-4444 SMITHERS: 847-9172 MAY 23, 2000 4904 Hwy 16 West, Terrace, B.C. PRINCE RUPERT: 624-6400 7:00 P.M. ...Because CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS Automotive Fuel, Conversion & Service Centre 1.) Presentation of City of Terrace audited I financial statements for the year ended December 31, 1999. She's VourMora

2.) Presentation of the annual report of LUCKY DOLLAR BINGO council remuneration and expenses for the year 1999 May2000 PALACE May2000 SUNDAY. •MONDAY " TUESDAY WEDNESDAY; THURSDAY i FRIDAY.. SATURDAi

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[0 OWN IT He is described as a native male, 6'2", 180 tOl bll lllliillhl pounds with a moustache pulehii~ I]llJil¢lilg 0 '°/°'lip lit IS illOlllhi '319' ...... " and goatee. He was wearing a black t-shirt at the 2000 Chrysler Neon LE time of the incident. 22D I a(kage Includes: • 2.0.1ira' 1321 IP engine, 4.wheel frilly illtJl.,rt'ndcln sui4x,tBiOll . AuIom,ln¢ lmnsluisSiOlS Anyone with informa. ' Air i:ondlliOnul l ' t!l~,[/Fl%,t tiereD GIsSt'lle wnh SiX s~',iken • Full leliglls celure contuk', Tilt fn~erilll tion on this crime is asked , Nexl.~ener, ilion dual ,dr bags' 5 yl.',lff 100,000 kns powerlraln w.trr,lniy • CumpbmelSl,o'y i,ink ellAd" to call Crime Stoppers at 635-8477 (TIPS). Officers LEASEFOR OR I'URCIIASEFOR wanted I'hn $3.9,1~1dOwlIp.i];lll¢ Ill \ el enilB'llfill iDdl* allti THE RCMP are looking ~L~Oircunl, d..pOill, ~ - tt,t~..,. ~ s299, ...... ~II'~u I1...... f Iilh IIIdU...... ded .. '22.98ffll~ Illu ilu if,Ill I%1 nil for more than a few good people - several hundred 2000 Chrysler Intrepid in fact. 22C li,lckage Indudes: • 2001 I1' ,iluminunl 2.7L V6 engine ° 4.Sl,eedaulonlari¢ ir,i=llflnslion, AM/FM neieo Gillette To fill vacancies around • Air (onduioiihi I ' I'ower wlndov,.i, tockt, ndriorl * l'lll liee=iiig • 16" whedl • 4 wllcel dnc lrr,lhnl sytlfm • ~peed i:Olniol, Nell.(~enrr,iliOlS dn,il ,nr bag,, .I ye,lr sir 60,000 knl walr,lllly • CnmplililelSlti3 tank of Ihel" the province, the force is holding a series of public meetings to attract potential recruits from B.C. The Terrace meeting takes place tomorrow Dodge Different.The most powerful lineup of trucks on the road, evening at 6 p.m. at Tee- race's Northwest Com- munity College campus, "This just says up front I.EASI! FOR OR IrURCI IASE FOIl wl~at the expectations " • I I Plql~3.Tlodo',lllp,n'inrlll are," said Terrace RCMP Corporal Rod Holland of V V $71,~...... fmid.'m,:l.ded, ...... s26,288 r.lllln ,nl IM ;Illllll the sessmn. 2000 Dodge Dakota Club Cab Sporl 4x4 Those interested need 2411 P,tckage Indudes: ' ,1,91.i%l,lgnunl, V6 175HI r engine" 4.~peed ,lUlomJlIc iranlnliluoo, All (ondu=rinlnlt to be 19 or older with a • AM/FM ,,lert'o (a%felle * SIx'i'd COllllrl] ' l'lli t,reellnl ' I te,nT dull' sllod~ ,Iblorben, I h'avy dui I, suslit, llllllil Grade 12 education or • AlunlillUin wheels, iNelI.Gen,~r,llhsn dual ,ur b,igs ' J ye,lr Ill All,I,ll0 kin w,lir,llnl,, CltnlphnlenlarT rank ril hn'l" equivalent. Potential recruits must also be in great shape and be able to prove it through testing before being ac- OIfKi,il ~pl.nnl ill Ilie r. iil,ltlllli cepted into the force's six- Visit us today at www.daimlerchrysler.ca (}lVllipif Iriill month training program. i RCMP vacancies around the province have resulted in shortages and Chrysler customers read the fine print= t- t t ¢ * These are limited time offers which may not be corn breed wdh any other offer and appI~' to retail deliveries for personal.use only.on all new m-stock 2000 v e!~cles. Relaller ma# sell/lease or e~,s J some restrictions on the Retailer order/trade may be necessary. Leases/hnancmg sub oct to approval by DaimlerChrysler Financial Leases =nclude freight and excmoe ncence, insurance, reg=slratzon and loxes./nose are closed end leases w~th no huyback reqmremen ]IR¥SLEB force's ability to operate, Financing excludes hcence, insurance and relistrahon See rela=ler for complele delads and conditmns..i- Based on a 36-month lease tor 2000 vehicles equipped as described: Oodfle Caravan 26T+AAA+AAG+GKD+Spofler; Chrysler Inlrep~d 22C. I Dodge Dakota Club Cab 24B+MK+H~+CLA. Lease finance interesl rates are: 2,8% for Caravan, 4.3% Intrepid, 5.3% Dakota. Total lease obligation: $|3,604 Caravan; $15,1 ]3 Inlrepid: $I4,458 Dakota. Kdomelres are hmited to 6l 200 Charge I Oodg,, Those Interested can of $O.]2/km for excess kilomelres. 4.t- Prices include freight and factory to relader incentives. * 0% purchase financing for a 48..m.onth term on al! 2000 Neon 221): Example: $!0.000/$.25.000,@ 0% APR/4II month lelm,, monthli paimen s I $4|6,67/520.84. Cost of borrowing is $0. Total obligation is $20,000/$25,000, Financing excludes licence, insurance andre tirol/on, Tnis is,a ,s.amp.=ecalcuiahon omy. T vurcnase lhe Neon Z/u roy i:l!'# a month for a !u-month lerm No downpaymont ] Jeep call 1-888-571-3322 to re- required, Purchase paymenls based on a transaction price of $|8.744 with 0 8%IAPR. Total obligatio,n is $19:14..0 inc!uoifl r!eiiht an,o excmo..ml I!cence, !nsu.fance., taxes and reg!szratlon., (l.Compnme~afy !ank of l uelwllh every p i chase or lea~e gister for the meeting, of a new 2000 vehicle. ® JeeP =s a registered trademark of DaimlerChrisxer t.orporarion useD under licence oy uaimre rsler i;anaoa inc, uaimJeruflp/sier uanaoa inc, is a wnouy owned suosm;ary Ol ualmlert, nitslor I.orooral or

,] ,J The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 3, 2C)00 - A11 ::: Nass harbour improved .....IIt'f' I glS S . 0 gt" aB gX'I'gBSI014 #_ .....I

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:,,:,,,:through',v $437 ,000 project =:: :',: BETTER TRANSPORTA- Also coming is a new Moore of the Greenville :i: TION into the Nass Valley launch for smaller craft, an Construction Company ',' will mean more visitors ,i, improved breakwater and anticipates a continual .,; and Laxgalts'ap stabilization of the shore. growth. ",'. (Greenville) wants to be Other monies are com- "With these improve- " ready to meet them with a ing from village-owned en- ments, we expect a lot :". harbour improvement pro- terprises in kind or in ma- more visitors," he said. ject worth $437,000. terial provided, said The company is owned The village and its var- Moore. by the Laxgalts'ap Deve- ious corporations have al- "DFO has been getting lopment Corporation which TREAT YOUR FEET ready spent just over out of its old small craft is itself owned by the La- $100,000 on preliminary harbour program for sev- kalzap village government. at work and two weeks ago, eral years now," said Mitch Stevens, a depu- a further $250,000 came Moore. "The village will ty chief of the village and Sidewalkers from a federal grant. now be the owner of this the person in charge of the Due to be finished this project." development corporation, summer, the project is to The project has the was also on hand two improve upon an older name Gitxaat'in which, in weeks ago when the pro- Matt Moore May Shoe Sale small craft harbour once Nisga'a, means the land ject was was discussed at loss of the fishing industry • BIRKENSTOCK maintained by the federal on which the People are 16-37's offices here. has hurt the most comes government, says Matt living. This project was one of from federal fisheries and • FINN COMFORT Moore, a consultant who The grant comes from a several announced so far Western Economic Diver- • ECCO worked on the project. federal program estab- this year. sification, which is part of Having an improved lished to help communities Money for community the federal industry depart- (Many RemovableFootbed Styles) harbour facility makes hit hard by commercial projects in areas where the ment. sense as the Nass Valley fishing closures. In this will become a busier place area, 16-37 Community, 2 0 % off SHOES,,s0c & SANDALS once the road into and in Futures has been the con- More grants made the area becomes more duit between the program drivable thanks to an on- THREE GITXSAN villages east of here are also on the and communities. ORDERS , going highways improve- There'll be 10 weeks of list to receive money from the federal program designed 15% off ment program, said Moore. employment for 14 people to help communities hurt by commercial fish closures. There'll be a new ac- and the creation of two full Gitwangak will receive $250,000 from the federal • cess road that'll be higher time jobs once the project government for a heritage village project, Gitanyow : than flood levels, a new is finished. $250,000 for a historic village project and Kispiox, in Visit us at float for small craft, a the Hazeltons, will receive $250,000 for a visitor centre In terms of using the 4548 Lazelle Avenue boardwalk and stalls for a harbour as an attraction for and base camp. Port Edward outside of Prince Rupert is ':: \%E~ /ll3Lil'-:lLLL.~ ..... :L_ fishermen's market and se- recreational fishermen and also receiving $250,000 for a first nations village project Terrace cure parking for vehicles. outdoor enthusiasts, Bill at the North Pacific Cannery.

In additionto the SupercycleBicycle Model 1800S recalledpreviously, the three models specified above were sold at Canadian Tire stores between January and April 7, 2000 and are also under voluntary recall. Productspurchased before and after this time period meet all Canadianrequirements and are not affected by this recall.

The R-100OBMX bicycle manufacturedby P.T,Wijaya Bicycle Industriesis beingvoluntarily recalled due to a potentialsafety concern, It has beenfound that a weak handebar cou d potentiallyresult in steeringdifficulties. The R-1000 BMX bicycle can be identified as follows: • Yellowframe; 20" wheels • R-IO00trademark located on the down tube of frame and chromed fork • Stickershowing 71-1212-0 on seat tube . . :d ~ ~i Consumers who have purchase~::!~~.q.~_ P=.d,=~g.e~:~.i~......

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Bicycleswithin the MBX-5000and MBX-1000series that DO NOT bearan engravedmarking on the rearwheel axle hub are beingvoluntarily recalled due to a weakenedrear axle which may cause it to bend and causethe rearwheel axleto moveoff centre.These bicycles are manufacturedby Krane Corporationand are being recalledfor a performance/qualityreason, The voluntary recall affects only bicycles that DO NOT have an engraved mark. ing on the axle hub of the rear wheel Productspurchased before and after the time period specifiedabove meetall Canadianrequirements and are not affected by this recall. BICYCLE MODEL MBX-5000 can be identified as follows: • Product DOES NOT havean engravedmarking resembling a stylized 'JU on the steel of the rearwheel axle hub • YellowY-type bicycleframe with dual suspension • MBX-5000 trademark on top tube of bicycle frame and front fork • Red fork and rear frame BICYCLE MODEL MBX-1000 can be identified as follows: • Product DOES NOT havean engravedmarking resembling a stylized 'JL' on the steel of the rear wheel axle hub • Blue Y-type bicycleframe • MBX-1000trademark on top tube of bicycle frame and front fork • Yellowfront fork Consumers who have purchased any of these bicycles during the specified time period are requested to immediately discontinue use of this product and return it to their local Canadian Tire store which will arrange for its inspection and repair if required, LE00-1284

Ag |[ Challenges of Change

The Terrace District Teachers' Union is hosting a two day Spring Conference - "Challenges of Change". Schools will not be in session on Thurs. May 11th or Fri. May 12th in Terrace, Kitwanga, Hazelton, and Stewart. Change is affecting all of us, in our families, our work and our communities. Teachers use Professional Development Days to upgrade their own knowledge and skills in terms of changes affecting their work with students (new technology, new ideas about teaching and learning, and different community needs). Knowledgeable and enthusiastic teachers are key to maintaining the quality of education. Both days will begin with a Keynote Address at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre. On Thursday, Dr. Milt McClaren will speak on "Inviting Children into a Culture of Learning" then on Friday the speaker, Candis McLean, will speak on "Creating Humour - Even in the Classroom." Participants from many districts throughout the northwest from Prince Rupert to Smithers, have registered for the conference. The Challenges of Change Conference will provide a wide range of workshops including, Reading, Writing, Math, Science, Health, Art, Music, Behavior Management, P.E., Racism, Assessment, and Technology. Thank-you to the following businesses for their contributions to the upcoming Challenge of Change 2000 Conference: ~1 Present this coupon at any Toyota BC Dealer for a Ten Dollar Bonus when you spend $100 or more. Central Flowers Northern Savings Credit Union offer valid at participating dealers until June 30, 2000 Mr. Mike's Carlson Wagonlit Travel 10 Name Work Order # DOLLARS Ikon Office Solutions White Spot Chuck Cey- Great West Life Northwest Specialty Foods Jim Lynch- Great West Life Spee-Dee Printers Guy Lynch- Great West Life Misty River Books

I A12- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 3, 2000 More housing - °

sales needed TERRACE PONY CLUB A SENIORS supportive housing project has set a deadline of May 15 to sell more units or raise a lot of money . I II ILT. ,L TACK AI D so construction can begin. The Terrace Supportive Housing Society had been TKEASTJI ES SALE expecting a lump sum payment from a provincial crown Saturday May 6, 2000 corporation to help give it enough equity to qualify for a bank loan for the rest of the cost. 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. But although B.C. Housing has committed enough COPPERSIDE EQUESTRIANCENTRE money to cover the mortgage and operating expenses for • DonationsWelcome eight of the planned 22 units, it'll be paid out instead in Drop Items at Copperside Equestrian Centre monthly instalments over the next 25 years. Those eight units will be rented out to qualifying low- For More Info: 635-9230 er-income seniors. One unit is for a caretaker while the remaining 13 units are for sale on a life lease basis that • , ; , , ., -.. , ,.;: ; guarantees the society will buy them back upon the rose- " ~I~:~";"' "'~" ''~ .... ~i~,~,!:~,.j'}."~ ~ .....}~:%:~' " ~.]~Jl~ ~-'~ ' ~" dent's death at the original purchase price. .... ,, ..... - ...... ,.,¢-.~,y%,,, ~d~.~'~-i~..:~':~i-',~.,,.',~.:,~,-- ..... • ..... The lack of a lump sum from B.C. Housing has dra- matically altered the financing requirements. Northern Savings Credit Union now won't advance the $1.2 million for construction, said society official Betty Barton, until it has the remaining 13 units pre-sold or else has nine units pre-sold and $300,000 in the bank. So now the society is scrambling to sell more units. It's also appealing to local citizens and service clubs B,CKGItO I) for short-term loans to raise equity and get the project started. Barton said May 15 is the deadline for selling all the ,, May Day Hearing Aids with remaining units or gathering enough money to meet the financing requirements. MIKAEL JENSEN helps erect a tent to provide dual-microphone processing "I don't think any of us knew how many pieces there a bit of cover as members of unions belonging to truly reduce the interference of were in this process," Barton said. to the Kitimat-Terrace and District Labour "Now that we've accomplished 99 per cent of it, I Council held May Day activities despite blust- hope it will mark a clearer path for other groups hoping •ery conditions at Little Park April 29. May Day BACKGROUND NOISE is traditionally May 1, a workers' holiday in Eur- to build seniors' housing," she said. Ask us about our two-month trial period. "Our project will fill an immediate need, but more ope and in other places. will definitely be required." 3ity compost project begins CITY WORKERS picked up yard waste for composting lt's the only compost pickup program operating any- for the first time Monday even though free biodegradable where in the province outside of Vancouver. A few other ' 4731 Lazelle Ave. (Behind Mr. Mike's) bags that were supposed to be here had not yet arrived. cities are experimenting with drop-off only composting. 635-HEAR (635-4327) 1-800-811-1533 Crews picked up compostible material left out in re- The starch bags are supposed to biodegrade after 45 gular bags and took them to the compost site at the days. People are supposed to only put yard and garden dump. waste like leaves and grass clippings in the bags, not City special projects director Stew Christensen said kitchen scraps that some people compost, Because each bering loss is unique and each individual is Christensen said the city crews are also being lenient the clear starch bags that were held up by customs offi- unique, we at TERRACE HEARING CLINIC are cials at the border should be here by this week. this week on their plan to begin rigidly enforcing the The delay happened because the 14 boxes had a de- two-bag limit for garbage pickup. committed to providing the best technology for your clared value of just $1.40. Once agents started looking at That's because stickers to be sold for $1 each by the individual needs, your individual lifestyle, and your the bags within, he said, they apparently started to won- city for pickup of extra bags over the limit aren't yet in individual budget. der whether there were drugs in any of the 9,000 bags. either. "We've had quite a few people call concerned Joely Viveiros, M.$c., Aud (¢), Atsdiologist "They were wondering what's inside these boxes and about garbage pickup," he said. will they have to open up every box and every bag," he Stickers will be available by next week, he said, and said. the limit will be in force then. The bags will be given out free at city hall, the public works yard, Canadian Tire, Co-op and Zellers, he said. YOUR The first shipment of bags won't last long - Christen- BC INTERIOR sen expects the city will need 80,000 for the year. DEALERS

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f The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 3, 2000- BI T E R R A.C E STA NDA R D

INSIDE COMMUNITY EVENTS B2 M M U N 1T

[] Up with Around Town People MELISSA O'BRIEN, a Guides mark millennium member of the Up GUIDES AND other members of the movement With People advance from around the northwest will be at the commun- team, teaches ET ity fairgrounds this Saturday for a one-day event to Kenney students Sa- celebrate the millennium. vannah White, left, The event is open for all members of the guides and Delta McKean a movement, from Sparks to leaders, and opens at 11 universal sign. It's fea- a.m. with a parade. tured in one of the In that parade will be individual guiding units songs Up With People carrying banners. Each banner will have a solid presents in a Broad- background of gold representing yesterday, red re- way-style musical this presenting today and green representing tomorrow. Saturday at the Ter- There will also be designs using the theme of past, race arena. It begins present and future. at 7:30 p.m. and tick- Activities are planned which will concentrate on ets are for sale at the theme and there will be food. A campfire at 5 Sight and Sound,. p.m, closes the event. Carnations on sale THE MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS Society is once again selling carnations to raise money to fight the disease. This year the sale dates are May 12 and 13 at Canadian Tire, the liquor store, the Bank of Nova Scotia, both credit unions, McDonald's and A and W on Keith. As well, the Kalum Shell station is donating the proceeds from its car wash May 13 to the society. Summer Works Check out Rosswood THE ROSSWOOD Farmers' Market has returned for another season. Student jobs up for grabs The first one takes place Sunday, May 21 from noon until 4 p.m. and there'll be one each and SIXTY-FIVE Terrace students are expected every Sunday thereafter at the same time up to and to receive solid, career-related work exper- including Aug. 27. ience this summer through the provincial Organizers say there'll be a petting zoo, food government's Student Summer Works Pro- concession, handicrafts and produce in season. gram. As well as providing high school and Time to get healthy post secondary students career-related skills BE ON the look out around town for a calendar of and training, the program allows young activities drawn up for National Health Week, people to earn money for their next school May 8-14. Locations include the health unit, li- year. brary and aquatic centre. "It's a great opportunity for students," Health officials say better health, improved fit- said program coordinator Laurel Payjack, a hess, better postui'e and balance, better self es- student at Northwest Community College. .teem, weight control, stronger muscles and bones, Payjack said employers who sign on to more energy and reduced stress are all benefits of offer students summer jobs, also benefit. regular physical activity. They receive a wage subsidy of up to. $4 per To bring that message home, the Northwest Community Health Services Society is sponsoring hour. a participaction challenge Friday, May 12 which is Employers also benefit from the energy Canada Health Day. and new ideas young people bring to the job. Payjack said 230 students across the Businesses and organizations are encouraged to JOB FINDERS: Laurel Payjack and Dustin Shaffer are coordinators for Student Sum- northwest (65 from Terrace) got jobs last join and there will be prizes. Call Heather at the mer Works. The program, which runs May to August, helps youths gain employment in health society, 638-2200, for more information. year through the program. their chosen career or field of study. At the same time, the program provides wage In order to qualify, students must be at support to employers who wouldn't otherwise be able to provide student employment. least 15 years old and able to work 20 hours per week. Students must also plan to return "Students need to bring the Summer visit room 203 at NWCC's College Services to school in the fall. Works Program to employers' attention," Room. Payjack said she encourages students to she said. Last year, Student Summer Works helped market themselves and to approach prospec- To obtain an application, contact Laurel, create more than 5,100 summer jobs for stu- tive employers directly. Dustin or Donella by calling 638-5494. Or dents across B.C. Seniors planning spring activities By HUGH POWER ted this past month including major repairs to Wednesday, May 17: Coffee and cake at THE REGULAR monthly meeting of Branch the roof. It) a.m. to celebrate Muriei O'Boyle and Jim #73 was held on Thursday, April 13 with presi- Members were reminded that June 4-10 is Piffer's 90th birthdays. dent Mary Ann Dilley and 50 members pre- Senior's Week throughout the province. Also on May 17: Next dinner to be held at sent. Mary Ann Dilley and Muriel Michiel will 6 p.m. at the centre. Ladies cooking, men A minutes silence was observed in memory be attending the annual convention of the clean up! CLARINETIST YVETTE Bos, standing and of Vi Rigler. BCOAP in Sorrento this June. Thursday, May 11: See you at the next pianist Audrey Faber-Harmel will be performing It was agreed by the members to have the If you have any concerns let them know so monthly meeting at 2 p.m. Guest speaker Keith avariety of classical to twentieth century music Happy Gang Centre remain a non-smoking es- that these items are brought forward at this Norman, treasurer of the City of Terrace, will this Saturday, May 6, at the Evangelical Free tablishment. meeting. talk about the residential tax pre-payment Church. Admission is by donation. Several repair projects have been temple- Please mark your calendars for these dates: plan.

