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WEDNESDAY $1.00 PLUS 7¢ GST July 28, 1999 ($1.10 plus 8¢ GST outside of the Terrace area) NDARD VOL 12 NO. i6 Hospital didn't plan, say docs

year the shortage is at dangerous levels. Nursing shortage here until end of August Leisinger said it's impossible to predict a nurse shortage By ALEX HAMILTON Mills has restricted admissions to its general medical like this even though nurses must book holiday times DOCTORS SAY the nursing shortage, which has ward to 15 people when the baby nursery is open and to 20 months in advance. restricted admissions at Mills Memorial Hospital, is the when the nursery is closed. "Everything should have worked out per normal, but fault of administrators not planning properly for the sum- It has run out of its own staff nurses and can't find some nurses have left the community to work elsewhere mer. enough casual, on-call nurses to fill in. which was not expected and the casual pool has depleted Dr. Paul Warbeck said hospital managers failed to Warbeck said doctors are very uneasy since they are un- by those taking the vacancies of the permanent positions prepare for the predictable problems that occur when able to serve the community adequately. that left," he stated. nurses take holidays. He added that a number of administrators have degrees Five staff nurses left to work elsewhere in a sho~ period "There is no evidence that they were planning summer in nursing, but none of them have offered their services to of time, causing the crisis. scheduling in a timely manner; they seem to believe naive- help with the shortage. It's impossible to foresee resignations and full-time ly that reliance on casually employed staff is no different They could do something useful like answering the nurses calling in sick, Leisinger added. than relying on part-time or full-time staff for difficult phones or paperwork to free up another nurse, Warbeck Normally, when'a full or part-time nurse is sick or takes scheduling problems," Warbeek stated in a letter to The said. holidays, a casual nurse will be called. Terrace Standard. "I don't see that they have seriously considered all their But Leisinger said the casual pool list has also depleted He said administrators are encouraging doctors to keep options," he said.. because many are vacationing, on sick leave or on long people in the hospital for the absolute minimum amount of Michael Leisinger, the hospital's chief admiuistrator, term disability. Some casuals can also only work on time possible, to not admit them at all or to send them else- , said the nursing shortage is something that happens every specific days or have specialities related to specific wards. Dr. Paul Warbeck where. summer whe n nurses take time off fo.r vacationing , but this Cont'd Page A2 Early morning deal averts Alcan strike ALCAN'S UNIONIZED workers are being negotiated by CAW for GM and Ford asked to ratify a contract giving them raises workers work out to $48 a month for every of at least 2 per cent a year for three years year of service. and a one-time signing bonus of $1,500. In terms of wages, workers will receive Approximately 1,400 members of CAW one per cent a year for three years. Based Local 2301 had originally rejected a final on the average Alcan wage of more than company offer and put up picket lines $50,000 a year, the one per cent equals 12:01 a.m. July 24. naore than $500. Alcan's final offer was .5, The resulting tentative deal was reached 1 and 1 over three years. four and a half hours later, just as the com- But workers also get a guarantee of at pany was in the middle of winding down its least another one per cent a year as a bonus aluminum smelter operations. for meeting certain plant and company Company and ration representatives say a financial and performance targets. The key feature to ending the strike was agree- target each year is three per cent. ing to form a committee to deal with pen- Alcan's final offer had been no guaran- sion issues which couldn't be solved during teed minimum bonus. Non-union workers talks. already receive the bonuses but there is no Union bargainers had wanted workers to guaranteed minimum. retire with fuller pension benefits at an ear- Company officials noted the bonus lier age than is now the case. amounted to 2.67 per cent, 2.97 per cent Workers now receive full pemions if any and 2.46 per cent over the last three years combination of age and years of service add which haven't been stellar economic ones up to 85. for Alean. But Alcan said it couldn't negotiate Workers also won a guaranteed minimum' changes to its pension plan because it is pension for employees with 30 years of ser-. managed by an Alcoa subsidiary which vice at age 55 and will receive a one-time takes care of the pensions of all its workers payment of $10,000 for anyone who retires across Canada. within the next three years. It did offer to set up a sister plan, but that The current average Alcan wage of more~ was rejected by CAW. than $50,000 a year places them among thei "The committee [on pensions] is pretty highest paid union workforce in B.C. With' significant. It will be a senior conunittec benefits, the a,nount comes to $75,000 a: with local representatives and, in our ease, year. head office. There will be decision makers Had there been a strike, Bourehier said on this committee," said Alcan official the company had plans to replace lost Kathlecn Bourchicr. aluminum production here at facilities else- Alcan workers now receive $55 a month where. for every year of service meaning the She said opening a closed potline at a monthly amount for a 30-year employee plant in Kentucky and extending the operat- works out to $1,650. ing life of an old plant hi Quebec were pos- Alcan officials noted other pension plans sibilitles. Logging proposal sought for Stewart A PROPOSAL to make logging ill the with road buiilding costs," hc added." Stewart area more economical and stable is "Anything's on the table at this point in to be sent to government in the next couple time." CONSERVATION OFFICERS Dale Ryan andAdrian property July 17. The bear was moved to an un- of weeks. One possibility is designating the region Juch handled a three-year-old male Kermode who disclosed location north of Terrace later that same Details on the proposal are still being an economic zone where different rules was caught catching chickens behind a Lakelse Lake day. finalized, said Stewart mayor Andy Burton, would apply than elsewhere in the pro-' adding he doesn't want it made public until vince, he added. forests minister Dave Zimhelt has seen it. "When the timber value is very, very low But Barton did say the proposal will take maybe you have to look at that in a dif- Rare Kermodei is trapped direct aim at the historic problem of the ferent light," he added. forests in the Nass Timber Supply Area: A RARE Kermodei bear was trapped, tranquilized and The idea of treating the high-pulp area catching the Kermodei. By 3 p.m. the afternoon of July 17, forests full of low-value logs that arc only taken far into the bush after it was spotted eating the chick- differently is one that was also put forward the bear caught himself in a pot snare -- a metal cylinder good for pulp. ens ofa Lakelse Lake family July 17. a year ago in a forest industry development lined with chicken designed to grab hold of the bear's paw. The low values mean it's usually the last Debbie Jean, who lives on the property, said the family strategy connnissioned by the City of Ter- The bear chewed the wire around his foot and clawed area licensees turu to for logs. wasn't in danger and that family members were more con- race and prepared by former forests minis- trees, but failed to escape before conservation officers "Right now it's a fibre basket that's only cerned for the conservation of the bear. ter Dave Parker. Adrian Jueh and Dale Ryan returned to the scene. accessed when markets are at their peak," Legally, the Jeans have a right to shoot the bear to pro- It suggested the area be dealt with as a Within 35 minutes of their returu, the bear was tranquil- Burton said. "When there's a shortage of "rehabilitation challenge" outside the tect their property, but they didn't. "Because it's a ized, tagged and ready to be trucked up to a remote loca- Kermodei," Jean explained. fibre they use us and when things go sour common one-sLze-fits.all forest manage- tion north of Terrace where it would be unlikely to return. they turu us off." The bear was also lucky it had not yet ventured into ment system. Juch explained the further a bear is moved and the more An area that unprofitable, with operations Jean's garbage. By entering the garbage, the bear would . The suggestion was that proper reforesta- geographical features it needs to navigate, the less likely it that go up and down, is a difficult area to, have shown sure signs of habituation, that may have forced tion of those areas could produce much bet- will return here as one of the problem bears conservation justify the hefty costs of logging road con- ter crops in the future. conservation officers to shoot the bear, despite a 30-year- officers will have to shoot this year. ban on hunting Kermodeis. struction and silviculture, he said. Skeena Cellulose and West Fraser offi- "The chances of it being relocated again are very rare,!' To add to the difficulties, a large area of cials arc also involved in the discussions. "I think he would have probably seen his days num- said Juch. bered," said Scan Sharpe, head of environment miaistry,s hemlock forest has becn attacked by pests SCI woodland~ vice'president Dan Tuomi That would put the Kermodel amongst the four bears like tile green-striped looper. . said innovative ideas there could make op- northwest wildlife branch. conservation officers have shot in Terrace so far this year. Conservation officers set two snare traps in hopes of "We're looking at innovatlvc methods of. erations more viable for all operators. Area residents shot seven additional bears, dealing with some of the silviculture costs, ..... ' A2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 28, 1999 From front i Canadian CommunityNewspapers Association] Docs say hospital at fault n--e- -papers / right in your backyan f

is in a serious nursing shortage." Leisinger admitted is difficult because other facilities are Doctors say the hospital needs to hire more full-time and on the search for full time people. part-time nurses, not just casuals which are next to im- The nurse shortage at is expected to keep the hospital possible to recruit since most people aren't prepared to closed to further routine or elective patient admissions un- move up north without permanent employment. til September when the holidays end. But Leisinger said there aren't any permanent position to Other areas such as psychiatry, labour/delivery and advertise. emergency aren't affected. "We have a certain number of staff for each department "We're still here and we stand ready, able and willing to and if you fill more than that you've got more people than render necessary care to [people in emergency]," are necessary and we don't have the budget to handle Leisinger said. j, Nurses lack time for their job NURSES DON'T have the call casual nurses make the affecting health care. ministry to emphasis time to do what they're sup- profession even less entic- "This is just a small part recruitment and retention of posed to, says a senior ing. of a larger picture," said nurses, progress has stalled, menaber of their union in the "With casual work, there Malthus. said Malthus. northwest. are no benefits," Malthas Even if hospitals that are "We said we needed Budget cuts and bed added. short of staff nurses then $330,000 bare bones for the closures mean that only the She's disturbed that Mills hire casuals to fill those research and other work sickest of the sick requiring Memorial Hospital is vacancies, the casual list necessary but the govern- a high level of care are now restricting admissions be- will suffer and the problem ment can only come up with being admitted, says cause it is regarded as a still exists, she said. $100,000. It said it doesn't Smithers nurse Leeanne regional hospital because of "What we need is for the have any more money," she Malthus who represents the the high number of government to address the said. northwest on the B.C. specialists in Terrace and issues of morale, pay and Nurses Union executive. because of the services they quality of life," the nurse "The bottom line is you offer. added. only have two hands so the Malthus works at Bulklcy B.C. nurses conducted least sick of the patients get Valley District Hospital in rotating strikes earlier this skLmtned over," said Smithers which so far has year for more pay and to Malthus. been fortunate in avoiding urge the provincial govern- "We just can't care for nursing shortages. ment to hire more nurses. people at the level they Terrace has now joined Although they did reach a deserve." the Hazeitons, Prince Rupert deal with the province and Along declining morale, and the Queen Charlotte Is- part of that was to establish nursing isn't the attractive lands where shortages are a committee with the health profession it once was to young women who have tra- Rupert has problems, too ditionally been the greatest A NEIOBHOURING hospital which would be called upon source of recruits, Malthus to take patients Mills can't admit because of a nursing added. shortage itself has the same problem. "Years ago nursing, Prince Rupert's hospital several months ago also limited teaching and secretarial admissions for a time, says its health services director. work were the three fields "We know of Terrace's problem. We have beds, for but now many others have now, but that could change," Mary McGovern said last opened up," she said. week. It's managing to make do by cutting back on the "Nursing is seven days a number of beds available over the summer. week, 24 hours a day. It's "We haven't resolved the issue. We're coping," said not as attractive now. And McGovem. "We have reduced the number of beds for the the monetary component summer and we may have to reduce more." just isn't there anymore." A long term solution involves opening up more training Budget cuts which have spots at post secondary institutions, McGovem said. seen hospitals rely less on In the short term, Prince Rupert is concentrating on keep- staff nurses in favour of on- mg the nurses it does have and on recruiting more. For Your Home (Even if You Don't Have One.t )

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4736 Lakelse Ave. Terrace Tel: 63,~-3077~c~ c The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 28, 1999- A3 'Come and ar,'est us' 1 News In Brief .::They'll go to jail be Fore regis1 ring guns By CltRISTIANA WIENS A member since the group rest ' the group's 12,000 Police get radar NORA AND JIM LeCleir started in November 1998, members, Hut`on hopes to NEW HAZELTON RCMP have a 0ew radar unit to ::say they would rather go to LeCleir said the law is un- bring Canada's RCMP, hnprove their ability to target speeders and aggressive "~jail than register their guns. constitutional and ineffec- legal 0id and judicial sys- drivers thanks to assistance from ICBC. "I have firearms add I'm tire when it comes to fight- terns to its knees. The $2,900 unit comes from a cost sharing program not going to register them," ing crime. "We can tie up the courts undertaken by ICBC which this year is worth said Jim LeCleir, "I'm ab. "More people are killed' in this country forever and $400,000. solutely prepared to go to and injured with knifes than the politicians know that," It follows a series of initiatives undertaken by the jail." they are with firearms," Hutton told the audience. provincial crown corporation to cut down on speeding The LeCleirs were two of said LoCieir. "Are they He urged the audience to and other unlawful driving habits. ahnost 100 ares residents at going to make knives illegal walk into their local detach- the Law-Abiding Un. next?" merits, admit they own Hair salon moved - registered Firearms Associa- lie stands behind associa- weapons and force their tion (LUFA) meeting at tion president HuRon, an ex- own arrest. THE CONTRACT of a hair salon in the basement of Elks Eail July 20. RCMP officeT and small "Stand up and be Mills Memorial Hospital will be up for tender as soon At least 38 of those at- businessman from Rocky counted," Hutton told a as it expires, say hospital administrators. tendees paid $20 to join the Mountain House, Alberta, in cheering audience of local "The contract should be looked at," said Tom Novak Alberta-based group, which his four-step plan to defy residents. "They are not July 21. "That's the only right way to do iL" is on a northern B.C. mem- the legislation, forcing us to bury our He added that until then Angeliea's Hair Salon will bership drive. That plan includes creat- firearms." be moved to the hospital lobby, where Novak hopes to When speaker Bruce Hut- ing a list of active members HuRon compared state- rent space to a number of vendors, selling cverythilg ton, the president of LUFA, to raise money and boost menls made by federal cabi- from coffee to hair cuts. asked if there were any lobbying clout, obtaining in- net ministers Allan Rock The salon drew attention from hair stylists last spring RCMP officers in the because it uses equipment donated by stylist Jann tervenerstatus in support of and Lloyd Axworthy to BRUCI= HU'I-rON, president of a group out to defy audience, three people Alberta's Supreme Court thoseofAdolfHitler, saying Mason. She left the equipment to the hospital when she raised their hands. gun registration, spoke to nearly I00 people here died, asking that it be left for area hair stylists who reg- appeal of' the registration the government wants to July 20 about his plans to set up mass arrests. The group hopes to unite law, attacking Members of know where weapons are so ularly come in to style the hair of hospitalized patients. people interested in fighting Local hairstylists circulated a petition in April, Parliament who support the they can confiscate them at Constitution, provincial group with First Nations and Bill C-68, the federal highlighting the problem and asking the hospital for bill in their home ridings will. property rights and allows Metis groups, who he said firearms legislation that re- use of the equipment. Having retail sales in the hospital and, if necessary, going to Bill C-68, he added, rio- federal officers to search also have to rr.gister their quires gun owners to regis- is intended as one way of increasing its revenues. jail. lates the Charter of Rights homes without a warrant. weapons. ter firearms by Jan. 1, 2001. By forcing RCMP to ar- and Freedoms, the Canadian Huttoa plans to align the Fire hazards FIRE FIGHTERS at the Northwest Fire Center in I nfocentre at the front of the class SmOthers reported a low fire hazard in the northwest WITH JUST a few tourism infocentres left to check out, July 23 after a busy weekend July 17-18. the one here is at the front when it comes to service. The fires include an abandoned campfire four kilo- "They did extremely well," said Tourism B.C. official metres up the Exstew forest service road and five Margaret McCormick who manages a program whereby lightning fires in the Burns Lake and Houston area. inspectors pass themselves off as tourists in order to grade Initial attack crews put out most of the f'ues while infocemres. The local one, run by the Terrace and District they were still at spot size, but one fire, in Tweedsmuir Chamber of Commerce, scored 96 per cent on its check. Park grew to 30 hectares and had to be burned off, to There will be two evaluations this sunrmer conducted by contain the fire to its natural boundarir.s. Tourism B.C. of the 113 infocentres across the province. The six fires make up more than 25 per cent of the 20 "The evaluations arc very intensive. There's a grading reported fires this year, compared to 101 fires at this system which looks at things such as washrooms and ac- time last year. cess to the building, the quality of the service and the na- While conditions here have been calm, center repre- ture of the service ~ all things a tourist would look for," sentatives say northwest fire fighters have been busy in said McCormick. other parts of the province, with the Hazel`on crew What made the local infocentre stand out to the busy in Fort Nelson, in the northeast. evaluat0rs was the service, she said. "The person who served them did such a good job she convinced there to stay overnight. And that's exactly what an infocentre's He might go Down Under supposed to do," McCormick added. SKEENA REFORM MP Mike Scott's thinking of "The idea is that a person comes in looking for some- visiting Australia to learn more about that country's thing and leaves with more than what they were looking handling of aborigine land claims. for," she said. Scott says he got the idea while being interviewed i" "k "k "k ~ recently hi Ottawa for a segment concerning land Tourism has picked up in July compared to lower Rum- claims on an Australian 60 Minutes-type TV show. hers inMay and June. "There appear to be many parallels with what is hap- Travel counsellors last week were taking queries from pening there to what is happening here," said Scott. more thtt~ 55 parties snaking up'100 people.each day; . "It might be a good idea to fly down there, 8tmy own Wii5 the weather improved since early ~stlnlmer, more FRIENDLY AND informative serviee~on~'~.:~p'aH~'~f counsellors at the local in- expense, for seven to 10 days. You could probably get B.C. tourists are now on the road, says counsellor Ka~yn focentre has resulted in it placing high on a province-wide survey. That's William a good sense for what is going on. z' 'Audet. "We still have good numbers of Europeans and Kragbak from Keremeos getting assistance from Karyn Audet, Bryana Slraker Americans," she added. and Erin Davies.

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Healthy step ¢ ONE HAS only to look down the road to Kitimat ( to see the worst of what can happen with local health care. There the medical community and the local community health have been conducting an underground war. Casualties so far include the health council's chair, several of its mem- a mountain of good will and a public that's confused and frightened. The issue in Kitimat surrounds what's assumed / to be a declining standard of health care centered on the difficulty of that community finding and keeping an orthopedic surgeon. A second item has now been added with the moving away of the community's only general surgeon and the need to find a replacement. And now there are hints of the same friction surfacing between the Terrace medical com- munity and the Terrace and Area Health Council 3iesbrecht joins ship's crew which runs Mills Memorial Hospital and Ter- VICTORIA -- For some pushed. The two cosmetic raceview Lodge. obscure reason, I was over- Gordon Wilson took over the propaganda changes are looked once again in Premier finance portfolio, while keep- noteworthy. It seems the This friction is exposed in the Klein report, a Glen Clark's latest cabinet ing responsibility for B.C. Fur- government, too, has realized document prepared by three Vancouver pediatric shuffle. ties, the day MacPha il it's been protecting a pretty experts on the state of children's care at Mills. It You'd think that after spend- resigned. shaky health care system and a ing nearly 40 years in close Hammell's forme~ job goes somewhat deficient education has two central themes. The first is that Mills op- proxiruity to politicians, I to Jenny Kwan, while her for- system. As for matters eco- erates as a de facto pediatrics centre for the might have earned a minor mer portfolio, municipal af- nomic, nuff said. northwest without being financed as such. And portfolio. Maybe it's got some- fairs, was given to newcomer, The shuffle will probably not thh~g to do with my attitude Jim Doyle. send British Columbians into a the second is a lack of communication and co- which isn't always favourable Moo Sihota, a.k.a. Minister frenzy of optimism and, if ordination between the health council and local towards politicians. of Everything, a title he now Campbell's reaction to the ap- Whatever the reason for the shares with Wilson, got even pointment of Wilson as finance physicians because of the way pediatric care is prcmier's slight, I'll live with FROM TH E"CAPITAL more. His new job is Minister minister is any indication, is managed at the hospital. "it and he's got to live with me HUBERT BEYER of Social Development a,d bound to be greeted with deri- Overlaying both of these themes is control or more specifically, with what Economic Security. sion by the opposition. I write. Missed your chance The new monster ministry "Wilson not fit to be finance as in who gets to make decisions on how things again, Premier, to get me out incorporates the former Minis- minister," was the bottom line run at the hospital. Is it the health council which of your hair. try of Human Resources, of Campbell's reaction, when makes policy based on its budget or is it doctors Helmut Giesbrecht, on the tween job and friendship get a skills, traini,g, housing and actually I think that Wilson other hand, was luckier. After little more tightly drawn. child care. He will also chair will probably do a pretty who have an influence on what happens at the spending ahnost as much thne As cabinet shuffles go, this the Economic Council of Min- decent job, considering what hospital because of the way they conduct their hanging around the fringes of one didn't make a lot of rip- isters, he's got to work with -- major power as 1 have --~ w,ell, eight nles Clark nroved the ...aa~ , ~.addition to Giesbrecht and ~ ast deficits and a ~ c~shing business ...... ', '*' years any~vay--- hCs landed a, wrong by not punishing some ~. Some of what happened is the natural con- cabinet post at last Pubhc ' ~ of the critics inside the eabineL are johiing the eabineL Joan : The four newly-appointed sequence when groups of people with conflicting service minister. ;'. Attorney General Ujjal Sawicki, Speaker of the Legis- ministers will probably get a Now, I hate to rain on Hel- :Dosanjh, rumoured to have lature a few years back, gets bit of a honeymoon from the aims and goals are placed together. But because mut's parade, but let's face it, leadership aspirations, keeps environment, lands and parks, media and special interest dealing with health care, the ultimate re- he got a job on the Lusitania his job. So does agriculture and Joan Smailwood, a former groups. The pressure on Clark quirement is that when we're sick and need which is perilously close to miuister Corky Evans. cabinet minister, is back in, and the old-time ministers will being torpedoed by Gordon Both am believed to have heading the labour ministry. remain. medical help, the system be as free of internal Campbell's Liberal U-boat. been among those who pri- Former environment minister When ali's said and done, I politics and egos as possible. How's that for getting around vately asked the premier to Cathy McGregor was sent to think I'll stick with what I'm the worn Titanic metaphor? step down for the good of the the backbencb. doing. I've managed to survive One welcome step is having another Vancouver The other drawback for Gies- party. In the press release, announc- four decades as a Natlcring pediatrics expert begin the job of assembling a brecht is that he won't be able Of course, two major detrac- ing the cabinet shuffle, the fa- Nellie of Negativism. Beat northwest vision for pediatric care. If that works to join the regular morning tors beat him to the punch. Joy miliar mantra of "protecting that, Premier. coffee crowd auymore. He'll MacPhail resigned as fiuance health care and education" Beyer can be reached at -- and if the players can set aside their differences be too busy bailing the rising minister and Sue Hammell quit was amended by changing pro- Tel: (250) 920.9300; e.mail: then it could and should be used as model for water. Sorry, Helmut, to be her job as women's equality tecting to "improving," and hubert@coolcomxom; Fax: further co-operation. We can't afford another such a prick, but when you join minister. Both probably adding "diversifying the B.C. (978) 477-5656 web: the Ga,g of 22, the lines be- jumped believing they'd be economy." Kitimat. http:/]www.hubertbeyer.com/ Hey there I /acant lots equal happy kids THEY'RE HERE. Tourists, that is. You'll see VACA.h~ LOTS and kids in planning, compromisiug, hills and rock plateaus for laave always fitted together like give and take. To have any fun climbers, after a rain, instant them fishing, buying food and other goods in lo- peanut butter and jelly. From together, they must agree on ponds for pebble skippers, mud cal stores. They might look lost and need ans- Russell Baker to Mordecai what they're going to do, the for rock painters, and patches wers to questions. Richler, writers eulogize the rules that govern, and whose of level sand for autograph ,vacant lots of their childhood turn it is. Quite an outcome for writers. So don't hesitate to help out. A friendly greet- where they whiled away free no financial investment in toys. Junior bikers get a thrill time improvising games with Neighbours have an un. zooming down topsoil ing and an answer to a query just might result in their friends. an extra dollar being spent here. obstructed view of the goings mounds. Rock huuuds load For the past year kids in our on, a comfort to any parents their pockets with white or We not only need every tourist dollar possible, subdivision have enjoyed an concerned about their children. speckled beauties. Six-year-old but helping out is just the right thing to do. i,stant vacant lot, thanks to a Purple clover is all the kids cau Suzuki's marvel at foot deep developer. The property boasts hide in or behind, other than crevasses carved by a mo parallel bars, shh~y slides, the dirt piles. Every move the rainstorni. d ' I N[sl IItl" [] :! I ~hItt:a I~-,I or swings. It has no climbing i kids make is ia full view of at From time to time as lots are poles, monkey bars, or cedar CLAUDE'ITE SANDECKI least eight homes and travel- sold to builders, the land's to- PUBLISHER/EDITOR: Rod Link bridges. lers along four perimeter pography shills; topsoil is ADVERTISING MANAGER: Brian Lindenbach It does offer plenty of space, streets. spread or more heaped up, they go by. 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V t The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 28, 1999- A5 Tales from the past CORRESPONDENCE FOR THE TERRACE STANDARD The Mail Bag International Year of the Older Person celebrates memories of days gone by i 1999 is International Year of the Older Person and the Terrace Standard has taken the opportunity to Leave music, band alone tell dze stories of people who have seen Terrace Dear Sir:. ! change over the years. I receutly had the privilege of attending the year-end : Their stories have been submitted by the Terrace ceremonies at Thomhill Junior Secondary School. ; Seniors Advisory Commission and will be published It was a reward in itself to see the many students over two issues this summer in recognition of the recognized for their athletic and academic accomplish- commitments they have made to this city. menta over the course of this past school year, but the crowning touch for the evening was the fine per- fonnance of the school's two bands, stage and concert. I saw poise, maturity, leadership ability and decency Fishing on of character which is developed through the participa- tion ia such activities. One would have to agree that the I~nefits to society of developing such character in ithe Kispiox people is immeasurable. It would be naive to think that the degree of musical By BILL MCRAE end. proficiency demonstrated by these students is attained i Years ago a fellow, Ed At the other end of the in one year. Rather, it is nurtured in the primary grades i McLaren, had a homestead handle of the pole there was and further developed in the elementary years, to the i up in the Kispiox along the a lever and once you closed point where by the time students reach junior high Kispiox river. Every three to the lever the loop of wire on school, they are capable of wimdng recognition iu ua- four months he'd come and the tip of the pole dosed. tional competitions. ;stay in my dad's hotel, the So we took these along, as If our school board must make cuts to certain pro- ',Grandview in South well as a horse blanket, a THE ORIGINAL: That's the Alton, a boat Aileen Frank and eight others sailed grams in order to balance a budget, why target music? ' Hazelton. piece of eight inch stovepipe down the Skeena in. The flood of 1936 left Frank stranded, but with determination Instead, why not put nnder closer scrutiny those pro- He'd get drnnk for a day with a hole at the end on and a knowledgeable guide she made it to Prince Rupert in just over 12 hours. grants which have lower popular appeal and for which or two, get his groceries and each side, and a long piece enrollmeut is limited? things together and head of stiff telegraph wire. Better yet, why uot ask the parents and students of back to the Kispiox, and you When we got to the river Surviving the 1936 flood the district which programs they would prefer to see wouldn't see him again for he chopped a hole in the ice left intact? another three or four four or five feet long and a By AILEEN FRANK Rupert by river route. Rob Hargrove, Terrace months. foot and a half wide. He In the winter of 1935-6 we had quite a fall The Nelsons had travelled the river by (received via emaU) Sometimes he used to get bailed out all the slush ice of snow in Terrace. Late May of 1936 canoe many times and knew where to telling stories and some and put the piece of brought with it a week-long heat wave, watch for sandbars. were unbelievable. I really stovepipe down into the with temperatures in the 90's for days. The We gathered under the Kutsmnkalum It's a shame couldn't say 'you're not tell- water with the piece of heat melted the snow around Babine Lake Bridge at 3 a.m. and found the seats on the Dear Sir:. ing the truth', but one day I telegraph wire through the and other mountains to the west, causing boat to be in very close quarters. Our I'm sick aud tired, like many others, to hear the said to him: "I just don't two holes so it would the Skeena to swell to a rolling boil and navigators steered the boat from under the rhetoric from health care administrators here. believe you." suspend the stovepipe from spill water over its banks. bridge, but they weren't prepared for the How long will it take for the politicians aud health "Kid," he said, "you the ice. The overflow of water played havoc on force of the current, which caused the boat care committees to realize that Mills Memorial Hospi- come up and stay with me Then he put down his the railway tracks that ran along the to tip within a couple of inches of swamp- tal is a centralized, regional facility for the northwest, for a day or two and I will blanket and got the long Skeena. In mauy places between Hazeltoa ing the boat. The natives soon righted the and not just a little clinic in the northwest? show you." pole. and Prince Rupert the tracks were left hang- boat and we went sailing on. I fecl sorry and ashamed for the many good He was telling a story He laid down on the ing in the air. Terrace was isolated because As we neared Kwinitsa the natives pulled physiciaus here, trying to serve people regionally and about snaring fish and how blanket over the ice, put his there was no highway connecting Terrace the boat close to the bank to allow us to locally, but without bed space, consideration or ade- he simply went out to the eye to the stovepipe and to Prince Rupert or Smithers, and there was climb out and pay a visit to the washroonrs. quate funding. river and snared a fish in the held the pole in the water no airport. It was a wonderful trip down the river and We have aa expensive, large new Park Ave. medical wintertime every thne he with the lever in his hands. I, along with four other teachers, had our next stop was at Port Essington where building with many doctors' offices, laboratory felt like it. As he was laying there he plans to spend oar summer holidays in the we debarked to have a cup of coffee in a facilities and handicapped equipment services, etc. We I did get to go and stay could see the fish, dormant, lower mainland or Vancouver Island, but care. also have a fair, ouly, supply of nuclear medicine with him. It was in January just kind of floating a foot we had no means of leaving Terrace. Word It was 3:30 p.m. whca the natives docked equipment and x-ray facilities. To what benefit, if not and everything was frozen. and a half or two feet from of our plight got around town and three na- at Cow Bay in Prince Rupert That journey used to capacity. We got up there and after a the bottom of the eddy. The tives from the Nelson family, of the Kit- down the Skeena was au experience that I For the sake of the ahnighty govermueut dollar day or so he kind of long hole in the ice allowed sumkalum band, generously offered their will never forget in my life. budget cause, what the so-called government overseer straightened out and we light down there so he could expertise of river travel to lake us to Prince and health care society people seem to be aiming went to the horse barn and see. toward is an cud to effectual medical and surgical care got his tools. All of a sudden he closed in the northwest, eg. Mills Memorial Hospital. He grabbed an axe to chop the lever and up he came Well-trained doctors and nurses will leave the area, a hole in the ice, a long pole with a steelhead. He Childhood memories with the result that many patients must take their wait- '~at was rigged up like a repeated this three or four By JEAN THOMSO~ There was always an five miles, because we had ing list chances elsewhere for treatment at mega dollar pruning pole for clipping times, and each time he Mother was from England English Christmas cake with to follow the road. cost of airfare, etc. This does not make sense and is not branches off of trees, only it came up with a steelhcad. and had come to Canada to thick ahnond icing made by The Graser home was spe- realistic. had a piece of snare wire up He looked at me and said marry, our grandmother. From cial because they always Mills Memorial Hospital should be adequately through the loops and there "Kid, that'show you catch She could play the piano Germany, our aunt and had a big tree with 'real' funded to give ~catment with care and safety to was a loop '6f wire at the a steelhead." and had sung in the church grandmother would send omameuta, and sometimes patients of the northwest. choir. Later, when we were parcels done up in cloth and they'd let us have one to Perhaps when comidering budget cuts, cuts should be growing up, she would sing hand sewn. The address was take home. I still have a made in administration, health care council members to her two girls while we all written on the cloth, or per- glass bird that goes on my and govenunent overseers who apparently are not did the many chores of farm haps on a piece of paper tree each Christmas. doing a good job of allocating funds to necessary de- life; plucking chickens or" pasted on the parcel. One time, they had goose partments of health cam facilities. spinning wool to the strains What delicious anticipa- for dimler instead of chick. The govermnent must find more funds, as health care of 'Grandfather's Clock' or tion it was watching mother ca. After dinner the men is a No. 1 priority. Too much government money is 'Love's Old Sweet Song.' take the scissors and clip the would play cribbage and spent and wasted on foolish enterprises eg. government She liked '% bit of fun" thread. These parcels con- smoke and the women, after advertising, fast ferries, etc. and would entertain at rained band knitted stock- tidying, ~ould sit at the Many health clients could be served in a home situa- Christmas time with magic ings and mitts ~ not too in- kitchen table and • mother tion with an adequate change of medical coverage and and card tricks. She read tea teresting to children ~ but would do her tricks. more employment of home nurses. But emergency and leaves, too, and that was a they also contained mar- We visited the Grasers urgent cases cannot be turned away from the best quali- talent to entrain with. zipan toys. often and if we slayed after ty hospital trcalment. The present situation is a We always had our home Pink pigs, spotted dark and there was no downright shame. celebration with gifts on mushrooms and one time a moon, Mrs. Graser would Edna Jensen, Terraee, B.C. Christmas Eve, that being whole turkey dinner corn- let us use her candle the tradition in Europe. Our plete with mashed potatoes, lanterns to see our way How many millions? tree was decorated with peas, a torkeyand a Christ- home. Dear Sir:. white candles in tin candle mas pudding. What a great They were five pound lard holders that were fastened to time my sister and I had en- paris with the handle turned The long rumling proposal for the Vancouver Portside HOTELS AND Dentistry don't have a lot in common, project with the extra berth for latest generation super- but Aileen Frank had her tooth drilled dght in the the branches. We would tertaining our dolls that to the side and holes light the candles when fa- ChristrnasI punched in the bottom. The sized cmiseships sited on arguably the most attractive lobby of the Filbert (now Skeena) hotel in 1935. Bill waterfront realestate anywhere should be a cinch. ther was sure the flame We spent most Christums candle light was like magic. McRae's father owned a hotel in New Hazelton that Outside investors from the private sector should have would be clear of the bran- days of our childhood at the The holes made little lights looked similar to this in the 1930's. PHOTO FROM been chomping at the walls of the shark's cage to get a B.C. Archives #84383 ... ehes and only if we were nelghbours, Mr. and Mrs. like sparkling stars dancing watching carefully with a Graser, and if the weather on the trail and our feeL chunk of this action and totally front the lab. bucket of water nearby, was not too cold, would The big light shone The likes of Tourism Vancouver, cruise line opera- Waiting for the We got parcels from En- walk the two miles to their several yards in front of us tors, Vancouver Port Authority, City of Vancouver, gland with wonderful barley house, and made the dog's eyes hotel-resort coasortiums and others should cover all the sugar toys that we would If there was snow, dad glow red. The dog was al- capital required while senior governments provide only dentist in 1935 put in the on the window would hitch the black horse ways with us, and if it was policy assurances to help anchor the developmeut. ledge to see the colours bet- up to the cutter and off we'd dark he would stay pretty But the so-called 'cap' to the B.C. taxpayer of this By AILEEN FRANK the lobby, with patrons of ter. They would gradually go with a hot brick and a dose, not trusting the night behemoth has gone from zero to $200M, to $300M, to Before I came to Terrace in the hotel coming and going, lose a leg or tail as time bearskin rug to keep us noises. In the daylight he now a $510M at the latest declaration from a befuddled Premier for total sum of $900M largess. 1934, I had always lived in I was going to have my went by and we couldn't warm. It was longer, maybe was aiways exploring. a city. When I lived in Vic- tooth filled. resist the sweet temptation. The B.C. government's research says the project will toria I would catch a bus at I was motioned to sit in capture $530M in provincial tax revenues along with the street comer in order to the provided kitchen chair, federal tax collections over a 30-year horizon, but as get to town to shop, where I told to hold my head back this price tag pushes the envelope of $1 billion oullay had a choice of a doctor or and open my mouth. The we'll be lucky to break even. dentist. dentist poked around until I Now if you take Clark's latest 'cap' on B.C. taxpayer It was quite different for indicated which tooth was outlay of $530M together with his outright demand that ran when I came to Terrace. giving me trouble. the reds ante-up $170M, then the public is stuck for However, I accepted what To clean out the hole the $700M or 78 per ceut of the bottom linel So while it's was available and made the dentist took his drill, which terrific for the Premier to talk with such not-at-any. best of country living. was operated by a foot price magnanhnity, how did we get to being forced to Having a toothache in Ter- pump. The foot pump set swallow the whole enchilada? race was a lot different than the levers working which in We are also asked to scarf down a ninth consecutive having a toothache in Vic- turn set the drill whirring. projected B.C. fiscal deficit of $875M in 2000, plus toria where I could get to a No freezing your gums to $35 billion in B.C. debt along with $580 billion of dentist right away. A avoid pain in those daysl Canada's debt. The interest to service these debts alone toothache in Terrace meant Several times during the zobs untold programs of funding. C.A.P. is NDP jargon a visit to Dr. Mills to have drilling the needle would hit for costs accelerated plus. the tooth extracted or wait- a nerve and I'd just about Gerry J. Bloomer, Lakelse Lake, B.C. lag to have the tooth filled jump out of the chair. (received via emaiO ;by a traveliug dentist who Then the dentist prepared came to town every other the mercury f'dling and month, worked it into the hole. It About letters l decided to wait to have took 10 to 15 minutes to TIlE TERRACE Standard welcomes letters to the ~my tooth filled and made an harden. What a relief when editor. Our deadfine is noon Fridays; noon Thu~tays :appointment to see the the ordeal was over. on a long weekend. You can write us at 3210 Clinton :travelling dentist when I All the while I was in the St., Terrace, B.C. V8G 5R2. Our fax number is 250. '.heard he had set up shop in chair people were around in 638.8432 or you can elnall us at ~the Filbert Hotel (now The the lobby taking a good [email protected] 'Skeena). To my surprise the look. No wonder it took a Lelters must be slgn~d and mgst have a phone num- :dentist was all set up in the long time to go to a dentist CHRISTMAS TIME Is always a fun time for kids, but there were no electric lights ber. ~lobby of the Filbert and not without fear of the pain it on Jean "Rlomson's tree when she was a child. The tree was decorated with fin a private room. Here, in caused. candles, but only lit when a bucket of water was handy to prevent accidents. A6- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday,July 28, 1999 Think twice before shooting James W. Radelet 1i RADELET & COMPANY Barristers& Solicitorsi 1 Tax Law • Trusts ° Corporate & Commercial 1330 - 1075 WestGeorgia Slreet,Vancouver, B.C. Y6E 3C9 Ravens have their role here Phone: 604-689.0878 Fax: 604-689-1386 Dear Sin bird lover yet it seems he 1, I really hope this man is CORRESPONDENCEFOR THETERRACE STANDARD would love them more if just voicing one opinion they didn't make noise or about his pet peeve, the had natural bodily functions. beautiful and majestic raven Perhaps he feels that we ("Man urges city to gun The Mail Bag should kill them all and let down ravens," The Terrace God sort it out. With a man Complete computer package Standard, July 14, 1999). like this behind the trigger, This story particularly of- before shooting a raven. are our cleaners of cock- Also, I've had as many as I'll be praying to God as specially designed for Home fended my wife who is a Secondly, ravens eat eggs, roaches, termites, bac- 20 crows in the yard at the while I believe in free member of the Raven Clan. small birds, attd carrion teriuln, rats, etc. same time. Are these the speech and freedom of the Business and children's Surely this man must have which may include your The presence of these birds he wants to murder? press, I don't believe in murder. researched the native garbage. It is called the food creatures is directly propor- There is an old male ([ education for on/y $99/mo. legends. chain. Get over it. tionate to our cleanliness. thh~k) that perches around Absolute power corrupts Could anyone be that ig- I lived right in the middle Has he ever heard of gar- the library that nay wife and absolutely. Are we not our THREE MONTHS NO PAYMENT norant in 1999 about their of town on Lazelle and we bage cans? I actually communicated brothers' keepers? Do you surroundings? Why does he had a few ravens hangiug Our ravens used to come with. If you have never not think this extends to the INTERNETREADY and call every morning and animal kingdom? think natives include the around. With our en- tried, you will never know. Call Toll Free raven in their artwork, couragentent. ifI slept in, they would land He seemed to be talking to Please do not kill the which, by the way, is world Ravens and crows will not in the cherry tree outsidemy us so we tried to mimic his ravens. Tha=tk you. renowned because of the get into you garbage if there window and call me out. sounds. This went on for 20 Patrick Nelson, 1-888-528-8818 heritage and the story be- is nothing in there for them I found this to be such an minutes attd then we shared Terrace, B.C. hind the art. I really think to eat. By the iustioct placed amazing event I almost al- a bagel with him and went this man should think twice within them by God, they ways got up and fed them. on our way. It was a profound and en- Don't Miss The Parade! lightening experience. Is this the raven he wants to murder? They"r., still a pest I wonder where such a RIVERBOATDAYS, JULY 29 TO AUGUST 2 person would stop if he had Dear sir:. rip open my garbage bags, do not believe in holy cows, Regarding the problem of looking for rotten food. neither do we believe in the authority. Pigeons also THURSDAY: ravens, (The Terrace Stan- We saw this egg stealing holy ravens, do we? have droppings. Swallows 7pro Opening Ceremonies - George Little Memorial Park daM, July 14, 1999). and nest destruction on Dis- By the way, these have droppings. So do dogs. 8pm Fifth Annual Overwaitea Buggy Relay - Park Ave.- by Library Mr. David Hull of the city covery Channel this week. "ravens" might be crows Cats have droppings and FRIDAY: council thinks that natives We do eat cows regardless htstead. I cannot tell the dif- have been known to make still honour ravens as their of the fact that some lonely ference, but perhaps Mr. noise in the middle of the 1 (~m- 1 pm Canadian ~re Child Protection Foundation - Canadian Tire ancestors ..... I doubt that Canadian Hiudu considers David Hull can. night. People walking home 12pm Jail and Bail - Terrace Crime Stoppers My native relatives don't. that beast holy. Bill Homburg, from the bar have been 7pro Children's Village with the Life Bear-watch for the Lit Bearl known to make noise. Most natives call them- We Canadians in general Terrace, B.C. selves Christian now, and This man calls himself a sm.AY: ' do not believe that prlmi- 9am-lprn farmer s Market ~ tire, nice myth any longer. 1 1am Riverboat Days Paradel ~ ~/~ 1 2pm-8pm Concerts in the Park _ ~fl~l~ beliefs down their throats ,,eo Car Races. Terrace Speedwoy andWe native don't Canadians want to push should our ~ ~ROO~Is49 D~N~+ A W~EEK~E 1 1 pm Fireworksl not force their religion through our throats either. SUNDAY: .~~ Ravens are a nuisance to S---- c- 10am First Annual Kiddies Parade ~r~ .. us and to their fellow birds. /Single/Double 10om First Annual Soap Box Derby ~ J I am glad that our natives fl-win 1 l=m Skeena Valley Emergency Services Challenge 1999-Skeena/doll Parking Lot don't do to me what their TAX ExpiresOctober 31, 1999 so-called ancestorsdo to me HEART OF DO WNTO WN PRINCE GEORGE MONDAY: and our property. 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All of that It happened July 21 with But Giesbrecht said hc had is taxable. the appointment of Skeena no idea what job he'd be Gicsbrecht's appointment NDP MLA Helmut Gies- doing until about two hours continues a tradition of hay- • ~,, i ;~:.- .L~::-' brecht as public service before being sworn in the' ing legislative members minister in a series of moves afternoon of July 21. from Skcena in the cabinet. by Premier Glen Clark. "I just knew that whatever ' Social Credit Dave Parker, In effect, Giesbrecht is I might get would have ah..the MLA here from 1986 to both the personnel manager upside and a downside," 1991, held several port- and the landlord for the said the MLA in adding folios, includingf~cstry. provincial govcntment, that's the case when it c0m- ~ Prior to that, C~ril Shal- That's because he's now es to dealing with different ford, another Social MLA, responsible for the B.C. and competing interests, was agriculture minister un- Buildings Corporation, a Giesbrecht, 56, was first der Premier Bill Bennett. Helmut Giesbrecht crown corporation, which elected to the provincial handles government build- legislature in 1991, defeat- ings, and for various agen- ing Social Credit candidate cies which manage the pub- Dave Parker who was him- lic servants who work for self a sitting cabinet mem- MLA says post the province. ber. The public service minis- He was returned in 1996, ter portfolio is relatively defeating Liberal candidate is not a reward new, created earlier this Rick Wozney who was then, BEING NAMED to the provincial cabinet isn't a reward year when Moe Sihota was and still is, the mayor of for supporting Premier Glen Clark, says Helmut Gies. rctunted to the cabinet with Kitimat. brecht. that title. He's now the so- Giesbrecht said he really The Skeena NDP MLA was placed in the cabinet July 21 .cial developnaent and eco- fought three campaigns just one day after he make a strong statement backing nomic sec, rity minister, an- tile provincial campaigns of Clark who has been the focus of criticism by his party. , ,::i ii!!(iiiii other new portfolio. 191 and 1996 and the failed "I've been a social democrat way back since about 1971 Giesbrecht takes over recall campaign through the and I'll be a social democrat regardless of who is there. If For a limited time some of Sihota's former job, winter of 1997-1998. : i!! II! iii! !il Ihn asked to do a job, I'll step in," said Giesbrecht last L:--~ii :::::? .:::" but not all of it. Giesbrecht left his teach- week. Speaking last week, the ing position at Skeena Jun- "It may not be a perfect time to be in cabinet or to be a new minister said a large ior Secondary when he was part of this government but there are challenges and you amount of his time would be elected in 1991. have to rise to the challenges," he said. spent on personnel issues. Prior to his cabinet ap- The new minister acknowledged that the government has "When you have a pointment, Giesbrecht was to do a better job of communicating. climate under restraint, it parliamentary secretary to Giesbrceht said he paid his dnes, having been first can be difficult," said Gies- health minister Penny eheted in 1991, being re-elected in 1996 and by surviving brecht. "I know some of the. Priddy. a failed recall attempt in 1998. civil service is not happy That resulted in an extra "This is not a reward for supporting Clark. He thought 1 and I'll be dealing with' $6,000 a year on top of his could do the job," Giesbrecht continued.

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election bat he can't find im ...... out he did in a recent poll. The opinion poll was con- 1999 Cavalier Sedan ducted by provincial Liber- IF ONLY EVERYlrHINC IN UFE WAS AS DEPENDABLEAS A CAVAU ER. als and tested Scott's name along with those of • 2.2 Iltre 115HP engine • 5-speed manual transmission • Next Ceneration municipal politicians, driver and front passenger air bags • 4-wheel anti-lock braking system "l asked for the results PASSLock ® theft deterrent system • Folding rear seotback and they declined to give them to me," said Scott. "They did say I did OK but nothing else." Scott doesn't say he won't 1999 Halibu SecurltvdeDosltS300. upto36months v , I • ' s • , • F , • I I ' I S • ' • ' e " ' ever consider switching from federal to provincial politics, but adds he was CAVALIERSEDAHLEASEOPTI0NS OR PURCHASE elected to the federal Skeena riding and will continue to $178 $1,893 $206 $900 serve that role. _._ $232 $0 Purchoes15,738 Price Includes freight of $680 end PDI His name also popped up Lease paymentsbased on 36 month ter~. on an internal Reform party Securitydeposit of $300 required. memo as one of approxi- mately 20 Reform MPs across the country who might be being courted by various provincial political A QUALITY, AFFORDABLE HID-SIZE SEDAN THAT DELIVERS HeRE VALUE THAN parties. e That me=no was written by YOU'D EVER EXPECT, • 2.4 IltreTwin Cam 150HP engine • 4-speed automatic transmission senior Reform party staff • Next Ceneration dual airbags • 4-wheel a nti-lock braking system • Air conditioning

member Rick Anderson. • AN/FN stereo cassette • PASSLock® theft-deterrent system • "rllt-Wheel TM "One of the jobs of the S~L~nl'LF.ASe OR PURCHASE party is election readiness and although we may be some time away from an $228for 36 months with $3,100 down, $20,G88Purchuae Price Includ~ freight of $'/20 und PDI f election federally, Anderson Security depoeit S300, was just doing his job to HALIBULEASE OPTIONS 1999 Alero keep the party informed," MonthlyLecse Poyrnmt 00wepe'ym4mt said Scolt. $228 $3,100 by Oldsmobile In the meantime, the $276 Sl,500 $a2o so START SOHETHIHG Wl chairman of the northwest Lease payments based 0~ 36 month [erm. chapter of the Dissatisfied =cn,ty~n~e,tof ~00 r0,u]re~ THE NEW O LDSHO BILE ALERO. Citizens Coalition feels YOU WILL LEAVE THE ORDI HARY BEHIN Scott would make an ex- • 2.4 Iltre Twin Cam 150 HP engine • 4-Speed automatic cellent provincial Liberal candidate. transmission • Enhanced Traction System • 4-wheel anti-lock Steve Cook and other braking system • Next Generation driver and front passenger air bogs coalilion naembers have • Child-security rear door locks • PASSLock ®theft-deterrent system been encouraging provincial • Air conditioning • AH/FH stereo cassette • Tilt-Wheel TM • Power door lock Liberals and Reformers to unite to present a common ALER0CX LEkSEOPTIOHS S~ULRTLsks= OR PURCHASE front opposing the NDP government "He could mn under any --r-'-...--,,0o s248 s21,288 S344 $0 rot a8 months with $3,230 down. Porthole Price Includes freight of S720 and PDI banner," said Cook of Lease payments based on 36 month term. S~curily deposit $300. Scott. 'Td love to see him Security depot of $300 rKlu[rsd. in provincial politics." r-----dib We'd like yea to know more: For velllde selection or the IocaUonof the nearestdealer call 1-80O.GM-DRIVEor visit our webslte at www.gmcanada.corn."Based on a 36 month lease for Cavalier Sedan 117Z/MallbuR7Z/Oldsmoblle/~ero I'cH~,on,,:. ../~.1 ~ R7Z.Adow~paymentortrade d$1893/$31GO/$3230~ndse~uritydepa~it~$3~/$3~/$3~req~red~T~tat~b1~g~nis$83~1/$113~7/$12~58~Ann~a~ kilometer limit 20,O00km $OA2perexcesskil(xneter.OtherleaseoptJonsevaabe. I ,..v,ru~,uc. Cook added Scott would I ~ Jr. "l'Relghtincluded. LIcense,~nsurance,and taxes not Included. Oealereere free to set individual pdcee. :~Rnanofng~ approved GMACcredil only. Example:$10.000 at 1.9%APR, the monthly payment is $216.51 for 48 months. Cost of J~_.,.,. be a credible and competent ~ I "'" I ~ be[row!.ngis $3.92.48..Tofgoblloegon.Is $107392.48.Down payment, t~de end/or security deposit may be required. Monthly payment and cost of borrowing will vary depondino on amount borrowed and aown payment/Irene. |,..,,T,,=~rK.w.m candidate. -~,~ _ .,¥ * ; Tu~ers apply only m t999 new or oernoflstrstormsee~ at vehicleseqmpped as descflbed and eppgea to qualified retail customers in B.C. only. Dealerorder or t~de may be necessa~.Limited time offers which may not be combined The key for the ,orth is to find people who can proper- ly represent the area in the I south, Cook said. Cook said the problem has always bee~ to find a way for the north to have a say in McEwan GM in Terrace 635.4941o, o provincial polities and •I i : :ii policy makhlg. I III II I I