Musicians perform [ • !¸i.::7¸.¸ /' TWO AREA musicians join forces for an evening Squares know of classical piano and clarinet music May 6 at the Evangelical Free Church beginning at 8 p.m. Pianist Audrey Faber-Harmel and clarinetist :: 7!i, i ~!!~:~ il Yvette Bos, both sponsored by Jim Ryan, will pre- how to swing ii!~i~:/::i ::i:' sent works by Stamitz, Mozart, Debussy and By DIANA PENNER by popular demand after • ::.: :i: : i i~ , ..... •iL others. TWENTY-THREE local appearing as our featured Faber-Harmel was born and raised in Terrace, square dancers recently caller at last year's jam- took lessons here, studied music at the University came out for a weekend of boree. of Victoria and now teaches piano in Kitlmat, "doe-see-does" and "swing This time he brought where she lives. her boys" to celebrate with him not only his wife Born in Holland, Bos came to Canada with her their annual spring jambor- Sue, who cued for a series family when she was five. She studied clarinet ee. of round dance demonstra- :.# while growing up in Richmond, B.C. and renewed The Skeena Squares tions, but also an old her interest in the instrument over the past three Dance Club hosted its an- friend Leona Bugg from years. nual dance party April 7-9, MacKenzie who he fea- complete with skill-train- tures as a surprise guest ing workshops. Joining the caller. The two performed Billets needed local dancers were couples a few duets together and KATIMAVIK, CANADA'S National Youth Corps, from Williams Lake, Mac- were a lot of fun to dance is looking for billet families to host its youth vo- Kenzie and Prince George, to. lunteers from Sunday, April 30 to Friday, May 12. The jamboree started The club hosted a deli- These 17-21-year-old youths are in Terrace for the evening of April 7 with cious pot luck dinner Sa- 10 weeks, partaking in a program of travel, com- a lively trail-in dance. turday night. The main munity service, and group living. Verne Thompson provided dish was a sumptuous roast An important component of their program is bill- the live calling for the beef prepared and carved eting, through which they have the opportunity to weekend and also taught by our own Ron Curd. Skeena Squares danced up a storm at their annual spring jamboree April 7-9. experience life in a Terrace family first hand. the group a series of inter- The big dance Satur- If you are an active family, Interested in sharing esting new moves during day, April 9 included a prize, over the past year. All in every Monday night at your home with a youth from another part of Cana. the Saturday afternoon fox-trot demonstration, lots The club presented fie- all it was a wonderful way 7:30 p.m. at the Carpen- da for 12 days, please call the Katimavik House at workshop session. of square dancing inter- wets to their own caller to end the season. ter's Hall. Beginners and 635-3594 for more information. Verne comes to us from spersed with round dances, Carol Glen for her work Square dancing begins novices are welcome. Prince George. He's back spot prizes and a :door with the Skeena Squares again this September See you therel B2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 3, 2000 CITY SCENE Two gifted musicians perform classical and twentieth century music at the Evangelical Bar Scene Free Church May 6 at 8 p.m. Pianist Audrey Gators Pub: Snowbaby is back, appearing Faber-Harmel and clarinetist Yvette Bos are until May 6. The Kingfish are back, May 8-20. established musicians in the northwest. Gators is now open at noon every Saturday. Stamitz, Mozart, Debussy and other Free pool all day.Every Thursday is Ladies composers will be featured. Night. Be there to win a diamond ring! First Nations Gospel Celebration Service Beasley's Mix: Every Friday night, Halfyard, Saturday, May 13 at 7 p.m. at the Terrace the amazing one-man band performs, featuring Pentecostal Assembly. Guest ministry provided music from Sting, Eric Clapton, Bob Marley, by the Prince Rupert Native Pentecostal Everlast, and many more! Don't forget to try a Revival Church.. Picasso burger. Relax on our Theatre Nights alive PATIO Terrace Little Theatre presents Morris Teens aged 13-18 drop in! Come to the Panych's black comedy "VIGIL" at the McColl Carpenter's Hall Fridays from 8 p.m. to 12 Playhouse, 3625 Kalum Street May 4-6 at 8 a.m. and Saturdays at the Teen Learning p.m. Tickets at Uniglobe Courtesy Travel or at Centre from 8 p.m. to 12 a.m. There will be the door. Call 638-1215. This is the play going workshops, music, videos, dances, crafts and to represent the Little Theatre at the Skeena much more. It's free! Pre-teen program for KARAOKE ] rDon't Drink Zone Drama Festival. children 8-12 are invited to the ET Kenney Every / Drive Gym Fridays from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. for crafts, videos and games. Parents must Thursday Our FREE Courtesy On stage Music accompany youth to register. Volunteers and Come in and | Van will pick you up ALAN WESTON and Sharon Lynch Up With People, from Denver, Colorado, any donations are appreciated. For more join the fun ..) ,. and take you home~ appear in Terrace Little Theatre's black brings its Broadway-style music "Roads" to the information call Marj at 635-0174. comedy 'Vigil' on from May 4-6 at the Terrace arena Saturday, May 6 at 7:30 p.m. i 3086 Highway 16 I McColl Playhouse. Tickets are at Uniglobe This is family entertainment performed by Make the 'Scene! fax to 638-8432 to add Travel, This play is the theatre's entry into more than 140 young people from around the your event to the Standard's free Terrace, B'C" I the Skeena Zone Drama Festival. This world. Tickets are $16 for adults at Sight and entertainment listings. The deadline is 5 p.m. ph: 635-6375 ! play is described as not being politically Sound. There are discounts for seniors and for Thursday for the following week's paper. correct as it is a social commentary. group purchases.

Thursday. Mqy 4 Chen-Wing is retiring from teaching at Greater Terrace Beautification Soc- Caledonia Senior Secondary June 30. iety's annual general meeting at city hall Tickets to the party cost $8 each and may council chambers at 7 p.m. Membership be obtained from the Caledonia School CANADIAN TIRE fee only $1. Friday. Mav 5 Office, Misty River Books, and from Aerobic members of the Caledonia Grad Commit- www.eanadiantire.com Noted international affairs commentator tee. The party will be held in the school's Or Email us at Gwynne Dyer is making his third ap- gym from 6:15 p.m. to 8:45 p.m. All [email protected] 13" Pro disc, 10' Sprint, pearance in Terrace in 10 years. Dyer, friends, past and present students are wel- born in Newfoundland but who now lives come. For more information call Robin SAFEWAY in.England, will speak at the R.E.M. Lee MacLeod at 635-2964. Jelly Disc, Orbiter, www.safeway.com ' Theatre Friday, May 5 at 7:30 p.m. There is no charge but donations are apprecia- Football & Rocket Ball. ted. Dyer's subject is how should demo- 'WEEKLY.MEETING$ i .... T ER CCE cratic countries conduct themselves 'around the world. He'll take questions FRIDAYS www.terraceautomall.com after his lecture. ORIGAMI CLUB meets every second and fourth Friday at the Library Meeting Saturday, May 6 Room at 7 p.m. For more information call iS%off Women and Development Garage Noriko at 638-8529. sale from 8 a.m. (no early birds please) to May 4 -May 10 12 p.m. at 4707 Walsh Avenue. Women SATURDAYS TER "C"E T..E_ERE and Development is a non-profit group FAMILY HISTORY CENTRE at that raises money to aid women's organi- (genealogy) at the Church of Jesus Christ terrace.automall @telus.net zations and cooperatives in developing Latter Day Saints is open Saturdays from countries. Donations for the garage sale 9-1 p.m. and Wednesdays from 7-10 p.m. STANDARD The Terrace Standard can be dropped off at 4707 Walsh Ave. M ruclt & Mytteri¢, standard @kermode.net Call Brenda at 635-0040 or Holly at 638- TERRACE SCRABBLE CLUB now 3329 for more info. meets on Saturday mornings at the Ter- Mall Your website/email address Attention Child Care Providers: The race Public Library at 10 a.m. The club could be here! Community Care Facilities Licensing plays national Scrabble Association rules MS.I##? Contact us at 638-7283 Program is offering a workshop in your and offers exercises and word lists for area from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Terrace new members. There is a tournament i health Unit. For more info call Nicole at scheduled for November 6th. For more w w 638.2507. info call Walter Raedeck at 638-0433. Northwest Stewardship Society has •YOUR HEALTH ./ its first annual general meeting 10 a.m. in SUNDAYS kCeg, . :__':,, the upper mezanine of the Kitsumkalum TERRACE BEE Association meets L:i : :!::::/: Ciaudia:Perky:: : :: : :,. Community Hall. This society will dis- the last Sunday of every month until June " NaturalWeight Management • perse money from Fisheries Renewal B.C. at the Terrace Public Library at 2 p.m. Do you know that right now in North Amedca, statistically and federal fisheries. Call Steven Groves, For more info call Martin De Hoog at speaking, as many as half of all women and one quarter of the 635-5449, for more information. 635 -3289. men are trying to loose weight through various methods? Scientists and herbalists have discovered a plant that shows Tuesday. May 9 TERRACE BAHA'I community offers considerable promise in helping individuals meet that chal- Terrace Ringettes AGM at the library weekly classes in spiritual education for lenge. Used in Asia for seasoning and preserving, Garcinia Baby's Name: Baby'.,; Name: at 7 p.m. children. For more info call 635-4595. MorgynEvelyn Budden cambogia is especially rich in hydroxycitdcacid (HCA). Brianna Germaine Munday Wednesday. May 10 Date & Time of Birth: HCA may be an exciting breakthrough in weight control since Hepatitis C support group: The first TERRACE HORSESHOE CLUB Date & "rime of Birth: Apr. 13. 2000at 4:58a.m. it promotes the burning of stored fat. At the same time it inhib- meeting will take place from 7-9 p.m. at meets Sundays at 1 p.m. and Wednesdays Apr. I I, 2000 at 2:54 a.m. its the formation of new body fat by roughly 50*, as demon- Weight: 8 lbs. 3oz. the North West Health Unit, 3412 Kalum at 7 p.m. to pitch horseshoes. You don't Weight: 7 lbs. 6oz. Se.~ Female Sex: Female strated by Dr. Majeed in 1994. Pm'ents: Anona & OintJr, Research done in the 1960's show that the herb can lower Street. If you or someone close to you is need to bring your own set to play. They Parents: Jason & Miehelle cholesterol and boost the liver's ability to produce glycogen, livng thei this desease, please come to meet at the Horseshoe pitch at North ¢ giving more energyto the body and brain. share your experiences and ideas or hear Sparks and Halliwell (beside Heritage Garcinia cambogia additionally helps suppress the appetite. others. For more info, please call Carol, Village and the Kin Hut). Beginners and Baby's Name: Baby'sName: If your personal "trigger"that signals you to stop eating is faulty, 635-2200. all ages welcome. Jalen Isaiah TaitRoss Ileaven Leigh Grace Morven this may be the supplement you're looking for. Saturday. May 13 Date &Time of Birth: Date & Time of Birth: The overall effect of this supplement is less hunger, fat loss, The Greater Terrace Beautification MONDAYS April 12, 2000 at 10:55a.m. Apr, 13, 2000 at 6:15 a.m.. and a feeling of more energy. How does that sound? Society annual plant sale behind City TIlE TERRACE DOWNTOWN Weight: 8 ibs. Ioz.Sex: Male Weight: 8 lbs, 10oz. ~x: Female This herb is not a stimulant and will not cause sleeplessness, Parents: Ron TaR& April Gurney PareaL,;: Sheldon & Melanie nervousness, increased blood pressure, rapid heartbeat or Hall at 8 a.m. Along with the I.O.F. pan- LIONS meets the first and third Monday depression. There have been no adverse or toxic side effects cake breakfast starting at 7 a.m. All pro- every month at 7 p.m. at the Lions Den ¢ reported. ceeds go towards the planned memorial beside the Thornhill Fire Hall. Call Mike Baby's Name: Baby's Name: THE SOLUTION: Studies in 1994 showed this herb is sig- garden. MacDougall at 635-4043 for more infor- Amanda Nieole Rizzo nificantly more useful taken in high doses three times daily. It's Chuck the junk! The Skeena Valley mation. RaychelAleana I~a~ies Date & Time of Birth: Date & Timeof Birth: also more effective taken 30 to 60 minutes before eating. Rotary Club will pick up all junk like old Apr. 13, 2000 at 2:20 a.m. Recognizing that, you should assure it's used regularly and stoves, old dishwashers, fridges, micro- THE SKEENA VALLEY FALL April 14, 2000 at 2:36a.m. consistently. Weight: 7 lbs. 9oz. Sex: Female Weight: 7 lbs. 13%oz.Sex: Female waves, dryers, etc. Pre-booking requested FAIR ASSOCIATION meets on the sec- Parents: Adrian & Denise Rlzzo Bdellium gum, pippali fruit, bissy nut and kelp may be com- by calling 635-2188 to book movers. Cost ond Monday of each month in the Lions Parents: DaphneIteenan & bined for a synergisticformula. Daniel Davies Remember, a healthytxxiy looks, works, #ays and feels betted is $25 per item (no GST!) club House on the Fair Grounds in Thorn- Sunday. May 14 hill. A special invitation is extended to 12-hour Relay for a Friend: from 10 all interested to attend these meetings a.m. to 10 p.m. at George Little Park. Set and become involved in this wonderful Get A up your own team, gather pledges and showcase of local 4H, Crafts, Horticultur- join in the fun while raising funds for the al, Livestock and business groups. Come battle against cancer. Call 635-1471 info. to share your ideas and skills with your Free Monday. M~lV 11; community. More info call Pat at 635- Dry Grad meeting will be held at 7:30 7779. Baby Gift. p.m. in the Caledonia Library. All grad parents are encouraged to attend, For VOX POLARIS: The community choir (Simple, huh?) more info call Thecla 635-7872 or Karen rehearses every Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Just see our service desk for more information 638-1508. the Evangelical Free Church. Come join us in song and merriment, All voices wel- Thursday. May 18 come, For more info call Terry Anderson, The Caledonia Grad Committee will conductor at 638-0013. Overwa=tea host a pizza party to recognize the contri- ! osn:lt:O;ll , butions of teacher John Chen-Wing, I i i i I I P

t' ¢' The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 3, 2000 - B3 High school sweethearts MacKay's Funeral Service Ltd Serving Terrace, Kitimal, Smithers & Prince Rupert

Monuments Concerned personal Bronze Plaques service in the Norfl~west celebrate 80th birthdays Terrace Crematorium since 1946 NELLIE AND Ed McFad- BR1TISH COLUIVlBIA 4626 Davis Street den threw a party on Fri- ::• LUNG ASSOCIATION Terrace, B.C, V8G 1X7 day, March 24 at the 731-LUNG or fA ~A~on~Secv~ Phone 635-2444 " Fax 635-635-2160 Happy Gang Centre to ce- 24 hour pager lebrate both their 80th 1-800-66f-LUNG birthdays this year. Nellie turned 80 years old on the day of the party, but Ed's birthday isn't until July 2. They decided to celebrate his birthday early because the couple up is planning to go travelling in July. HERE 'N THERE Nellie was born on YVONNE MOEN March 24, 1920 in lslay, Alberta. Her mother passed on July 2, 1920 in Man- away after Nel was born so nville, Alberta. she and her sister, who His friendship with Nel was only one and half began in high school in years old, were raised by Mannville. They were high their grandmother. They school sweethearts. grew up on a farm about Next year they will ce- eight miles north of Man- lebrate their 60th anniver- nville, Alberta. sary. Isn't that wonderful? Nel started her school- After high school Ed ing at a little country joined the service on the schoolhouse in Hamilton, West Coast. He first came Alberta, about three miles to Terrace during the war from where she lived. years. He was in charge of From there, she attended maintenance at the Ter- Normal School in Edmon- race airport. Nellie and Ed McFadden cut their birthday cake at ton and graduated with a After serving, Ed re- a party held March 24 at the Happy Gang Centre. teaching degree. turned to Terrace with his Her first teaching job family. He started work was in a small farm com- witli Campbell and Ben- munity at Minbum. nett Construction building Farewell party planned There Nel fell in love the grade for the railway THE CALEDONIA Grad Committee will hold a ,with. a local boy Ed Mc- into Kitimat. He also pizza party Thursday, May 18 to recognize the Fadden. And on August 26, worked for the department contributions of teacher John Chert-Wing, who is ' 1941 they were married at of Highways. retiring from teaching at Caledonia Senior Second- the United Church in Mat|- Then he worked for the ary June 30. ; nville, Alberta. city of Terrace until he re- Tickets to the party cost $8 each and may be , Finally in 1953 they tired in 1981. obtained from the Caledonia School Office, Misty 's, moved to Terrace. Here, For the last 16 years River Books, and from members of the Caledonia Nel worked as a teacher at Nellie and Ed have been Grad Committee. Riverside School, Uplands travelling to Arizona for The party will be held in the school's gym from Elementary, Parkside Ele- the winter months, but now 6:15 p.m. to 8:45 p.m. All friends, past and present mentary and Clarence Mi- they are settle back in students are welcome. For more information call chiei. She retired in 1980. Terrace, spending time Robin MacLeod at 635-2964. Ed McFadden was born with family.