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In doing so, the mill reduced to one shift but this meant everything it cut could be dried before sale. Deputy Leader, Reform Party of Canada "The dry product has more value than the green will be in Terrace Wed. July 28, 1999 product has, so it was a good decision to do it that You are invited to a way," said Thony. As of late last week, lum- wine and cheese evening ber was selling into the United States at (U.S.) $432 to hear this dynamic speaker for a thousand board feet, far above the 1998 close of the Reform Party of Canada. (U.S.) $300, he said. "In the last week to I0 days it has cooled off, but not in any major way," 7:30 pm Skeena Room Thony added of the Avmr- ican market into which the Best Western Terrace Inn vast majority of the Skcena LUIGI MADDALENA staples a cover to another lift of lumber as it is readied for Sawtaills product is sold. placement on rail cars for shipment from West Fraser's Skeena Sawmills plant 4553 Greig Ave. Terrace West Fraser last week here. A healthy American market and a move to selling only dry lumber here has reported second quarter helped improve its financial state and that of its parent, West Fraser. earnings of $37 million on sales of $590 million com- pared to a loss of $14.3 tail- a job sharing arrangement lion on sales of $472 million through Human Resources for the same period in 1998. Development Canada. This has brought earnings This arrangement, essen- Out & About to $51.2 million for the rLrst tially having two shifts half of 1999 compared to a worth of workers share one Menus in Braille first half of 1998 loss of shift's worth of work and TIIE TERRACE and Kitimat Subways now have menus $13.2 million. collect employment insur- in Braille and in large print. Did you know... 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The North Western Salamander is also a popular amphibian, It loves to lay its eggs in ponds found near the Twin Spruce Trail, The Long.toed Salamander is difficult Con.tact :::Usi :@ to find because they like to stay hidden under rocks and logs. ,,,.o-,,,. ,.,.o-,,., Rough-skinned Newts and Spotted frogs are occasionally spotted. TERRACE The Rough.skinned Newt can be recongnized by its bright orange belly. The Spotted Frog spends the majority of its time in the water, terrace.automall@os~l.net OlIN In his conclusion, Peter Crawford mentions that road, trail and campsite development at Furlong Bay has contributed to a reduction and fragmentation of habitat and probably resulted in ~A~,I~ The Terrace Standard AUTOMOTIVE& INDUSTRIALSUPPLY deaths due to accidental trampling by people or vehicles, In [email protected] addition, many park visitors (especially children) love going through the ponds to capture frogs, As a result many frogs and Your website/email address salamanders die because of children handling the amphibians and could be betel 4641 Keith Avenue, Terrace, B.C. - 635-6334 their eggs, and removing them from the park, Contact us at 638-7283 149B City Centre, Kitirnat, B.C. • 632-2224 Conservation of amphibians is an important goal, To ensure the health of the amphibians at Lakelse Lake Provincial Park, it is important for all visitors to understand that they may observe the amphibians in their natural habitat but please leave them alone. % ~ LAKELSELAKE PROVINCIAL PARKVISITORS PROGRAMS We are a Biflhdav Po~v Restaurantl 3:00 pm Tweeter Feeder. 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3:o0 pm Jerry's Ranger "Camouflage" Life is often an Other Points of.l:nterest: MAXIMUM ] 2 K~DS~ amazing display of how to stay alive. Children activity. Dogged Detective, • Ideal for kids 3-1 2 yrs old 7:00 pm Great Bug Hunt, What Is the best way to learn • Available any day of the week 2 WKS NOTICE REQUIRED about insects? Collect and observe them In their natural environment. • Generally 1 1/2 hours long (upon this restaurant's discretion) • McDonald's ® Ice Cream Cakes are available for $14.00 plus tax just Vanilla SUNDAY AUG 1 is $7.50 3:00 pm Jerry Ranger's "Green Team" Learn how you if can save our world. Garbage Gobbler, -,Parents can bring their cameras Children activity, 7:00 pm Bear Aware, Learn about the largest predator • Parents can bring extra treats for the go•die bags living near this park-Bear $20.00 DEPOSIT REQUIRED 1 WEEK BEFORE PARTY MONDAY AUG 2 7:00 pm Flash From the Past. Learn about First Nation u|d You Like to Book ca Party? and early settler use of the forest while walking the trail, Meet at the information sian near the For more infornzation on birthday RV dump station, partys call our party hotline All ere welcome, Programs are FREEI 250-638-8830 at any time. All programs will be held In the Amphltheetre unleae otherwille pollted. A 10- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 28, 1999

New rules put boots 'Caledonia SeniorSecondary School" OFFICE HOURS to closed meetings The school office will be closed July 12-31, 1999. NEW provincial legislation the specific legal basis for forward for openness. " During the week July 12-16, . will place limits on how doing so. Municipalities had lobbied please call 638-8028 if you require assistance. easily city councils can "Because of a weakness for a continuation oft he move their deliberations be- in the Municipal Aet, local status quo. Regular office hours 8:00 am-3:00 pm. hind closed doom. governments have pretty "This would have con- Up to now municipalities much had a free ride when it tinued to foster unwarranted have been allowed to hold Phone: 635-6531 comes to holding h-camera secrecy and abuse of pro- Fax: 635-5390 ht-camera meetings and ex- meetings," said Darrell cess," Evans said. "The II clude the public and ob- Evans, exeeutive director of government has seen this I servers whenever council- B.C.'s Freedom of Informa. clesdy and they have acted lors decide it's in the public tion and Privacy Assoeia- forcefully." interest. tien. The legislation includes a Although most councils "These new amendments series of other changes that tbllow guidelines on when will put an end to that. modernize the Municipal it's legitimate to close the They will be a huge step Act. Awesome HomeTheatre Package with doors, it's still often a con- =h ae= tentious issue and abuse by The Animal Control Officer and the staff at the surround sound, Free Delivery, councils can lead to accusa- Animal Shelter would like to thank the residents tions of secrecy. of Terrace and the surrounding area for helping Only $99/mo! Bill 88 allows meetings to to keep our parks clean by cleaning up after be closed to the public only FIRST 50 CALLERSRECEIVE if disclosure of the discus- their dogs. it has been noted that the sion could harm law enfor- consideration made by you, the pet owner, has 3 MONTHS tO PAYMENTS cement or a property trans- increased the enjoyment of oth~l action, or if the topic relates and recreational areas. Limited Often to personnel, labour rela- PhoneToll Free tions, security of property, Again, thank you very much. legal advice, or personal in- formation prohibited from 1-888-528-8818 disclosure under the pro- vince's Freedom of l.n- formation AcL ~USAN ROBERTS and Pat Dixson are training to be The bill also requires traffic control persons. They are students training at councils to pass a resolution t~e Northern Hearing and Safety Training school, a in order to move into a private learning institution. closed meeting, aud to state Firm pays $z.5,000 f3r habitat aamage A SQUAMISH logging company has been "For whatever reason, they got to the bay. ordered to pay $45,000 for harmful altera- and decided to create an access road right DOW/q tion of fish habitat in Mill Bay, intheNass out into the mill," said Murphy. "That River Estuary near Kincolith. wasn't on the plan." GBA Logging Limited originally pleaded He added the company covered the tidal guilty May 31 to Section 35 of the Federal area of the beach and redirected a creek in Fisheries Act. the process. D READ Judge Agnes Krantz of Prince Rupert or- The bay is home to salmon fry, ~out, dered the company to pay a $1 fine, with clams, crabs, oolichan and many forms of remaining money paid to Fisheries and marine culture, Murphy said. Oceans Canada to repair fish habitat. GBA was originally hired by the Nisga'a Similar charges against Nisga'a Econom- to help build approximately 4kin of road ic Enterprises and Rayonier Canada from Kincolith, at the mouth of the Nass THIS AD. Limited were stayed. River, east to Mill Bay. It'll be eventually hwestigating fisheries officer Mike Mur- be joined to a 25kin stretch of road to be phy said GBA Logging deviated from its built west of Greenville to Mill Bay. original plan to build a logging access road When fnished, the road will connect Kin- and dump at Mill Bay in the Nass estuary. colith with the rest of the Nass Valley. i If you're on the road this summer, take it easy. Highways are busier than ever. Meaning the potential for crashes is up. That's why police " ;areiattemPtJng. !to':save ,lives,by.,steppJng up ,speed enforcement and' TA PROGUCTEGN &. TERRACE ¢:EIt'TENL4LLION~ CLUE PRESENT cracking down on aggressive driving on all BC highways. After all, if SUNDAY AUGUST 1 1999 we reduce crashes, we can keep insurance rates affordablel So, this TERRACE ARENA summer, stay safe, slow down and keep your distance.

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4 "We can greatly minimize the waste." The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 28, 1999- A11 YOUTH OPPORTUNITIES Employment Services Small is good, says group OVEN HOUSE Wed., August 11,1999 ~6, 11 AM- 2PM [ BBQ Lunch dl~ minded local loggers is out t~ Conic and check out W to reclaim what it says arc our facilities and services to your ~-~ still the people's forests. There will be door prizes too. \'~ #6-4717 Lakelse Ave. Timber Trust is a newly formed society of about two i dozen local loggers and small sawmill operators ~"~ NOTICE TO MEMBERSHIP angry at how B.C.'s forests are run. They're preparing to ~7 SPECIALGENERAL square off against what they tl°°'r'cou,,,Y cm~ MEETING see as big forest companies with too much of the pie al- SKEENA VALLEY GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB ready and a government that A notice to the membership of the Skeena they say still pays only lip Valley Golf & Country Club. A special gen- service to value-added eral meeting will take place... forestry. R.iehard Lindstrom, the MONDAY, AUGUST 9, | 999 trust's president and a small independent sawmill opera- 7:30PM tor, said the group plans to @ THE CLUBHOUSE try to raise awareness of the issues they're concerned The purpose of the meeting is to authorize about and attract other like- the borrowing of an additional $250,000. minded locals. One issue the group is alarmed about is the pro- vince's plan to pay an $80 million compensation bill by allowing Macmillan Bloedel to convert large areas of Crown land to pri- vate land on Vancouver Is- land. "It's giving a company a huge tract of land that they can do whatever they please with," Lindstrom says. TOO MUCH wood is going to large companies and "lqmber Trust. The group is out to change the way the "How is this acceptable?" it's not being used to its full potential, says Richard forests are allocated in this province and they see While there's no similar Undstrom of the newly-formed Skeena Community small operators playing a key role. plans in this area, he said the group is concerned it orators say they could great- He says there's a growing could set a precedent for ly reduce the waste if given realization among locals in dealing with future situa- a chance. the industry that they can't Here's ideas tions in which the govern- "We can take logs four afford to remain dependent ment needs to compensate feet long and make some- on huge mills and large /'Terrace BC l forest companies ~ perhaps thing out of it," Lindstrom companies. for change for future treaty settlements. says. "We can greatly mini- "The old rape and pillage "We have other big corn- mize the waste that's hap- attitude is gone," Lindstrom THE SKEENA Community Timber Trust has I/ patties who are watching porting." says, adding many people some ideas as to how to change the way the forest this very carefully," he Giving smaller operators want to see a more diver- industry is set up in British Columbia. ,,,RIV HIRTS says. "The implications of more timber is also the key sified local industry and in • Above all the Skeena Connnunity Timber Trust this are mind-boggling." step to putting woad in the particular more selective wants to see more wood put in the hands of smaller op- "Our feeling is that the hands of those who need it harvesting. erators, to foster value-added projects and diversify the , Youthes [Medium& Large] land in B.C. belongs in the to produce value-added pro- "I thittk the realization is local logging sector. people's hands ~ period," ducts -- everything from the timber is ruuniltg out • President Richard Lindstrom says he'd start with Lindstrom adds. "We've window and door parts to and what little we have is in changing the present meager 10 per cent of the allow- . Adult Sizes (SM- XXL] been blessed with this amaz- funfiture. the hands of the big corn- able cut that the big forest companies have to contract Available at... ing heritage and incredible "Why does it have to be panics," he says. out to logging contractors. resource. ~/e've got to pro- strictly a 2x4 product that's He said he's heard "Why not bmnp it up to say 50 per cent," he says. tect ik" .... : ;' :litSduddd"hffe? %V6 ~'d' ~6 '¢~estimates-" from ~~ respected ,., I .Them should also be requirements to explore se- They also believe the best much better." professionals who fear the lective logging techniques, he says. GRAPHICSG PROMOTIONS Locatedinthe w0y to get more value and The Skeena Community area could run out of wood • And more research attd develop money should be Phone:(250)635.7/31Fax:(250) 635.9200 Skeena Mall set aside to help develop new selective methods. 3031 Kobed St.,Terrace, BC., VSG 3P8 jobs from the forest resource Timber Trust has also met in 10 years if cutting con- ~w~,bc'bit-cofl ¢bluerId9 eventures Phone: (250)-635-4388 is to give smaller operators, with reps from some conser- tinues at the present rate. rather than huge corpora- ration groups, Lindstrom "Everybody knows we're lions, access to more of it. says. cutting too much," he says. "It's extremely frustrating trying to become a success- THANK YOU TERRACE! ful independent," Lind- strom says, adding he's still For All Your Support waiting for word back on his attempt to get a minimal Bob and Dianne Ramage would like to thank all of amount of timber from the you for your loyal support and wish all the best to the Thunderbird area south of new owners, Terrace. To some degree, he says, it's easier and more lucra- Darrell and Edie Smith tive for the government to Bob and Dianne hope you will continue to support deal with big companies than small operators. Subway and Darrell and Edie in their new venture! But so far, he says, the province's claims of open- ing up more thnber to small business is largely a "smokescreen."

The result is a industry u ...... --,/ ..... rl ...... heavily skewed to large op- mately four hours to finish the repair work, Another outage will be erators. scheduled in late August to repair further conductor damage, "The two licence holders here have virtually tied up We regret any inconvenience to our customers and assure you that every solitary tree in the we continue to strive for 100% reliability. country. There's virtually nothing left for the small THE POWER IS YOURS operator." While horror stories abouud of huge amounts of ec.uaro less desirable timber being left in the bush, smaller op- 4744 Lakelse Ave., Terrace 635-1994

Managing Community Forests to Meet Local Needs

Community Forest Tenure The Forest Action Plan Community Forest Tenure For the first time British Columbia communities have The Forest Action Plan is working to stabilize and Advisory Committee: an opportumty to manage local forests for local benefits diversify B.C.'s forest sector. To date the B.C. gov- Geoff Battersby; Mayor of Revelstoke llke employment, recreation and sustainability. ernment, with the support of companies, communities and workers, has introduced the following initiatives: Fred Gale; University of Victoria Recognizing the tremendous interest from communities David Hahy; University of British Columbia across B.C., Community Forest Tenure Pilots have been Lower Costs Ralph Moore; Kootenay Environment Society Reduced red tape, introduced new pricing measures awarded to: Earl Smith; First Nations Summit and implemented new payment options. • Burns lake, • Queen Charlotte Islands Gary Swan; Chair, Albeml Clayoquot Region • Fort St. James, • Hartop Proctor (Nelson) Boosting Value-Added Kelth Spencer; Vanderhoof Specialty Wood New Market Based Pricing and more wood for B.C. Bill Profili; Mayor Rossland • Bamfield, • North Island(Comox) made products. • Esketemc (Alkalai Lake) Doug Rutledge; NFPA, Prince George Communities and Workers Laurie Vaugham Ulkatcho Forest Co. These new Community Forest Tenure pilots are prime Forest Renewal BC, $ lO0 million transition investment. Bill RouLhy; IWA local 1-80 examples of how we are dlverslfifing the forest sector and increasing the direct benefits to resource Anne Murray; Mayor North Cowichan

communities as part of our Forest Action Plan w .,BgmSH For more information contact Ministry of Forests 387-5255 or visit our website at www.for.gov.bc.ca. L.OLUMBIA A12 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 28, 1999 It's going to cost more to fly PEOPLE USING the two major airlines at the Terrace- separate item. It,s using the figure of $6 for what pas- LUCKY DOLLAR BINGO Kitimat airport will:pay at least $13 more for a re~ru trip sengers already pay, so the $19 new fee, minus that $6 through the facility beginning Aug. 15. works out to a net increase to paasengers of $13. The increase follows a switch in the way the new airport Canadian Regional spokesman Dean Brawn said the air- AUGUST1999 PALACE AUGUST19gg authority is calculating the amount of money it needs from line is simply passing through what it is being charged. passengers in order to operate the facility. "We're not making anything off this," said Brawn. "It's SUNDAY• ':' MONDAY:• TUESDAY WEDNESDAY:THURSDAY. FRIDAY SATURDAh Right now, the authority charges the airlines a fee based the airport which sets the fee." Terr~e 5 [e~e ~ 7 Te~eC~mur~ on the size and weight of a plane and a fee to use the ter, Listing the fee as a separate item will let pessengers now 1 2 Tenace 3 =oo= Bk~back Ant~.Pov~ Comrnun~ V~urde~Bmau mi~al based on the number of seats on the plane. what the amount really is, he added, SkeenaJunior Minor ~'ar~p~eg,c.a.ssoc~4~n S~ Club Group Society Kenno~eFn~tship Sec~ No,~ P~ec~ Canadian Regional Airlines, one of two passenger air. SchoolParent Baseball Bulkley/Skeem TerraceMinor If passengers haven't paid the fee through their travel 0r~ of FJks#425 N~a'aT~ Cou~l TerraceC~ing lines using the airport, says that works out to $6,65 a pas- agent when buying a ticket, it will be collected at the air- Coundl Association Reg~ SoftballAssociat~on Associ~ti= senger, This cost is now included in the airline ticket. port, Brawn said. ~&o~ers But the new fee system is based on the number of pas- 8 9 Terrace 10c=== 11po~;~% "-A~t~.Pov~ 1•. 14~=" Airport authority chairman Frailk Hamilton said it had no C~edoniaSenior Tmce sengers file airline carries and the airport authority says it reason to dispute what figure Canadian Regional says it is Minor Pm~egic/~soda~o~ Te~ ~F~ needs $16 for each return trip, ~=con~w Hockey RoyalCanadian i being charged to use the airport. Parent Bg~dey/Skeena Orderof RoyaJ N~'a Tn~JCour~ TmeA~A~j~ Canadian Regional is passing that cost along, plus GST And he noted that the new passenger fee reflects what Counal Association Reg~ Legion#13 Purple Te~eLocal and approximately 9 per cent in commission it v¢ill pay the airport needs iu order to operate ...... I gTenzeB~ travel agents to collect the fee when tickets are bought. Part of the fee replaces not only the old fee structure but 15 16 1 7c=~= u S,imOut 19~,,,. 2n•,•" H0sp~ 2i~,~t F~Ft~d~. At $16a return trip, the GST works out to $1,12. Add subsidies from the federal government which disappeared SkeenaJunior Terrace P~P $1.44 for the travel agent fee and the total is $18.56, Cana. when ownership of the facility was transferred to the new ! Seoond~school MinorHockey N0r~vest TerracePipes and t~'a T~JCound- ~x~F~r~ ParentAuxiliaty B~def/Smm Drams Society l~ce~tesOub of T~a~SI~CW~ diau Regional is rounding up that amount to $19. authority this sprh~g. Association Be~w~ Terrace TenaceW~ Canadian Regional will then deduct what passengers ai- Hamilton said the authority needs to build up a pool of ready pay to fly from its ticket prices and list the fee as a money for minor and major capital expenses at the airport. 22 23Terrace 25 27• 8 Te'ze~ Thomh~llJuni(x l"e;race Seoondzyschool Minor ~=~F~ ShanesMour~n~ N~a'aTn~ C0~- Pa~entAo~iooq Baseball ~ul~ey/Skeera (lb Tem::e I~ra" TerraceShYing Club Manager off to lnczon Council Association Re~ ,.~r,l~ Assodal~ Ten~ceLo~l AFTER NEARLY 17 years as manager of Laurent served five years as a city eoun- the airport here, Darryl Laurent is leaving, cillor from 1988 to 1993 and is a director 29 30 131~= His last day of work is Aug, 6 and he with the local Social Credit constituency C~ed(mSatr TaTace Parap~ ~nNo~ starts a new position Aug. 16 as manager of association. BCkleytSkeena the Penticton airport. Laarent was a long term Transport Cana- Reg~ Laurent oversaw substantial improve- da employee of over 33 years but that merits and additions to the airport here be- euded this spring when the airport was Sat. Afternoon Games Doors 11:30 a.m. Games 1:00 p.m. ginning in the late 1980s, not the least of taken over by a local society. Evening Games Doors 4:30 p.m. Games 6:15 p.m. which was a new flight services station The Penticton airport is still owned and Wed,Thurs., Fri., Sat. Late Night Games Doors 9:30 p.m. Games g:45 p.m. tower, an expansion of the passenger wait- managed by Transport Canada but it is also Bingo Every Saturday Afternoon ing area and inside baggage claim area. on the list for an eventual switch to a local The airport also added Air B.C. to its reg- authority. T,V, MONITORS SMOKEREMOVAL AISLECORCESSION ular passenger service schedule during the Laurent said his move has nothing to do same time period. with the local take over of the airport. 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INSIDE COMMUNITY EVENTS B2 0 M M U NI I Newsletter offers parents tips I Monthly newsletter provides parents with information about resources available in the city. TWO YOUNG mothers arc Terrace available to her, she spreading the word about a realized she could provide number of free services her daughter with "extras". IUST A THOUGHT available to parents in Ter- "You can provide every- race. thing your kids want on a KATHY FLORI'ITO Sarah Greenwood, 18, and low-income budget," she Michelin Schaflmuser, 22, said. "You have to cut started a monthly newsletter comers, but you don't have cal[ed You andMe to inform to sacrifice everything." other young mothers that Via the newsletter, Green- there are plenty of resources wood and Schaflaauser want Weeds always and people willing to help to make sure other teen low income, single parents. mothers know about the free win "What's lacking is getting skating times at the arena the word out," Greenwood and the free daily day-old said. ardeners, in this little patch of bread distribution at the Sal- Four years ago, when vation Army. God's south 40, must be tough, Greenwood found herself persistent, prayerful and ever the "It's the little things that pregnant at 14 years of age, really help out," she said. optimisL A superb memory and a G she was scared to death of The newsletter also pro- sense of humour doesn't hurt either. bringing a child into the vides parents with health For every year that early spring brings a world. Like most young and safety tips, classifieds, couple of weeks of ground dry enough to till parents, she knew next to and food recipes. and sow; when the May long weekend is warm and sunny followed by days and days of nothing about caring for a Neither of the women are baby. cloudless blue skies; when folks aren't turning affdlated with an organiza- up the heat in mid-July and the first killing Today, thanks to the many tion nor service group. organizations in town that frost doesn't turn lettuce to mush before "We think the newsletter have helped her, Greenwood Labour Day, there are at least 5 years when a something the community is a strong, successful ripe tomato is found only in the supermarket. needs," Greenwood said. rim,her of a healthy, well- Since we never know which will be the Year "A lot of young parents adjusted little girl. don't know where to look." of the Great Garden, we must dig, sow, weed She admits the last four Each month a different and feed each and every year, just in case this years caring for her agency has sponsored the year is "it". daughter Skye haven't been newsletter to help pay for Neither cold nor damp nor sunless days easy. Site found it difficult printing costs. must keep us from our appointed gardening providing Skye with the The newsletter, which is tasks, even if otdy one carrot and 25,000 "extras", like lunches at free, can be picked up at weeds are pulled before the next snowfall. McDonald's or afternoon's various locations in town, at the pool including the library, And often, she said she Groundworks, the Family "The philosopher who said that felt completely alone, Place, the Transition House, work well done never needs doing oblivious to other single and the hospital waiting over never weeded a garden." pare.nts who were also hav- room. Ray D. Everson ing troubles raising children Greenwood and Schaf- on a low-income budgets. hauser welcome any stories, But when she learned tips, anecdotes or experi- SARAH GREENWOOD and her daughter Skye hold one of the monthly newslet- about the many local organi- ences from residents. They Sometimes, when our hands are frozen to ters she creates to help other young parents in Terrace, zations and free services in can be reached at 635-1268. the spade in mid-June or we've waited 6 weeks for the radishes to germinate, it's a little difficult to instantly catch the humour, but if we look a little harder...it's there. Bosers win Society's garden contest Consider this -- when, despite all our efforts toward producing that bounteous vegetable patch, it looks mighty unlikely that we'll be Garden resembles an English country garden, teeming with wildflowers munching on home-grown eggplant -- there HANNAH AND WALTER are plants flourishing. Boser's garden is packed We've tilled and fertilized, we've sown our full of some of the healthiest carefully selected seeds in wonderfully tidy, plants in Terrace, winning clearly labelled rows, yet the seeds we've nur- them the award for the best tured with such care lie dormant Yet, right residential garden in the beside them, vigorous, rapidly growing Greater Terrace Beautifica- mystery plants are popping up everywhere! tion Society's Best Garden A couple of years ago, a friend decided to contest. tunl an unused comer of her back yard into a "There were no bugs," Japanese garden. ~id Myma Rolfsen, one the She constructed the obligatory dry creek contest's five judges. "It bed, spanned it with a little wooden bridge was absolutely perfect that and planted a red Japanese maple just beyond way." the course's end. After placing a few rocks Judges were miffed at how and just the right plants to complete the pic- the Bosers keep their garden ture, she eagerly waited for nature to do the so hearty without using rest. It did. pesticides. When the fast wee plants popped through, What's Hannah's trick.'/ she was delighted...for about 10 seconds. The "I walk through my gar- small, bright green fibres she saw belonged to den every day attd pick the the ubiquitous Mare's Tail, sometimes little slugs attd little worms ' referred to as Horse Tail. She yanked them by hand," she said. out. And if she does ever have to spray her plants, Hannah said site uses dish soap and "'But make no mistake; the weeds water only. : will win: nature bats last" ~ Robert "It's good for the plants," she said. "I even put it on M. Pile my roses." The Boser's acre-lot is bursting with bright peren- Their numbers only multiplied. Within days, nials, and spotted with an- entire families of them claimed squatters' nuals to keep the colour up rights and she's been battling them ever since. when the perennials fade She's not winning. away. Knowing that this particular plant was prob- ably one of the first to wave its little arms at HANNAH AND Walter Boser have won the award for Socidty's Best Garden Contest Their garden is a the sun billions of years ago ~ and will prob- the best garden in Me Greater Terrace Beautification blooming extravaganza of colour. ably survive billions more, does not fill her "Everyone should heart with gladness. use cotnpost. They call she said. " " Walter enjoys trinuning She remains singularly unimpressed that this it black gold." In total, Hannah said she all the hedges arid cleaning Contest winners small representative of time before man has Hannah Boser spends about four to six the pool, which he con- chosen to live with her. Years from now, hours a day, three days a structed, and Hatmah fan- Best resideutlal garden: Hannah and Walter Boser, 3902 she'll probably see some small humour in a week gardening. cies taking care of lhe flow- Old Lakelse Lake Drive. situation that has the highest link in the food "1 just enjoy my flow- ers. chain being defeated by one of the lowest, but Hannah said she loves ers," she said. Another one of Hannah's 2nd place residential: Horst and Chris,el Godlinsky, right now.,.shc is not amused. geraniums, so there are also The Besets started garden- flower tricks is using com- Honorable mention residential: Joe and Marie Raposo, So for her and for all of us who do battle plenty of potted plants ing about five years ago. post to fertilize. 4636 Haugland Avenue. with botanical adversaries that chalk up gar- throughout her garden. Previously, they owned "Everyone should use den after garden on their "got 'era" charts, I She's got a variety of horses, which roamed their compost," she said. "They Best in the mobile home category: Jacques Charbonneau, found a couple of quotes,.. flowers N Iceland poppies, backyard. call it black gold," 43-3624 Kalum Street echinacea, edelweiss, day But when the couple Even though the Bosers "The philosopher who said that work well ' Honorable mention in the mobile home category: lilies, delphiniums, retired, they took more of an adlnltted their garden is a 10t done never needs doing over never weeded a Gertrude Paradis, #11-4310 Marsh Crescent. garden." - Ray D. Everson wallflowers, evening prim, ;interest in their flowers, of work, they enjoy every "But make no mistake; the weeds will win: rose, rose bushes, and the ',We never planned the mhtutcofit. Best in comruerclal category: Lazelle Mini Storage, 4833 nature bats last,' - Robert M. Pyle biggest lavender bush in garden," Hannah said. "We get so much joy oat Lazelle d,venu'e. Terrace, "Little by little it just hap, of watching it grow," Honorable mention in the commercial category: i ',It's my pride and joy,,' PCnod." Walter said. Groundworks Coffee Co., 108-4716 Lazelle Avezle. B2- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 28, 1999 - . ! Georfles Pub. I %icensed For Goad -, . CITY SCENE ~' ' '7/"" ~ . "