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% t ¢ B4- The Terrace Standard, Wedr~esday, May 3, 2000 DID ,YOU KNOW: Music festival winners' list contains many worthy names The following concludes this Awards of excellence Spotless Cleaners Award Northern Drugs Scholar- year's results from the Paci. Adjudicators Awards for ($100):Kassandra Cloutier ship ($1000: Sara Pereira), tic Northwest Music Festi. the Most Promising Students Medical Clinic Award Invitations val. in: Piano ($150): Pare Bahr The following students were asked by the adjudica- You will gain marketable skills in: Operating Systems, Networking TerrAce Academy of Music Northe,'n Motor hm Award Programming, Geographic Information Systems, Computer Aided Band Awards Award ($100): Jamie Norton ($200): Teresa Fleming tors, to compete at the British Columbia Festival of the Arts (Adjudicator's Choice) TerrAce Truck & Diesel Speech Design, Internet, Web Page Fundamentals and much more. Enierson Clinic Award (the Provincials, May 26- Canadian Tire Award Award ($150): CaitlinKee- June 3, Nelson, B.C): ($100.00) Highest Mark nan ($!00): Jennifer Mackay Intermediate Piano: Cait- For More Information contact an Educational Advisor at 635-6511 Stage Dance Groups - Inter- Eurocan Pulp & Paper Dr. J.D. zuechiatti Award iin Keenan or Pro ,. _ __,,...... zoo =A=o mediate: E-Motion "Winter" Award ($100): Graham Lan- ($150)! Naila Manji Junior Voice: Pare Bahr LindseyMediation & Law...... gridge ; = Terrace Builders D0-1t :intermediate Voice: Tere- Office Award ($150.00) High- AI Lehman Award ($I00): Centre Award ($200): Chris- sa Fleming est Mark Stage Dance Groups Graham Langrldge zineBradford Intermediate Woodwind: - Senior: E-Motion "of the Instrumental Dance ~ Tabitha Nenninger time BIsteak&Seafood Grill L.Farber Memorial Award Intermediate Brass: Katri- Terpsichore's Trophy Award($iOO)iJamle NortOn ($150)i Kristine Michiel na O'Byrne iSenior Brass: Darren Highest Mark Choreography: : Terrace Community Band Flynn Classical Ballet Bohle IRMAP, HALL DARIUSMcCRARY TAMERAMOWRY Hans Seideman Award($1OO):Caitli n Scales ($100): Cristiaa Heslcnfeld Junior Speech Arts: Naila Prince Rupert Rotary Club Progressive Ventures Ltd. The Cote Award ($150): Manji Award ($75.00) HigheSt Mark A ward ($150)i Katrina erie Shiga Intermediate Speech Arts: Song & Dance and Music OBym' C Gemma's Boutiques Sara Pereira SONETH NG Theatre Dance . TerraCe Rotary Chib ($200): Jessica Southgate Senior Speech Arts: Chris- Solo:Micaele Johnson Award ($150): Tracey Kum' Band zinc Bradford Theatre Alive Society : poltl Sight & Sound/Yamaha Junior Ballet: Joel Carlson TO Award ($100.00) Highest Alice Chen-lVing Memor- Canada Award: Prince Rupert Intermediate Ballet: Mark Song & Dance and ial Award(S200): Tabitha Senior Jazz Ensemble Cristina Heslenfeld Music Theatre Dance Nenninger ~ Scholarships Junior Stage Dance: Kris- tine Michiel Duets, Trios and Groups:-Mo- : Park Avenue Dental Clinic Terrace Water Polo Asso- Senior Stage Dance: Kelly tion "Oliver" Award(S300 ), most promis- elation Scholarship ($250): Grainger TheEmerson ClhficAward inggroup of instrumentalists: Theresa Fenger Intermediate Modern ($75), Highest Mark Sonati- Thornhill Jr. Sec. Brass Ouin- Knights of Columbus Dance: erie Shiga has, Grade 6-open was won tet Scholarship ($500): Hans Senior Modern Dance: by Kai Yi Pang. Vocal Seidemann Hans Seidemann. '!!!i! WILP SI'SATX'W SOCIETY Community Healing Centre PO Box 429 Kitwanga BC , TRAINING ,, VOJ 2AO Tel (250) 8-19-5211 Fax (250) 849-5374 '| Location: Terrace '| • :!::i ::~;~:: ...... | | '| Serf-motivated students are wanted for the ~::~:~?~i~::.,. .$i$~i~ Annual General Assembly !

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~KEENA ANGLER ROB BROWN Fishing solo he best time to go fishing is when you've got the time. Last Thursday I had the time, so T went. Selecting a fishing site isn't easy in the prime fishing months of April and May, when clean steelhead are slipping into all the rivers. My choice was made easier thanks to the memories of a recent trout outing and some road mending done to Claire Gigge's old haul road on the upper Lakelse River courtesy of Andrew Williams. That last fine time I caught a lot of nice fish by swim- ming a small nymph near the bottom, but the memory of the six large char I found in the tail of the Secret Creek Pool had me yearning to sample that spot again. During the course of that trip I saw one other fisherman, but last Thursday was different. Two anglers were fishing the Upper Coldwater Pool. Downstream, on the Lower Coldwater complex, a trio of backpacking steel- headers, their orange lines licking out like tongues, methodically worked their way downstream. I Just spinning I'd only made a few casts and when Dave Cater's dog, Paytoh, appeared followed by Dave's friend, Rick around Sellon. Rick was casting an old Sunbeam cane rod, Nine-year-old Terrace Peak gymnast Jody Kuchary- armed with an automatic reel, an Inglis, which he'd shen practices her parallel bars routine at the Ter- inherited from his grand dad along with the some fly race Peaks invitational gymnastics meet here on boxes the old guy, who was a tin smith, had put togeth- Saturday, April 29. Above: Kucharyshen and her er himself. teammates are part of the Peaks Level 1 midget As we talked, the backpackers marched right through team, coached by Kris Fairless. The tournament the best water in the run lying just below us. Afew min- hosted clubs from as far away as Whistler, utes after they'd disappeared, Skip and Dan Warner appeared With a brace of dolly varden which thev'a found in one of the pools below. We spent a oleasant morning fishing lackadaisically downstream. t! luebacks shine in Smithers Rick caught some good fish in the washing matching Sports water below Secret Creek then, later, hooked some menu more at the Mill Pond. When we returned to Coldwater and Prince George meets a fisherman and a fisherwoman were releasing a large MIKE CARLYLE knows the Terrace March. events. Sunday, May 7 dolly varden. In all we saw 17 fishers, which is not a lot Blueback's have a great future ahead Jenine Barton, Terrace's star but- Evan Palahicky's meet was also "&Totem Saddle Club of pressure in most fishing jurisdictions, but congestion of them. terfly swimmer, racked up a gold, success after the record-breaking Gymkhana at the to a spoiled angling curmudgeon like me. The head coach of the Terrace silver and bronze medal. breaststroker charted two best-ever Thornhill Community When the next opportunity to fish arrived, I took off Blueback swim team only has to Though none of her swims times. Grounds. Runs 11 for the lower Lakelse with my mountain bike in the look at the performance of develop- clocked in as best-ever times, Bar- His 200-metre freestyle time a.m. to 1 p.m, with re- truck. Because Lakelse Main has been deactivated and ment swim at the Bulkley Valley ton still managed to clock her 200- dropped nearly four seconds, to gistration at 10:30 its lower end has turned to swamp, I drove into the Swim and Ski Classic in Smithers metre butterfly in 2:43.67 minutes. touch tile wall in 2.38.72 minutes, a,m, Power line Pool, slipped into my waders, pushed the last month. In the 100-metre butterfly, she He also dropped 24 one hun- bike through the bush, hoisted it up onto my right The team sent 13 swimmers to won a silver medal and clocked in at dredths of a second in his 50 metre Wednesday, May 10 shoulder, grasped my rod in my left hand and proceed- the fun meet, and came back with 1:12.31 minutes. freestyle swim. ecB,C. Senior Games 10 medals. Barton's bronze medal was won ed to wade the river. The current was stiff. I learned Palahicky's best performance of Social bridge and five- Everyone from Alastair Beddie to in the 100-metre backstroke. the meet was a second-place finish pin bowling playoffs at quickly that keeping the wheels out of the water was Janine Callieou, Ian McKinnon to Kyle Narzt, 16, charted one best in the 100-metre breaststroke. the Happy Gang essential when wading a river with a bike. Aaron and Andrew Moldenhauer and ever time in his 100-metre butterfly, The 50-meter Prince George pool Centre. Once on the far side I hopped on the bike and peddled Jason Ruchotzke and Conor Simpson shaving 14 one hundredths of a sec- is always a challenge for swimmers off. The going was good for a kilometer then I hit a long came back with some piece of hard- ond off his entry time to clock in at from shorter pools, who typically Sunday, May 21 patch of snow lying in the shadow of a mountain. After ware strung around their necks. 1:03.82 minutes. gain speed off the wall when the turn .&.Opening race day pushing through it, I biked for another click and ran into But more impressive is the way The performance gave him a around. at the Terrace Speed- another patch. I ditched the bike and walked the last Blueback swimmers outperformed fourth-place finish. But Terrace swimmers have been way, featuring the kilometer then made my way through the bush and their own entry time in the pool, said Narzt also won a gold medal in training with sports visualization Cruising Mama's con- Carlyle. across the swamp and upstream past Gledhili's, past the the 100-metre backstroke, a silver in guru Dr. Peter Usher, based in Prince test for morns who In a separate meet, Terrace's his 200-metre backstroke and bronze George, who has helped team mem- Moose Run to the Sundance Pool. just want to drive, older swimmers competed at the in the men's 400-metre medley. He bers focus on technique and form ra- I started fishing; concentrating on the the small spot Prince George Moose Meet in also placed fourth in three other ther than speed. `&Terrace to Kitimat of water that was the target of each cast and the swing road race, call McBike of the line until the surroundings receded into a wash of at 635-5225 for more greens and blues and the reminiscences embedded in information. each spot straggled free and burst from their skins. The confluence of the two channels caused the emer- 9~Terrace Drag Race gence of the time Mel Malinowski and I made our way Association races at to that spot through the swamp on a day when the bril- the Terrace Kitimat liant yellow blooms of skunk cabbage poked through a Sports Scope Airport. Continues thin carpet of snow that shouldn't have fallen so late in May 22. the year. Monday, May 22 The long bleached bone of a log on the far side trig- "&Redsand Root Youth nine to 14 years old can join the youth ten- gered the sights and sounds of the day I spent a long Gymkhana competitions nis club, which practices Saturdays at the Halliweil Chute, mountain bike, sweat), time struggling through the bush from new courts from 10:30 a.m.to 12 p.m, The entry fee is $20 cross country, Call angle, then recuperated by catching a lot of trout with a start Sunday and participants will need their own tennis rackets. McBike at 635-5225 stone fly imitation. THE FIRST gymkhana competition of the season runs The first session runs Saturday, May 6. Call Ada at for more information. An image ofAl Hassal fighting steelhead after steel- Sunday, May 7 at the Thornhill Community Fair- 635-9695 for more information. grounds. Saturday, May 27 head on my gear rod with a limited amount of line The competition, hosted by the local saddle club, -&Uniform Day at the thanks to the bird's nest he'd made trying to cast a features seven competitive events, including barrel, Terrace Speedway. direct drive reel for the first time, rose up over the tail ring and keyhole racing, scurries, flag picking, figure Summer games tennis Sunday, May 28 out of the pool. eights and pole-bending for riders five to 45 years old. From the logjam downstream, emerged the image of A number of fun obstacle course events have also playoffs set -&Kermode Classic Dan Gledhill with his oversized handlebar moustache, been scheduled. IS YOUR tennis game good enough to take you to the 5/10 k race. Part of ragged miner waders held up by a single suspender, Whether you come to ride or watch, the event will B.C. Summer Games in Victoria July 27-30? the Northwest Points clad in plaid, a toque on top, using Hardy Jet glass fibre be fun for the whole family, said spokesperson Danlta Find out at the zone playoffs for at the Riverlodge series races, Call Jack rod cast a yellow fly to trout lurking amidst coho as red Pitch. Courts in Kitimat May 27. at 638-0751 for more Juniors interested in competing must be between as the leaves were that fall day. Registration starts at 10:30 a.m. and you must have information, 13 and 18 years old by July 27 this year. There is The hatch went on all afternoon: memories of Webb your own horse to participate. Spectators are free. also an open category for adults, 18 or older. -&Totem Saddle Club and I catching too many trout; of Finlay and I lunching Any gold medal winner from the 1998 Summer Gymkhana at t~ on a log; Mike and I trying to track a moose through a games is not eligible to compete in the event, in Thornhlll Commu!~ swamp; the grizzly bear on top of a logjam, and so on. Tennis for everyone which the gold medal was won. And all playoffs win- Grounds. Runs : ~13 Because a guy fishes well in that suspended state of THE TERRACE tennis club invites tennis players of ners will be required to pay a $40 entry fee, a,m, to 1 p,m, with re- mind, I did okay: two bright steelhead where I expect- all skill levels to join them at the Halliwell courts Entry forms are available at the Terrace Tennis gistration at 10:30 ed them to be. A dark steelhead by accident that I felt from 6:30 p.m. 'til dusk and on Sundays from 1 p.m. to Club (call Ada at 635-9695) or contact Dorothy a.m. guilty about and some wonderful cutthroats. 5p.m. Cheyne in Kitimat at 632-3871 (phone) or 632-5822 I'm old enough to appreciate special days. This was The membership fee is $20 for the season and in- (fax) for more information. The deadline for entry is .&Let the kid's drive, one. Another memory to hatch at a later date while fish- cludes a Tennis B.C. membership. May 25. Kiddies Race Day at ing solo. the Terrace Speed- way, 'B6- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 3, 2000 TERRACE STANDARD CTION AD The Terrace Standard reserves the right to classify ads under appropriate headings and to set rates therefore and to delermlne ~age location. 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In Loving Norma Vletcha ANNOUNCEMENT ,;~ i.i , "" " : 7 . .~ Memoryof O'Brien, Claire Belle SEMIAHMOO HIGH School CRIMINAL RECORD? Cana- Bennett After a very long battle with (White Rock), 60th Reunion, FRANCES BIRDSELL Buddy dian Pardon seals record. cancer,Claire Belle O'Brien passed American Waiver allows legal May 19-21, 2000. Students April 27, 1912 - CONSULTING from 1940 to present invited. Potter away peacefullyat her daughter's entry. Why risk employment, April 17, 2000 • Facilitation ,Mediation home in Edmonton,on April 22, business, travel, licensing, de- Call 1-604-538-9863 for info • Consensus Process and registration package. Web- Norma was born in Wetaskiwin, In My Dreams 2000 at the age of 81 years.She portation, All Canadian/Ameri- • Spanish Translation can immigration applications. site: http://www.sd36.sur- Alberta to Fred and Emma In my dreams was predeceasedby her husband 1-800-347-2540. rev.bc.ca/semiah _. Nelson, who were Alberta pio- Call 635-2184 it's still the same Cecil (Sandy) O'Brien on September26, 1998; her parents IF YOU witnessed an accident neers. Her interest in early Your love is strong /~ NIRVANAMETAPHYSIC Canadian beginnings stems from Charlieand EmmaLindstrom, her on Sept 17/1999 - Rod 1967 it still remains. L~ &HEAUNGCENTRE her own background in rural VIVA CLINIC sister Helenand brotherCharlie. Mustang, Green 1994 Mazda In my dreams 626 mid size car, TimHorton's Alberta where horse and buggy (•Recover your health in a Claireis survivedby two daugh- on Highway. Pie call Teresa. were still occasionally used as a means of transportation. As natural integrated way. your still by me ters, Phyllis (Trent) and Beverley; 250-633-2188 a young girl Norma often rode her horse, bareback to and LIFE ENERGYASSESSMENT Just the way two brothers, Otto (Fran) of "For A Spiritual & Awareness NORTHWEST BC Metis Asso- from school where her academic ability was soon recog- includesenvironmental it used to be. Terrace, B.C., Bill of Terrace,B.C.; Journey" May 6,10.5, May 7,10- 4, nized by her teachers who allowed her to "skip" two grades one sister Marie of Calgary,two ciation would like to make a cor- Door pdzes, canteen, aromatherapy, and foodallergy testing In my dreams rection to Dance & Potluck reflexotogy, PalrdAura/raroVChannel and she graduated from high school at the age of fifteen. AROMATHERAPYMASSAGE yau'l always be grandchildren,Adrienne and Luke, poster. Should read Cash Bar. Readings, Hearings: crjstal, polarity, Choosing a teaching career, she attended Normal School REFLEXOLOGY,EAR CANDLING in my heart as well as numerousnieces and nephews. for May 13th. therapeutic Iouch, reikl, spiritual, & in Camrose, Alberta, received her diploma after two years AURICULARACUPRESSURE and in my dreams ROCKFEST IN Vanderhoofl pranlc. Creative centre, drumming, instruction and at the age of seventeen found herself teach- Frances Birdsell, Funeral service was held on information displays, herbology, c~Jstal ing in a classroom where she was younger than some of her NaturalHealth Practitioner - Bud 86 Tuesday, April 25, 2000 at 2:00 August 4-6. John Kay and Step- ball, pendulum work & much penwolf, Creedence Clearwater senior studentsl She taught for many years in the days of Call635-2194 Ior anappointment Love you and p.m. from All Saints Anglican more.Everyone welcome. Join us for a Church with Reverend Canon Revisited, Nick Gilder and lun, informative, relaxing & awakening the one-room rural schools and chose to locate in those dis- 4506 Lakelse(,=.I~.T=~,F..~) miss you Sweeney Todd, Harlequin. Toll- expedence. tricts where she could bdng grades 9 and 10 to students PeterDavison officiating. If friends free information 1-877-762- who might otherwise have received no High School educa- Mom ~_ so desire,donations may be made 3378. Ticket info 250-614-9100. tion. In all her years of teaching, she never had a failure. to the CanadianCancer Society. Website www.hwy16.com/rock- On September 10, 1939 - the day Canada declared war PleasantValley Funeral Home was feet on Germany, she and Bill Bennett were married in In Loving Memory Of entrusted with arrangements. TWEEDSMUIR PARK Rod & Vancouver. Bill was already in uniform and on December 15, TED PHILLIP (542-4333). Gun 25th Annual 1000 yard 1939 he left for overseas with the Seaforth Highlanders. Congratulations shoot TWO day event. May 6 & Norma did not see him again ,for 5 1/2 years plus a day.~ .... on ano,ther, firs,t :,, mlS,,sp# 7.' C ub'house, Babfn~ Lake After Bill's departure~ Norma~went bad~ito teaching inl, FEB. 20, 1955 - MAY 1, 1999 f Rd~i Burns Lake~ Sighf:in Sat. Alberta for a couple of years prior to joining the Royal NEENEE' It has been a year now, since ~/~LCOME~ 7:30 - 11:00 a.m. unlimited WILL SET UP and maintain Canadian Air Force (RCAF) in Edmonton. you'vebeen gone, class - 10 shot, heavy barrel. 5 Thestrings of my heartplay your small business bookkeep- She graduated a Sergeant from the Code and Cypher shot: starts 12 noon. Other ing requirements. 10+ yrs ex- this mysterioussong. classes Sunday 9a.m. sharp. perience. Excellent references School in Guelph, Ontario, remaining there as an Instructor A songof love,loneliness, and Your Welcome Steak supper Saturday night. upon request. Phone 635-9592 until being posted to No. 9 Bombing & Gunnery School in longing, Overnighters please RSVP 250- or Emaih manucomp@uni- Mont Jell, Quebec. She was then called to Ottawa, along A songat timesabout not belonging. Wagon Hostess for 692-3600. Display tables avail- serve.com with three other girls, to take charge of the Code and Thelyrics are not for all to hear, Terrace, B.C. are" able. Cypher Office at Airforce Headquarters. She received her Just for thosethat I holdso dear. commission as a Section Officer in Toronto and returned to On thisday, I singthis songto you all, In hopesyou remember,the Ottawa for the duration of the war. Norma was discharged in dayTed was called. Vancouver following Bill's return from overseas in mid-1945. Takenso soonfrom his familyand After the war, they lived in Vancouver, where Norma gave friends, Tanya birth to her son Ric in August of 1946. In 1951 they moved Toa lifeof eternity,a beginning, to Bremerton, Washington, before arriving in Terrace in HA HA no end. 615-0330 1958 where she and Bill owned and operated "The" Motel FIRST TO REACH Wordscannot tell how much for 29 1/2 years. That was where Norma found the time to we misshim, Actions will not let us reach out and collect local pioneer histories, which resulted in the publica- 40 kiss him, If you have movea tion of "Pioneer Legacy", Volume I, in 1997. Norma would So we remember in our hearts, to Terrace or have have been extremely pleased to learn that her publisher has Ted, everyday, just announced that Volume II will be printed and available How you lived life to the fullest in iust had a new later this year, every way. baby, are getting HAVE FUN - LEARN TO BOWL Above all else, Norma valued her family, enjoying the with love that words cannot explain, Tanya Kutenics, Foster & many happy gatherings over the years. She was fond of married, or start- BARBECUE MIXED LEAGUE Hunter Johnson, & Family card and board games, and always played with a determi- WED. AT 7:30 P.M. ing a new busi- nation to win, often into the wee hours of the morning. ness, rust give us a COFFEE LEAGUE AT 9:15 Norma never failed to see the humor in life. She was an call. STARTS MAY 10 TO JUNE 21/2000 optimist and could always make the best of a bad situation. She enjoyed a good laugh, which quickly became conta- PLEASE PHONE gious, affecting all those around her. She will be greatly 635-5911 OR 635-5917 missed by her husband Bill, son Ric, daughter-in-law Lynn, grandchildren Lori, Cathy, Stacy, Rlcky and great- grandaughter, Aija. We would like to express our gratitude to family and friends who showed their support with flowers, cards and food. A special thankyou to Dr. Ferguson and the Palliative Care staff at Mills Memorial Hospital for their compassion and understanding during Norma's illness.