BAR , more. Tickets can be purchased at Sight Sat ~" ~' and Sound (Terrace Mall and Kitima0 July 27-31 I and Elegance Fashions. A three.day [ J y27-31 SCENE, weekend pass costs $35 per person. Day ul AGATORS: Back by popular demand passes cost $]0 on Friday and Sunday, is Pushy Pushy. and $15 on Saturday. Children under 12 ~~"~ _J $ years of age ('with parents) are free. ~BEASLEY'S MIX: Live entertain- ment with Halfyard, the amazing one- A 1"3 3" I (KARAOKEqI man band every Thursday, Friday and / !/ / 1 e, DJ Mu ic /I lIOur FREE Courtesy I I .I 111111 o...:, I I Saturday night. GALLERY Vanwillpick you p I)k--x Myc | CELEBRATE: U til Sept 12"SUMMER MEM BER SHOW Exhibition featuring •,KIDS DAY: All children are invited artwork from local regional and nation to Kid's day at Terraceview Lodge Fri- al artists who are all members of the day, July 30 from 2-3:30 p.m. to Terrace Art Assooiation. The artwork celebrate Riverboat Days. There will be COUNTRY MUSIC FANS: Harley and Mick- on display ~viil consist of a variety of food, games, and lots of fun. Come visit ey Poague are helping to organize Terrace's mediums, such oil, watercolor and with pioneers! first annual country and bluegrass music fes- tival August 13-15 at Har-lee's Place, 11 acrylic paintings as well as pottery, pho- tography and fibre arts. ARIVERSIDE FESTIVAL: Country North of Terrace on Kalum Lake Drive• and Bluegrass music fans are invited race on Kalum Lake Drive. The event Make the 'Scene! Call 638-7283 or fax to attend Terrace's first annual country will feature music by Moonshine, the to 638.8432 to add your event to the and bluegrass music festival. The event Bulkley Valley Old-Time Fiddlers, Standard's free entertainment listings. will take place August 13-15 at Hat- Chuck lrvin, Harley and Mickey The deadline is 5p.m. Thursday for the Ice's Place, 11 kiiometres North of Ter- Poague, the Gospel Hillbillies and many following week's paper.

Wednesday, July 28 CAMP PHOENIX: Come join the VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL at the adventure! Boys and gids ages 8- Church of God, 3341 River Dr. in 12 can paMicipate in archery, arts Thornhill. Camp runs Tuesday to and crafts, canoeing, games, Thursday from 1-4 p.m. Crafts, sports, outdoor adventure, swim- puppet shows, singing and lots of ming etc. at Camp Mclnnis on Lake fun. For more info call Corrina Mil- Tsitnic near Prince George. ler at 638-1561. Sponsored by youth parliament. We provide opportunities for chil- Saturday, July 31 dren who would not otherwise be ICBC YOUTH employment initia- able to attend summer camp. Sub- live: Road safety message contest sidization available from B.C. Hydro for children 12 years old and under and Vancouver Children's Fund. at George Little Park from 9 a.m. to For an application call Jeff at 635- 3 p.m. For more information call 3259 For more info e mail Unnae.Bee at 635,.9,.!1.1~.;,;. ~,::~.~i,, ,~,:~. i lphOe'n:lc@l~cypbcca "~ camp-

Monday, August 2-6 .... '...... Wednesday, September 1 If you want your children to have POETRY CONTEST: Teens ages some summer fun, come to the 12-18 are invited to submit poelry V.B.S. "Hooked on Jesus". We'll to the Terrace Public Library's 2nd help them catch their limit with videos on the big screen crafts, annual poelry contest. Deadline for games, refreshments and more at enby submissions September 1, the Terrace Pentecostal Assembly, 1999. Win cash prizes. First prize is 3511 Eby Street from 1-3 p.m. $100; second prize is $75; third prize is $50. Contest details are Thursday, August 5-8 available at the library. For more in- UDDER THEATRE FESTIVAL: formation call Holly at 638-8177• featuring 8 plays performing con- tinuously over the weekend on the Around Town free outdoor stage. Come to Prince .... • ",::": "~.i.:- ~:~:, .' 7-YOU"COULD PLAY": " Rupert and enjoy the artsl For more SOCIETY FOR CREATIVE information call David Smock at ANACHRONISM is a non-profit ed. 624-8088. ucational organization whose focus is to recreate life in the Middle Friday, August 6 Ages. Ranging form the years 600 THE CANADIAN CANCER AD to 1650 AD, the SCA creates SOCIETY and North West Com- an atmosphere of pageantry and munity Health Services Society courtly appeal. If you have an inter- (NWCHSS) are sponsoring a est in any of the various aspects of Women's Breast Self Examination Medieval life, or would like to see Clinic from 2-4 p.m. at the Health r HEALTHY BQDY: CAL(~IUM what we are up to, call Roudrick or Unit. For appointments call 638- Morrlgain at 635-4538. Calcium is the most abundant mineral in our bodies, 2200. which should be an alert to just how important it is. We are all encouraged to consume more calcium from our diet and as HEPATITIS C SUPPORT GROUP: supplements. Friday, August 13-15 If you or someone you know would But did you know about the complementary role of both GOSPEL MOUNTAIN MUSIC magnesium and vitamin D? Indications are that calcium can- like the help of a Hep C support not be absorbed without vitamin D and the proper balance of FESTIVAL will take place at the group, please call the health unit at Shayle L)~nchPrins Anaysa KJraMarie Stevens magnesium. Kispiox Valley Rodeo Grounds. For 638-2200 and ask for Carol. Date & Time of Birth: Date & 'ilme of Birth: Benefits are found to be calming, and may be helpful to more info or to volunteer and sam July 6,19~) at 3:12 a,tn. July 15, 1999 at 11:53 p.m. those of all ages with Insomnia, nervousness, hypoglycemia, Weight: 8 Ibs. 7 oz. Sex:l"emale muscle cramps or spasms, restless legs, PMS cramps, or to a weekend pass call Karen YOUTH MENTORSHIP PRO- Weight: 7 Ibs 1oz Sex: M',de relieve tremors associated with drug and alcohol withdrawal. Martinsen at 842-5202. Pm'enls: Dr-an& Mlchelle Prins Parents: Gm7 StevensJr. & These minerals are indicated to benefit the heart muscles and GRAM: About 300 volunteer busi- Shannon Robinson normalize blood pressure. They may also reduce breast ten- ness professionals across B.C. are ¢ derness, aid digestion, and help with tissue and collagen Saturday, August 21 Baby's NaJme: repair. wanted to become mentors to 3RD ANNUAL ROSSWOOD young entrepreneurs. To be an Justin EdwinTheodore Yenn Baby's Name: Low levels of these minerals have been linked to MUSIC JAMBOREE at the Date & Time of Birth: SeJeaa Made Adams endometdosis, kidney stones, chronic fatigue, depression, eligible mentor, you should have at Date & Time of Birth: tooth decay and migraine headaches. July 10,1999 Rosswood Community Fair- 17, Soft drinks may deplete your body of calcium and least two years of business experi- Weight: 8 Ibs 14 o;'. Sex: Male July 1999at 10:41 p.m, Increase the likelihood of osteoporoais, Consuming plenty of grounds. The Jamboree is a music ence in B,C, and a strong desire to Parents: Dauglas Venn& Weight: 8 Ibs 7 ozl Sex: Female chocolate, spinach or rhubarb, and high fat diets prevent celebration that bdngs together lo- make a positive difference in a Tammy Leighton Parents: D'avtdAdams & proper calcium absorption cal and regional performers as well Amber Fleming Unfortunately, few of us understand that most calcium young person's life. The youth supplements are poorly absorbed. as hundreds of music fans. All mentorship program is a part of the $ Baby's l~mme: THE SOLUTION: is to use a chelated calcium/magnesium styles of music are encouraged. province's Youth Options B,C,, supplement with vitamin D that dissolves instantly for immedi- Jenna Danyce Bah# Name: ate use by our bodies. Also a children's area and stage which provides young people with Date 8, Time of Birth: Bastien Lacmix People who obtain adequate calcium are less likely to suf- and food and craft vendors. education, skills training and work Jnly 14, ICy)9 Date & Time of Birth: fer osleoporosis later in life, Don't wait until later to find out if Volunteers and musicians needed. experience. Mentors contribute to Weight: 8 lbs I 1 oz. ,Sex: Female July 18, 1999 at I hSO a.m, your supplement was benefiting you; assure now that your Call Yvonne: 635-2263. Tickets Partats: John & Jeannette Weight: 8 Ibs 15 I/2 oz. Sex: Male choice of minerals will be truly nourishing. developing ideas, self-confidence, It0ornenborg Parents: Eric Thibeault & Remember a healthy bed)/works, pla~,s, and feels better. available at Sight and Sound. Cost networking contacts and improved NewSister far Trade, Amy& Karl MichelleLacmix. before July 19 is $25 family, $12 business skills, For more info call 1- Little Brother foe Caba, adult, $5 youth. Tickets after July 877-BC.YOU'rH or visit Web site at For information, a consultation or to 19 cost family $35, adult $18 and www.youth.gov,bc,ca, purchase herbal nutrition products youth $8. Get A at wholesale prices contact: The Terrace Standard offers the Claudia Perry, Shelley,Coxen, Barbara Emery, Monday, August 30-31 community calendar as a public ser- Free Sid & Therese Ross, Kelly Hosein & Debra AUDITIONS for "One Flew Over vice to its readers and community or- Cervo, John & Barb Heighlngton, Darcie the Cuckoo's Nest" at the McColl ganizations. Baby Gift. Annesley, Maureen Gent, Bruno Belanger & Playhouse, 3625 Kalum St., at 7:30 This column is intended for non. Krista Bo~an. p.m. Needed 12 male roles and 4 profit organizations and those events (Simple, huh?) ENRICH INDEPENDENT DISTRIBUTORS females. Performance dates are for which there is no admission Phone: (250) 638-1541 November 18-20, 25-27, Dec, 2-4. charge. Items will run two weeks be- Just see our service desk for more information Fax: (250) 635,1505 No experience necessary- we'll fore each event. EMAIL: [email protected] train you from scratchl Crew posi- We ask that items be submitted by 5 Cfmnging Canadtar~HedM tions also available. Call Marianne p.m. on the Tluursday before the Issue at 635-2942 for more info. in which it is to appear. 0verwaltea One Personat • Tune I I I II II I Submissions should be typed or i: !>~i ~ ' ::~i::: ~ -" :: ":r :" Sunday, Aug. 29-Sopt. 4 printed neatly.

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¢ ...... The Te_rraceStandard,Wednesday, July 28, 1999- B3 War hero remembered Notice He was well-liked by Effective for tickets issued on or after July 23, z999 for others. He was kind and travel commencing on or after August ~5, ]999, Canadian generous. He would often bring people from work- Regional Airlines passengers departing from the Terrace home for meals. He helped Airport wiUbe required to pay a sz9.oo airport usage people in trouble. During the 1978 flood, he surcharge, GST included, at the airport, prior to boarding and his wife kept many the aircraft.: This~ surcharge will be collected by Canadian people in their home for 10 days. Regional Airlines to offset airport charges. Canadian' Leon also loved birds and Regional Airlines is not acting as an agent or collecting this animals. He raised rabbits some to a large size, and surcharge on behalf of the Terrace Airport. he had a duck that lived al- YVONNE MOEN most 25 years. :LEON EGGER died on He enjoyed gardening and Canadim Regional" iTuesday, June 22, 1999 at loved the outdoors. He was ,Mills Memorial Hospital in fond of hunting and he :Terrace. He was 76 year loved eating; food was a i old. real pleasure in his life. , Leon Philipe Egger was Leon was predeceased by ',born January 26, 1923 to this mother in 1939, his fa- !Paul and Anna Egger in ther in 1945, and his brother :Beifourd, France. He had Paul 10 years ago. He is sur- , two sisters and one brother. vived by his wife !They lived on a farm. Marguerite, his two sisters . He was baptized into the in France: Lili and Anna, iLutheran Church in France; and his good friends: Em- ihe was quite a little rascal as manuel Cenitagoya and :a youngster. Diane Dessureault. , Leon's mother died when Leones service was held ihe was only 16; his father June 25 at MacKay's Funer- •died in Germany in 1945 al Chapel with pastor Terry :during the war. Simo~on officiating. i During the war, Leon was Cremation followed the ser- ;very active in the Swiss un- vice and a gathering was :derground. Because Swit- held at the Best Western zerland was a neutral eoun- Terrace. i try, he transported people Thanks to Diane Des- ~wanted by the Nazis from sureault, a very close friend :France into Switzerland. He of Leon and Marguerite's, Leon Egger and his wife Marguerite lived togelher at used an assumed name and who contributed this article. Lakelse Lake for more than 35 years. brought many people !through the forest to safety. About a year before the :end of war he was betrayed :and captured by the Nazis. '.He spent a week in jail !(where he was regularly .beaten to obtain informa- ;tion) and then spent a year :in a work camp. Wheu the :camp was liberated, he told ~people that he would have :died if they had come a ;week later. He was extreme- 'ly emaciated. At the end of the war he :spent time physically ~recovering at a clinic in '.France. In 1947, he moved 3o Switzerlaud and spent 10 ;years working at a manufac- 3uring plant as well as work- :ing at an Aunt's family :farm. ce, On' July ~22, 1953, he ',married Marguerite Depaoli :in Italy. In June of 1963 :they immigrated to Canada, :coming directly to Terrace. t I .They lived at Lakeise Lake I :from that time on. Jeep lq R Y ,% L I=. R For a time, he was a Iog- _•.}C..... minivans !ger, but in 1969 he began THI'R E'S ON [,Y ONr .working for B.C. Parks. He ~worked for B.C. Parks for LEASE FOR LEASEFOR OR CHOOSE :18 years until he retired in s358 Plus..... S3.886th for36downpaynlem months. 1- PlusS4,Z25 downp~ynlent ,'~ or eauivale~l trade and or equivalent uaOe :1987. $425 securit~denofit. $8~S freight indqded up to S715 ffeighlincluded, NO SECURffYDEPOSIT. • 48 months " Leon led an active and in- s238 ..... 18 !teresting life, but he was a PURCHASEFINANCING 'quiet and somewhat private 'person. As a young mau he ,was involved in wrestling in !Switzerland. He was a big, ~surong person -- a war hero "who never showed off his :medals or talked publicly ;about his heroic acts.