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THANK YOU Terrace Bowling Lanes would like to thank all bowlers that took part We would like to thank all the following businesses for their donations in the year end fun nights, to our Annual Fund Raising Auction = Would also like to thank all sponsors for their support during the past year. Acord Enterpdses Gemma's 8keena Animal Hospital All Season's Source for Sports Great West Life Skeena Native Development Society Doug & Marg Mumford All West Glass Ground Level Works Skeena Valley Golf Course & Staff Anca's Happy Days Handbags Subway Auto Pro NAPA Auto Parts Home Hardware Talstra & Company Bsndstra Transportation Images by Kadene Terrace & Distdct Credit Union Bargain Shop Jean's North Terrace Builders Belle Plod Kalum Tire Terrace Chrysler Benson Optical Lunch Box Dell Terrace Honda Bed's Dell McBIke Terry's Lock & Security STEVEN FRED SAMPARE Blessing's Children's Wear McDonald's The Cookie Jar Bakew THIS IS YOUR OFFICIAL NOTICE THAT AT Canadian Tire Misty River Books The Hair Gallery 9:30 A.M. ON MAY 11, 2000 Central Gifts Mr. Mike's Third Avenue Shoes Co-Op Garden Center North Coast Anglers Too Corn at the Prince Rupert Family Court at 100 Market Coast Mountain Eleotdc North Store Totem Ford Place, Prince Rupert, British Columbia, the Director Coca Cola Nyce Lady Dress & Bddal Shop Tower Radio of Child, Family and Community Services will make Community Tel OvenNattee Treasure House Book Store an application for a six month extension of a tem- Creative Zone Petlend Valhalla Pure porary custody order pursuant to Section 44 of Don Dlegos Pizza Hut Vlo Froese Trucking Dr. Flsher/Tebata Rattle & Hum Video Update the child, Family and Community Service Act in con- Dr. Nennlnger Royal Lock & Key Warehouse One nection with your child SDFW, born January 9, Dr. VanHerk Ruby Red : Warner Bandstra Brown 1992. Elan Travel Safeway ..... WearhouseOne Jean Store You have the right to be represented by legal Ev's Men's Wear Sage & Sunflower GreenhousesWebb Refrigeration counsel. Steven Fred Sampare, or anyone know- Fabdcland Shadez of Hair White River Helllcopters ing his present whereabouts, please contact Hal Fields Side Walkers Your Decor Tran, Social Worker, Ministry for Children and Finning Families, 580-309 2nd Avenue West, Prince Rupert, British Columbia V8J 3T1. Please acceptour apologies and thanks if we failed to include anyone on this list of supporters. . Telephone: (250) 624-7594. The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 3, 2000- B7 :: ? 7 FORESTDEVELOPMENT PLAN • 365 • :: ..... (Extension) •i:: i ¸ Pursuant to section 19 (4) of the Forest Practices Code of 8rit el" Description Reference ClosingDate MISCELLANEOUS BCHydro Vegota ion Mainenance - May 19/00 Columbia Act and section 4 of the Operational Planning Regulalion, FOR SALE : the approval of the 1998-2002 Forest DevelopmentPlan and Forest NorthernDepartment requesls offers from . • . . , : Development Plan Major Amendment W0rk/Deni'se 98-1 for contractorsinterested in supplyingall labour, : Invitation to Tender Thomson Industries Ltd., Forest Licence A16837, has been equipmentand transportation required to: NOREEN'S FABRIC Patch. Harvestifig/Road Construction/Bridge extended to July 01, 2001. The original term of this Forest Mechanlcallymow brush on Iransmisslon E618-10-2000 Burns Lake• Membership cards, DevelopmentPlan was July 02, 1998 to July 01, 2000, circuits5L62/63, 2L101, and now available. Sale 10%, 25%, Installation The Forest Development Plan and Forest Development Plan Major 1L381/385,'387/390/398in Ihe NorthWest 50% on selected fabric. Buy 577 Road (Morice Forest District) Amendment covers the following geo.clraphic areas: Little Tillhorn area. one meter, get one free. On river, Bluff Creek, Salter Lakes, Verney "~assage,Work Channel and Slashand treat brush on transmissioncircuits E618-11.2000 Main Street. 1-250-692-2334. Interested parties are invited to submit bids for the Denise Inlet, 5L63,2L101f103 and : Open Monday-Saturday. construction of 6,6 km of Mainline road and 1.9 For further information, please contact Rod Fowler, at (250) 635. 1L381/387/392in the Northeastarea. 6956 or in writing bt Post Office Box 220, Terrace, B,C,, V8G 4A6. SPA COVERS custom made km of short-term Spur roads. This is a full-phase Treatall tallgrowing deciduous trees with E618,12-2000 any size. Manufactured in BC i contract involving all phases from timber Gadon4on transmissioncircuits, 5L/63, since 1984. 3"/2" slope. Foam harvesting through to final, surfaced grade 2L99/100/101,and tL3871392in the : Insulators. $329 delivered. War- BC PARKS Northwestarea. including bridge supply and installation. rantv. Toll free 1-877-992-2760 Ministry of Environment, Detailsavailable from the office of BC HydroVe! .=lati0nMainlenance - Noflhernoffice at Tender packages will be available May 5, 2000 cBRrrlsH 333322ndAvenue, Prince George, B.C. V2N2K4 or Tel:Gord Heenan (250) 638.5640 WINDOWS FOR sale: suitable or IhoGeneral office at (250)561-4881. from the Canfor office i0 Houston, B,C. Bids must OLUMBIA Lands, and Parks for greenhouses, enclosed porches, etc. Sizes from 4'1" x be received by 4 p.m., June 2, 2000. There is a $50, SealedTenders clearly marked with referencenumber will be receiveduntil 11:00 a.m. REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL on theabove closing dale. 3'x1" to 9'11" x 3'10". Please :non-refundable charge for each package. phone 250-635-3475 The Ministry of Environment, Lands, and Parks (BC Parks) THE POWER IS YOURS For further information contact Michael Van Arem, invites proposals for the purpose of operating and maintaining YELLOW POTATOES for sale. R.P.F., Forestry Supervisor at (250) 845-5265. recreational facilities within Exchamslks River Provincial Eat or seed. Phone 250-635- Park. BOhydro 5503 The park is located approximately 60 km west of Terrace on Highway 16. 150, LEGAL: MOVING Information about this opportunity may be obtained by phon- • NOTICES ::. 5keena 5ammills ing John Trewhitt, Area Supervisor, at (250) 798-2277 or writ- • :: : ; '" . . CANADA'S BEST 24 ing to: BC Parks, c/o 101-3220 Eby St,, Terrace, B.C. V8G HOUR 1 on 1 (18yrs+) 1- BOXES A D~vision ol 5K8. NOTICEOF SUBSTANTIAL 888-913-8122 from PERFORMANCE (CARDBOARD) UJest Easerll'lillsLtd The Request for Proposal/Tender Package may be purchased $2.00/min. Credit card bill- Proiecl: ing. 1-900-451-2220 for a $53.50 (GST included) non-refundable fee payable to the CollegeSenJices Building. Dorm F Minister of Finance and Corporate Relations (certified cheque, NWCC(Terrace Campus) $3.99/min Website: FOR SALE I PEST MANAGEMENT money order or cash only) at either the bidders' meeting or at Owners: www.discreettalk.com the office indicated below: NorthwestCommunity College CANADA'S HOTTEST 24 hr 5331McDonnell College PLAN NOTIFICATION OF BC Parks Lakelse Lake Office one-on-one live adult chat. 1- Terrace,B.C. VBG 4X2 900-830-0044 (18+ 10/s5 Approx. 18 km south on Hwy. 37 (across from the Contractor: $4.99/minute) 900se- INTENT TO TREAT Lakelse Lake Picnic Site) Unl ConstructionL(d. crets.cam/t15391 Canada's #1 Lakelse Lake 3982Old Lakelse Lake Road Pest Management Plan #276-197-00/05 24hr one-on-one dateline. 1- Tel: (250) 798-2277 Terrace,8.C. Skeena Sawmills has applied under the Pesticide Control 900-561-3431 Ext.4729 (18+ Fax: (250) 798-2476 V8G3V1 STANDAR Act for a Pest Management Plan. This plan requires the Archilecl: $3.99/minute). thecoolpag- use of Integrated Pest Management practices, and A mandatory bidders' meeting will be held at 10:00 a.m., on RoyceCandle Architect Inc. es.com/livetalldsuite 1297886 3210 Clinton Street replaces the need for Pesticide Use Permits. May 12, 2000, at Exchamsiks River Provincial Park. #200- 3219Eby Street CAN'T USE Viagra? Maximus The deadline for submitting proposals to the BC Parks Terrace,B.C. Natural Cream now available. 638-7283 J Copies of this plan area available for viewing at Skeena VBG4R3 Made in Europe. For FREE info Sawmills, 5330 Hwy. 16 West, P.O. Box 10, Terrace, B.C., Lakelse Lake Office will be 2:00 p.m. (local time) on May 19, Dateof substantialperformance has 2000, kit call Mark's Plaza Pharmacy. V8G 4A3 Tel: 635-6336 Fax 635-433S. beeneslablished at: Toll Free 1-877-747-6664 BC Parks is not bound to accept any of the proposals submit- April26, 2000 mpphealth.com Proeosed Pesticide: In accordancewlih: The British • 410FARM : ::)i': Trade Name: Vision Active Ingredient: Glyphosate 35.6% ted pursuant to this Request for Proposal. ,MALE ORGAN enhancement. ColumbiaBuilders Lien Act :EQUIPMENT PCP#: 19899 • FDA approved. Medical vacuum • ..,, . . • .. pumps or surgical enlargement. conifer establishment. ~ 5keena Sawmills Gain 1-3". Permanent and safe. D2 DIESEL cat. Manual/angle/ :: 210 BUSINESS :~ tilt/push brush blade - canopy, Application methods: A Oivislon of Resolve impotence. FREE Backpack broadcast Backpack spot West~'aserm,ts Ltd PERSONALS brochure. Call Dr. Joel Kaplan. Hyster winch, runs well. Under- Roll-a-wick Cut stump spray 312-409-5557. Insurance reim- carriage and track in good con- bursement. Visit website dition. $6550. 250.695-6562 af- Commencement & Complel;ion Dates: August 15th )id you kn0W:that... www.drioelkaplan.com. ter 5 pm or leave message. October 1st, 2000. NOTIFICATION OF 3~' six to sevenweeks .., .~. I MID-LATE 30's professional QUALITY SQUARE bales for Geographical area: Northern half of FL-A16882 and the HERBICIDE TREATMENT alter conception all the .~1~ SWM, fit, easygoing, N/S, out- sale. Excellent horse hay. 55-60 adjacent area to the east either side of Hwy 37 (MOP oreborn child s v tal 111:: doorsy, relocating to Terrace lb. bales. 747-3605 Backlog Program). Located approx. 90 km North of ~rgans are present ...... mid-April. Would like to meet an Kitwanga (150 kilometres northeast of Terrace). RU.P. NO. 276-183-99101 Terrace Pro-LifeEducation Assoc. optimistic woman 19-40 for fun, Box 852, Terrace I friendship and discreet intimate Skeena Sawmills a Division of West Fraser Mills Ltd. is Blocks scheduled for treatments pending field assessments times. Nothing serious, but Re- as follows: scheduled to implement year 2 of the 3 year Pesticide Use 3-2 year old Hereford bblls. 2 Permit No. 276-183-99/01. The permit allows for the appli- spect, Honesty, Discretion, and FL A16882: 1:230 LOST&, Monogamy always. Reply to polled, 1 horned. Semen tested. C.P. Block C.P, Block C.P~ Block cation of Vision (Glyphosate) on approved areas located File #60, c/o Terrace Standard, 250-747-3605 on F.L. A-16882. .. ::: :FOUND i i 202 001 403 001 404 002 • : " ,., . 3210 Clinton, Terrace, BC, VBG AQHA, NEGAJETBAR Stand- 5R2 301 001 403 002 406 00i Proposed Pesticide: LEFT IN Canadian Tire Buggy ing at stud. Solid black 16HH Good feet and withers, Book 302 001 403 003 407 003 Trade Name: Vision Active Ingredient: Glyphosate 35.6% pair of fitover sunglasses. Re- SHORT WAITING list for hip early for 2000 season. Phone 302 002 404 001 408 001 PCP#: 19899 ward offered. 250-635-5221 and knee surgery. Must be will- 504 003 • ing to travel to lower mainland. Jerry at 250-847-3311 controlling competing vegetation. LOST JUNE 17 at 9:30pm at. To better accomodate for those MOF Backlog Silviculture program EXOTIC AND standard live- Application method: ground based backpack sprayers the Bingo Hall in Prince Rupert. waiting for Orthopedic surgery stock auction May 13, 2000 10 1031017-813 103P067-010 103P076-001 a black leather wallet. Please (with or without the use of cones)...... ' ' ...... (hip/knee replacement and oth- am at NT Fall Fair grounds, J 103P076:00.8 103P067-012 ~3P{),7ATcQ01~ return, no questions asked. I.D. Barriere. Small, large animals & Areas'scheduled for treatment are as follows: FLA16882 er orthopedic surgery). Please ' j:,lO3POg6-b]9~~, .... 103P076-020 ]03~0~7~011'"':' , Very~lmoortanti Please:~'ca[[ .contact Orthopedic Inc. at 604- birds~ .CgJ3signments,accepted, c.P:~,~l~_k ...... !c.P/ al~k" ...... 'C,.P.' ,,Bl~k; ...... The*t~otal m;ea-treated wzll not exceed 500 ha. , : .... (250)624:2002"' extension,, "0':: 534-9218. Currently most sur- 7 amito,10 am May 13. 672- 502 001 502 003 503 003 Reward offered. geries can be arranged within 5672 A person can send written copies of information, comments 504 004 505 001 505 002 LOST: PARTIAL Upper den- approximately 8 weeks. or questions to both the applicant and the Deputy FOR SALE Registered red an- Anyone wishing to contribute information about these ture, steel with several teeth. Administrator of the Pesticide Control Act, Ministry of gus bulls. Two years old. In- Please call 250-635-4273 VACATION OF a lifetime! cludes semen testing. Call 250- Environment, Lands and Parks, 325-1101 Fourth Avenue, sites must do so in writing to the Deputy Administrator of the Pesticide Control Act, Ministry of Environment, Lands 40 ft houseboat on Cow- 567-9522 Prince George, British Columbia, V2L 3H9 within 30 days and Parks, 325-1101 Fourth Avenue, Prince George, British ichan Lake, Vancouver Is- of the publication of this notice. GENERAL LIVESTOCK haul- Columbia, V2L 3H9 or to Skeena Sawmills, 5330 Hwy 16 24:0 PERSONALS- land. Info toll free. 1-877- ing, cattle, horses,sheep. Li- West, P.O. Box 10, Terrace, B.C. V8G 4A3 Tel: 635-6336 Fax 750-5678. www.islandhou- censed and insured for Canada, 635-4335, within 30 days of the publication of this notice. A GREAT way to meet great seboats.com USA. Hay. hauling and sales. people! Nodhern BC's newest 250-694-3448, cell 250-692- Note: the total area treated under Pesticide Use Permit avenue for singlesll Profession- 6559, fax 250-694-3769. Jeff SUBMISSION OF A PEST No. 276-183-99/01 and Pest Management Plan #276-197- al, safe, fun atmosphere. Amaz- EVANLY.RAYS i Giesbrecht Transport, Burns 00/05 will not exceed a total of 50Oha in any year and will ing start up ratesll Downtown FREE2000 CALENDAR Lake, BC> average 250ha/yr over a S year period. Office. Stepping out Singles SKY39,99 collectors edili0n MANAGEMENT PLAN Aflencv. 250-612-0400 REG. HEREFORD Yearling roledbest service and mostaccurole bulls, polled, quiet, good feet, Pest Management Plan #351-014-00/05 psychksin Cdain 1998+1999 New bloodllne. Please call 846- Pest Management Plan applicant: i Career 5494 Peter and Anita Gattiker A Skeena Cellulose Inc. Relationships STRAW FOR Sale square Woodlands Operations Spouse habits bales. Phone 847-4083 4905 Keith Avenue • Picking Lotto #'s www.tackstore.bc,ca Terrace, B.C. • • in 2000 Skeena V8G 5LB Telephone: (250) 638-5700 Fax: (250) 638-5720 1-900-451-4055 Project: Kitimat Hospital and Health Centre Kitimat, BC 24 HRS. $2.99/min. 16+ FREE RANGE Skeena Cellulose Inc. is developing and requests approval Proiect: #1027641 Structure, Envelope, Mechanical, Electrical, etc. under the Pesticide Control Act for a Pest Management PORK & GEESE Plan. The plan requires that an integrated approach Trade Contractors ore invited to submit "Expressions of Interest" to perform the trade 3i5 AUCTIONS • ,. • : FOR SALE toward vegetation management be taken; specifically, contract work listed below; Expressions of Interest to be submitted to the Construction that all suitable options, including manual treatments, Manager - Bird Construction Company, located at 220 - 11780 Hammersmlth Way, SCHMIDT AUCTIONS saturday CALL sheep grazing, and herbicides, be considered for treat- Richmond, BC V7A 5E3 Phone: (604) 271-4600, Fax: (604) 271-1850, Attention: Leonard May 27, 2000 11:00 am. 3 miles 798-2214 ment. This plan replaces the Pesticide Use Permit process. Hoyden. "Expression of Interest" must be received by May 09, 2000, 4:00pro East of Burns Lake. Equipment vehicles lumber, tools, tack, *Hay is also The ~urpose of the plan is to detail the management The purpose of receiving expressions of interest is to establish a "List of Bidders" for this and more. To consign items call available for sale approaches that will be utilized in establishing or main- work. The Construction Manager will advise 8C Building Corporation on the suitability Ritchie at 1-250-698-7351 or taining young forests through site preparation, brushing of the respondents. 694-3385 and weeding, and conifer re~ease. To express your interest, please submit on company letterhead two to four pages 355 FURNITURE Vegetation control methods include: describing your firm's capabilities, specifically addressing bonding capability, previous • . .. • . . .. experience, preferably on projects of similar nature, current workload, personnel and Herbicide Treatment Non-Herbicide Treatments MISC OFFICE furniture. 250- English-.Wt'stern :Saihtlery -Sheep Grazing references. 638-7727 -Backpack Applications • Harness Siippli~s: (i.e. broadcast spot, cone, -Manual Brushing (i.e. chain- Upon receipt of expressions of interest, BCBC reserves the right to request additional ' .;c/off,~rrs;: ::: saws, brushsaws, hand, 360 GARAGE wick and basal bark) information from a respondent prior to entering that firm's name on the List of Bidders, EVerytlilngfr[r tl, e: -Hack & Squirt slashing, girdling) SALES : Also, 8CBC reserves the dght to add more bidders or open up the bidding as general Horse LotJer -Cut Stump -Mechanical Site Preparation public tendering if sufficient interest is not generated in any on or all trades. .Glasses ~ TSI ills .. -Brushsaw Applicator GARAGE SALE May 6, 2068 Generally, all contracts of $250,000 or over will require an initial 10% hid bond, followed Churchill Drive. Sat. 8 am - • Geographical description: :,e LemrirrgTnl~:#Adsta - by 50% performance and 50% labour and materials payment bonds upon award. Bid 1pro 5th wheel hook-up for "MAIL ORDERS WELCOME- • SkeenaCellulose Inc. TFL1and FLA16835Operating areas and contract securities for smaller trade contracts may vary. pickup truck. Gas fireplace in- • Orenda Logging Ltd. FLA16883Operating area sort, and numerous household • Buffalo Head Forest Products FLA16884Operating area The Province of 8C's Skills Development and Fair Wage Act will apply to this project. items. r-we now nave~l Communities within or near the Pest Management Plan area Tender documents for some of these packages are scheduled for issue on approximately include: May 10, 2000 with tenders closing commencing approximately May 24, 2000. • Terrace and District • Stewart Preliminary drawings are available for viewing in the offices of DGBK Architects, Vancouver or Royce Candle Architects, Terrace and in the Plan Rooms of Construction Proposed herbicides: Associations in Vancouver, Terrace and Prince George. Trade Name Common Name 2 MOBILE homes 12x56 for Vision Glyphosate Expressions of Interest are Invited for the following Trade Contractor packages: $2000 and 10x40 for $1500. Release Triclopyr Ready to move, great for stor- #9. Structural Steel #17. Aluminum Windows, Glozed age, workshop, etc. 250-638- Duration of the plan is from July 1, 2000 to June 30, 2005, #10. Metal Decking Aluminum Curtain Wall etc, 8084 #11. Miscellaneous Metals #18. Gypsum Board System Copies of the Pest Management Plan application and maps of AIR CONDITIONER replace- the proposed treatment areas may be examined in detai/at: #12. Building Wood Framing #19, Ceramic Tile #13. Spray-on Fireproofing, Fire #20, Resilient and Carpet Tile ment for B12 and R134a, no re. frofitting, runs colder than R-12, Skeena CelluloseInc. #21. Painting and Vinyl Wall Stopping less leakage, do It yourself, safe Woodlands Office #14. Pre-finlshed Metal Cladding / Coverings MINI-AUSSIE puppies for sale. 4905 Keith Avenue to use. Red-tax Dealer: 250- Beautifully marked great family Corrugated Metal Cladding #22. Elevators 567.9969 Terrace, B.C. #15. Roofing #23. Mechanical dogs. Good for inside or out- V8G 5L8 #16. Doors & Frames #24. Electrical FOR SALE 35W x 60L 16H Al- side. Easy to train. First shots Attention: Silviculture Forester pine series steel building built and worming call Surrey at 1- for the snow loads of the Interl- 604-575-2280 to view. A person wishing to contribute to the development of the pro- Rick Steele is B.C, Building Corporation's Project Manager who can be or. Must selll Make an offer. PUREBRED posed Pest Management Plan can send written copies of com- contacted at Telephone: (250) 952-8389 and Fax: (250) 952-8286. I~ b Worth $20,500. 250-567-3810 shepherd puppies. ments to both the applicant and the Deputy Administrator of HONEYSUCKLE GARDEN Flrsl shots. Health hp and el- the Pesticide Control Act, Min!stry of Environment, Lands and General enquiries may be directed to the Construction Managers • m= Bird Construction Company. Attn: Leonard Hoyden at ~ Centre. Large selection of per- bows guarantees. Parents may Parks (address below), within 30 days of the publication of this U ennials, bedding plants, stokes be seen. Avalable April 1. Ter- notice. seed, bulk seed potatoes, hang- race, 250-635-4084 Deputy Administrator, Ministry of Environment, Lands and Parks ing baskets, trees shrubs, gal- PUREBRED MIN. poodles. Un- 325-1011 Fourth Avenue vanized steel frame greenhous. rag stered $3501 250-615-7679 Prince George, B.C. The lowestor any tenderwill =Buildings es. Large selection of sizes and not necessarilybe accepted, t;0rp0ra~n options, 10'x15' Gothic style V2L 3H9 TOUCH OF the wild. Hybrid Telephone'. (250) 565-6155 Fax: (250) 565-6945 starting at $520, cold frames 10'x20' atartlng at $450, Decker Wolves. Excellent companions, Lake. 250-698.7337 days. gentle and triendly, very faithful. Phone 847.6039. $350 each. B8- The Terrace Standard, Wedn'esda);, May 3, 2000

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ALPENHORN PUB & Bistro re- EARN $200, $300, $500 per quires a Sous Chef, food safe week, assembling product in Are you interested required, wage naegotiable, your own home, send a self ad- Srnithers, B.C. Fax 847-5456 or dressed stamped envelope to: call Deb or Todd 847-5366 O.P.H. 6.2400 Dundas St. CoxtOs ell°r Trai . CARTERS JEWELLERS Is West, Suite 541 ref 683 Misets- now accepting applications both sauqa, Ont, L5K 2R8 full-time and part-time sales po- GITXSAN HEALTH Authority sitions. Interested applicants requires a community health must enjoy working with the nurse to provide community public and in giving the best We are offering a six month full-time nursing services to Gltxsan service possible. Applicants communities located in north l)rofessional Counselling Program leading to a please apply in person with western BC. Baccalaureate de- Residential School Abuse Counsellor Certificate complete resume and referenc- gra in nursing or RN with comes. No experience necessary munity health diploma and 3 years experience, Current li- START DATE: May 8, 2000 cense to practice nursingin MARIAH BC., criminal record check and 3 references are required. Sub- The Counsellor Training Institute of Canada RECREATION For More Information Call 635-6511 mit letter of application and re- and the Northwest Band Social Workers MANAGEMENT sume to Arleen Thomas, Exec- Association are in partnership for this full time ....~:,:~Northwest ,=,. , ",=. , ~..'... A SERVICES utive Administrator, Gitxsan iCommunlty Health Authourity, Box 223, Ha- program.There is limited seating .'md if you are is seeking BC Legacy :,::,.~: .allege' Environment Youth Team zelton, BC V0J 1Y0. Fax 250- interested of would like further information, crew n'kembers for 842-0079 please call (250) 638-0744 or 1-888-655-6533 employment for 10 weeks (out of town). 460 :EQUIPMENT.:: : 510 BUSINE~ '::' on the developrnent of oPPORTUNITIE recreational facilities in J.S. Jones 1981 JD 740A Grapple winch 0 ABSENTEE OWNER selling local provincial & regional hours on engine, workorders parks. This is a work AUCTIONS ARE hot! Exciting photo lab in Campbell River. TIMBER LTD. avail., good running cond. Fur- Modern equipment, good loca- training and job ther info 250-636-9018 Dot.Cam business, Turnkey, experience program for requires a training, high profit, no experi- tion, excellent tourist trade. 1990 FORD 9000 Dump truck. Provides very good living for youth. There a re Certified Heavy Duty ence, no selling, exceptional owner/operator. $699,000, May opportunities for crew 3306 Cat, Nahani Hilift Box (ar- home/office or plug in business. Mechanic mor plated), plumbed for pup., Blq Demand. 1-800-654-9788 be purchased for as little as members in the new rubber, certified, can be $15,000 down plus approx- community of Terrace, to fill a position immedi- BOAT TOURS/CHARTERS. The Cornerstone of Community Education for 25 years aeen at SKB Auto wreckers. imately $20,000 Inventory. Con- Participants must be: ately !n their Boston Bar Sunny Okanagan. 35 passeng- tact Don: 250-361-4320 days, Phone 250-847-4740 ,/between the ages of 16 - Division. LeToumeau & Traffic Control Flagging ...... $169 er, C.G, certified, 40' vessel. 250-388-5683 eveninqs. 24 and physically fit 20 FT reefer box, cooler and logging equip experi- ,r May 6-7 Huge top deck. Liquor license. ESTABLISHED GROWTH ori- ,/willing/able to work power gate. Best offer. Call Appraised $300,000, health ence an asset. 250-635-1132 ented company seeking career outdoors in all kinds of Foodsafe Level I ...... $99 forced sale- $150,000. 250- oriented Bakery Professional Please mail/fax resumes POWER SAWS for parts. Mod- 549-1669 or [email protected] weather May 8, 10, 16, 17 (evenings) Supervisory position. Resume ,/available for 10 week to: el #61, #266, #81, asking E-COMMERCE Franchise. Mul- to Box #45 c/o Morning Star, Air Conditioning Retrofit ...... $135 $50.00 each. 250-635-7400 duration ATI'N: Shane Brown tiple E-Commerce Profit Den- 4407 - 25th Ave, Vernon, BC, Wages: $9.00/hr/35 hr May 8 SANDBLASTING SAND deliv- tres No experience required. V1T 1P5 Box I00 week Boston Bar, B.C. Transp. of Dangerous Goods ...... $70 ered, excellent price. 847-4083 Earn up to $10-$20K per Start Date: May 15/00 month, full training, complete TRAIN TO work in the comput- V0K 1C0 =r May 10 THUNDERBIRD RANCH and er industry. Network Techni- farm equipment. Quality used turnkey business. 1-800-654- To apply, fax resumes by FAX: (604) 867-9797 9788 cian, Computer Technician, ;' OFA Level I ...... $83 sales & Iocators. Hauling avail- Programmer Analyst, Office Ad- May 11/00 to: able. Dave Crossan 250-567- ESSENTIAL OIL Markets ex- =¢ May 11,15 or22 ministrator. For program or Mariah Recreation HELP WANTED. Clerk Cashier 2607, 6 km Mapes Road, Van- ploding. Earn big $$ from home student loan information, from Commercial Vehicle Inspection ...... $350 derhoof, BC in this lucrative industry. See Management Services required for local store. This is a our CDI College (Abbotsford part/fulltime position. Must be qr May 11-12 why. Free info pack 1-800-773- Campus) Call toll free today 1- Fax: (250) 964-2286 9963 able to work weekends and shift Building Service Worker ...... $225 888-229-1555 work. Ideal candidate will pos- GREEN HOUSES for sale. ~" May 12-14 sess team player attitude, com- 8'x10' and up. Call for informa- municate with the public, ability Internet/E-mail ...... $89 LOGGING TRUCK loads of tion 250-635-3067 to handle cash, strong interper- o- May 13 Birch firewood for sale. Phone RETIREMENT BENEFITS, sonal skills, reliable. Fax Re- 638-7290. more than 100%, no desk fees; Transportation Endorsement ...... $83 Nest Fraser Hills Ltd. sume to 250-635-9101 510: BUSINESS sponsoring benefits, residual in- LICENSED AUTOMOTIVE ~" May 16 or June 23 ., . . come, free cash advances, Exit Williams Lake Division Technician. Minimum 4 years Realty, North America's fastest Mgmt. Skills - Part III ...... $445 QPPORTUNITIES training. Ford or dealership ex- growing real estate franchise perience an asset. Specialties • ¢ May 16-19 $$GOVERNMENT PRO- system. 1-888-935-3948 Licenced Log Scaler in electronic engine control and Intro to Windows ...... $164 GRAMS information Govern- THE CHANCE to start your own climate control. Diesel Drive- ment assistance programs in- business. This is your opportun- The Position: ability. Fax resume to 250-832- t'. May 16-25 (Tuesday &Thursday evenings) formation to assist the start or ity - operate your own business, This is a 9-10 month position working in our log yard. Duties 8190 Attn: Service Manaqer include weighing trucks, scaling sample loads, Ministry of Forests OFA Level III ...... $639 expansion of your business and sum stock on location. You pro- MATURE ADULT for babysit- farm. Call 1-800-505-8866 vide the retail experience for a Month End Reports, and other associated log yard functions. The ~" May 23-June 2 applicant will be self-starter with good interpersonalskills capable ting in my home. Infant first aid. 1000 BC Businesses for Sale minimum investment of $4,800. 250-635-7470 Foodsafe Level II ...... $99 View online at www.Business- For more information call Karl of working with minimum supervision. 260-635-2312 P/T PROCESS servers req'd in ,r May 23-June 1 (Tuesday &Thursday evenings) Trader.cam or call 250-312- Qualifications: the Terrace area. Valid drivers 7876 WE ARE a No Royalty Dollar The applicant must be a licencedscaler authorized to scale timber license, clean driving recordand Plant Medicine ...... $79+ ATTENTION: I lost 40 pounds Store Franchise. We can build in the Interior of B.C. with 2-3 years experience;Good working criminal history check req'd. ~r- May 27 in 2 months. We need repre- you an amazing store. Save knowledge of computers and Iog,.Yard activitiesi:,Personswith Please fax resume to 604-713- sentatives in your area. Call to- • you a ton of money. Locations esser clua ficat ons ma,y be,c0ns deced~as.atr~.j~.Eei~ ,~ ;...... 7260 Intro to --Word 97 ...... $1 64 day. 250-635-1543. available nowl Carl: 1-800-992- 9932 QUALITY BUSINESS for sale. ,G- May 30-June 8 (Tuesday &Thursday evenings) Salary: .... Suits a purchaser with experi- HERBALIFE INDEPENDENT Salary will be commensurate with experience. Maps & Compass ...... $79+ Distributor. for product or oppor- ence in trucking, road building, or logging operations. A money- ~" June 3 tunity. Please call Evelyn 250- Interested applicants should reply in Writing by May 15, 2000 to: 635-1543 RECENT GRAD-SI We may maker with a long established have the job for youl If you're history of strong cash flow; ICE CREAM Shop. Equipment ATTENTION:Tom Merrlck : Profitable trend increasing complete for Ice Cream, both outgoing, attractive, neat in ap- West Fraser Mills Ltd. soft & hard. Also Pizza, hotdog, pearance, The Marketing Divi- Williams Lake Division again for 2000; Significant value PO Box 4360 in real estate holdings and op- Natcho, Slurpee quipment. sion of ICL has openings for 3 eraUng assets; Repeat ongoing Price $49,000. Phone 250-638- more canvassing sales reps for and suitable business that is not 8889 or 250-638-8768 our National Circulation Benefit V2GW,,amS2v4 Lake, 8C i: Phone: (250) 392-7784 .... : bid based; Diverse customer MINISTORAGE COMPLEX. Program; starting salary $1647 base including most of the 30-34 storage units 48 covered a month plus bonus incentives. Fax: (250) 392-7010 ' E-Mail: tmerr@westfrasertim bar.ca • area's premier companies, utili- RV bays, 10 containers. Suite Full training, company transpor- ties, government agencies and rl - _.- above office, 1 1/2 acres, fully tation, travel is Western Cana- municipalities; A competetive fenced. 250-249-5755 (Ques- da(Extensive) medical, dental advantage that can be demon- nel) plan, youthful dynamic work en- strated; Vendor retires; Central PSYCHICS NEEDED Home vironment, No experience nec- Interior location. Price $1.75 Based Opportunity. Please in- : essary, just a great, fun attitude million, provides good return on Immediately clude: Type of readings and and eagerness to learn. This Investment. For further informa- length, Hours available, Your Canvassing Sales job would be Certified Benchman tion: Comwest Brokers Inc. 604- II to io'm the team in a busy progressive, I cost for readings, Profile/Re- perfect for recent GRADS. To Canfor is one of Canada's largest integrated forest 636-3350 sume. E Mail psychicmedium arrange a personal interview, products companies with principal operations in II friendly salon for part time or full time work: I please send a complete resume REQUIRED PERMANENT live @kamloops.com. Fax# (250) British Columbia and Northern Alberta. Our Polar in care giver for elderly man, II A Licenced, Experienced I 376-9523 to Personnel Manager, 201- 251, Laurence Avenue, Kel- operation in Bear Lake (65 KM north of Prince two days per week. Must be flu- owna, B.C. Closing Date for George) currently has a job opening for a full-time ent in English, non-smoker, II , Hair$1ylist • I have first aid ticket, bondable. • :.:5.40HELP i~i .: application would be May 10, Certified Benchman. 2000 Send resume with references to II IF you are outgoing, friendly, I :.:."WANTED File #16, c/o Terrace Standard, II and a team player, apply with resume to: I Qualifications for the position include a grade 12 3210 Clinton St, Terrace BC, diploma and a good understanding of the lumber V8G 5R2. II Images by Karlene I manufacturing process. The successful candidate SKEENA DISTRIBUTION Serv- will have exceptional interpersonal and analytical ices, Northwest BC's Hostess II 4652 LazelleAvenue / Skeena Cellulose Inc. skills with a team player attitude. Fdto Lay distdbutor has opening for holiday relief route ddv- I, t,y 635 4997 Skeena Cellulose Inc. is an integrated Forest Daily transportation to the work site from Prince er. Drop resume at 4931 Keith Products company located in British Columbia with George is provided. Canfor offers a safe, high quality Ave. Between 1:00-5:00 pm Sawmill operations in Terrace, Carnaby, Kitwanga and working environment, with IWA rates and benefits. weekdays, (formerly Skeena Bevera.qes) Smithers; a 1300 tonne per day Kraft pulpmill in Prince Shift work, including weekends, can be expected. Rupert and Head Office in Vancouver. THE COSTA-LESSA Motel is We thank all applicants for their interest in Canfor, looking for a mature person to We currently have opportunities in our Terrace however, only those selected for an interview will be fill the position of a combina- Operation for: tion chambermaid/desk clerk. H.D. OR COMMERCIAL contacted. Please apply in confidence to the address SAWMILL SHIFT SUPERVISOR & below before May 12, 2000. This person should be consci- TRANSPORT MECHANIC entious, ambitious, and a team PLANER SHIFT SUPERVISOR Canadian Forest Preducts Ltd, player, Please appy at the Cos- Immediate openingin Terrace. ta Lessa Motel, 3867 Hwy 16 Qualified technicianfamiliar with all phases of H,D. truck repairs. To qualify, you will be a mature individual with Polar East, Terrace between the Preferred qualifications would include, motor vehicle inspection superior administration, organizational and license, air brake ticket, weldingand diesel enginerepairs. General Delivery hours of 6-8 pro. All applicantsmust be self motivated, outgoingand energetic team interpersonal skills. A B.C.I.T. graduate or equivalent Bear Lake, BC V0J 3GO with proven supervisory skills is a prerequisite. players, Fax: (250) 972-4323 WE PAY you to lose weight. We offer excellent renumeration and a comprehensive benefits Knowledge of export grades and markets would be an Attention: Monty Manahan, HR Coordinator Needed eight serious people package, asset. www.canfor.com Immediately. Call Susan 1-888- Please remit resume to: The incumbents would be responsible for leading 563-1333, Bob Stevens and coordinating departmental production, ensuring LFJ International Trucks Ltd. crew safety and training, meeting cost control goals as 3467 Hwy 16 East, well as maintaining crew feedback and morale. Terrace, BC vgG 4P3 Our Terrace sawmill operations include a state-of- TEL: 635-9198 FAX: 635-9115 the-art sawmill, constructed in 1988, with a production Denny's Restaurants capacity of 300,000 cubic metres, operated on a two- in Terrace is looking for a shift, five day per week schedule. V TED The successful candidate will be located in Terrace, BC, a growing community that offers excellent General Manager educational and medical facilities as well as superior recreational opportunities. We offer a great place to work, a solid benefit package, a competitive Skeena Cellulose Inc. offers a competitive salary salary and bonus program with earning potential of $40,000+ a year. Coast Tractor & Equipment Ltd., with an excellent benefit plan as well as the Terrace branch is currently looking for a opportunity.for career development and advancement You need to provide at least 3 years experience in a restaurant qualified heavy duty mechanic. All interested within the organization. management position, ability to complete tasks on a timely basis and For confidential consideration, send your'resume by work flexible hours.You must be able to lead by example, be a team parties should apply in writing or in person to: May 1.9, 2000 to: ...... player, have a dedication to Standards and project a professional Mike Kerbrat, Shawna Van Home corporate image. 4650 Keith Ave., Terrace, B.C. VgG 4K1 Personnel Assistant 4900 Kelth Avenue " If this is you, please send your resume to: Terrace, BC V8G 5L8 ...... District Manager COAST Im i Fax: (250) 638-3120 1650 Central Street TRACTOR Prince George, B.C.V2M 3C2 I The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 3, 2000- B9 636 HOUSES FOR RENT ..... Trailer Park in Thornhill 15 pads and 2 houses plus nearby owners EXPERIENCED CARPENTER FURNISHED 1 bedroom apart- FULLY EQUIPPED cottages on LARGE 2 bedroom upstairs, 4 ACRES, zoned M1. Flat com- residence with workshop & storage, 7+ acres Richard Thornton Construction. ment, in Thornhill. $380 per Shuswap Lake Store marina Li- Thornhill suite, 5 appliances, pacted gravel. Fully srviced. Available for renovations, re- month plus damage deposit quor agency. Totem Pole Re- garage, no yard, no smoking, Gated, paved access. Adjacent ( $640,000 Phone 635-4453 ,I pairs or new construction. 25 $190. Utilities not included, no sort sleeps 6+. email totempole $475 month. Phone 250-635- to CN Rail. Land Survey and years experience.Call Richard pets. 250-635-6851 [email protected]. 1-888-835- 7411 environmental approvals done 638-8526. IN TERRACE 4 bdrm lower unit 1922 LARGE THREE bedroom 1999. Contact Queensway mini EXPERIENCED CARPENTER. of duplex $750/mo. NG heat & LAKESHORE COTTAGES for house, located at 4813 Lazelle storage, 2350 Queensway Drive, Terrace BC. 250-638- Jurgen Mattheis. 635-7810. hot water. DD & ref reqd. Phone summer rental. Suitable for cou- Ave. Available June 1st. $850 New Premium Housing, renos, office remodel- 0204. $160,000 • .. ~,~ ~:~ 250-798-9554. ple or family. No pets. Cozy, pri- per month. Security deposit and Home in ing, Independent distributor of vate. Furnished. Eastside Lak- references required. 250-635- COMMERCIAL PROPERTY on Sun-Free vinyl products. NEAR NEW, bright, spacious 2 Up-Scale bdrm apt. Onsite caretakers, 5 else. One camping, one modern 2643 Halliwell in Terrace. 2500 sq.ft. PRECISELY RIGHT MOVING. cotta.qe. Phone 250-798-2267 buildings on 1/2 acre. Formerly Neighbourhood at appliances, NG fireplace, mini LOOKING FOR quiet prates- TRUCK and 28' trailer en- Northern Light Studio. $95,000 3519 Cory Drive storage, NO pets, references sional or working couple. New closed, will protect your goods or best offer. 250-638-0413 required. $750/month. 250-635- very large 2 bedroom, full crawl across town or across country. Features: 6248 space storage, 1 1/2 Bath, oek Will assist, or load for you. Rea- FOR LEASE Retail or commer- • oak floornrg hr living and dining rooms ,well.in closetin masterbedroom cabinets, tile floor, fenced, W/D sonable rates. Terrace at 615- NEW 2 bedroom apartment su- cial spaces available. Available ,ceramic tile/leering in kitchen oad entr~vay .exterior finishingof hrick and vinyl hookup. Dishwasher, F&S. 0002 or 638-6969 (cell). ite. 2 floors, very clean and immediately. Lots of perking. oonk cabinets in kitchen arrd baths *double ¢o~gornge quiet area. Has covered park- Warehouse, 2 OH doors. Phone Avail June 1, $750 month. 250- • large deck off kitchen oahnve average finishing work a must see eng. Comes with F/S, W/D. No 250-635-2312. 28'x36' and 638-0661 1189 SO.FT. 3 bedroom home, • ensuite bath pets pleasell Available April 1. 55'x20'. NEW DOWNTOWN 2 bedroom with 2 bedroom self-contained Was Listed at $205,000 Now Reduced To Phone 250-635-4571 condo 2 1/2 baths, 5 applianc- suite down, attached garage, NEWLY RENOVATED 2 bed- es, A/C, built-in vacuum, private fenced, fruit trees, private lot 11 99,OOO + os'r 1 AND 2 bdr apts available room apartment, storage room, entrance, private garage. Avail- backs onto river, 8 appliances, For Appointment To View: immed, On site management, laundry facilities. Available May able June 1st, Damage deposit $139,000. 250-638-1292 STRAAT-A-VARIOUS HOMES LTD. 250-635-6929, 250-635-5136 1st. $500/month. 250-638-1115, and ref. required. No pets. $850 18'X22' LOG Cabin. For more or635-6428. 250-615-9772 month. Phone 250-635-3645 information or to view please 1,2, 3, bdr apt. Availimmd. On SMALL 2 bedroom Duplex for 1 phone 250-847-4515 635-4097 site management, Ref reqd. ONE BEDROOM apt. Cable or 2 people, stove, fridge, no 3 BEDROOM House. Excellent 635-6428 or 638-0134 or 615- and laundry facilities. New man- pets. $375/ month. Call 250- condition. Large fenced yard. 0345 agement on site. No pets please. 250-615-5441 ALMARLIN BUILDING 638-7727. Thornhill. $120,000 on southside. Avail- 2 BDR apt 2 1/2 baths, 5 ap- 321 9 Eby Street able immediately. 250-635- pliances, AJC, alarm system, ONE BEDROOM furnished THREE BEDROOM Thornhill apartment in Thornhill. Single 2509 built in vacuum, private en- Tel: (250) 635-7191 home. F/S, W/D, dayroom, pa- ~'~~: ~ ] This is a 3 occupancy only. No pets. Refer- trance & garage, available June tio, large fenced lot, garden ences required. $360/month + Ground Floor: ~~:~,..:~. i~ bedroom home 1st, Damage deposiL ref. re- area. Two vehicle enclosed go. $160 Sac. dep. Phone 250-635- rage. Hose trained pets wel- rSherry Anderson quired. No pets. Walking dis- 2,625 sq. ft. ~?'~~~~ close to scho" ols 2065. come. Available May 1. Ref. tance to downtown. $800 per Second Floor: Notary Public ~~ ...... ~ and walking month. Phone 250-635-3845 ONE BEDROOM unit in Thorn- req. Phone 250-635-4471. $900 Real Estol~, hill available immediately. $325 445 sq. ft. per month Conveyancing distance to city 2 BEDROOM apartment avail- wills, able nowl Has washer/dryer, per month. 250-635-7025 even- Mobile Home ~~,~shops. Priced to in qs. TransFers, New roof shingles blarch this year. fridge/stove, & gas fireplace. REASONABLE Dedoralions, sell at Located downtown w/parking & TWO BEDROOM Upstairs su- Mortgage Floor area 1321 Sq.Ft. Lot size 70x122 secured entrance. References a ite. Private entrances. With RATES Documentation, $109,900 MLS must. No smoking or pets al- yard. Downtown. Natural gas TERRACE MASONIC Hall is Notarizations Member lowed. $650 monthly + damage heat. $650 per month. Available available for rental, suitable for NEW U~T.ATION deposit. Call 250-635-2250 or immediately. Deposit required. 60 diners or 80 sitting in rows. #104-4644 Lazelle Ave. '~'c, " Terrace, B.C., V8G 1S6 250-635-1622. Call 250-638-0790 for appt. to Details from Hugh, 250-638- Ted Garnerco" view. No pets. 7798 any time day or niqht. Tel: (250) 635-5988 C.erJrY21 2 BEDROOM economy apart- 635-6361 ments in quiet location near WE ARE taking applications Fax: (250) 635"5926 j town. Pets welcome. 250-635- Fully furnished 1 bedroom IndependentlyOwned and 0pertaled. 9102 apartments in Thornhill, Motz 5 BDRM house w/2 kitchens, 1 up, 1 down, 2 1/2 baths, large 2 BEDROOM upper unit in four- road. $800 per month. Utilities included. $400 damage deposit. 1972 WINDSOR mobile home. fenced yard, 9 fruit trees, 2 plex, Thornhill. $600/month, 1800 SQ. FT. paved driveways, workshop, with utilities included. Damage No pets. References required. 12'x48'. Situated on Braun's Is- FREE Sheila Love 250-635-2312 land. No reasonable offer re- garden area, RV parking area, deposit. Ref. required. 250-635- IN GOBINO lower part of house is well lit, 5992 fused. Must be moved. Phone MARKET 635-3004 250-638-1509 separate entrance, and could 3 BEDROOM upper suite. MALL be used as a rental unit. EVALUATION Terrace 2 BDRM mobile home w/addi- CLose to schools. Laundry facil- $150,000. Phone 250-638-8427 4717 tion, 4 appliances, $600/month, ities available. $575/month. available immediately. Phone BEST BUY Everl This month WHY RENT!l! 250-638-7290 onlyl 5 bedroom home for LAKELSE AVE. 250-635-2126 3 bedroommobile with Europeankilchen, newer APT FOR rent: 2 bedroom, $89,000 aBe. In quiet cul-de- FOR MORE INFO. 2 BEDROOM 12x68 mobile fla0ring, 5 appliances,fenced yard, and slarago available May 1, 2000. F/S, sac, 3452 Parmenter. 250-635- home on private lot, w/addition, shed.AVAIb~BLE NOW! W/D, no pets, non smokers. CALL 0671 or 250-615-8182 4 appliances, 600 month, no 250-638-0046 or 250-635-4852 Would you like a landlord CLEAN AND Bright 5 bedroom ~ S18,900MLS 250-635-3409 who treats you as a pets, available immediately. ATTRACTIVE 1 bdrm suite, OR 250-635-9101 leave messaqe. home on bench, 3000 sq.ft., 3 utilities included, $450/month + valued customer? newer bathrooms, Irg. kitchen, IF so, try us! 3 BEDROOM mobile with large LAKELSE FRONTAGE deposit. 250-638-8482. 250-635-5981 new deck off IMngroom, sepa- ": • ' < . - ....' Available immediately. addition, F/S, W.D natural gas rate dining room, new wood Yearround ar weekend relrenl, Sis 3 bedroom BeautiFul 2-Bedroom and heat. No pets. Damage deposit stove in rec room. Newer roof, h0maoffers 1 '/, bass,European kilchen, window and references required. 1-Bedroom Suite. Bright and 636 HOUSESFOR: newer upstairs windows. Estab- wall which0tfers a speclacuhrview, 183' heath HUNTINGTON Clean. Washer/Dryer. Available April 30/2000. $750. lished yard with fish pond. New t :' ~ , ; RENT: ;: . 250-635-1393 ~lb dock. I APARTMENTS Beautiful fenced yardwith shed, includes 5 appliances. S248,000MLS gardens. Close to schools 3 BEDROOM trailer with addi- 4124 Anderson. $155,000. 250- Taking Applications and downtown. 1A FURNISHED or unfurnished tion, fenced yard. Wired shop. 638-1011 one bedroom house in Thorn- HI.CEILIHOED CONTEMPORARY ./ NowNOW $650/monlh (ufil. incl.) Garden area. Newly renovated. FOR SALE or rent to own. 4 hill. Close to schools, stores, $675/month plus damage de- ~ Spaciousoak kikhenfonluras on isl0nd,broak(asl / for 1 & 2 . ;v' $525/monlh ':, :',' bedroom home on 4:1/2 acres " ,.'~..~ ::i.:!::::~:~, " laundromat. $415/month. Avail- posit. 250-638-8723 ,with ,a large sh~p. An,,orchard, •" ~..-...-:':";~=~...... ::::::::::::::::::::::::nook and g0rde0,d0ars op!o mul!i.leveldeck. Call 61,5*31,20' ..... abJ~ May 1st, 250-638-8052 ~ ~i • BedmomBedroom suites~-i:i:suites~:i:i::~ dHICLIWAI~K! !V'AOANT:"~o- and a beautiful view.:5, km:to Living/diningarea is opento secondfloor. Sunken /i: cJeanl.~ieanlquiei)en0~;atedq6ie(~en0vated suite~ ~" " 2 1/2 bedroom house, ya=;d, bile home pads, rent or long downtown Terrace. Call Da~/e famJlyroam p us)e{~d0m'nbasenlenL / "Amp.leparking i: 608BASEMENT , garden, close to town, non- term lease. Call Phil 604-970- and leave message. 780-991- $229,000MLS Ill : Laundryfacilities on each floor smoking. Damage deposit re- 3422 Synergy Service Realty 38OO |/ Closeto schools& downtown :: SUITE:'I:I ,: quired. $750 per month, in- Group or Bob 877-228-4537 HOUSE FOR sale $99,000, cludes utilities. Available June '11/' On bus route Homelife Glenayre Southside. 1000 plus sq.ft. 4 1,188 SQ.FT 3 bdrm rancher on 2 BEDROOM apartment, newly 1st. 250-638-7608 /1t' Securityentrance . bedroom with basement. 10x12 large lot. 4 years old, open renovated. $525/month. Hot garden shed, and some ap- ///' onsite management 2 BDRM duplex Thornhill. Quiet kitchen, laundry room, neatly water included. Recreation and pliances. For appointment 250- /1/' Nope s area. Cats okay. $500/month finished. NG heat & hot water. laundry. On site manager. No 638-1282 EXCELLENT NEIGHBOUR- /1/' Referencesrequired plus deposit & ref. 250-638- Possible rent to own. $132,900. pets. Ref. Required. Available HOOD in horseshoe area. 8503 Available immediately. HOUSE FOR sale. 2 Bed- Call collect after 5:00 p.m. 250- /11 Toview,o, June 1st. Rent to purchase FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted rooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 acres, Close to schools. 3 bedrooms. 359-6629 available. 250-635-0662 or 250- 2 BDRM townhouse. Clean - location Thomhill, clean, quiet, $175,000. 2 bedroom rancher 1 1/2 bathrooms. NG heat, ho- SQ,FT. non-basement 3 615-6762 quiet. Fridge/stove. Suitable for no pets, no smoking, ref. re- located in Park like setting near tawater, wood fireplace, brick 1030 IlL. 638-1748 quired. $300 month. All includ- bedroom home. Lot 61x100. 2 BEDROOM basement suite professional couples. No pets. woodland park subdivision, pri- patio and new deck. Updated ed except food. Phone 250- Natural gas furnace, hotwater, for non-smokers. No pets. Dam- Ref. required.Phone .250"635- vate road access. Call 250-638- carpet and flooring. Partially fin- AVAILABLE MAY 1/00, a one fireplace. Includes ffldge, stove, age deposit. References re- 3796 638-1970 8320 ished basement. Large private bedroom ground floor suite lo- dishwasher, washer, dryer, cated in quiet neighbourhood quired. $550 per month includ- 2 BEDROOM RENTAL suite in LOOKING FOR roommate to JACK PINE Flats. 3 bedroom yard Backing onto Howe Creek share a large trailer with full freezer, blinds. Near schools on Medeek. Suite has 4 ap- ing heat and hydro, Phone 250- town. Available immediately. home on basement. Carport, Trail. $154,900. 250-635-5371 length addition. $400 month, and downtown. $97,000. Call pliances fridge, stove, washer 635-8277 Damage deposit, references re- wired garage, greenhouse, 2.3 GOSSEN CREEK Subdivision quired. Call 250-635-2932 or utilities included. 250-635-0655 635-2744 or kookie@ker- and dryer, $600 per month in- 2 BEDROOM suite. Downtown acres. $115,000.250-635-4246 1.72 acres 1200 sq.ft, home, 6 mode.net. area. On Lazelle. Heat and 250-638-1053 ROOMMATE WANTED. Look- yrs old. 2 bedrooms up 2 bed- cludes utilities. Non smoking NEWLY RENOVATED Town- 1145 SQ,FT. 4 bedroom, 2 laundry included. $550 per 2 BEDROOM, 1 1/2 bath town- ing for 1 or 2 roommates to rooms down. 2 baths. 880 sq.ft. unit. For more information or to house with a modern look. Must baths with full basement. Up- month. 250-635-7025 house. Stove and Fridge includ- share 3 bdrm home in Thornhill. shop. 900 sq.ft, hobby house. view call Roger at 250-635- be seen to appreciate so call to dated, exceptionally main- 5414 or 250-635-3400 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY ed, W/D hookups. No pets. Available Immediately. Ref. book. 3 bdrm, 1 1/2 bath, Large, Garden, green house, fruit Req. Call 250-638-8557 tatnedl Lots of storage, many FULLY FURNISHED 2 bed- Close to downtown. 1 bdrm $600 month. 250-635-5213 Bright Kitchen. Fenced back- trees. Asking $167,000. Call 250-638-0745 extrasl Must be seenl 142,500. room suite on acreage. 1000 basement suite- f/s, heat, hy- 2 BEDROOMS, fireplace, ga- • : ':705: yard with a storage shed. Close 4841 Loen 250-635-5768 dro, and cabe included. Securi- rage, storage shed, covered to schools & downtown. 250- LOG BUILDINGS in-stock 24 x sq.ft, private entrance. W/D, no 1150 SQ.FT, 3 bedrooms up, 2 ty deposit and references re- deck, large fenced in yard with 635-7476 36 with half loft, 30x40 with half smoking, no parties. $900 me ACREAGES/LOTS bedrooms down, 2 1/2 baths. quired. $500/month. Call 250- fruit trees, appliances, pets ok. loft. Tiny's Log Homes. Phone includes utilities. New 2 bed- NORTH USK 2500 sq ft on two Exceptional condition. Main room 2 bath suite on acreage. 638-8010 Upper Thomhill. $850/month + 160-ACRES and Large house. floors plus basement. Work- 250-699-6560 Damage Depbsit. 250-635-6254 flooor freshly painted and new 1400 sq.ft, includes fridge, BACHELOR SUITE for rent. Fenced yard/garden, generator shop, fruit trees. Liveable. MUST BE Seen 1250 sq. ft. leave messe.qe. bath. Cabinets refinished. Base- stovel W/D. No Smoking. Out- Close. to town. No pets, non- power. Excellent water. Ap- Needs finishing. Great potential. rancher In horseshoe. 3 bed- ment 80% complete with outside pet okay. $750 plus utili- smokers, no parties. Damage 3 BEDROOM (Upper floor) praised $267,000. Asking $55,000.250-638-8526 rooms, large livingroom. New side basement entrance. In- ties. Call 250-635-5061 deposit and references re- House for rent. 2 bathrooms, $199,000. Scenic/Private. 250- SACRIFICE SALE "Unique kitchen cabinets. New llooring, cludes 5 appliances, gas stove quired. Available April 1. 250- laundry room, deck, large back- 846-9132 Character Home" 2604 Braun french glass doors. Wood & dryer. Extra large lot on out- P , " • 638-8874 yard ref.required, non smoker. 5 ACRE view lot with small St. 250-635-4857. $169,000 stove, large patio, garage. skirts of city. Presently rented. PARK MANOR APTS BASEMENT SUITE for single $800 me. 250-638-8837 home on the Skeena River in TWO SIDE-by-side lots, one $121,900.Call 250-635-5510 Asking $109,000. Interested 2 bedroom apt., person. Non-smoking. No kitch- 3 BEDROOM house in Horse- Cedarvale. May accept motor with house 1532 sq. ft. with STARTER HOME in Horse- parties call 250-961-2298 or en facilities. 250-635-5893 shoe. New looking, new kitchen yacht or RV unit as trader or basement entry, and one with shoe, two bedrooms, N/G fur- 250-561-2102. $600 mth, includesheat. NEW 2 bedroom suite for rent, cabinets, french glass doors. down payment. Call 250-635- large centre shop (30' x 30'), nace, vinyl windows & wood 1320 SQ.FT. townhouse, 2 Ige Close to swimmingpool & all utilities included. Non Wood stove, large patio, fenced 7009 with attached smaller shop on floors. Perfect for the first time bdrm & den, 1 1/2 bath, private downtown. smoker, and please no pets. yard, garage, $800/month. Call APPROX. 15 acres with fron- each side. Phone 250-635-7711 buvefl $87,500. 250-638-7688 dock in backyard. Strata titles, No pets. Available May 1st. Phone after 250-635-5510 tage on Skeena & Zumacord w/snow removal and lawn care. References required. 6:00 to 250-635-7477 3 BEDROOM house. Garage. Rivers. Great group investment $104,900. 250-638-1568 ONE BEDROOM spacious su- W/D, Large fenced yard with for recreational property or your • Ph. 635-3475 • ite for rent. No pets. No smok- fruit trees. Pets welcome. Cop- own getaway spot. 250-635- ing. In horseshoe area. Close to per river estates. 250-615-4735. 506t 3 BEDROOM 2 year old ranch- downtown. 250-615-9467 and Call any time. " : 705 :::: i : er, south side, 2 bathrooms, CLINTON MANOR leave message. Available May 3 BEDROOM suite available skylites, vaulted ceilings, plus st. WE ARE TAKING APPLICATIONS 1 June 1st or sooner, utilities & ACREAGES/LOTS' 800 sq.ft, shop-garage. Ideal for FOR A BACHELOR SUITE ONE BEDROOM suite in new F/S included, w/d on site Phone home business. Large lot. home. New fridge, stove, wash- 250-638-8395 $159,000. 250-635-9058 $420.00 month. er and dryer. Covered parking 3 YEAR old 3 bedroom two AND ONE BEDROOMAPT. with ground entrance. Quiet 4 BEDROOM upper half of house on southside. Close to KALUM storey duplex. Open concept $500.00 month. street near golf course (Thorn- gas fireplace. Oak cupboards. hill), Utilities included, No pets. schools. $900/month including One block from swimmingI:x~ol. utilities. 250-638-7290 LAKE Window coverings. 6 applianc- Non-smoker. Ref. Required. as. Quiet neighbourhood on No Pets, references required. ::-: , • .. , -; : $525 month plus deposit. Avail- (north) bench. $148,000.250-635-9755 able immediately, 250-635- 616 COMMERCIAL: Phone 635-3475 . :, : ,. 5 BEDROOM home on 3 acres. 5413 Leave messa.qe. 400' Lake Frontage 4.5 Acres Also 3 bedroom home on 2 acres. Both have a etached ga- Summit Square Spectacular View rage, greenhose and beautiful Hydro-Phone- view. A must seal 250-846- 2-Bclrn Apartments Springwater 5650 1 & 2 Bedroom 8 YR old 2500 sq.ft, full bsmt Modular Home 5 Year Old House ranch house double attached Unit.__j Other Buildings garage 24x38 detached garage • Quiet & Clean Asking $360,000 1 1/2 acres city limits Applianc- • No Pets es Included, $245,000. Appt, Deluxe ..::.. .i ; , 120o sq.ft. Modular ° Ample Parking 638-9596 ely. 250-992-5686 ..... Free Home ...... / 3.bdrm, 2 balh, elted tub, • Laundry Facilities 14x70 "Ow, Insurance skylightscarouse ~K.~. • Close to Schools & Loadedw/Options .... ' ' for 1 Year " "wlhdow,.. many morejg~l~;,~X)~ Was $74,900 "On aft SRI IIom~ ...... Was SeE Hospital • On Bus Route .aw$67,900 i :i ...... NewS81 • Security Entrance • On site Building Manager 1 - 10 ACRE LOT • Basketball, Volleyball & 1 - 35 ACRE LOT I~~ ~ O~;;~;~;u.,~ Racquetball Courts Moduline Homes SENIOR CITIZENS WELCOME 1 - 41 ACRE LOT 1956 HART HIGHWAY ...... Ask for Monlca Warner 10 km north of town, Gas, Telephone & Hydro PRINCE GEORGE, BC Call: 635-4478 I == ,= "i =RI (2so) s63-s412 635-5868 j I I-IIOM ESJ 1-888-301-2288 B10- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 3, 2000- " ~r' : 810 CA RsIFoR•:: :: 820 VANS FOR , :..: ! ..SALE": SALE:: ! 91 YAMAHA Blaster, 4 wheel- 1993 CHEV 20 cargo van 305 er, 200 cc, 2 stroke manual 6 ...... BEST VIEW- Reduced Price, auto, fully lined and insulated. spd trans, very quick and fun to 17' K & C/100HP Mariner water 2.8 acres of view property. 3 Low mileage, white, very good ride,great condition, runs excel- ski boat, view/ Water Lily Bay ¢3[IN • I :tb'~"] I11=1,4 bdrms, 1 1/2 baths, 2 natural ~; running condition. $9500 aDO. lent $2300. 846-5998 eves, $7500. 250-635-3575 evenin~s rock fireplaces, nat. gas forced 250-635-2282 847-2237 days. Ask for Tyson. 3HRYSLER air heating, air-conditioning, 3 car garage, paved drive, full '97 ChryslerSebring walk out partly finished base- V6, Auto, Loaded merit. Price reduced to $18,995 $259,000. To view phone 250- 635-1543 '95 Dodge 4x4 Reg. Cab Laramie SLT,V8 Auto, A/C, PRECISELYRIGHT Cruise,Tilt, Windows, Locks, Canopy. $1000 CASH toward moving $19,995 your mobile to available premi- DESIGNING,DRESSMAKIN¢~I~ ) ~ YourMovingProfessionalsSince 1997 um pads at Boulderwood MHP, _._~_ d ,~,]~_,]~tT] ONS ~ :~ Tmck& New28 ft Trailerat YourServicel Call Gordon for details, 250- , ~1" • Across town or the country '98 Dodge Quad Cab 4x4 638-1182 ~...~ , Willassist or load for you Laramie SLT,V8, Auto,Air, Tilt, 1996/97 SRI Mobile home. 2 #5 - 4631 Walsh Ave. ': ~. ReasonableRates Cruise,Windows, Locks & more br/2 bathroom, c/w five ap- NEW 1999 TERCEL Terrace, 8,C, Ph: 635-1338 '., ~ ~~ , Bondable $27,995 pliances, sat. dish, skylight, 4 door, automatic, AM/FM Cassette :. ;,::' ::. :' :: : " . ,, .J~ '~ Ph: 615"0002 cell', 638-6969 very clean and bright, has '97 DodgeDakota 4x4 12'x36' sundeck, 10'x12' pow- Club Cab, SLT,auto, air, tilt, ered/insulated workshop. Must _~ ÷~ o~_~ cruise, windows, locks be seen. Loacated at #13 Sha- $14,995 $21,995 dy Rest Park in Houston. Call TOPS 250-845-2716 for more info. DLR=5957 4912 [lwy. 16 West TREE SERVICE 7 RECONDITIONED 14x70 Mo- . 8ERyIGE8 . , 635-6558 Spring Tree & Brush Chipper - Rental '96 DodgeClub Cab bile Homes in Burns Lake. Pric- TERRACE Specials#' -z l Danger Tree Removal - Topping - Shaping A/C, Cruise,Tilt, Canopy. es starling at $18,900. Free de- 1-8OO-313-65 58 Since1990 • FullyInsured $18,995 livery. For details call Leon at m TOYOTAi w~v, ter raceatltOnl all.conl 10-20"°o!! "~slimates~ 250-692-3375 Terry Morton 638-8811 Parking Lot Sweeping- ~ - I Manager '98 Dodge2500 ~%' Quad BUY FACTORY Direct Chapar- PHONE 638-0153 Cell."615-6921 J Cab4x'~ ~n~ 'LLT rals. Custom designed deluxe vL.T L:.~'o'~ed. modulate, unbeatable pricesl '-.'$31,995 Displays and factory tours. r~ Welcometo ~lZ~l" ~]1 ~ R.,.'.to. KITCHEN &~'~ Sheldon Custom Homes, 3075 HCentrg¢tlng In¢ ...... -J Sexsmith, Kelowna. Call toll '97 PlymouthBreeze free 1-888-765-8992 DL10148 III MyerHouse Gifts 111 II I Ili Lt CAme.""""l Auto, Air, Cruise,Tilt, Cassette HEAD SOUTH. Lac La Hache IlL ondB~skets N $13,995 BC. New mobile home park, Resort setting, View lots, Beach ill ~ '°"e'°~e' III" I ~.~ ~'.m ,..ope=..~,oeo~.e,s I Ill Send or call today far your access. Move your home (new- Ill II ~~'%1H~HEI'~tUII//I~I Northernby"Vanway". e.c.g largest | I '96 JeepGR Cherokee4x4 er only). Or new homes sold on III free Spring Cetologue I11 II U_I ,I,l';~,l.I l~/'llllm I cabinet monu~cturer | Lared0 site. Station Crossing Country III 4380 Foster Rood Pdnce George, B.C. V2NSH9 I11 J[ ~IIIV/)/~I Rob or Carrie ~ Auto,Air, windows, locks & more Estates. 1-888-920-7245 $23,995 REDUCEDFOR QUICK SALE 'g5 ChryslerIntrepid V6, Auto, Air, Crusie,Tilt, HAIR TRENDZ Windows, Locks & More OUTDOOR SPORTS UI $12,995 For all your Firearms Work ~l SLT 5.9 Litre V8 Automatic N~~e~da change? by Jackie . FORD .• • 7 Passenger seating Jackie Belanger welcomes clients to something a little different/ 1972 Valemount • 31" Tire Package =di=mll '98 Ford F150 XCab P.O. Box 29, Pritchard, B.C. VOE 2PO ~J 638-8880 4x4, XLT,V8, Auto, Lariat, Mobile 12x60 • Fully Loaded Loaded with 10x26 addition, $29,995 2 bdrm, all appliances, plus air conditioner, in Horseshoe MSRPq0,995 SALE$35,995 Serving North American Mov~NGCOMPANY families since 1972 area. close to schools, ,~1~5,~ ~ ~t916 Hwy. 16 West ) '95 Ford F250 4x4 s21,500 d Residential-Commercial Legal Expenses I lane V8 Auto J~--"J[~~CE 635-7187 Estimates" 635-3955 =~easonable Rates Reliable Service i Lawrcnce (Lan3') Goetz $12,995 ~ i[Oi | i ;~,~,~ ill =l gI 1-800-313-7187 L i IndependentAssociate ~v',v.ler raceatlt onhqll.collt i E~lljl Across Town or Across the Country '92 Mercury Cougar =~1Ph: 250-615-0315 Cell: 615-7954 i Xelu~rking tt,ith qttali(), Law MOVEIN 12X70 Mobile on "/.slicef For All" i FinnsallacrossKorlbAnmrica! Auto,A/C, Tilt, Cruise, 84'x180' lot. Older 10'x38' on i ..,allfor a I~HYlotz,monthly rate! Windows, Locks 83'x!80' side by side lot. Rent- Do you enjoy building things PPL LEGALCARE OF i Tel: (250) 638-8289 $7,995 ed same tenant 19 years live in CANADACORPORATION i Fax: (250) 638-8289 one other help pay modgage. and working with your hands? 'B8 Ford F250 XL Reduced from $119,900 to 4x4, Reg Cab,V8 $110,000 now $105,000. 250- Would you like to earn a decent wage with excellentbenefits? A/C, 5 spd 635-9899 Would you like free safety and skill upgrading courses? 'DaWs HappyFiowers [ R AsphaltSealing $24,995 NEW SRI Modulate and Mobile Do you want securityfor your future? COMPLE'TE II I Specializingin residentialdriveways. Homes available in Burns Lake • - ~ ., . , ~ .Protectyour pavement. starting at $39,000. Customer s Gardenmg Servtces• Lawn:Landscapes~'' ' . . . 7:. ; •GM " .... ~...... ; ...... ~ritersl uniofib; in BC:~.~::!~I EI'TU A. Weeding • Pru~l@v ,vgd.o '0i~2Ir~ee~t~il°°k'ng hke newl ~[11, ~Iw •, .... ; ; ',!.- ..; satisfaction our goat. Call Leon!.q '95 ChevroletTahoe LT at 250-692-3375 ~:.,. :, o,Shrubs&Trees • Fertilizing" [11 Free Estimates ~ FLOWER BED BUILDINGOR ~.AINTENANCE II I SweeninnSmall Parkinn Lots ~ • V8,Auto, 4dr,4x4. ,I ,l~a~4 ~-~;'~!L.~t~'~t~.-''~*~*'~ II I r ,~ o ~ ~ m $28,995 In ~_ ,-~_ ] I Roland Lagace ~..p~~~ ~,~ 13661HawthornAve,Terrace Phone:635-3516 I El q ~b!netm=~mTi~i~J '94 Chevml(~"~i~ 4x4 1979 CAMARO Berlinetta. Au- tomatic trans., power windows. Ir U.P.W. BlakebumFamily Woodworks~l 305, 2 barrel carb, dual ex- Est. Since 1990 haust, engine in very good con- illwri hte~,,.~ ...... *REAL* CUSTOM CRAFTED CABINETS dition, 200,000 kms on a 21 yr We build Commercial and ResidentialCabinets to fit the '96 PontiacGrand Am needsof those looking to get the most for their dollarl 2 dr, V6, 5 Speed, pw, pl old car. Needs some love. Must sell ASAPI $1000 aDO. Call Including Front Reception Counters, Desks,Storage Systems $12,995 and Kitchen, Bath,Stereo, China and "IV Cabinets. 250-615-0126 any time, leave One of a kind items like: FishingRod and TackleStorage Cabinets. messaqe. We can repair and restore Furniture and Antiques. '96 Chevrolet Blazer 1986 SABLE Station wagon I OUT OF TOWN Also we'll cut your material for you. Rockport, V6 Auto good condition, Auto. Asking Call/Fax Gord at $23,995 $2500 aDO. Phone 250-635- We are here for you lb, 635-8270 or Cell 615-7699 • 0026 Don t hesitate to call (250) 624-5617, i .-~~ ~:::1 '96 ChevroletCamaro Z-28 1987 HONDA Civic 4 door Ex- T-Top, A/C, Tilt, Cruise, cellent cond. 1 owner, low mile- Cass., pw, pl age. $3000. 250-635-4875 After $23,995 4 IOta. 1991 CORVE'n'E Conved. low '94 Pontiac Grand Am mileage, fully loaded, $26,000. 4 door,V6, auto, Super Clean Call 250-635-3575 evenin.Qs • $10,995 1992 HONDA Accord $10,000, OBO. 4 Blizzak winter tires, 'g5 Chevrolet4x4 XCab new muffler, 5 speed trans, Diesel A/C, am/fro radio. Phone 250- Auto, NC, Tilt, Cruise,Cassette 635-2980 $23,995 CARS FROM $500 Govern- ment seized & surplus. Sold lo- TOTAL: 1084 SQ. FT. (100.6 M') cally, Call for listings 1-88B-341 - WIDTH: 37'6" (11.4 M) '94 Chevrolet Cavalier 9500 Ext. B300 Auto, Air & more b~ covered % DEPTH: 49'4" (15.O M) $8,995 ; MASTER patio BEDROOM shelves, MAIN FLOOR PLAN M~ I 13'6 x St' p-.-- n h~ I'do] 1t Igll DINING 1084 SQ, FT. (100.6 M') 1978 CHEV PickUp, on pro- KITCHEN AREA ./ '97 SuzukiSidekick pane. Asking $1100 OBO. tO'2 x tO'G 9' x 10' JLX, Sport,4Dr, 4x4, windows, Phone 250-638-8587. 1987 CHEV 4x4 restored 250- I~'~ ~ eatlr,g locks & more bor ;",~: 1== ¢, t $17,995 635-2555 ~..~ 1990 FORD F-150 4x4 Super ~,'~1 Cab, XLT - Lariat, 302, 5 speed, |~"~ '97 Mazda standard, Iongbox, Air, tilt, LIVING 4 wh dr X-cabSE plusV6 5 spd cruise, captains chairs, $7250 ~/ DEN ROOM NC, Cruise,Tilt, Windows, Locks Firm. 250.638-0967 10' x 9'6 17'6 x 14' $17,995 1992 GMC Z71 4 WD plck-ulo - )YER 350, 103,000 km. Immaculate 'g5 Hyundai Sonata condition. Fully loaded with a/c, Auto, Air, Cruise,Tilt, pw,pb and many others. Gem- B=E:J::~=II VERANDA ;~ Windows, Locks top and command start, Asking TWO-CAR ~ GARAGE .. -,~ $10,995 $13,500. Call 250-635-3415 18'6 x 19t '~1", 1994 FORD F250 4x4. $12,200. '96 Subar|!o(~::ck 250-615-0016 after 4 pro. 4WD,~!~.~/FM 199S CHEV 4x4 pickup 3/4 ton, 6.5 turbo diesel, extended cab, iPxl ~20,995 shod box, Excellent condition. Leather interior, full load, and to many options to mention. Ask- WEINMAsTER HOME DESIGN IP,AN.o31231 '93 Toyota Camry ing $24,000, Call evenings. V6, Auto, Air, Tilt, Cruise,Power 250-635-2126 Locks & Windows & More 1997 F150 4X4 S/C 157" WB [ SMAU.uTMIGHTYI [ ~ jr" Now $14,995 4,6LV8, Auto, 39,000 km, XLT, House Plans Available Through I BUSINESS,ovE.,,s,. BUILDINP ql~ • glP 6 pac CD, AC, Trlr Tow GR, I , On hie and on budget Captain's Chairs, pwr drivers .~ !~ i ~R(~ ~ II Terrace Standard II "~11~ H°meren°vahonseNewh°mec°nstruch°n'~l~" '90 Honda Prelude Seat, Alum, running boards, e bug deflector, box liner, lots of ~ :~t~ ~~b J] BusinessDkectorles JJ . Commercialconstruction • Roofing g ~,, NC, Cruise,Tilt, Cass, extras-Call days 250-635-4900, I I .i .... II J" CertifiedBlue Max® rigid foam/concreleinslallation ~ • ,q $8,995 Askln.q $25,000. I I=-=nuu II 1~ ' BC-certifiedbuilder ~ d" TRADF-JSELL4x4, Auto, Diesel, 82 Chov new 1/2 tires. ton, ~r~ ~" ~C'~0~; 14~;;SD@(~ SIR ~~~TJ II ~JperplusGST week*'ll II ~¢L ,I~~/" i~l~' TAER E Will conslder trade for small car, terr i .net II 'Bos.on13 weekcontract II ~ BARTONCO.S'mUCZ'Oa LTO, ,~ good running condition, low gas I _. ~1 @ ¢ GENERAL CONTRACTOR ~': ,..~ mtleaqe, Phone 250-63B.7830 " " #4,~- I ~rl"~, "P~YI~AI'tl~ I ~ gufldinga Reputation for Quality ~ '90 GMC 6.2 lilre, 1 ton diesel I 0 J.J'~J.NL)J-~K.L) I r Tel/fax 635.6244 ., k,~ 4916 Hwy.16 West635.7187 cube van, Looking for blggor 3207 Munroe, Terrace 635-6273 t 32~0C,.,o,S,.,Terr=e63e.ma I ~ -- A ..._ ~ ~ ~ = ':