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CHRISTIANA WlENS PORTS 638,7283 Sports Menu Sunday, July 25 Christmas in July at Shames Mountain, runs 12 noon to 5 p.m. Expect Santa Claus, candy canes and Christmas carols. _1 r9:4:4 ~IL'~±II ~[~111 ~1 : Saturday and Sun- ROB BROWN day, July 31 and Aug. 1 GM Goodwrench 100 at the Terrace Speed- A big bushy one way. ~rW" hen he arrived at Mike's, Gem was moving quickly. The front door was Wednesday, Aug. 4 open but that didn't mean anything. Tennis Fair at the Hal- At Mike's the door to the house was liwell Tennis Courts, 6 always open notwithstanding the fact p.m. start. Learn to that inside thousands and thousands of dollars play tennis like a pro, transformed through the miracle of retail into rodt call Grant at 635-9406 and reels and miscellaneous tackle lay scantily con- after 4 p.m. to register. coaled inside. "If you lock your door, they'll break your Wednesday, Aug. 4 window," Mike would say about trucks and homes. Terrace Senior Men's Mike had something. In all the time he and Pop Soccer Association lived on River Drive, Mike was only ripped off games at Skeena and twice. Once a felon swiped his Zodiac while Mike Thornhill fields, 7 p.m. slept only a few feet away. Another burglar stole ON YOUR MARKS. Last year's King of the Mountain Prince George. This year's run has been cancelled Forestry plays the In- his snow machine from the same driveway during drew runners from Saskatoon and Summerland to due to lack of available organizers. ternationals at Skeena the dead of winter, in the dead of night. Both times and Home Hardware the door was nnlocked. Things have changed a lot battles at Thornhill. since then. Pop's moved on and Mike has moved King ofthe Mountain cancelled Friday, Aug. 6 Terrace too. He's also gotten married. The doors are locked IF YOU'VE BEEN jogging up Terrace Mountain in hopes The race has been cancelled once before for similar rea- now. of becoming this year's Riverboat royalty, you might as Senior Men's Soccer SOILS. Association games at Gene's was an invasion of the friendly persua- well retire those running shoes. It traditionally draws more than 45 racers from across the sion. Gene made his way past what might're been The annual Riverboat days foot race has been cancelled. Thornhill fields, 7 p.m. Northwest, in a highly anticipated event on the local run- Northern FC takes on just be the only kitchen in the world with wall-to- The race didn't have enough people to organize this year's ning calender. wall carpeting, then down the narrow stairwell to run successfully. Kitwanga at Thornhill Sheasby said there's no need to worry that the cancella- Junior and Forestry the basement. On the ping pong table lay a pair of "We had a choice to either cancel it or find someone else tion will become permanent. fishing rods. One turned lazily on a rotisserie so the to do it," said Gail Sheasby, a club organizer. "And you takes on Ruins at "I'm sure next year it will happen again," she said, en- Thornhill. varnish on its guide wraps might dry uniformly. have to make decisions like that fairly early." couraging joggers in training to make an appearance Pop stood at a framing table next to the wall with The annual circle-route starts at the arena then heads up auyway. Sunday, Aug. 8 Ter- the dark stain which was all that remained of an un- the Kalum Street hill to Yeo where joggers begin climbing "It's been rmming so long someone's bound to show welcome home invader, an overly libidinous tom the mountain. They hit pavement on Johnstone, then run up," she said. race Senior Men's Soc- cat, which until Mike got him between the cross down Park Avenue to the arena. cer Association games hairs of his shot gun, was capture proof. at Skeena and Thorn- Mike was mending S0mething. ~Mike and Pop+: hill fields, 4:30,~and were always mending stuff. They had to. The out- 6:30 p.m. The Interna- doors, especially when pursued with the vigour Mini-hoopsters++m+++++.... tour+ nOrth• tionals take "6n Home with which Mike pursued it, put a lot of strain on Hardware while Ruins rods, boats, waders, clothes, cameras, and just THEY'RE the world's FC battles Northern FC about everything else. smallest basketball team and at Skeena. FC Alcan Gone had pulled a fly from his shirt pocket. He they're coming here OcL 9 takes on Forestry and asked Mike if he could build one. The neon light at 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. to sup- Kitwanga takes on Ca- reflected against the gold tinsel on the sides which port the Terrace Hospice nadian "l]re at Thorn- were barely visible under a deer hair collar. The Society. hill. fly's tail was made from the dark brown, oak- The Canadian Half Pints, a eoloured quill of a wild turkey; the wing was too, in team of 4'2" athletes from Wednesday, Aug. 11 part, the other part being a clump of red fox squirrel Calgary, Alberta, are often Terrace Senior Men's tail. compared to the world Soccer Association When the examination was complete, Mike told famous Harlem Globetrot- games at Skeena and Gone the fly was a Muddler Minnow, a particularly ters for their courtaide Thomhill fields, 7 p.m. bushy one, then asked him where he'd gotten it. antics. Home Hardware plays Gone told Mike he'd been fishing the Copper River ..... "If you had to compare FC Alcan at Skeena the day before. He related how he'd gotten up early them, that's what you'd and the Internationals and driven directly to the Trapper's Run when the compare them to," said play Super BM at sun's warmth was still hidden behind the jagged spokesperson Cathy Sproule Thomhill. peaks of the Telkwa Pass. For a change, there was last week. someone else on the river before him -- a fly She said the players have Friday, Aug. 13 Ter- fisherman. a lot of fun against celebrity race Senior Men's Soc- The river and the sky were both clear. Gone was teams from across North cer Association games America. on the verge of overheating as he told how this fel- at Thornhill fields, 7 low caught fish on the Trapper, then on the Bread "But they cheat a little," p.m. Forestry takes on and Butter, on the Moose Crossing, and everywhere , she said laughing. Canadian Tire at they went, using a fly rod, a floating line and a fly That may influe,tce their Thomhlll Junior and just like the one Mike was holding. Gone didn't fly team record as they try to Home Hardware takes fish at that point, bet after seeing how effective the better their 11 losses in on Kitwanga at Thorn- Pattern was, he planned to fish one with his drift 3,500 game record as they hill. rod somehow. tour 52 cities from An- Mike asked Gone the fisherman's name. "Bill," chorage to Arizona this fall. Saturday, Aug. 14 said Gone. He couldn't remember the man's last The team is lead by Heart and Stroke name. founder Phil Watson, son of SOME CALL THAT CHEATING: The Canadian Half Pints, coming to town next charity tournament at former heavy weight pro His last name was Burkland. Somebody told me October, are known for their comedic antics on the court. the Skeena Valley Golf wrestling champion he was raised in Montana, where lots of fishers fish and Country Club. Call muddlers. He's lived in Kitimat, where he's worked "Whipper" Bill Watson town next fall. players, and $1.50 of each family the club to join. for Uncle AI, for a long time, and he's as tlne a fly and features star players The program teaches chii- "That's especially impor- ticket bought goes to the fisher -- and gentleman -- as you're likely to find 'Tee Wee Hayward" and dren not to judge each other, tent with problems in school Terrace Hospice Society. Sunday, Aug. 15 Kid- anywhere. 'Tanner Pete." regardless of personal ap- these days," Sproule. The society supports ter- dies Day and Last Bill honed some of his skills on the Morice until The Half Pints also intend pearance, gender, religious Family a,d individual minally ill patients as well Points Day at the Ter- stiffer regulations cleared the crowds from the Cop- to present their "don't appearance or disability -- a tickets will be available as grieving family and race Speedway. per in the early eighties when Bill and his partner tease" message at local lesson that seems designed through a telephone market- friends after death. Brian Keen trailered up the logging road then and schools when their tour hits for this group of talented ing campaign this month were delighted to discover they had most of the river to themselves, and most of it was plugged with steeihead. Bill uses a muddler almost exclusively fishing it just under the surface. Bombers burn Memorial Day races • Though the muddler is a good fly, the prodigious DAN DOLLEMORE, Gord shortened for next year's And while it may have Terrace speedway results July 17-18 fishing Gene saw was more to do with the Klassen and Jose Pires took competition, been the Prince George boys Memorial Race Weekend fisherman than the fly. Bill's a fine caster and, like over the speedway's All hobby and street stock who tightened up the stand. July 17 July 18 all good steelheaders, he reads water fluently. The memorial weekend July 17- drivers finished the race ings, locals say track corn- A Hobby Heat 77 Cord Khssen 16 Wee Patterson most remarkable thing about Bill is his generosity. 18 in the annual 50-lap dcspite needing to find crea- petition is getting more in- Main 16 Wee Patterson 77 Cord Klassen Almost every good steelheader I've known holds bomber, hobby and street rive ways of keeping car and tense every week. B Hobby Heat 77 Elizabeth Cleakey77 E. Cloakey his cards pretty close to his fishing vest when it races, driver cool under surety "The racing is getting Main 77 Elizabeth aeakey7"7 E. Cloakey comes to his favourite holding water. Not Bill. A Of coume, some of the skies, really exciting, said Cindy A Street Heat 351 Lea MoArthur 351 Len McArthur Main 266 Jose Pims "how's fishin?" directed Bill's way will likely cars -- the bombem in par- Race day also featured the Dollemore. "The racing has 94 Lemrd Boudreau B Street Heat 351 Richard Meyer 3.51 Richard Meyer bring a response telling you where the fishing has tienlar- finished a more Terrace dragsters who put been closer and there's been best and a detailed description of where the Main 351 Richard Meyer 869 Lyle Miner complete than others after on a smoke show both days. some good crashing too." C Street Heat fish have been holding. 266 K. Algor 869 Michelle Bolton the sun-drenched race was One of the cars doubled as On Riverboat . Days Main 266 Koreen Algor 869 Micbelle Bolton Years ago I met Bill on the Kitimat. I remarked called when Dnllemore's the speedway trophy car and weekend, July 31 and Au- A Bomber Heat 117 K. Pongrae:z how I'd not seen him at Buxter's for a long time. 117 Kevin Pongracz car 690 was the only bomb- looked great out on the gust 1, a new event, the Main t80 Yves Thi bideau 911 S. Gieslxecht He'd been doing so well on cutthroat on the er left after 32 laps. track, Goodwrench 100, will be B Bomber Heat 180 Jamt McCa be 180 Jaret McCabe IGtimat, he said, and the runs on the Copper had "He finished with less Regularly scheduled races held, as well as 50 lap races Main 180 Jaret McCabe 911 Rick Boehm C Bomber Heat been down. Then he proceeded to tell me about than half a tire," said part- featured Lenard Boudreau each day. 117 Veronica Paupst 117 Veronica Paupst Main 114 Corina ErIckson 117 V. Paupat wonderful fishing on Hirsch Creek, fishing so good, nor Cindy Dollemore. "The and Mike Pavey who Also out at the track for it turned out, that I devoted the next four falls to it. tread came offl" Uaveled from Prince George that weekend is one of Nas- What a nice gift. Bill even told me what fly to use: Bomber Memorial ' Dan Dollemore, 690 She added the bomber to battle local drivers in the car Driver Jeff Gordon's a Muddler Minnow -- a big, bushy one. Hobby Stock Memorial Gord Klassen, 77 race may need to be fight street stock class, retired Winston Cup cam, Street Stock Memorial Jose Pires, 266 _____.____ I he lerrace btandord, Wednesday, July ZU, I VVV - 5,b CTiON D The Terrace Standard reserves the fight to classify ads under appropriate headings and to set rates therefore and to delermtae page location, Classifications! The Terrace Standard reminds advertisers that it is against the provincial Human Rights Act Io discriminate on lhe basis of childror~, marital status and ACTION AD RATES ANNleUN~ 616 COMMERCIAl employment when placing "For Rent:" ads. 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105 f "'Wir Gratulieren" BC Women's is the only health care ANNOUNCEMENT Horst & Chris,el Godlinski would like to announce facility in British Columbia devoted to the marriage of their cousin, women and newborns. i CELEBRATE THE International Jerg IDelistat from Germany to L~ltr~h Cc4umb~,V~ Wontcn'~ t to~p~t.~J ,'rod I k~dff~C e¢'4re Year of the Older Person with usl Seniors camp out rallyl At Chr!stine also from Germany .. CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT the Vanderhoof Exhibition Au- PAVERSTONE SIDE'WALK KALUM 'gust 20,21,22. Call Janet (250) STREET (Lazelle to Park, West COURT BAILIFF SALE 567-2124 or 1-800-752-4094, Side) AND CITY HALL ENTRANCE The Court Bailiff will offer for sale the interest in the following Judgment 'PAIN RELIEF without drugs! Debtor: Thomas Co,dell Thompson dba Jesi-Lyea Conlmding i New space age wraps. Stop Tender Documents and Offer Farms are available com- 1990 I.H.C. S/A chassis c/w 26' box and reefer unit, diesel powered. *pain due to arthritis, sports inju- mencing August 3rd, 1999, and may be picked up for a V.I.N. 1HTSCCFP6LH208835 Sold on a "As is, Whom is" basis, no guarantees or warranties implied or , ties, varicose veins, etc. Money nan-refundable fee of $25.00 each, at the Public Works given. *Back Guarantee. Mark's Plaza Office, 5003 Graham Avenue, Terrace, weekdays between Sealed bids will be received at the Court Bailiff's office up to the hour.of Pharmacy, 1-877-747-6664. 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. 12:00 noon, Tuesday, August 3,1999. Sale may be subject to cancellation without notice. The Court Bailiff reserves the right to adjourn the sale without notice and apply to the Court Tenders to close at 2:00 p.m. on Thursday August 121h, for further direction if the need arises. The ceremony was held at 1999. Terms of Sale: Each bid must be accompanied by a draft or money order in the amount of 10% of the bid offered and made payable to Caledonia He,st & Christel's home in Terrace Court Bailiff Services. The 10% deposit may be waived in special circum- Wir Gratulieren SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION MmW01 stances. The balance of the bid, plus applicable taxes to be paid immediately Fcesa upon acceptance of the lald, failure to do so may result in forfeiture of the deposit. Highest bid not necessarilyaccepted. BIRTHDAYS In the molter of conslruction of the Lone Weft Creek Bridge, on the Wedecne Forest 1120 120iBIRTHDAYs• . ~ 1 • Service Road, in the Katum Forest District: For appointment to view and for further informalion, please contact the undersigned. OWNER: CALEDONIA COURT BAIUFFSERVICES Ministry of ForeSla #3-4554 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, B.C. VeG 1 $2 Happ BirthdayDaddy/ Goverrneat of British Columbia (250) 635-7649, R. Smith GENERAL CONTRACTOR: Kalum Construction Ltd. 442S Bimh Hill Avenue BRr]LSH NOTICE TO ROAD CONmACTORS u,,~ Terrace. British Columbia COLUMBIA INVmNa APPUCATIONS FOR Fom~ V8G 5K4 CONTRACT E00-26-77S5