1-800-313-7187 DLR.5958 truck. MUST SELL. $7700 obo. r 1 www, terraceautomall.com Call 250-635.4511 or 250.635- i 5485 The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 3, 2000- B11 f Looking for TM Child Care? & SkeenaChild Care Resource and Referralhas informationcn • childcare options and on choosingchild care, ! m Dropby The FamilyPlace 1998 HondaCivic EX 1994 ToyotaCorolla DX at 4553 ParkAve, 5spd, 4 cyl,Low km SE or call638-1113, $18,995 ~/c,Automatic, One owner $keeflaCCRR is oprogr~ of the Low kms TerraceWoman's Resource Cenb'e 1993 Chev Blazer rahoe $11,495 andIs funded by the Ministryof Social J 4 Door.4x4, V6, •SEAPORT LIMOUSINE LTD FullyLoaded, Oneowner 1997 PontiacGrand Am $15,995 GT PASSENGER AND EXPRESS SERVICE 4cyl, 5 spd,A/C, fully loaded, spoiler Daily scheduled bus service Cram Stewart to 1996 Chev S10 Blazer 4x4 Was$20,995 Terrace and return, and all points in between. Pick- V6,Aut0,NC 4dr,was $23,995 Now $18,995 now~$21,995 1992a"-"-'~da M up and delivery of goods in Terrace, C.O.D. and courier service. 1993 Pontiac Sunbird GT LX MPV **LOANS** BUSINESS loans, 5spd, 6 cyl, fully loaded 4x4,7 pass, VG, Auto, Full Load commercial mortgages, Home P.O. ~ox 217, Stewart, B.C. Was$12,995 Iflcl:roof rack, running boards Equity & RRSP loans• Business Ph: 636-2622 FAX: 636-2633 Now $10,995 &alloy wheels plans, Consulting Services. .Terrace Depot: 635-7676 $11,995 (403) 531-9494 (24hre) or 1992 Ford Aerostar www,aabac.com 7 pass,6 cyl,Auto, NC,.fllt & Cruise 1994 Pathfinder LE MechanicSpecial 4x4,Leather Interior, Auto, V6 CRIMINAL RECORD? Cana- dian Pardon seals record. $4,995 $22,995 American Waiver allows legal entry. Why risk employment, AM MECHANICAL 1996 Pith Grand 19°~~ X business, travel, licensing, de- FULLY CERTIFIED Voyager LE portation, All Canadian/Ameri- 6 cyl,Auto, Fully Loaded, one owner can immigration applications. 1- $21,99_.5 1995 Ford Taurus 800-347.2540 1997 Subaru Legacy GT ~to,6 oyl,fullyloaded DON'T PLANT Grass, have an sedan,AWD, Aut0, CD, 0nly 38,000k $11,995 instant lawn. Put sod down and NOW turn on the sprinkler. Call 847- $25,995 4083 for a deliveredprice. -~ 1995 Dodge VlO 198~~d 3/4Ton, 4x4, P.U., Auto. FREE CREDIT Counselling. $19,995 Consolidate debts, One low #7 - 4038 MOTZ RD., TERRACE, B.C. V8G 4M4 monthly payment. Eliminate or Charles Robinson 615-4740 reduce interest, rebuild your 1996 Suzuki Sidekick I 1992 Subaru Loyale 4 dr,4 wd, 4 cyl,5 spd credit rating. Credit counselling 4x4Wagon, 5 Spd,4 Cyl Was$14,995 Society of BC. A non-profit $7,995 Now $12,995 Service. 1-888.527-8999. SMITHERS BASED trucking 1995 Chev 1990 Honda Civic DX company looking for fill or par- 3/4Ton (H.D.), 4x4, Long 8ox, 5spd.,4 cyL, one owner, low kms tial backhauls from anywhere in Price effective until/~ay 31/2000 Limited Items 8 Cyl,Auto, Nc,'fllt & Cruise $6,995 Alberta or Sasketchewan to de- $19,995 liver anywhere from Prince TE a RAc E George to Prince Rupert. 847- GET READY FOR SUMMER! 4083 . TAND, kRD ~ .. 1981 Leocraft Motorhome We're There --~t~ 27ft (16ft awning) Roof air, microwave, & We Care 3210 Clinton St. Terrace, B.C. V8G 5R2 ,~,~" generator,superdean condition ~