Take notice that, In accordance with the Builders' Uen Aot of British Columbia, Sealed Tenders for the construction of 2,770 lineal metres, more or less, of subgrado Substantial Performance for the Lone Wolf Creek Bridge has been astebflshod as on the Copper.Limonite Forest Service Road will received by the District manager, Jul,/ 9,1999. , ...... ~ Kaium Forest Oishict, #200-5220 Koith Avenue, Terrace, efltish Columbia, VBG 1L1, 1'o all ,has Regional Manager up to 11:30 a.m. on August 13, 1999, and will be opened In public al that time. helped with the Ministff of Forests Tandere are invited from qoafified contractors only, Aqualified contractor is one who Love You Prince Rupert Forest Region has sucoesfully completed work al a similar size and nature wilhin the pnst five saving of our years, and is in good slanding with the Registrar of Companies and Workers' __~ Randy, Chelsey, Kody Compensation Board, boats at Furlong , CI~oR~mA"O"cE'NvmNG AppucATION FOR "=," ¢ TIMBER SALE UCENCE A~ r0,,,= Plans may be viewed oR/or obtained for a non-refundable tee of $25.00 (including Bay on July 14th. PST & GST) after July 30, 1999 from; Kalum Forest District Often, #200.5220 Koith Without your help Pursuant to Section 20 of the FomstAct, e Timber Sale Ucanca is being offered for Avenue, Terrace, British Columbia VaG tLt. Happy s~e. All Inquiries should be directed to Brian Bailey, at lhe above address, Phone they would have Cloelng Dais: August 12, 1999 at 8:30 a.m. Dlstrfct: Kalum (250)638.5100 or Fax (250)638-5176. Geographic Location: NorthDouglas Creek Term: Two (2) Ye~'s sunk. Thanks Birthday Volume: 6,564 cubic mattes, more or less Bidders are required io submit 10% of the tendered price as a bid bond or cash UpNt Stumpage Rate: $21.66 per cublc metre deposit, This will b refunded Is the unaucceasful bidders, In addition, the seccaasfut The upset stumpage rate was determined by the Market Pricing System, and ie bidder muat supply a performance bond of 50% of the tendered price, or n cash Blair & Diane Pdtchanl Tim applicable only Is coniferous green sawing grades. ecourity of 10% In a form ~ccoptabte to the Province. ILen & Colleen Froese Species: Hemlock 44%, Spruce 17%, Cedar 17%, Pine 22%, more or loss of My Brolher Tendera will only be accepted from Individuals or corporations registered as a Tenders must be submitted on the terms end In the envelope supplied. No tnodar Frank & Evelyn Iin.my heart your ~ lingers, | Smell Buslsese Foresl Enterprise, Cnlegory One (1). shall foe considered having any qualifying clauses whetscovor, and Iho lowest or arty I .Alwaystender, Lendand'true, | Looglng System: MIni-Skyenewith Intermediate tree supports, around Based tneder will not necesasrily be ecoaptod, MacDonald I~ | Tile,o'snot o day goesby, deer Brian | This llcanca requires the building of approximately 2.4 kilometree rd on-bicck roads. The sucooseful applicant will also be required to enter into a Read Use Contract awm'd is subject to funding being available at the time, ~l dohal think of yno HeatherJ Agreement with Skeene Cellulose Inc. L..= ~a A timber sale bid package may be obtained for a non.refundable fee of $,2e.00 B,D. nownlee, Diatdct Manager. Kalum Forest District (including GST and PAT). Appflcaltans will be accepted by the Din,dot Manager, Katum Forest District, 200- 4 Ray & Colleen Sande , • ... 5220 Ketth Avenue, Terrace, Bdtish Columbia V8G 1L1 until 8:30 n,m. on August 12, 1999, A Regional District of Kifimat-Stikine 5015 Wedding There Is additional material which applicants must consider in their appflcatlon, Anniversary This material, application forms, and other information about the Small Busicoss Andstill Program, can be obtained from the above Forest District Oftca. Speci~ Timber INVITATIONTO TENDER Sale Ucance A43683. Aug. 3, ! 949- i Aug. 3, 1999 lookinggood! Sealed tenders clearly marked "CHURCHILL DRIVE WATER .o,c,o.o,oco..,CTOS --¢ SYSTEM TENDER" will be received at the office of the LUMBL~ INVITING APPLICATIONS FOR '~"~ Stantec Consulting Ltd., 305-153 Seymour Street, Palrick Ross Dimback CONTRACT E00.24-8955 A.ug. 26, 19594aly 28, 1996 Seated Tenders for the construction of 2,744 lineal metres, more or loss, of sub- Kamloops, B.C. V2C 2C7, 2:00 PM local lime on the 10 ~' Na farewell words were grade on the Arbor Branch 700 Foresl Seneca Road will be renelved by the Dislrict day of August, 1999. spoken Manage', Knlum Forest District #200-5220 Keith Avenue, Terrace, British ARE YOU addicted to food? Do No lime to say goodbye Columbia, VSG 1L1, up to t 1:00 e,m. on August 13, 1999, and will be opened In The project comprises the following works for the Regional You were gone Before we public at that time, you eat and over-eat compul- knew it • District of Kitimat Slikine. sively. Come find freedom and Tenders arn Invited from qualified contractors only. A qualified contractor te one And only God knows why who has successfully completed work of a similar size and nature within lbe past fellowship in Over-eaters Anon- Our hearts ache in sndnoss five years, and is in good standing with the Regis,,a, of Companies end Ihe 1. Supplyand installation of approximately 530 m of ymous, Phone JR at 635-8843. And secret lears do flow Workers' Compensation Board. 250 mm dia watermains. (Meetings 2pro Terrace Inn Sat- What is meant to loss you urday) No o~e will ever know Plans may be vtewed and/or obtained for • non.refundable fee of $25.00 (incluiting 2. Supplyand installation of approximately 460 m of Our LoveAJ.ways PaT & GST) after July 30, 1999 from; Kaium Forest District Office, #200-5220 200 mm dia walermains. Congrolulolions TEACHERS: ANIMATED Liter° Morn&pod J Keith Avenue, Terrace, British Columbia V8a 1L1. All inquiries should be dlrecled to edas Bailey, at the above eddmse, Phone (250)638-5100 or Fax (250)638-5176. Ray and Colleen acy with Jim Stone =September 3. Directional drilling of 50 m of 250 mm dia Fromyour family and friends 2 & 3, Spaces available, Con- Bidders are requlrad Is submit 10% of the tendered price as e bid bond or Cash watermains. tact School District #B3-Clare. deposit, This will be refunded to the unsuccessful bidders. In addition, the aucooss- 4. Reconnection of 13 residential water services onyour ful bidder must supply a performance bond of 50% of the tendered price, ore cash 1-250-804-7826 or fax 1-250- r security of t 0% In a form acoeptable to the Province, connections. 501hWedding Anniversary 832-9428. Ask about other Tandam must be submitted on the forms and in the envelope euppfled, No lender workshops. shall be considered having any qualifying clauses whstanevor, and the lowest or 5. Installation of 7 new water services. any tender will not nenessadly be accepted. 6. Installation of 3 new sewer services. Contract award is subject to funding being evaitoble at the lime. 7. Approximately 1000m ~ of road restoration. B.D, Downle, DIslrict Manager. Kalum Forest District 8. Supplyand installation of approximately 50 meters STANDARD of sanitary sewer force main, Starting July 26, 1999 tender documents may be obtained from Stantec Consulting Ltd., 305-153 Seymour Street, TH| CARRIER OF ,! Kamloops, B.C. V2C 2C7 upon deposit of a certified BRIAN LORNE DERRICK NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR A cheque or cash in the amount of fifty ($50.00) Dollars Dec. !, 1957-July 27, 1998 DISPOSmON OF CROWN LAND non-refundable. Cheques shall be payable to Stanlec Forever in our Hearts Consulting Ltd. Do not stand at my grave and In Land RecordingDistrict of Smithersand siluated near Prince Rupert, B.C., Take notice that Pacific Norlhern Gas Ltd. of weep Tenders must be accompanied by both: #243 / I am nat there, I do not sleep Vancouver,B.C., a natural gas transmission& distribution cam- I am a thousand winds that blow pony, is applying for a Licenseof Occupation for Temporary 1, A BID BOND, CASH DEPOSIT, CERTIFIED CHEQUE I am the diamond glintson snow Work Permitover portionsof the followingdescribed lands. AshleyWhiffington I am the sunlighton ripened OR IRREVOcABLE LETTER OF CLEAN CREDIT in the grain Portions of Unsurveyed Crown Land, Range 5, Coast District amount of Ten (10%) Percent of the tender price, and The Terrace Standard is proud to I am gentle Autumn's mln situated east of Prudhomme Lake and conlalnlng approxi- announce thal Ashley is our Carrier for When you awaken in the rudely 2.5 hectares. 2. A CONSENT OF SURETY related to subsequent morning's hush' security arrangements for PERFORMANCE and lhe rnonlh of July, 1999. I am the swift, uplifting rush of The purpose for which the dispositionis required is for tempo- Quiet birds in circfedfllght rary work permit for repairs to our existing 8-inch natural gas LABOUR AND MATERIAL PAYMENT GUARANTEES. I am the soft stars that shine at pipeline. The repairs will be conducted adjacent to Pacific nlght If the information stipulated above is not enclosed with the Wouldyou like l0 nominateyour carrier as 'Carrier0f theMonth?" Northern Gas Ud.'s existing 8-1nch natural gas pipeline as tender at the time of opening, the tender will be rejected. Do not stand at my grave and shownon rlghl of way plan 7096. If so, callour CirculolionDeporlment a1638-7283. cry I am not them, I did not die Comments concerning this application may be mode to the Tenders received after the closing time will be returned Sponsored by: II lovecould have saved you, office of the Senior Lands Officer, British Columbia Assetsand unopened. You'dstil! be with us today Land Corporation, 3726 Alfred Street, Smithers,B.C. V0J 2N0. In Loving Memo.ry Telephone(250) 847-7334. The lowest or any lender will not necessarily be accepted. DaughterM-andi MotEer, ffiena Tina; brath0rsJohn, Be advised that any responsesto this advertisementwill be con- Eric Wiens Leonard, Ran; sisters, sidered to be part of the public record. For information, contact Project Engineer Wanda, Maida, HealEer a Freedomof InformatlonAdvisor, B.C. LandsiVancouver Island Stantec Consulting Ltd. i and Nedra; nephew Nick; RegionalOffice, Telephone(250) 387.5011, olher relative and friends. Telephone: (250)374'0311 Fax: (250)828.1196 i IIIIII II II I I • .... B6 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 28, 1999 Pac/f/c 150 LEGAL * Northern • 410FARM " JANITORIAL NOTICES ~~s~ MOVING: MAGIC Chef 18.6 cu i: EQUIPMENTI ft No Frost Refrigerator/Freezer, BUSINI: SS NOTICEOF INIEWIIONTO APPLYFOR A Like New, $350. Magic Chef 2 RIDE on tractors. John Deere DISPOSITIONOF CROWN LAND Self Clean Gas Stove/Oven 1967, 12H power with mower, FOR SALE CITY OF TERRACE In Land Recording Distrid of Smithers and situated near Terrace, with sealed burners, Like New, rototiller, snowblower. Bolens SkeeaBuilding Mnt, Ltd. B.C., Take notice that Pacific Northern Gas Ltd. of Vancouver, $300. General Electric 9 cycle, 18 H power with reel mower, Largedientel NOTICEOF PUBLICHEARING B.C., a natural gas transmission & distribution company, is 3 speed Heaw Duty, super ca- snowblower, rototiller, dozer applying For a Ucense of Occupation for a statutory r ght of way paeity Washing Machine, New, blade, open to offers. 638-2050. over portions of the following described lands. $300, General Electric 7 cycle COMPLETE BEEKEEPING For inquiries ph. ZONING BYLAW AMENDMENT Automatic Heaw Duty super honey-processing equipment TAKE NOTICE THAT app cation has been made to amend Portions of District Lots 2664 and 2663, Range 5, Coast capa0ity Clothes Dryer, New, electric four-frame extractor, 635-2479 Schedu e "A" (Zoning Map) of Zoning Bylaw No. 1431-1995. Dislrict and containing appmximalely 1.28 hectares. $300. Pallisar large sofa & love honey storage thank with drain- Ask for Harb THE SUBJECTPROPERTY: seat with matching Ottoman in age, double strainer capping cream, green and rose colors, wax press - all stainless steell The application affects the land, within the City of Terrace, The purpose for which the disposition is required s for the loca- $250. Kitchen chairs- 6 solid tion and replacement of a 6-inch and 10.inch nalurol gas pipe- Refractometer, gloves, feeder, shown hatched and cross-hatched on the accompanying map maple chairs with 2captain and smoker, beebrush, bee escape, DON'T h~ISSTHIS and described as: lines. The new pipelines will be constructed adjacent to Pacific 4side chairs, $300. 638-1356. Northern Gas Ltd. s existing 6-inch and 10-1nch natural gas paring knife, much more. New OPPORTUNITY. Lot 5, District LOt 615, Range 5, Coast District, Plan 3904 wood to build I~ee hives. ,- Selling due to health (2811 Braun Slraet) pipeline as shown on right of way plans 6489 and 10873. $1,650. 1-250-692-8699. Comments concerning this application may be made to the reasons. Large cleaning office oF the Senior Lands Officer, British Columbia Assets and 425 LIVESTOCK service ser~i~ Terrace & KEITH AVE, Land Corporation, 3726 Alfred Street, Smithers, B.C. V0J 2NO. Rupeert. Steady clientele & /~Av Telephone (250] 847-7334. MULTI-FAMILY garage sale. 16.1 15 yr thoroughbred mare. "-T-- 4519 Soucie. 8am-noon. contracls. Large volume, Has done Hunter Jumper and sales $150,000 year. Be advised that any responses to this advertisement will be con- 34 FT. gillnetter cedar hull, Basic Dressage. Jumps 3.6, great houseboat/accom, no mo- Asking $90,000 -----" sidered to be pad of the public record. For information, contact good on trails. $2,500, 296- a Freedom of Information Advisor, B.C. Lands, Vancouver island tor $1,800. 18' Tandem trailer, 1 3522. 638-6377 Regional Office, Telephone (250) 387-5011. yr old Heintzman piano $2,000. HAY & GRAIN SALES, CA- Assorted steel and aluminum GEN CONT. LTD. Glen 638- Serious enquiries only D,L. 615 Z tubing and ftatstook (new). 20' 0254. New steel chimney, 10" table YOUR DREAM come true. Fi- saw, RC airplane and controller COLUMBIA OALUN(~ FO='~ "~'ENDER8 ro,ml nally a no-nonsense business , ti 5' wingspan, Large electronic $49.049 a year potential will not typewriter. Double/Single Bed. Funding for this project Is being provided by Forest Renewal S.C. interfere iwth present employ- All in excellent condition. Beach ment. No competition, with Sealed Tenders for the following Vole Collar Removal contracts will bo received oy Comber Hot Tub 810 Ultimate namebrand product, No selling, the Oiatriet Manager, Ministry of Forests, Kalum Forest District. 200-5220 Keith $3,500. Ph (250) 847-9174. no experience necessary. Min. Avonua, Terrace, British Columbia on the dates shown below: BEEF, LAMB, and pork. invest. $16,800, Fun, simple, Contract: S100DKMR-049 located in the HiUmat Valley, within the Kafum Forest Naturally raised & processed profitable. Financial indepen- District. ror Vole Collar Removal on 66.4 hoctarss, Viewisg date: August 6, 1999 meats. Freezer orders cut & dence is a phone call away. 1- leaving Kafum Forest District Office al 9:00 a,m, wrapped to your specifications. 800-336-4296. Viewing of this site prior to subminlng a bid is mandatory. Also, custom butchering, cutting IREzo"E TO., I Deadline for receipt of tenders is 10:G0 a.m,, August 12, 1999, at which time all ten- "SECRET TO FINANCIAL REZONE~' I I TO R21 ders will be opened. and sausage making. Delivery FREEDOM." Revealed in pow- available. Hamblin Farms. erful free special report. Toll- THE INTENT: Contract: S100DKMR.0SO located In the Terrace area within Lhe Kafum Forest Houston. Phone 1-250-845- Diatriet, for Vole Collar Removal on 40.3 hectares. Viewing date: August 5, 1099. 2133 or 1-800-665-6992 or free 24 hr. message. 1-877- To amend Schedule "A" (Zoning Map) oF Zonin.q Bylaw 1431- leaving Kalum Forest District Office at 9:00 a,m. 864-9176. Viewing of this site prior to submitting a bid is mandatory, email, farms@hamblin-.(lrp.com. 1995 by changing the zoning classification c;f the properly CASH BUSINESS for sale. show hatched: Deadline for receipt of tenders is 11:00 a.m., August 12, 1999, at whlch time all ten- CRAFTSMAN 10" radial arm ders will be opened, saw incl: dado and moulding Long time established coin op- FROM: Rural Suburban Residential (RR2) erated amusement route in the Contract: SI00DKMR-051 located in the KiUmat Valley, within Ihe Kalunl Forest heads, mitre vice, sanding TO: UgEt Industrial (M1) District, Isr vole Collar Removal on 96.6 hectares. Viewing date: August e, 1999 Merrill, Lillooet area and the AND drum, rotary planer, guards leaving Kafum Forest District at 9:00 a,m. $300. 635-3440. Williams Lake, 100 Mile House Viewing of this site prior to submitting s bid is mandatory. area, containing pool tables, To amend Schedule '%" (Zoning Map)of Zonin.q Bylaw 1431- Deadline for receipt of tandem is 1:O0 p.m,, August 12. 1999, at which time all ten- LARGE QUANTITY heavywall foosballs, pinballs, video 1995 by changing the zoning classification o'T the properly ders will be opened. culverts, w/collars, never used. games. Juke boxes and stuffed shown cross-hatch~: Only those contractors who have successfully completed contracts In the Kalum 12"-84" diameter, up to 40it animal cranes already in loca- Forest District within the past two (2) years are eligible to bid. long. Cheapl Good for road 435 PETS ...... tions. This makes a great in- FROM: Rural Suburban Residential (RR2) building, wells manholes, root vestment giving 30-50% returns TO: Two Family Residential (R2) Tenders must be submitted on the forms and in the envelope supplied which, with cellars, etc. Can deliver any- the particulars, may be obtained at the time of the viewing from the Forest Officer BLUE FRONTED AMAZON on your money yearly, Easy conducting the viewing trip. Tenders will not be considered having any quelifyisg where. 847-4083. parrot, healthy, hand reared, 2nd job only takes 2-3 days a In order 1o expand the lumber storage area of Terrace Pro-Cut clauses whatsoever and the lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted, MORINDA TAHITIAN Noni people friendly, has full size Ha- month. For more into. call Peter Mills. The work will be administered by the Bdtish Columbia Ministry of Forests. Juice. 946ML=1 bottle-565. Suf- gen parrot cage. Parrot without at 250-372-2908. BYLAW INSPECTION: All [nqulries should be directed to Art Mot, Silviculture Forester, at the above ficient for 1.5 month. Enforce the cage $1,250 with cage and ESTABLISHED BULK candy address, Phone (250)630.5100. immune system and helps to accessories $1,650. 635-6429. THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT BYLAW ANO RELEVANT rending route. Work 4 days per Contract award is subject to funding being available at the lime overcome many diseases like: month. Earn 35M per year. BACKGROUND DOCUMENTS MAY BE INSPECTEDin the recep- high blood pressure, cholester- REGISTERED LOWCHEN pup- tion area at the City af Terrace Public Works Buildinq at 5003 Machines located from ol, can help to fight cancer. For pies for sale (3 females, 2 male) Vanderhoof to Prince Rupert. Graham Avenue, Terrace, B.C., between the hours oF ~3:00 a.m. more into., please contact Maria to 4:00 p.m. each day from Wednesda,, Jtly 28111, 1999, to ~ C~OPJ]'ISH NOTICE INVmNG APPUCATION FOR u,,~w (~ Ready to go Aug 7. Will be mi- Asking $75,000. No vendor Monday, August 91tl, 1999 excluding Si iturc !ays, Sundays and UJMBIA TIMBER SALE LICENCE A50860 ,o.== Korsak 1-250-638-0369. crochipped, dewclawed, first financing avail. Phone (250) B.C. Day, Nonday, August 2nd, 1999. Pumuent to Section 21 of the ForestAct. an Enhanced Eligibility Bid Proposal timber MOVING, MUST sell kayak in shots, dewormed and vet 960-8449 after 6. sale liconce, requiring the submission of a proposal, is being offered for sale. new condition $700. Dean checked, asking $600. Ph 250- PUBUC HEARING DETAILS: Closing Date: August 16. 1999 Dlstdct: Kalum 632-8817. MAKE $200-$300 per day! Set- Markley 250W combo bass up today and be getting checks Geographic LooaUon: Kleaeza Lake Term: Two [2) yeats amp $500. Desk $75, Shelvig Any persons wishing to voice their opinions regarding this Upset Stumpage rate: $24,63 per cubic metre YELLOW LABS pup $285 in- tomorrowl To get started Email units $20/each. 635-7022. application may do so in writing, and/or in person, A'r THE Volume: 17,214 cubic metres, more or less cludes shots. 635-0865. to: [email protected] or PUBUC HEARING TO BE HELD IN THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL Upset Stumpage Rate: $0.25 per cubic metro NAPOLEON FREESTANDING Call 847-1384. CHAMBERS, AT 7:00 RM. ON MONDAY, AUGUST 9~, 1999. Volume: 10,294 cubic metres, more or less gas fireplace like new, $800. NETWORK MARKETERS: Is THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE The total volume for sate is 27,508 cubic metro, more or less. Oak dining room table, 6 chairs KHI,UMgENNELS the Internet boonling? Network MUNICIPAL ACT, R.S.B.C., 1996, AND AMENDMENTS The upset stumpage rate was determined by the Market Pricing System, and Is appli- $700. Reclining love seat, forest marketing a rapid growing in- THERETO. cable only to coniferous green sswlog grades. green $300 Reclining sofa for- 'Dog rding Tenders will be accepted only from individuals or corporations registered, or eligible for dustry? Join this fast growing TAKE NOTICE and be governed accordingly. est green $400. Stainless steel, phenonema. Visit www.global- i registration, as a Small Business Forest Enterprise, Category 2. Producers or western S,el kirkchimney, 632-7851 ... 0QualityLamb & Rice Dog ...... RaN PC)aLE, Chie! Administratlve Officer red ced~ shak!!s and sll!n+gtes may.~so 8pplylfor this tlmboPllal~li~ni;~7~ ll:.c ,~,Hue pages.net/banks Email: banks i All applications wilt be asssss~l by'tim ttillowhig: ~)ilSl')t ~Vl~. nl::i~,,:t~ Food'-Excellent Prices, @globalpages.neL Toll" Free 1- PIANO- MASON Re che. Vbry' 888-422-2657. Cdteda I Welohtlng J good condition. $1,900. 635- "WeCare Abut Your Pels" NO PERSON S worth Emolovment ;]0 5690. CITY OF TERRACE Preximitv $20,000/month without causel Existina Plaqt I 20l0 I SWIS QUALITY finished wood ca, 635-1238 We have the cause and the NOTICEOF PUBUCHEARING New C~ital Investment I 5 I producls 842-6929. Now in means, the system, and the ve- Labour Value Added I s stockl Birch flooring, lx6 Cedar hicle. 1-800-434-4317 24 hr , Chan}]ein ValuaAdded J 10 V-Joint Paneling and Bevel OFFICIALCOMMUNITY PLAN AMENDMENT RIiHenu~I J ~0 I messaqa. TOTALWEIGHTINa I 100 J Drop Love or Channel Sliding, 1998 751 bobcat, full cab enclo- WELL ESTABLISHED Class 1 TAKE NOTICE THAT application has been made to amend everything need to build a com- sure with heater. 102 hrs, war- Schedule "B" (Land Use Plan of the City of Terrace Official Comments: driver and heavy' equipment plete cedar deck and railing. ranty, 2 buckets. $24,200 abe. operating training school in the Commun ty Plan Bylaw No. 1312-1993. 1. "nle Ucensee will bo rssponsible for the building of 0,7 km of branch rssd and 4.1 New items: Birch stair railings km of block road. PH 250-877-1406 or 250-647- Okanagan, Negotiable and spindles, Coloneal style THE SUBJECT PROPERTY: 2. The bddge across South Kleanza Creek will Ice the responsibility of the Ministry of 5678, $475,000. Write to Box #29, c/o Forests. mouldings in Birch or Hemlock, The application affects the land, within the Cily of Terrace, Baseboards, casinqs. 32'X40' PORTABLE fabric The Morning Star, 4407-25th shown hatched and cross-hatched on the accompanying map Applications will be accepted by the Disldct Manager, Kalum Forest District, #200.5220 building pre-engineered, all Ave, Vernon BC V1T 1 P5 and described as: KeithAvenue, Terrace, Bdlish Columbia. V8G 1L1 up until 8:30 a.m, on August 16, 1999. TORe 28" Snow Blower $400. weather lightweight heavy duty 635-7629. galvanized steel tubing, high Lot S, Dislrict Lot 615, Range 5, Coast Distrld, Plan 3904 There is additional material whtch applicants must consider in their application. This (2811 BmunSIreet ) metedal, application forms, and other information about the Small Business Program USED COIN operated washing density polyethylene cover can be obtained from the above Forest District Office. Specify 13mber Sale Ucence machines $250. Ph 635-2838. $5,400 + tax presently erected BE A professional actor A50860. at 996 Loyal Crescent. Call toll Vancouver's Professional Film KEITH AVE, 365 free 1-877-723-9608. Graduate 6 month program. CLAUSON LOGGING ltd. Vancouver's film industry needs NOTICE TO MISCELLANEOUS actors. Toll-Free 1-877-FILM- t Quesnel BC. General freight, LU, CREDITORSAND FORSALE~ Iowbedding, railbed, pilot car ACT www.universe.com/awa Ld~ n- OTHERS service, local & long distance. DENTURE TECHINICIAll re- I'- 3 BR. home, Mill Bay Rd. 1- quired in various BC locations. Vl RE: 11-1EESTATE OF FRANCES LOST AT Skeena Valley Golf Lowbed capabilities from 5 axle MARY OLSEN deceased, and Country Club on Thurs. acre leased lot. Granisle 37' highboy to 9 axle Iowbed, We offer on-going training, relo- F'~dTmace BritishColumbia June 24, 1 o/s project Sand- Aluminum Boat. Has every- licensed, full cargo insurance. cation allowance, excellent sal- D,L. 05 Creditars and others havingda[ms thing. 2 welders, gas, electric. 2 Equipment moved anywhere in ary plus bonuses must be li- Z against the estata of FRANCES wedge. If found please call "1 chev land/marine motors, volvo BC and Alberta. Call (250)747- censed. Fax resume in con- ,< MARY OLSENare hereby notified Danny at 635-9302. 3 under section 38 of the TrusteeAct legs. Has everything tools , lot 1229 24 hrs. Fax (250) 747- fidence 1-889-747-1233. J thatparticulars of theirclaims should LOST JUNE 17 at 9:30pro at 29. Mill Bay Rd. Granisle. 1- t 900. TRAIN TO work in the I be sent to the undersignedExecutrix the Bingo Hall in Prince Rupert. 250-697-2474 or 1-250-697- SALE OR trade; 1993 Dresser computer industry, Network I at #200.4630 Lazelle Avenue, a black leather wallet. Please 2720. Technician, Computer Techni- I Terrace,B.C. VgG IS6, on or beEore return, no questions asked. I.D. TD8G LT, 6 way blade. Brush I September 20, 1999, offer which rake. New U/C. Logging pack- cian, Programmer Analyst, Of- very important. Please call fice Administrator. For pro. I date the Executrixmay distributethe (250)624-2002 extension "0". We Buy, age. Dresser TD8C 6 way i estateamong the partiesenlilted to blade. Brush rake. Winch & grams or student loan into from I it, having reflar;1 to only those Reward offered. our CDI College. Call toll free I claims oF which the Executrixthen arch. 75% U/C. Large inventory I has notice. - Beryl Kim Brown Sell of used excavator & crawlor today. 1-888-229-1555. | ExeculrixWarner gandstra Brown U/C. Trak tech Equipment. I Soliciors, BC'S LARGEST Chatltne. Over & Trade Phone (250) 374-5054 or (250) iLIGHT ]NOUSTRYi ~ RESIDENTIALI 851-8530 eveninqs. 4000 men & women call a day, "ACTING CLASSES at AVVA!" Connect live or just listen. Use I~t~TSICAL SANDBLASTING SAND deliv- THE INTENT,' Start a career as a professional free trial code 5030, Call locally ered, excellent price. 847-4083. actor. 2 wk. fulltime training in To amend Schedule "B" (Land Use Plan) of the africa 310-CHAT. www,trylive- THUNDERBIRD RANCH & the basics. $550.40 Powall St. Communily Plan by changing the designation of the land shown . links.cam Farm Equipment. Quality used Vancouver, Toll-free 1-877- hatched: i~ tF ALCOHOL is the problem, sales & Iocators. Hauling avail. FILM-ACT. www.uni- FROM: Residential 2/3 Acre many have found help with Dave Crossan 250-567-2607, 6 serve.cam/awe TO: Light Industry km Mapes Rd, Vanderhoof BC. AND ' ~i' t~S~IToE~AI~!~V('II~ ..-~ ALCOHOLICSphone635-6533,ANONYMOUS'. ------A MALE ORGAN enhancement To amend Schedule 'B" (Land Use Plan) of tha OFficial FDA approved. Medical vacuum Community P!an by changing the designation of the land shown i . pumps or surgical enlargement. APPRENTICE & Journeyman crass-hatched: Utl I oll r Gain 1-2", Permanent and safe. KOOTENAY HARDWOODS in Resolve impotence. FREE IILOSE WEIGHT NOWH I lost cabinet makers required for well FROM: Residential 2/3 Acre Kamloops is looking for Aspen 40 pounds in 2 months. You established Fort McMurray Mill- brochure. Call Dr. Joel Kaplan. and Cottonwood peeler logs. TO: Urban Residential J=., 312-409-5557. Insurance reim- can too. All natural. Doctor for- work shop. Send resume to (250) 573-2054. In order to expand the lumber storage area of Terrace Pre-Cut bursement. Visit website mulated. Call 1-877-211-6731 (780) 791-9281 or call (780) Mills. www.drioelkaplan.com. WANTED SCRAP batteries. toll free. 791-9448. J' 1-9@0-451-4 O.r~ Highest prices paid. Free pick- $$GOVERNMENT PRO- EARN $200, $300, $500 or BYLAW INSPECTION; 24 HRS. $2.99/min -18+ SINGLE WHITE male 33, em- up over 5. 1-250-562-2171. ployed enjoys camping, hiking, GRAMS Information, Govern- more per week, assembling THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT BYLAW AND RELEVANT golfing, biking. Funny, romantic, ment assistance programs in- product in the comfort of your BACKGROUND DOCUNENTS MAY BE INSPECTEDin the recep- caring , outgoing. Too shy to formation to assist the start or own home, send a SASE to tion area at the Clly of Terrace Public Works Buildln.q at 5003 expansion of your business and OPH, 6-2400 Dundas St, West' Graham Avenue, Terrace, B.C., between the hours of~:00 a.m. meet that special lady. Are you a match? Respond to file #23 farm. Catl 1-800-505-8866, Suite 541, Ref 683, Misslssau- to 4:00 p.m. each day From Wednesday, Jul) 281h, 1999, to ga, Ont L5K 2R8. Monclay~ Augu.st 9tAr 1999 ex.cluding Sah prda ~'s, Sundays and c/o The Terrace Standard, 3210 1985 NEW Holland 310 Baler, $2000 CASH Backl Provide fit- B.C. Day, Monday, August 2rid, 1999. Clinton St. V8G 5R2. $2,800. 1997 Vicom Model ness centres & tanning salons CERTIFIED DENTAL assistant FEB 3, 1999 in the ladies 1653 Fertilizer spreader, Trailer required for Smithers practice, PUBUC HEARING DETAILS: XXX LIVE 24hr 1B+. 1 on 1, 1- with a vending product (Dry Hy- change room at the Aquatic 888-913-8122 from 1,75 min. Mount, $4,500. 1997 Farm King dro Massage) perfect for their to start mid-September. Please Any persons wishing to voice their opinions regarding th s Centre, a bulova "Millionth 900# available. 24 hr, ave Chat 96" Snow Blower $3,000. 1987 business, Turn $19,000 equity apply with full particulars to File application may do so in writing, and/or in person, AT THE Ounce'" watch, Has great senti- 1 on 1.1-900-870-7647 former- New Holland 855 Round Baler into $54,000. Call for details 1- #473 c/o The Interior News Box PUBUC HEARII~G TO BE HELD IN THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL mental value, Please call 250- ly 870-2740, C/W Electronic Bale Command 877-242-0876. 2560 Smither BC, VOJ 2N0, CHAMBERS, AT 7:00 P.M. ON MONDAY, AUGUST 91tl, 1999. 771-3149, Reward offered and $9,000. 1997 New Holland AI"rENTION LOGGERS: Get EARN $200, $300, $500 or THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE no questions asked. Model 166 Swath Inverter more $$$ for your logs. Log more per week assembling pro- MUNICIPAL ACT, R.S.B.C., 1996, AND AMEHDMENTS FOUND CORDLESS phone $5,500. 1998 PTO driven wood home builders need good duct in the comfort of your own THERETO. 4800 block Davis Ave. Phone chipper tractor mount, $3,400 & earn $$$. Sign up is 100% spruce logs asap and plenty of home, send a SASE to OFH, 6- 635-4722. Renn Posh Pounder $1,000, them, Call 250-395-1260 Fax 2400 Dundas St. West Suile TAKE NOTICEand be governed accordingly. FREE. Advertisers pay YOUI Hydraullo Wood Splitter $600, LADLES' SEIKO gold colour http://www.gotoworld.com/get- 250.395-4153. 541, Rat L63, Misslssauge., RCN POOl F, Chief Admlnlslrotive Officer 1994 Ford 7740 4WD, 86 HP Ont, LSK 2R8, watch with the Inscription on the paid. Member id# 1012119097. Tractor, E-ZEE on loader, WORi~ FROM your home, back =Love Jim" Lost at Lakelse joystick control, quick attach Start a home-based business, EXCEPTING APPLICATIONS Lake Provincial Park picnic site. bucket, low hours. Telephone Home parties, Canadian made for driller with valid ticket, D8K [CRIWII!I,- - ,. Has great sentimental value. 250-560-5500. quality, affordable sports wear, Excavator and grader opera, Call 638-7251 (home) or 635- DK GREEN couch, like new, Total investment under $2,500 (ors, Must be experienced In ,tl'Oilqq.ll,t 6273 (work). No questions exc. condition, Unique design, WANTED MASSEY 97 tractor including stock. (250)-624. road building, Please reply to asked, Call 635-7113. with Pro, 846-5728. 3018. box #21, The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 28, 1999- B7

POSITION Marketing INTERMEDIATE FINANCIAL ACCOUNTANT REQUIRED BY MAJOR LOGGING CONTRACTOR Position The successful candidate will require the experience to handle all SERVICE ADVISOR required. Open accounting up to and including the preparation of monthly financial Award winning Warren Burd GENERAL MOTORS DEALERSHIP stotemenls. Chrysler in Cam0bell River is Ski Smifhers is now accepting applications for its mar- Experience in cast accounting will be an asset. Strong computer looking for the best. Excellent Requires pay and benefits. Call Darren keting department. This person will be responsible for knowledge is also essential. Salary will be commensurate with qualifications. Irving 250-287-9555. Service Manager all mounlain ~romotions and special events. Will SLEEP YOURSELF sliml 1 Inquire: Sherman GM have to work on weekends and some evenings. Please send resume and references before August 5, 1999, to: tablespoon of Calorad at bed- HOWARD PRUNER, C.A. time. For that great summer Prince Rupert, B.C. Applicant must be outgoing, very energetic, and well look. 1-888-297-7593 ext. 0323. organized. Candidate with experience and/or quail. McALPINE & CO. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS THE CHOICES Program (Ter- 1-250-624-9171 ficalions will be slrongly considered. The cpplicanl 4634 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, 8.C. V8G 1S7 race & District Community SeN- Ask for Larry Sherman musl snow board or ski 11 is a seasonal position, and Phone: 250-635-4925 fax: 250-635.4975 ices) is looking for Casual/On- email: [email protected] Call employees wanting sum- work is from mid-August until mid-May. Please send mer employment. Applicants resume to: must be 19 years of age, If you have Grade 12 and are interest- Kson House Sociely is aeeking applications [or a Ski Smithers c/o Job Search AIRPORT MANAGER ed in working with people who FULL TIME OFFICE ASSISTANT are developmentally delayed, P.O. Box 492 The Terrace-½ttimat Airport Society requires a manager and you are willing to obtain a: Responsible for a variety of office duties the Office Assistant Smithers BC, VOJ 2NO Level 1 First Aid Ticket, Class 4 reports to he Executive Director in a position of a highly confi- for the Terraee-Kitimat Airport, The airport had 98,000 Driver's License, TB & Tetanus, dential and sensitive nature. The successful applicant will, Fax: 250-847-5327 emplaning and deplaning passengers in lg98 and is the Criminal Record Checks. amen9 other things, provide reception service to the Sexual major airport in Northwestern British Columbia. Please pick up an application at Assault Centre, The Women's Counsellor as well aa the Ksan Applications accepted until August 1, 1999. 4916 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, Society's Administrative offices. The successful candidate must have the abilities, BC. For more information call J interest, and knowledge to ensure the airport continues the Choices Office at 635-7863. The successful applicant will have: to operate in accordance with Transport Canada THE VICTORIA News/Wee- • Notable organizational skills Standards, within the revenues generated by airport kend Edition, an award winning A demonstrated ability to work independently operations, and to provide the leadership to position the newspaper in BC's capital, has : Excellentoral, written and interpersonal communication skills PRINCIPAL airport as the airport of choice in Northwestern B.C. an opening for a senior report- Confidence in o computerized environment REQUIRED FOR KmMAT CITY HIGH er. Interest in and knowledge of Applications are being sought for the above mentioned position. J ~ Experience in on office netting The ideal candidate will be familiar with technology, an provincial affairs is a must. Ex- A teaching principal is required for Kifimat City Hi.qh in Kit mat, excellent communicator, have a business background, be perience as a new reporter and Training or experience in crisis intervention is an important asset B.C. Kitimat City High is an alternate school enrol[ng a total of familiar with airport operations, and be prepared to give a journalism degree are prerequisites. Knowledge of and the ability to undergo o successfulCriminal record search is 60 students at two sites. the time and energy to provide the leadership to market imperative. Salary is $10.00 per hour with a complete benefit Quark and an Interest in sports and develop British Columbia's seventh largest airport. reporting would be assets. IJ package. Resumeswill be accepted until Wednesday August 4, The staff of Kitimot Cily High currently includes 3.5 FTE teachers, The successful candidate will have or be prepared to at noon. As a large number of applications is anticipated a three part time leaching assistants anEI three childcare workers. Vehicle and camera required. II complete the accreditation program from the Position available as of IJ strong coverletterisrecommended. ~ Jl The successfulcandidate will have: International Association of Airport Executives. Aug.23/99. Start date flexible i proven exce!lent interpersonal skills wilh teenagers, parents, depending on circumstances. II K~n House Sociely ~ ~ \ II teachers and pFra professionals. For further information 101ease call Mr. Darryl Laurent, Reply by Aug. 2. Forward II #202-4630 Lazelle Avenue ,,~/~ ~ " II ability ta offer leaderahip in the area of positive student Airport Manager, (250) 635-2659, or Frank Hamilton, resumes etc. Victoria IL Terrace, BC (~ ~l~ <3 II behavior in emphasizing achievement fearall students, and in President, I250)635-5642. News/Weekend Edition, 1824 V8G 1S6 11[1'1~ % the school and communilX Store St., V8T 4R4 or email '----'-'= al least five years successful teaching experience in a regular [email protected], c/o Brian and/or ahernate secondary school setting. Please submit applications by Augast 6, 1999, to: Dryden, editor. a suitable Masters Degree or have one in progress to be completed very soon Frank M. Hamilttan, President J i cAIpine & Co. Terrace-Kitimat Airport Society CharteredAccountants The position will be a three year term contract including a state- c/o Terrace-Kltimat Airport ment of educational philosophy and will commence prior to YOUR CHILD can: Improve lan- September 1, 1999. RR #4, Terrace, B.C. V8G 4Y2 guage arts/math skills, get a COMPUTERADMINISTRATOR/ACCOUNTANT Fax: (250) 638-0059 head start for K-l. learn French as a second language. Call RESPONSIBILITIES: Applicants are invited to send a resume, including a statement of educational philosophy, and a list of three pro[easional refer- Certified Teacher Tutoring • Administration and maintenance of Novell 5.0 Nelwork ences to : Services, 635-0634, after 5. with Windows 95/¢;8 workstations, DOS/WIN 16/WIN Mrs. Sharon Be~lle, Ading Superi.'nfendentof Schools ACCOUNTANT 32 applicationa, Novell Zenworks applications, modem (;east Mountains .School District 82 and internet applications, and utilities and backup 3211 Kenney Slreet Applications are invited for a time position in the applications. Terrace, BC V8G 3E9 full Fax: 250-635.4287 finance department of the Regional District of Kitimat- • Administration of a variety of DOS and Windows based 525 GRAPPLE skidder avail- accounting software including AccPac, Simply Accounting, Stikine. Closing date for this competition is August 9,1999. able for work. Call 1-250-562- Easy Pay. 8638 anytime. • Providing computer hardware and software assistance to For inquiries regarding this position, p ease contact Andrew The ideal candidate wil ~ssess the following CERTIFIED HOME Care Work- clients. Scruton at 635-4931 or 1-800-6134 Ioca 21 i. qualifications: er. 8 yrs. experience. Looking to • Providing bookkeeping and accounting services. • A sound understanding of accounting procedures and do housecleaning, personal processes. care, References avail, Phone REQUIREMENTS: "~ == 635-7834 ask for Sharon. • Demonstrated proficiency in the above responsibilities. Minimum 3 years relevant accounting experience • Excellent problem solving and trouble shooting skills. The Terrace Women's Resource Centre Sociely Familiarity with accounting and spreadsheet software. EXPERIENCED CARPENTER- is seeking applicantsfor Ihe positionof • Good organizational, interpersonal and Richard Thornton Con- ',Experience in accounting preferred and willing to pursue struction.Available for renova- further accounting knowledge. Child and Youlh Safely communication skills. Must be able to meet deadlines. tions, repairs or new construc- Please send resume'sand references to: Programs Coordinator • Completion of Grade 12 and some formal post- tion. 25 years experience.Call secondary accounting training, preferably enrolled in a Richard 638-8526. Me.Alpine & Co - Personnel Parlner This 10 month program is designed to help children and recognized accounting program. yeulh gain skills to identify risky siluations, to use awareness EXPERIENCED CARPENTER. 4634 Lazelle, Terrace, B.C. V8G 1S7 Jurgen Mattheis. 635-7810. Fax 6.~5-4975 Email: mca!pine.c [email protected] and avoidance as methods of personal safety and give them Housing, rends, office remodel- the opporlunily to learn practical defensive tactics. Salary will commensurate w th educat on and exoerience The closing clare for this posit on is 4:00 pm,. Thursday, ing. Independant .distrJbutor..of.' Sun-Free vinyl products. The successful applicant will be responsible for: August 5, 1999. EXPERIENCED MACHINE op- • coordinating training lessons and delivery of relevant erator for Skyline, Skycar. Temporary/On Call Se, programs Please forward your resume to: Northbend/Southbend, A One of B.C.'s lai'gest Unions, requires a secretory who is avail- • coordinating program contracts FRAME Systems, highfead 90' able ta work on a temporary/on call basis in their Terrace Area • liaising with communily agencies andprogram partners Treasurer, Manager of Financial Services towers, telescope and minis, Office, with experience in the following areas: secretarial; ward • designing an effective community public relations and Regional District of Kitimat-Sfikine Willing to relocate. Call Larry programs promotion strategy 250-616-7022 or 250-615-7671. processing; switchbeard/reception. A self starter who enjoys 300-4545 Lazelle Avenue • delivering Workshops to children and youth dealing with people and has knowledge of the trade union Terrace, B.C. V8G 4E1 HOME IMPROVEMENTS, EX. movement is required. PERIENCED CARPENTER will Applicants should possess: Phone: 250-615-6100 ~ do work in all aspects of con- Responsibilities will include: the development and maintenance • the abilil,/to research and adapt materials and Fax: 250-635-9222 struction; concrete, framing, sid- of files, logbooks, compiling reports and/or statistical data; key- approaches to effectively relate to both children and youth ing, building maintenance, etc., boarding; word processing; awitchbeard/receptionist duties; • a feminist perspective on individual and community Workmanship guaranteed, 638- distribution of mail; responding to general enquiries. responsibility for personal safety 8210. • experience in teaching sell.esteem or sel[-defence PAINTER 15 years experience, Applicants must have 3-4 years secretarial experience; high • excellent organizational skills CITY OF TERRACE interior/exterior. Low Rates for school graduation supplemented by secretarial training; a high • the ability to work independently as well as collectively seniors. Free Estimates. We do degree of competence on modern office equipment; keyboard- . a valid driver's licence and access to a vehicle it riclht oncel Call 635-3783. ing 60-70 wpm; proficiency in advanced Microsoft' Word is REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS PRECISELY RIGHT MOVING. essential; knowledge o~ computer systems, database experience; This is a part-time, tempo p0rary sition in a unionized envi- TRUCK and 28' trailer en- an excellent command of English grammar, dictaphone and ronment. Hours of work are flexible but on occasion the suc- LAN CO-ORDINATOR (PART-TIMECONTRACTOR) closed, will protect your goods The Cily.of Terrace invites proposals for providlnflpart-lime Local Area across town or across country, switchboard/reception experience. An aptitude for organization ceasful applicant will be expected to work over the school Network Co-ordinator functions at Ihe Terrace R.~:.M.P.Detachment on and detail and the ability to sot priorities and work within strict lunch hour period, after school and the occasional weekend. Will assist, or load for you. Rea- a contract basis. The Contract Terms of Referenceare available on sonable rates. Call 635-2126. time limits. Emplo~,ment is contingent on acceptable results of a criminal request by contacting the R.C.M.P. ExecutiveAssistant/Office Manager at 638-7414. Now in two locations. Terrace at recora search. Resume, with cover letter, should be addressed 635-2126 or 638-6969 (cell) or ,Excellent salary and benefits provided under a collective to The successful bidder will have a minimum of the following Williams Lake 398-9041, agreement. The Hiring Commiltee qualifications: TWRC • 2-year Computer Sc ence Diploma. Aptitude, word processing and keyboarding testswill be admln- • Novell NetWare CNA Certification and Network Technologies 4542 Park Avenue, Training. istered to all qualified applicants. Based on teat resuha, only suc- Terrace BC, V8G 1V4 i Microsoft Sys~ms EngineerCertification (MCSE)Courses. cessful candidates will be interviewed. A minimum 2 years experiencein technical supportof 1 AND 2 bdr apts avail immed. ~Closing dale for applications is August 5 at 4:00 pm. personal computers, software installationand local area Please submit written application with resume by August nelworks, andat least6 monlhs previousexper ence in On site management. 635-3594 teaching computer techniques. or 635-5136 or 635-6428, 17,1999 to: B.C. Dr~,er's IJcence The B.C Government and Service Employees' Union 1 BDRM apt, security entrance, #114.4710 Lazelle Avenue TDCSS The successful bidder must also meet R.C.M.P. Securily Clearance no stairs, low expenses, Terrace, BE, V8G 1T2 ,~ Requirements. $450/mo, avail Aug 1. Call CHOICES PROGRAM Steve Butler 635-5338. In addition to experience, previous work h storyand references the 1 BEDROOM apt, downtown TEMPORARY PART TIME SUPERVISOR Contract submission mustinclude the following nTormafion: Availability with heat inc. f/s and all new FibrecoPulp, e divisionof SlocanGroup, has Immediate TIN Choices program Is seeldng an indivlduad to fill a Temporary carpets. $450/mo. Phone 638- Part 11meSupervisor PodlJon (may becomepennaneM). Preferred[flours of Work openingsfor: • Backup (mustalso meet R.C.M.P. SecurilyClearance 1702. requirements) 1,2, 3, bdr apt. Availlmmd, On SAFETY/HUMAN RESPONSIBILI11ES: EmergencyResponse To menage all aspects of running a two bed resource for children Contrad Pricing site management. Ref reqd. RESOURCES COORDINATOR with developmental disabiliUe~ To work closely wiM parents, the 635-6428, 635-2424 or 638- Thesuccessful candidate will be a self.motivatedIndividual Mialsby fmr Chlklmn and Families. other pmfeseloenls and ollmr All submissionsare subject to Ihe clear understanding that the Cily of 7737. dedicatedto assistingmill managementand to improving agencbs to ensure that well planned, aplxoyed prolprammingin in Terrace reservesthe riofft to accept or reject any submtsson(s) solelyat 2 BDRM suite. Avail Aug 1. and maintainingFibreco's Pulp Safety Programsand and implemeeted.To ensure Ulat the cltildrenare cared for In its own discretion and'without explanahon based on its own views of $450/m0, ref & DD required. Records. This p0silionwill provideleadership In the a ix)sitlve,suppodJve environment that encourage=their iprow4hand what best serves the City and the R C M.P. The lowestpricing not nec- 635-2932 or 638-1053. de~telepmeetL To ensure ~ Standards of Care for ChlMren essor Iy accepted. developmentend implementationof Human Resources Redde,Ual Pregram are met or exceeded. 2 BEDROOM on Braun's Is- programs and will be responsiblefor the emergency Sealed and clearly marked Proposals must be de vered Io the office of land, 5 minutes from downtown. responseteam at safetytraining. To pmnd eng01ng supendsten, support and trslninl~ for daff. To Ihe Director of Administration no later than 4:00 p.m. Friday, August $400 per month, 12th month To qualify,applicants must possessa recognizeddiploma ensure adherenee to WCB regulatlo~ Laber Standard=, and tke 13,1~. free. Pets welcome. 635-9102, in 0ccupallonalHealth & Safety or Forest Producls Cofk~ve ~t~,,enL Denise Fisher Technologyand an OccupationalFirslAId Level III certificale. Director of Administration 2- 2 bdrm duplexes located in City of Terrace Thornhill. N/G heat $425/mo. EIN~TIOH: 321"5 Eby Street • Diplomaer del~,e in a field r~ to se,dces to peeldewith No pets Avail Aug 1/99. 635- PROCESS ENGINEER Terrace, B.C. 4894. The successfulcandidate will provide technical expedise in dseetopm.astaldisabilities or an applicable health rekded dlplenm V8G 2X8 manersrelating t0 production,pulp qualityand mill opli- ord~. Tel' (250) 638-4722 3 BDRM townhouse for rent mizationfor a BCTMPmill, • Tminin8in behavlermnal~me~ w/basement, close to downtown • Trainin8in personnelmanaipment AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN li- EXPERIENCED FABRICA- Terrace. Ref read, 632'5916. To qualify,applicants must possessa B.So.in Chemical • Trainingin flnandal mana~ censed technician reqd for a TORS wanted send resume to: FOR RENT one bedroom fur- Engineering or a related degree and bs eligible for Preferencewig be Stvento those who hag growing dealership in a new Northern Steel Ltd, 9565 Rock regislrallonwith the Associationof ProtessionalEngineers. had training in Early ChildhoodEducaUen nished apartment in Thornhill. Thisposition requires a self-m0tivatedIndividual who enjoys facility. 15 mine south of Calg- Island Road, Prince George, Single occupancy only, No pets. ary. Chrysler exp prefd, Com- BC, V2N 5T4 or fax (250) 561- complelinglasks from Inception to Implementationand who OTHE]~. References required. $360 plus possessesstrong leadership and communicallonskills. petitive compensation and ben- 0112. $180 security deposit, 636- • 5 years expetka~e in woddngwith people~ developmental efits. Fax resumes 403-938- FibrecoPulp iS locatedIn the PeaceRiver Dlsldct of B.C,, dlseldlites PHOTOLAB: MODERN Fuji 2065. • 2.5 year==upervisk). experleece 7199 South Ridge Chrysler minilab In Williams Lake is look- just minutesaway from the Cityof FortSt, John. ,(Okotoks) FOR RENT two bedroom apL • ExcellentcommunlcaUen skills ing for a full-time technician, Quiet and clean. Avail Irnmed. Interasledcan~lidates should send a resume, • Provenaldli~ to work wHh other ~ls and families THREE indicating Ihe position of Interest,by SOCIAL work positions Some experience preferred, Laundry facilities, f/s, ground • ~ abili~ to work as a team member open with Gitxsan Child & Fam- Please call Bryan or Geoff 250. August6, lgggto: • HliPhlevel of cemndbnent and flexiMH~ level, No pets. Ref, reqd. 635- Ily Services In Hazelton. Qualifi- 392-3456 or fax resume to 250- 1126 or 635-6991, $525/mo, PersonnelCoordinator cations', BSW, RSW plus 12 392-4159. Email photolab Flbre¢oPulp RE~IREI~. months related experience; ex- @wlake,ccm. ONE BEDROOM apartment In Box 330 ! L~ • 13 test clearance Thornhill. 4036 Motz Rd. Ref perience in First Nations RETIRED COUPLE for small Taylor,B,C, V0C =K0 ~= • Criminalrecord search Communities, knowledge of so- Reqd, Sorry no pets, Single oc- Fax: (250) 789,3089 ~'~ • Basic F1ratAAI ranch Merrill area. General duty cupancy. Phone 635-2312. • Class4 drlver~ license and use of appr~ Insuredwhkie. cial and economic issues facing caretakers suitable for expert. We Ihankall applicants for ~ Gitxsan communities an asset. enced, physically fit couple SUNNY HILL Trailer Court~ their lnterest, but advise that 12x68, 2 bedroom trailer, avail only those selected rot an Salaryas per g~W Cdle¢l~ ,~n~m~t. ~.40 Imm par woof~ Call Sharon at (250) 842-2248 seeking semi-retirement, agri- inlerview will be contacted..=."~ For mere i~ enntoct Maril]m ~ at 6..'LS.7863. ext 366 for job description and cultural setting, Reply 4081 Immed. Rent $550/mo, Phone can be p~l~l up at 4916 ~ Asenue,Tem~ BC. application forms, Closing date: Jack Swartz Road, Merritt, BC, 635-7025 (evenings) or 838, Aug.13/99. V1K IN8, ...... 0438 (days),

, L I Be- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 28, 1999 636HOUSES FOR : "RENT CLEAN 2 bdrm mobile home in NATURE LOVERS dream: 2 ROSSWOOD, KALUM Lake:• 2 Pine Park, 4 appl. New wind- RETAIL OR commercial spaces bdr house at private lake on 30 storey cabin to motivated, ows, fenced yard, $575/mo. available, available immed. Lots Northern Hearing Call 635-2126. Downtown Retail: acres. Incl generator, radio skilled individual in exchange of parking. Warehouse two 4200 sq,ft, air conditioned, phone, propane fridge, stove, for improvements to property + FOR RENTor sale. 2 bedroom, overhead doors 28'x36' and & Safety Training parking, $9,50 p.s.f. boath use, wood stove, 2 acres some rent; must have own 12x68 mobile. Fridge, stove, 55'x20'. Phone 635-2312. washer in beautiful treed park, A PRIVATEPOST SECONDARY TRAINING INSTITUTION Excellent location. of pasture and barn suitable for tools, long term interests, Refer- ~9.1.0._6reJgAx~ horses or cows, use negotiable, ences. Hydro. 165 acres ranch $500 + DD. 638-7690. WCB OFA LEVEL 1 ¢7~; @3 commercial. 4,000 s.f. berry/veg garden close to prospects, river frontage, (519) RENT TO own optional. 2 bdr, 4 house. Don't hesitate to call if 422-1099. (message) Avail appl, mobile home in Sunny Sat Aug 7, Thurs Aug 12, Good exposure. 2-14'0H you always dreamed of country immed. Sat Aug 28 Hill. Renovated $600/mo. 835- CEDARVALE FARM for sale. Doors. 1-10' OH Door. livlnq. 635-1753. 2126, Ideal for sales/service TWO BEDROOM house, f/s, 37 acres, house, barns, all ~unCBOFA TRANSPORTATION ENDORSEMENT $75 (~arts supply, Make NEWLY BUILT side by side du- w/d, Family neighborhood, SUNNYHILL TRAILER Court: equipment & view. Reduced to Aug8 ffers.~.. plex for rent in Terrace. For fenced yard. Non-smokers. 12x68, 2 bedroom trailer, avail $200,000. 849-8400. into. call 632-4406. Sun Aug 29 $700 her month: $720/mo. Three bedroom trail- immed. Rent $550/mo. Phone http://www.hpmarketing.com/ 2 bedroom townhouse, RENT THREE bedroom house er. f/s. w/d/$675/mo. One bed- 635-7025 (evenings) 638-0438 coxen/clan/ arge master suite with large fenced yard, appliances room 3-plex unit. Immaculate, (days). WCB OFA LEVEL 3 $595 f/s. $450/mo. Call 638-8753. CHOICE BUILDING lot 5408 Aug 16 - 27 xivate jac~zi. Stove & Agar Ave. $700/mo. Phone McConnell Crescent. 798-2039, Sept 13-24 (2 Weeks, Monday to Friday) 638-3126 4pm-8pm. ridge included. Private 644 MOBIL:E FOR SALE by owner. 160 acr- 8 am - 4 pm ard. Fand]y room. THREE BEDROM condo, f/s, w/d, dishwasher, gas fireplace. es for $34,500i Located 30km WHMIS $50 Available immediately. • HOMES .. , south of Dawson Creek, Treed July 28 8 am - 12pm Close to town. Phone 638- COLDWELL BAN]~R 0046. 1 BEDROOM suite $300 in Aspen, with some spruce, 1st Terrace Realty 2 BEDROOM trailer on private month. 1/2 DD. Joining bath- pine and fir. Phone (604) 606- TRANSPORTATION OF $100 THREE BEDROOM house for lot in Thcrnhill comes with addi- room. 635-7544. 7900. 638-0371 Bus. or rent in the horseshoe area. tion. Includes f/s, w/d and cable. DANGEROUS GOODS (638-3006 after hours) Washer, dryer, fridge, stove. N gas heat, no pets. $600/mo. LAKESHORE LOTS on Mc- July29 ~ am - 4pro Pets allowed, fenced backyard, Ph 635-9171. After 5 p.m. Avail Leese Lake- south of QuesneL Good swimming, fishing, boat- fireplace, gas heat. $750/mo immed. AREA FOR storage of equip- TRAFFIC CONTROL 628 FOR SALE::OR Avail immed. 635-6352 ing. Approx 1 acre, paved road. $150 3 BDR trailers. $600, 2 bdr trail- ment, RV's, boats, cars, trucks, $74,900-$75,500. (250) 392- August 5 & 6 ~ am - 4pro approx 7,000 sq ft. Partial en- • :: RENT: : TWO BEDROOM house in ers $450-$550. Small trailer. 6733. Thornhill area. Pets welcome. $400. 635-4315. closed. Call 635-9171. Leave RENT TO own 4 bdrrn house Avail Aug 1. $625/mo. 635- message. LIVE AT the Lakel Waterfront 3 BDRM trailer 12x68 in Thorn- lot, Cluculz Lake, 1 hour to on the bench. 635-5506 after 9013. hill w/European kitchen, built in 7pro. Prince George. Residential/Re- UPPER HOUSE, 2 1/2 bed- dishwasher, F/S, W/D, fenced creational. Power/Telephone at rooms, no smoking, close to yard with storage shed. road. 562-2668. town, nice garden. Avail Sept. $550/mo pad included. Avail 1. Phone 638-7608. Aug 1; 635-7507 after July 23 SUMMER FUN at Sunpeaks WE ARE now accepting appli- 635-3836. Resort. Top of the mountain ac- 1 BDR condo close to down- cations for a clean well-main- BRAND NEW 2 bdrm mobile commodation & Mgt. 45 min ONE BEDROOM apartment on town. Security entrance, on site, tained 2 bdrm house located in home situated on private lot. from Kamloops. Golf/Chair. site management, no pets, rers 2 Bedroom Apartment laundry facilities, N/G included. Thornhill. Ideal for 2 people of N/G heat. Avail Aug. 1. Rides/Biking/Hiking/Swim. FIFTEEN UNIT apt. bldg, in required. Call 635-7429. -newly renovaled- flee hat water $585/mo + DD. Call 635-4858 couple with one child. F/S, W/D, $700/mo. Phone 638-8084. ruing/Tennis/Fishing etc. Book Masset, no down payment, as- QUIET CLEAN 2 bdrm. apt -$500 per month for apDt to view. NG heat. Avail Aug 1/99. now for the millennium! 1-800- sume mortgage only. Phone 604-214-2957. close to town. Laundry facilities. 2 BDRM townhouse & 2 bdrm $600/mo plus sec. dep. For 585-8834. email: sunpeaks@di- Call Collect @ 632-4308 ~New 14 x 70 mobil~e rect.ca. Reasonable rent. Ref reqd. duplex suite. Townhouse: f/s app. to view call 635-7467 after RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT 615-7665 or 635-5653. or cell @ 1-250-639-4069 5pm. VACATION SPOTS. The for sale. Table hot food (pot CLOSEr0 SCHOOLAND HOSPITAL Duplex: f/s, w/d. No pets. Ref SPACIOUS 2 bdrm suite in 4- Re(Id. 635-3796. EXECUTIVE CONDO in quiet Roehling Group offers water- lights & wood grain finish). Gas broiler char. Deep fry table. plex Avail immed. Walking dis- 2 BEDROOM house, natural cul de sac with 180 degree pan- $39,900 front vacation homes and tani:e to downtown, Working i oramic view. 2 bedrooms and monthly or seasonal Whistler Wok (CRSI 30) Call 635-3735. PARK MANOR: gas, large yard, close to town. couple reqd. 4 appl, incl. NO 635-7459. study, 1.5 bath, 2 skylights, 5 cabins for your greatly deserved 2 bedroom apartment, appliances, all window cover- vacation. Also avail, downtown pets. $775/mo. Ref reqd + DD. 3 BDRM townhouse, F/S, no ALSO AVAIL 2 bdrm apt. Avail 2nd floor, ings, garage with automatic Vancouver Lofted Studio Suites pets, $650/mo, damage depos- door opener, 2 decks, hot tub. YES! for your extended business immed. F/S. No pets. $600/mo. s600 per month, it. Phone 635-2479, DD. 635-6824. All yard maintenance and snow stay. Call Dawn @ 1-604-938- includes heat. 3 BDRM townhouse. N/G heat, 4502. 1070 SQ ft home located on THREE BEDROOM apartment removal included. No pets. 635- town bench. 4 bedrooms, full f/s, new carpets. 4700 block 4840. for rent f/s, w/d, dw, downtown. Adult oriented, no pets. Includes: freight to basement, vaulted ceiling has Davis. Call 635-5653 or 615- Prince George, block & No pets. Ref reqd. Security de- References required. 7665. sauna, hot tub, solarium, natu- posit $360, Rent $725. 635- ~New, Modern ~ level, fridge, stove & ral gas stove, double carport, Ph. 635-3475. 3 BEDROOM house, Gas 5954. drapes, 2x6 exterior detached garage, fenced and fireplace. Garden area. NO & Clean TWO BEDROOM apartment for AVAILABLE AUG 1, a large 3 landscaped backyard with large PETS. NO PARTIES. Rent Large 2 bedroom, I I/7. bath, walls, 1 piece tub & rent. Near new, quiet, on site shower, and cathedral bedroom place with horse pas- sundeck. Asking $156,000 635- CUNTON MANOR ne.qotiable. Ran 635-6128. 1320 sq ft., townhouse 1454. manager. Five appliances, gas ceilings. ture, $850/mo. All utilities incl. fireplace, mini storage. No pets. WE ARE TAKING 3 BEDROOM UPSTAIRS located on southside. Roommate wanted $325/mo. 2300 SO. ft., 4 bedroom house, References required. APPUCATIONS FOR A house 1 1/2 bath. Close to Crawl space & no pets. 635-4444. open design, large rec. room, town. F/S, W/D $875 utilities $750/month. Call 635-4954. BACHELOR SUITE $690/month MATURE, EMPLOYED, quiet, oak cabinets, NG fireplace, incl. No pets. Ref req. + DD, non-smoking tenant looking for fenced yard backs onto green TWO BEDROOM duplex suite Avail immed. 638-8874. on Queensway. Very clean has $420.00 month. 638-0661 d long-term lease on small house space in Thornheights, fruit f/s, natural gas. $500/mo Call 1 Bclr Apt s500/month 3 BEDROOM, 1 1/2 bath top in town. Please leave message trees, greenhouse, garden 635-2837 or 635-7844. floor suite. Very good cond. at 638-0010. space, small workshop, extra No Pets,rderences required. Freshly painted. In the horse- 640:MISC, FoR :::: PROFESSIONAL WORKING large driveway for lots of park- Phone 635-3475 shoe. Avail immed. Utilities incl. ing. Must be seen. 638-1280. Apartment For.Rent $800/mo. Ph Lisa 638-8639. • : RENT :: : Couple requires 2 or 3 bedroom 1956 Hart Highway home in rural area. Excellent 4621 Lakelse Ave. 5 BDRM house for rent, 2 1/2 tenants. Strong references. bath, close to town & hospital, 1 BDRM ground-level suite in PRINCE GEORGE, BC S48S/mo unique character home. Down- Room for horse big plus. VV/D, REDUCED Avail Aug 1. Phone 635-9438. 1 563-5412 F/S. Will consider rent to own or plus 1/2 months D.D. Bdrm suite. F/S, $450 utilities town. Large living room and Garbage RU. avail, kitchen. Gas heat. New and email valridge@ pgonline.com extended house sitting. Call 1 BEDROOM basement suite in incl. Avail immed. Phone 635- web page eveninqs 638-7670. DowntownLocation. horseshoe area for working, 9438. clean decor. $600/mo. Avail end of Auqust. 635-2697. www.valleyridgchomes.bc.ca For more into contact non-smoking person. $500/mo, 6BDRM house, 2 km north of QUIET NON-smoking working waiilieornate a~ all utilities included 635-5136. Terrace, room for an'irnais, stea'- 2 BDRM';apt;:'>Quiet & Clean;' ~-888-301-2~88) couple.~,W!th...ir~door spayed .fe- male cat looking for quiet clean 638-1965 2 BDRM bsmt suite. Furnished, dy income or security reqd. Basketball, raquetball court, Call 638-0207. plus volleyball. References re- 2 bedroom house or apartment. all utilities, satellite dish, rural CLEAN FRESHLY painted one References avail. 615-0347. area, 5 rain to Terrace, Hwy AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY quired. $500/month, Newly bedroom trailer in quiet trailer renovated. 635-0662 or 615- I 4914 GRAHAM AVE. 16W. Suitable for adults and small two bedroom house, re- park in Thornhill. Suitable for THE HEALING Rose aro- seasonal workers. 638-1413. cently renovated, four 6762. Sale or rental Durchase. couple or ideal for single per- matherapy massage is looking 103,000 appliances included, $650/mo 2 BDRM trailer $350. 2 bdrm son. Stove fridge, hookups for for small space to rent or share. AVAILABLE SEPTEMBER 1, Phone 635-2192. 635-5854 bright 2 bedroom bsmt. suite, plus DD. No smokers. Call duplex $475. 1 bdrm house w/d. $500/mo plus security de- $550/mo, heat included. 1/2 635-4133. $395. All in Thornhil. No pets posit. No pets, no smoking. WORKING NON-smoker wilh please 635-9530. Would you like a la~loed who DD. No pets. 635-7714. BRAND NEW 2 bed house lo- 635-2948. allergies, needs house with no OFFICE SPACE carpets, with four appliances heals you as a valuedcustomer? ONE BDRM bsmt. suite in cated in horseshoe area. July 4 BEDROOM, upperpart of CLEAN WELL-maintained 2 Psychologistwith well- If so, Iry usl 15, $700/mo 638-1880. house. 2 bdrm bsmt suite, $900 bedroom trailer located in quiet near downtown. ASAP. Even- Availableimmediately horseshoe. Private drive and in.qsNVeekends 635-0828. establishedd0wnt0wn 4-0ffke Beautiful3-Bedroom Suite. entrance. For quiet non smoker. CLEAN 2 bedroom home locat- per month including utilities. court in Thornhill. Ideal for 2 complexseeks individual in Bright, cleansuite. Washer/Dryer DD + RR. $475/mo. Utilities inc. ed in the downtown area avail- Close to schools. 638-7290. people or couple with one child. compatiblebusiness to share an~ Dishwasher.Nice yardswilh 638-1622. able Aug 1. Includes f/s, w/d & ONE DUPLEX on Soucie and F/S, W/D $600/mo plus security gardens.Very clase Io schools officespace. I officeavailable ONE BEDROOM bsmt suite, dw. No smoking, quiet tenants. two bedroom town house on deposit. N/G heat Sept. 1. Sorry and downtown. no pets. No smoking. For ap- : m,[.l 6h ,l, =,.ll-~=l, ~.t~11i..~m i . immediately. S650/mo~th Thornhill area. Utilities incl. $700/mo + utilities. Call Gloria Haugland & Pear with fridge, at Re/Max of Terrace 638-1400 stove, 1 1/2 bath, washer-dryer pointment to view call 635- BRISll COLUMBIA LUNG k~OClATION I S300/moall inclusive $450/mo plus DD, 635-5992. 731*LUNG or 1-800-66S-LUNG J Call 635-4261 Monday through Thursday. hookup. No Dots. 635-5213. 2946. (250) 615-6863 ONE BEDROOM ground level. All utilities incl. stove, fridge, washer, dryer, fireplace. Upper Summit Square Thornhill. Non-smoking. $675, Apartments avail July 15. 635-3756. ONE ROOM Light-Housekeep- 1 & 2 Bedroom ing basement suite. Private en- Units trance. Close to downtown. • Quiet & Clean $425/mo with $200 security de- • No Pets posit. Includes utilities. 635- • Ample Parking 9059. • Laundry Facilities TWO BEDROOM basement su- • Close to Schools & ite, laundry hookup, f/s, Hospital $500/mo + DD. Southside. • On Bus Route Phone 535-5960. • Security Entrance TWO BEDROOM basement su- • On site Building Manager ite. Avail immed, $600/mo in- • Basketball, Volleyball & cludes utilities. Ph 635-6241. r,',A Racquetball Courts WANTED QUIET, single non- ,, ~ ~N 4P' smoker to rent 1 bedroom bsmt ~ 2 x 6 EXTERIOR WALLS Ask for Monica Warner suite, Close to town & schools I= I~ Call: 635-44?8 ,,, utilities incl. except phone. ~ ~ ~'~.~ $525/mo plus DD. Avail immed. Phone 638-7254 to view. . I~_~, ~/