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666-WEEK OF 862 BOATS I:, COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS Network Classifieds MAY 1,2000 MARINE ASSOCIATION These ads appear in approximately 100 (~/'~ (~ for 25 words To place an ad call :14 FOOT Aluminum boat, 25 18.5 FT. ~alibu with cuddy, ful Brltlsl= Columbia =nd Yukon community newspapers in B.C.and Yukon N,~f-.. C/0 $6.00 each this paper or the ,HP Johnson motor, long shart, soft top, 150 hp Mercury out- C and reach more than 3 m on readers, additlonalword BCYCNA at (604) 669- '.used less than 30 hours. Shore- board, 84 hours, EZ loadergal- ,Lander Trailer,800 lb. capacity. vanized trailer. Options include ADULT BUSINESS EDUCATION FOR SALE MISC. RECREATIONAL '$2500 for the unit. Call 250- dual batteries, stereo, marine ENTERTAINMENT OPPORTUNITIES C O U N S E L L O R SAWMILL $4895 SAW PROPERTY FOR SALE .638-8960 VHF, depth sounder, anchor, HOT IN THE CITY!I 1- UNPRECEDENTED TRAINING INSTITUTE LOGS into boards, OVER 100 116" CANAVENTURE bowrider, small outboard bracket, spere 900-561-2478 18+, 24HR OPPORTUNITY. An offers distance learning planks, beams. Large prop., and more. Looks like and on campus courses RECREATIONAL ,full canvas on trailer. 90hp LIVE! I www.luv- established Canadian capacity. Best sawmill iJohnson & steerable kicker. new, 250.845-7569 for certificate and diploma properties In B.C., large & Franchise in bottled water value anywhere, Norwood ,Rod holders, down rigger, radio, 24' CAMPION cam/bridge 390 shak.com, programs. Course small for sale I)y owner, r is expanding t's product Industries, manufacturer ~f sh finder/depth sounder b ge orl- hi's'~ih'-'0 chevv ' ,,n,~,.,,w • AUTO ~ catalogue 1-800-665- Niho ipump sk poe'and whale tail ' _g. ' ,. I~1~ _ . ,_ Ql~O,,,-~q focus to, incorporate an 7 ..... 0 4 4 • of,sawmills, edgers & ' ": .":~ zuuleg Newu.~ 4- szroKe Ya- skidders. Free information Company. Call 604-606- $6000 OBO. Ca 250-638-0638 nlah'a On new aluminum CARS AND TRUCKS explosive e-commerce www.counselortraining.co 7900, •.... • " e:m~,'i'i...... ibefore 9pm. sw/crid. Anchor winch, Ioran, FROM $500. Call for 1-800-566-6899. opportunity. Complete m. [email protected]. Website sounder, VHF, stereo, etc., like information. Toll Free 1- turnkey with guaranteed A NEW CAREER? Train HELP WANTED www.niho.com. ',1993 (2452) Bayliner Express. new heavy E-Z Ioadr galv.trail- 888-341-9500 Ext. B100. ~Excellent condition. Like new, er asking $24,900. Phone 250- territories from $34,900. to be an EARN $300 PER WEEK ,c/w all the beels and whistles. 635-5371 (Fee) Call Mike 1-888-928- Apartment/Condominium with your computed Copy SERVICES 'Asking: $36,000. Call Houston BUSINESS 2582, Manager, Many jobs 3.5" software disks from CRIMINAL RECORD? ;250-845-7027 availablet Free job home. Send S.A.S.E. for Canadian ;)arden seals OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE FOOD placement assistance, free report and duplication record. U.S. waiver COLLECT CASHI Coke, STORE. Excellent family Government registered rights. Omni-X: 2372 opportunity. Prosperous program, For permits legal American 98 POLARIS 700 RMK, SLP Pepsi, Frito-Lay, Mars. grocery store 'n rural information/brochure Call Yonge St., #9, Toronto, entry. Why risk twin pipes, heel clicker clutch Re-fill unaque vendors in ON, M4P 2E6. KEN'S kit, hole shot belly pan, mtn. your area. F/T, P/T. No Alberta offering fresh (604) 681-5456/1-800- employment, licensing, bar, windsheild bag, roll tunnel selling, Min Inveslment meat cutting, bakery, 665-8339. www.rmti.ca. FORD DEALERSHIP travel, arrest, deportation, grips, Polaris canvas cover, $13,980. Call 1-888-577- produce, dell and banking BE A SUCCESSFUL looking for experienced property confiscation? 1400 miles, excellent condition 5376 (24Hrs) Member services. The store is WRITER, .. write for ~.Sales Consultant for new Canadian U.S. MARINE $6300. 846-5998 eves, 847- 7,000 square feet money and pleasure with + used Vehicle Sales. Immigration Specialists. 2237 days. Ask for Tyson. B.B.B. and D&B. upgraded in 1994 to our unique home- Apply to Ric Johnson 1-800-347-2540. 1999 Kawasaki PREVIOUSLY OWNED Bikes INVENTORS-PRODUCT nclude a modern interior study course, You get Ford Box 2240, Fernie, for sale, 1997 XL 12005 IDEAS Wantedl Free individual tuition from B.C. V0B 1M0 Attn: STEEL BUILDINGS $10,000. 1996 XL 12005 decor package, KLR650 Dual PurposeBike $10,000. 1983 FXWG $11,500. Information Package. equipment upgrades and professional writers on al General Manager. STEEL BUILDINGS aspects of writing 1997 Buell S-3 $11,500. 1989 Develop and exterior facade. This store NURSE IN NUNAVUT- "Cheaper than Wood" Suzuki Kantana 650 $3700, professionally present romances, short stories 4,995.00 has good sales and profit radio and TV scripts, Inpatient Ward, Quonset-Straightwall 1998 FLHTCI Electra Glide your new product idea to potential for the Emergency, OR, Public quonset-all- new Alpine Classic $23,000 (95th Anniver- manufacturers through articles and children's sary). 1993 FLHS Electra Glide aggressive Investor. stories. Send today for Health, Home Care and Model: 4:12 roof pitch. Whitewater 2 !' Std. $16,000. 1985 FLHS Elec- Davison, an award Please contact Cam our FREE BOOK. TOLL Outpost Health Centre Pre-engineered Steel Jet B0al tra Glide Std. $14,500• 1999 winning firm. Patent Lozeau at 780-635-3780 FREE 1-800-267-1829 Nursing positions are Buildings. Factory FLHR Road King $22,500. 1976 assistance available: 1- for additional information. FAX 1-613-749-9551 The available now in Nunavut. Clearance. BC Company, FXWG (needs work) $6500. 800-677-6382. 460 Ford& CanvasT0p Writing School 3383- 38 Salary range from Alpine Steel Buildings. 1- 1974 FX 98" Stroker $8990, CAREER TRAINING McArthur Ave Ottawa, ON $51,753 to $71,452 plus 800-565-9800. Call Harley Davidson of Smith- O P P O R T U N I T Y Exciting well paid careers K1L 6R2. 17,995.00 ere, 1-800-410-5473 or 250- KNOCKSI Here's your Nodhern Allowance up to In computer programming WORK FOR THE largest $13,965, recruitment TRAVEL 847-3784 chance to join one of the ! 997 Kawasaki and internet webslte employer in the worldl bonus, relocation and TIMESHARE RESALES. 870 RV'S a r g e s t design. We will prepare The Tourism Hospitality housing assistance. To buy, sell or rent ZX11100 Water Craft CAMPERS teleco mmunic.atlons suitable applicants. [ndustryl Adventure Expand your professional companies as an Tourism, Travel/Tourism, worldwide. World's wilh trailer Ministry of Education knowledge in Canada's Largest Reseller. Era 1993 JAYCO tent trailer with Independent Registered Home Study Pre-employment Flight newest territory. For more Attendant or Stroman since 1979, awning, sink, fridge, inside/out- Representative. Make Diploma Program, information contact: %995.00 side stove, furnace, spare tire, Hospitality/Resort Buyer call 1-800-613- money without losing your Financia assistance, Government of Nunavut, new marine battery, sleepssix. Management. Canadian 7987. Sellers call 1-800- Misty River Boat personal freedom. Call loaner computer systems Health & Social Services Excellent Cond, $5800 aBe. Tourism College. Surrey 201-0864. Internst wifh 90 MarinerJel & Trailer 250-632-5755 Ran 1-877-871-5329. and job placement tools 1-800-663-5738 by Fax to 1-800-668-9301 or www,stroman,com. Excel Canada. available. No experience Vancouver (604) 736- (876-979-7404 or E-mall 874 RV'S 5TH to [email protected]. Call 59,995.00 DISTRIBUTORS necessary, 1-800-477- 8000. TRAILERS todayl ~HEELS REQUIRED form&m's 9 5 7 8 EMPLOYMENT RTR TRAILERMART INC, 2352 Bayliner official licensed product, www.cmstraining,com. OPPORTUNITIES WANTED, FULL-TIME Featherlite, Interstate MIKE ROSMAN'S RV "Help" POSITION. Interprovincial Trophy We need campers, trailers, 5th First time tn your area. COMING EVENTS JOURNEYMAN or third West and Trallerman Minimum Investment Licenced Auto Body V8 kicker,full 10ad motorhomes, Buy/consign CANORA SASK year auto technician quality horse, stock, auto fenced compaird separate use $10,950. Your investment required at GM dealership Repair Technician, Frame MILLENNIUM 2000 transporters, covered $49,995.00 sales statf. Interior's largest Is guaranteed. $100K yr. in Slave Lake, Alberta. experience preferred. dealer• Call Peter 1-800-811- Homecoming Reunion Phone 250-344-5911 and cargos, utilities. Call 1- Potential. For details 1- Above average 8733 1-250-558-8635 August 4-7, 2000. For fax resumes to 250-344- 888-304-8845. 1994 Kodiak 877-448-7744 (24). compensation Full-time 878 RV'S Information or to register position. GM experience 5936. Vandenbllt Auto TREESERVICES 400 MV GREAT CANADIAN www.canora.com e-mail: required. GM training an Body, Golden, B.C. MOTORHOMES townofcanora @sk.sympat asset, ASEP training an WE BUY TIMBER. Winch& Blade Dollar Store franchise OUT-OF-TOWN opportunity from $80,000. Ice.ca, Box 2000, Canora, asset. Fax resume 780- Standing or delivered. 1983 33' Pace Arrow. 64500 PROPERTIES $4499.00 Including stock. Member SK, S0A 0L0, Fax: 306- 849-2251, Contact Nell Prices negotiable on large km, sleeps 7. Fully loaded. 780-849-2600. BEAUTIFUL volumes or high quality. Good condition, $33,000 aBe. of Canadian Franchise 563-4336. P A R K VANCOUVER ISLAND Timberwolf Log Trading. Yamaha 60hp Burns Lake. 250-692-7919 Association. #302-31 DRIVERS WANTED Bastion Square, Victoria, MANAGER/CARETAKER Parksvllle/Quallcum Mainland 604-453-5647; EnduroOulb0ord, tiller handle Beach and Nanaimo. For E]C, V8W 1J1. Fax 250- OWNER OPERATORS & couple req'd, semi retired, Island 250-741-8627. excellent ;~ublic relations, relocation packages call 388-9763. Webslte: COMPANY DRIVERS. LOOKING FOR experienced for well-maintained Nell Callander Toll-Free TRUCKS Sl,999.00 babysitter to care for active 3 www.dollarstores.com. We are a secure family owned company who Manufactured home Park 1-888-777-6402, Royal "O DOWR O,A,C," year old boy In our home, Own In Merritt B,C~ Fax resume • i: 18' Angler transportation and/or driver's li- EARN BIG $ n respects family values LePage Quallcum Beach. Guaranteed credi~ cense would be an asset. Apply imports/exports, It's easy. + references: 604-985- Ocean Bool, and Is focused on keeping 2508. REAL ESTATE approvals. Trucks, 4x4!= In person with a resume and Worldwide contacts, good operators and crew cabs, diesels, spot 150hp Mariner references to the Costa Lessa TRANSX AND COOLX GOT A CAMPGROUND products, manufacturers, drivers. We offer good utilities. Repo's, broken Motel, 3867 Hwy 16 east, Ter- agents, brokers available. are looking for company membership or miles, competitive rates, timeshare? We'll take Itl eases, heavy duty i :,6,995.00 race, Cost of manual/course drivers and owner capped fuel prices and America's oldest and equipment. Take over only $59.99, Toll free 1- operators. Must have team schedules, Give us minimum 2 years driving largest resort resale payments. Free delivery, 877-305.1647 or a call. 1-800-567-3656. experience in Canada and clearlnghousel Resort Call The Untouchables www.skyboom.com/mega ARNOLD BROS, U.S. Best pay package. Sales International 1-800- now. 1.800-993.3673, -nett, TRANSPORT LTD. Call 1-877.207-1101, 423-5967, Vancouver 327.7752, J B12 - The Terrace Standard Wednesday, May 3, 2000

GREAT GRAB: Greg Quant plays defense as last Ultimate is no-contact sport that plays like a cross year's team captain Dan Kovacs goes horizontal for between basketball, soccer and football and is the disc at a tournament in Williams Lake last year. played with a frisbee-like disc. Ultimate league hunts for people who can play like pros THE TERRACE Ultimate league is son why. If you're hesitant, the league also looking for men and women interes- "It's sheer fun," said Peter Bon- holds a drop in session on Sundays ted in playing ultimate Monday and ser, a league player. "We just want at 1 p.m. for ultimate enthusiasts and Wednesday evenings. to grow a little more, so that we can newcomers to the sport. Ultimate is a fun outdoor sport have more competition between That's more fun and social way to that combines the skills of soccer, teams." learn the sport, said Bonser. football and basketball. Last year, the league won third at The group is also looking for Ultimate is a self-regulating no- a Williams Lake tournament, bea- women players so they can start up a contact sport where players pass the ting out more experienced teams fun ladies night. disc between teammates to reach from Vancouver, Vernon and Prince The club is hoping to garner 40 to the end zone for a point• George. 50 players to field four teams this Ultimate is also one of the fastest Bonser added players now occupy year. growing sports in the world, and the Caledonia fields and, if you're The cost to join the league is $25. local players say there's a good rea- just starting out, there's no pressure Add $5 if you like to purchase a disc to play well. as well. Krause, Smoley win Schnai Day Hillcllmb in Smithers THEY CAME from Tel- race riders in the final Ski Lefrancois, who placed Smithers race ran the race tenth. kwa, Quesnel, Kitimat Take the -,o;-! and Terrace and descen- in 1:04:45 hours. In the men's 16-18 YOU BE THE JUDGE ded on Smithers. Kristian Gough placed class, Terrace's Vincent Scenic goute, I Well ascended, actual- third in the under 16 Drouin and Chris Walker Smile and Say Cheese! BY CLAIREBI:RNSTEIN ly. Forty-four riders con- men's category with a chased Kitimat's Sean 1:18:21 time. IViaintaining a hmlthy weight Milton's wife dropped him off at the (tJ~'~]~,~ verged on Smithers for Beason running the rough means eating hcaltIW foods Foodarama Supermarket where he worked as a the McBike Schnai Days Colby Burns clocked at and dusty slopes in and taking the long way home. first ass stant rnana.qer. "Milton, be a darling and rummage through ~e distressed sales bins for me. fourth in a the under 16 1:12:44 and 1:12:56 re- BASED ON hillclimb. I'm so rushed today." ACTUAL COURT II1~ men's category with a "Sure, honey. Do you need anything in In the men's ~yision spectively. partlcu ar?" CASES Smithers' Peter, Krause time 1:2420. "Just buy whatever you think I could use. can explain." Lance Pierce placed topped the competition Also competing in the Without thos'e bargains, my. little restaurant would He was ignored. "You've read and signed the sixth men's 16-18 com- be finished. I'm already running it on a company pollcy on distressed goods e...... beating Terrace's Bran- under 16 category were aYes, I've signed. But I ~didn't read every petition.Kyle Mason also sh~string." don Smoley to the top in Joel Ferro, who placed And brilliantly, I might addl" Milton was word" competed in Schnai Days proud of his wife's business acumen. Inside the "Milton, we're suspending you until our inves- 1:03:30 hours. sixth, Mark Bflley, who supermarket, Milton went straight for the distressed tigatlon is complete." Smoley, one of 10 Ter- placed eighth, and Dave competition _,°=A gcbds basket. Milton was in shock. "But I've been with the "Hevl Cream cheese at only 50 cents a pack- comeany for 19 years. I've always been honest. I age instead of $2.98." Milton checked each didn"t st~l anyth•ing. I bought the cheese openly. package. Usually it's my wife who Buys distressed good. "Nothin.q wrong with them. Just a little Store "policy i"ust slipped m'y mind. I'm really s.quashed /~artha will be thrilled. Perfect for her sorry. Please don't fire me." delicious cheese cakes. This is our lucky day.." The two men were unmoved. "Management Milton whistled as he approached the cashier, must set an example for other employees." "He.y Lianne, punch me in 23 packages of cream Shortly after, Milton was fired. cheese." Shocked and incensed, Milton sued for "Sure thin.q, Milton. $11.50, please." wrongful dismissal. The next ctay, Milton got a call from upstairs, n court, the Foodarama legal team was "Better come qu ck to the VP's office. You're in ready. 'Your Honour, Milton was negli.qent in his deep trouble." His heart pounding, Milton raced res~nsibilities as a manager. He braise a clear up the stairs, store pc[ cy, set a bad example, and was reckless In the vice president's office sat two grim faced in not paying attention to what others told him. men. Milton was shaking. There was something He deserved ~whal he gotl" frighlenlnfl in the air. Milton begged ~r understanding. "Your 'You Bauaht 23 packaaes of cream cheese Honour, I'm no liar or thief. But I was surely o . treated like one. To e.quale my conduct with dis- yesterdaYs11.50..."at a distressecl price, a total of hones~ and theft is aBsurd,and unfair. The store "Yes. I can exp.lalnl" wouldn t even give me a chance to explain my The men wouldn't let him. "Company policy sidel" says that employees can only buy distress~ gooas on thewday• off .II Was Milton wrongly fired by Foodarama? Milton jumped up, waving his hands. "But I YOgi Be lhe Judgel Then lbok below [or the decislon.

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