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i ¢ The TerraceStandard, Wednesda); July 28, 1999- B9 Bra.d New! 3 Bedroom an SoulSside! 4911 STRAUME Ave. 1300 sq •.,. :~:~ 2~,to~,1250sq.ft h:~Jsewflh~,.~Jroom ft with partial finished , BE~DROOM, 1290 sq ft home basement, currently renting for Faquier BC (Arrow Lakes) 1 1/2 :~,~,~ ::i| in.~U.~m=o oa,ki~,~o~oo~= $500/mo, 4 bdrm, 2 1/2 baths, baths, fireplace, electric heat, ~'~' .. ::/~i:. i: ::jl~'~":!~ reorded~,~.qxxl,)'e!~owo~Jreorce~cu.d~11 S/V% LL ACRE gas heat & hot water, ng v~ood furnace, full basement, fireplace, spacious living room, v~oodshed, garage. Outstand- LowE, CHRYSLER Nicely treed & fenced with 6 bedroom house, 2 dining room, sunroom, paved ins, 9-hole green golf course. fireplaces, 6 appliances, close to town centre & double driveway with carport & Beautiful Retirement area v~/most appliance and furniture '98 JeepTJ Sport schools, heated barn, large workshop with 220 lots of storage. Lot is nicely Asking $139,000 6 cyl, hard top, only 6000kin landscaped with lots of trees. avail. $110,000. 1-250-269- incl. GST wiring, glass greenhouse, fruit trees, garden plot. Appliances negotiable. Only 7249. $23,995 .~ Price $176,000 Phone 635-4453 $149,900. 638-7254 for BABINE LAKE- Immaculate 3 Phone Roger appointment. br, well built cottage on 28 '98 DodgeStratus acre. Post and beam construc- 635-0080 Auto, Air, windows, locks, BEAUTIFUL 20OO Sq. ft. Pana- 4016 BESTSTRE=i tion with open floor plan and Cruise, Tilt I bode Log Rancher. Disassem- loft. Offers maintenance free vi- $17,588 bled, in storage, ready to move. nyl siding, veranda, and storage ~~1 $34,000. Call (604) 583-3212. shed/workshop/grnhouse. Can ~.:' ...... It~l' '97 PlymouthVoyager GREAT STARTER home. 3 be lived in year round. Furniture lity V6, Auto, dual sliding doors, bedrooms in horseshoe. Large and equipment negotiable D ua Home t[ItL~ruise, tinted glass fenced yard, garden, play- separately. $139,500. (250)847- • " $15,995 house, sandbox. Asking $194,500 MLS 8358 ...... $122,000. Please call 635- ~m ~ih 2 yr ~ f~urr~lroom home ee a IHOME LOCATED on nicely '95 Chrysler~Cs~rde 0067. Jlel~ desac dose Io Up~n~~d~ol. Oueinf landscaped property, two bed- LARGE OLDER home in North ~verdporch oper~ to a largetiled foyer. room and bathroom, six ap- Usk. New foundations, upstairs, ~i~ fom~ r~ with polio do~ Io pliances, mountainview, patio, ecedy=d. Mdn f~ooroffm b~ul kitd~ '¢~$16,995 1215Sq.FL, 3 bdrm,11/2 roof, drilled well, septic and ma- is]~l, bmkf~ n00k,end e0rnersink. dogrun, greenhouse, chain sonary chimneys, wood heat. )~ nmr~gee fir~ace in d'min~livi~ fence, storage. Close to balhs,Open split level design Large lot with fruit trees, ber- d p~o dorato =covmd deck ~i~ o11o~ schools. $112,900. 635-9078. '97 PlymouthBreeze wilhvaulted ceilings & island ries,and workshop. Needs fin- vie~of~ mo.nI0in~h~ in(~e (total MOVING? RELOCATING? Auto, Air, Cruise,Tilt, Cassette ishing. Suit carpenter. $65,000. ~x, ohrm,~=m blids, double ~d Give us a call. We buy, sell, $15,588 kilchen.Quolily finish 638-8526. ~r~y, anda new ~ fern.2080 ~I.B. trade & finance Real Estate. PROPERTY NABS Valley. 58 "The Roehlig Group is offering a Beawtiful Valleyvlew '98 JeepGR Cherokee4x4 lhr0ugh0ut. Call acres, 2 homes, outbuildings, Shalla Low at variety of properties for sale in a Private yard 5221 Mountain Vista Dr. Lared0 $1,M,900 (incl GST) good water and power. Contact of Terrace Lillooet, Nanaimo, Squamish, 6wh, Auto, Air, windows, locks Si Davis 3667 Krumm Ave., 638-1400 v Victoria, and Whistler. Call o s199,000 & more 635-0646 Terrace EC, V8G 4Y2. 638- Dawn @ 1-604-938-4502. $25,995 7899. TWO BEDROOM condo, great 'gl Jeep YJ view. Near Mills Memorial, 6 cyl, Auto, hardtop $47,500. Call 638-8575. $10,995 VALEMOUNT VILLAGE. Cute ii two bdrm 900 sq ft house on ~il ~lllllllllllllliliillll '92 Chrysler Dynasty large lot. Close to Mt. Robson & V6 Auto, Air, Cruise, Tilt, Jasper. City water, sewer, f/s, !~ii~ROYAL LEPAGE Terrace Windows, Locks w/d. Newly renovated. $49,500. i!! ~lllllllllllllllllllllllnclependenlly owned and operoled $10,995 Now $8,995 (604) 530-2007. Lisa Gedlinski Immaculate Ranch Style ~'~ Bus: 635-2404 '88 Jeep 4Dr Cherokee Executive Home PARK LIKE SETTING ~~ Home: 635-4950 4x4, 6 cyl, auto, air with unique open floor Beauti[ul counlry style home in quiet cul de sac. Warm $5,495 plan. Feaiures include 2 hardwood floors, cozy brick faced fireplace efficient gas fireplaces, 3 bedrooms, kitchen wilh eating nook, built-in appliances, lame pan- try. Walk out basement has bright spacious ~ami'l'yroom '91 Jeep YJ 2 bathrooms, s~li~hts and 5 speed beautiful solid ~x~T~cabi- ~atururing patio doors toyour3/4 acre private park. neh'y. Situated in a quiet $169,9(7) MLS $7,995 neighbaurhood close to Good Home- Good neighbours - Excellent Price. town. 4428 Birch Hill Ave. II ExcellentFamily Home II :ORD: For appgintment to view [ Offering Privacy Plus Cily II John Evans Sheba Love Picture Perfect Affordable please call I & Mountai~ Views. II Spacious bsmt. entry home on a 4 bedroom townhouse with mad- '95 Ford 4WHDR XCab J 3. levelstotallin~q 3840 sq. ft., 6 II large lot with a bec~utifullyland- em decor throughout. Buyorscan V8, Auto, air, Cruise/Tilt bedrooms,4 I~ll baths,wood 638-8882 635-3004 sca-ped yard. 4 bedrooms, 3 purchase with 5% down and stovein basement,~os fireplace RF//HI of Terrace I~ths, new carpeting, large paymentswill be less than $500 $12,995 on mainfloor, so~riumwith island in kitchenw/eating bar & southern exposure& spa" . 3 car Family room 'w/gas fireplace, al current interest rates. Build garage whichaccomm&:lates 26' 638-1400 Excellent condition inside and equily affordably. Listed MLS '95 Ford Aerostar RV and also has an office out. ListedMLS .$I 69,900. $67,500. Ext, AWD, Fully Loaded wlth/balhroom. Lot sizeis 165'x540'. ~ew frontageis 175' $17,995 NOW $15,995 For an appoin~nent to view call ~fer 5:00 p.m., '93 Ford F.xola,~%Dr. 635-3736 or 638-2819 and leave message. ,~ ~17,9*~10W$15,995 MarketFree O 635-3004She aL°vell REDUCEDTO SELL! Evaluation ~:~::!::i~:i~I!RE'A/Ii~of Terrace '92 Ford F150 J~/A/I~ of Terrace 4x4, 5 speed $154,900 638-1400 J $8,995 V'~ Bdr., 2 1/2 bath. :::: ~i~i:":.... -'~ii... ~Close to schools and Ir "' '89 Ford 4WHDR XCab downtown. V8, 5speed, Air, Cruise/Tilt v'Nicely landscaped, $7,995 Now $6,995 fenced yard, ! basement s=Jile; 3 v'on bus route House with '85 Ford Mustang LX ON TIlE LAKE 2410 Kalum Sheet bdrms upstairs & 3 bdrms A PLACE WITH SPACE New Listtng~ Family Iiomet REDUCED! Automatic 141' water frontage on Lakelse Large family home in choice The Perfect Itome No Thru Street $2,995 638-1995 • down. 1175 sq fl per floor. NG Lake. A-frame cabin suitable for borseshoe area. New main bath, $199,900 telLS $124,900 MLS heat, sundeck, fenced back weekend retreat. Property is four bedrooms, finished 4 BDR, 1 1/2 bath house on ful nicely treed and offers a basement, fenced yard• PRIME '87 Ford Thunderbird yard, fruit tree and green spectacular view. MLS location - REALISTIC price! $6,555 basement. Near Uplands ~ILS School. Drive by 4024 Munroe. house. Closeto schoolon quiet $149,000. To view call 638- greet in horseshoe. 8639. AGreat Start] llomcshoe Location 4 BDRM. home near Elks Park. $140,O00 In Town 4 Bedrooms On Main Floor '98 Chev Cavalier 2-4 piece bathrooms. Rec. $84,900 MLS $121,500 MLS 4 cyl, Auto, Only 11,339 kms room, bar, n/g fireplace, fruit Was $15,995 Now $13,995 trees, shed. Reduced to '98 Pontiac Flrebird $118,000. 638-8631. 020-4310 MARSH CRESCENT 4~7 & 4659 LAZELLE AVENUE 4 BEDROOM cedar panabode Newer two bedroom, 14'x70' Charming side by side dupIex. VS, 6 speed, T Roof, Loaded summer home. #8 Lakelse 2 BDRM house, large lot, gar- mobile in adult park. Vaulted Follow the Vancouver trend $22,495 Drive, Lakelse Lake. Large den, fruit & nut trees, satellite ceilings, spacious master and operate your business out New Listlng~ Executive llomel beautiful landscaped yard, 1.1 bedroom, and five appliances. of heritage style house. Lots of Extremely Well Constructed Great Location '96 GMC 2500 dish, basement, 4 appliances, MLS • parking. MLS acres 89 foot frontage. 798- peaceful, in town beside Skee- $149,900 MLS $189,900 MLS Extra Cab 4x4 2039. na River. $105,000. 635-1674. V8,Auto, a/c, cruise, tilt power windows & locks & more Was $29,995 Now $27,995 MLS CATALOGUE ProPerty Manmzement '96 Gee Metro Are you moving from town and 5 speed, cassette, your house hasn't sold? Let me AVAILABLE find you a renter and manage it only 29,000 kms for you, Was $10,995 Now $9,995 FOR PICK UP Call Steve Cook at 638- 0371 or 638-7144 After '94 Chevrolet Cavalier hours. Auto, Air & more AT OUR OFFICE $9,995 ,o 638-, )371 Tel, Free 1.877-770.2565 "~. '" '95 ChevroletMonte Carlo ~[UL~PLELISTIHG SERe'leE" eo"we".-a--e~osg.ne- -- 4650 Lakelse Ave, Terrace " WeIg keep ,:,our ,~,A promises, , , or ,,~ you don'l ,,,v,,keep l"us. V-8, Auto, Fully loaded $16,995 1 Ill U Rt] It ilJ~l ii'l N~[l~i ...... :~;;::iii=:ii!:.ii!~i;:.?iii:!:.ii=.i;:.=.i;~ti:i~,i~,....: J '93 Chev 4x4 Extra Cab ,,~ .~!: i ~ . $17,995 '92 Chev Xtra Cab 4x4 V8,Auto,NC, Tilt, Cruise& More Exoc. homo, attached shop 3 bdrm family homo in horseshoe 5 bedrooms, 2 NG fireplaces 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, jacuzzi 5 Bdrms, 3 baths, spectacular view 1600sq.R. +bsmt, comm. zone $16,995 $299,000 MLS#18908 $142,500 MLS#2442e $154,900 ML8#17864 $209,900 ML8#1240 $189,900 MLa#17II0 $180,000 ML8#14337 !i ii! IMPORTS > ~....~i~ ~.:..~~...i '97 Suzuki Sidekick JI.X, Sport, 4Dr,4x4, A/C,cruise, tilt, windows,locks & more $19,995 3 bdrm, 4 appl, renovated 2 bdrm, 2 bath, immaculate Hobby Farm in Town 4 bdrm, 3 bath, bench R-I Single family lots 5 Mrms, 3200 sq.R. $24,500 MLS#15699 $79,500 ML8#18875 $169,900 MLS#21480 $148,600 IVILS#16631 $26,909 MLa#136fi4 & 13665 $1e9,gg0 l~s#11es1 '95 Toyota4Runner V-6, 5 speed,running boards $26,995 '93 HondaAccord 4dr,Auto, A./C, Tilt, Cruise,Locks, Windows, Cassette 2 acres Riverfront, ready to build Cheaper than rent,includes pellet stove Country setting, 4 bdrm home 2 bdrm condo, NG fireplace 3 bdrms, 2 baths 4 bdrm, 2220 oq.lt.,2 acres $15,995 $T),eoo MLS#21469 $15,500 IML8#18866 $134,000 ML8#13546 $82,900 MLS#24142 $139,900 ML8#23579 $154,500 MLS#IO4el '93 Toyota Camry W, Auto, Air, Tilt, Cruise, Power L '~. ~ ~" • :~: ~! i::!~ i: ~ Locks & Windows & Mere Was $17,995 NOW $15,995 '91 Honda Civic 4 door, 5 speed 3 bdrm, fullbasement, garage Excellent 3 bdrm home with shop Affordablestarter for the handyman In Ilorseshne, 8-plex. Good revenue 3 bdrm splitlevel, part bsmt Rancher with a view, NG FfP. $107,900 ML8#19022 $88,400 NLS#22405 $58,500 MLS#23830 $489,000 MLS#17425 $129,9001MLS#21523 $129,900 MLS#1e915 $9,998 Now $7,995

Spectacular view, park-like setting Worry.free living, 3 bdrm strata Steve Cook Raja Sandhu 6Katherine $269,500MLS#23516 $1)9,900 NL8#20424 638.7144 638.8544 res Hicks Anytime pager638.3084 638.1782 roe 4916 H~. 16 West635qx87 1,800-313-7187 o~,. 595s

I www.terraeoautomall.oom B10 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 28, 1999 910 :BUILDING WESTERN STAR TRUCKS TEN ACRE HOBBY FARM. ~SERVICES' PARTS & SERVICE D~ALER Panabode house for sale, 4 III I bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, large 1979 FORD 250 4x4 lifted '96 DODGE Ram 1/2 ton, ex- DON'T PLANT grass, have an family room, vaulted ceilings, brand new tires, good running tended cab, 4x4. Excellent con- instant lawn. Put sod down and naturalgas and wood heat, car- condition, $2,500 abe. Phone dillon. Asking $20,000. 638- turn on sprinkler. Call 847-4063 ral, barn and 2 sheds. Also 615.7418. 1260. KEN'S for a delivered price. NADINA W 14x60 sundeck and 8 minutes 19"~""W~iT"E'~'ord"~cond-'-~ne TRUCK form town on Dover Road. 635- extended van. Has raised roof 7683. and trailer package on natural • SERVICE LTD, ',~ MARINE "UNIQUEI" ESTABLISHED gas and gasoline , Engine and CHILD CARE AVAILABLE by world call B&B/Art Gallery or transmission rebuilt 1995, 4946 Greig Ave. a mother of two with ECE. Child 84-5-2212 • 2235 Nadina Ave., Houston B.C 1990 PRINCECRAFT Corsica private home. 370' of Prime Many recent repairs in good 23' Aluminum Cuddy Cabin, Ski oriented home with lots of fun. Lakefront w/ultimate view of condition, Very economical and Post, Live Well, Electric Down- Ph: 635-2909 Phone 638-1718. • . o,. . mountain/glacier/valley pane- versatile. $5,300 abe, 635- riggers Twin, 100 HP. Mariner rama. Very priv., priv beach, ca- 6429. Motors. EZ Load Trailer, excel- Looking for ~ bin, waterplane dock, 3,350 sq 1989 FORD E350 Passenger lent condition $25,600. 250- '88 Force ft, tastefully decoded, fully Window Van. Near new tires. 560-5575. Child Care? equipped throughout. World Good running condition. Asking 19' WELDED Alum, Jet 150 50hpw/c0ntr01s Skeena ChildCare Resource and class fishing, skiing, golfing, $5,500 obo, 635-2341. Relerral has informationon hunting, 4 km to town with air- evinrude with prop, top, etc. port on highway 16. Serious in- 1989 FORD Ranger XLT air,. Ask n~ $19,500 call 638-1186. child careoptions and on sines p/steering, p/brakes, bedliner, Swg.oo quiries only. $375,000, Ph, 21 FOOT ALUMINUM jet boat • ch0os!ngchild care. (250) 847-9174 Fax 847-8889. drybox, 5 speed, king cab. with trailer. 205 HP ChevVortec Dropby The FamilyPlace $3,500 abe. Ph 638-0920. marine engine 50 hours, two • '91 Force at 4553 Park Ave. 1992 NISSAN 4x4 King Cab stage Hamilton jet drive. I 70hpp0wer trim & c0ntr01s or call 638-1113...... ;..:.~,,~:~'~¢::~'~:~?<.*.~'~i;~..~.::~:~ ~ .... XE. 4 cyd, 5 spd. Rebuilt motor, $21,500. 798-2039. SkqenaCCRR is a programof the' .....:.. ..~:.. ':* .::~; ~)~i~ ~;: ~.i~i ~ '~ " '." !!.~: ...... ~ . . 14X70 MOBILE home in Sunny hew clutch, new bearings and FOR SALE 14' Princecraft boat TerraceWoman's Resource Centre Hill trailer park. Asking $19,900. seals in rear diff. Excellent con- and trailer. Two motors, 35 I/?$v600.00 andis fundedby the MinisWfor Great starter. Newly painled in- dition. $11,300 abe, 798-9527 marc w/jet. 30 marc prop, Childrenand Families. side, Call 635-2628. after 6pm, Specializing In: ~m~ $3,800 abe. 635-2673, 14'X70' HOMES available at 1993 DODGE diesel, 3/4 ton 9.9 ML LITTLE MOUNTA(N Child Care Facials, Waxing, Manicures, Pedicures, Lash Tinting, Fiberglass PLEASURE CRAFT 28 fix 10 ft is taking registration for Sept. Pine Ridge Homes in Burns extended cab 4x4. 5 speed ca- beam Izuzu diesel, Diesel & and Silk Wrap Nails Lake. Starting at $17,900, Free nopy, buckets, running boards. $1999.00 Licensed facility. Music, art, sto- propane stove. Radar, 2 ries, and snacks provided. For deliveryl Call Leon at 1-250- 9 wheels 80k. $18,500 628- sounders. GPS. $28,000 abe. IN A RELAXED AND PERSONAL SETTING 692-3375 or 692-7295. 9240 Leave messa.qe. info call. Tracey Hani, ECE 638- Phone 628-3510. 1421. 4546 Park Ave. Suite 208, Terrace, B.C. 1973 EMBASSY 12x56, 2 bdrm 1994 FORD extended cab, PU ! 12' AlumBoat 638-8664 with addition + shed, Recent 4x4, black/silver, 99,000 km. MOTHER OF active toddler renos. 4 appl. Nice and clean. Priced to sell at $t 1,900. Phone ,/,o er& dep =nder welcomes 2 children for Rlssy welcomes you to call for an Appointment Exc. starter home $28,000. 1-250-692-3375. babysitting. P/T, casual basis, Gift Certificates and Pampering Packages Available 6.38-7687 leave messaqe. 1997 FORD F350 service truck i $1999.00 spacious yard w/playground, Ig indoor activity room, minutes 1977 12X68 2 bedroom, with 4x4 powerstroke diesel, duals, service deck rebuilt Ingersol air- from park. $25/day includes addition, shed and greenhouse. meals. CPR, ref 615-0274. 4 appliances, $25,000 abe, Call compressor. $29,500. Call 250- 6M Furniture Moving 635-1179 and leave messaqe. 692-2320 or 7140. 1994 SUZUKI DR 350, excel- TWO MOIVISavailable to baby- 95 DODGE Club Cab, short box lent condition, only 1750 km (Uemol sit for working parents. Snacks 1981 14X70 3 bdr. Pine Park. 5 and lunch provided, Close to appL 1Ox20 addition. 8x24 360 motor. Asking $16,800. since new. Electric start. A-1 Phone 635-2470. shade. $3,350. 638-1427. $13w.oo school. Fenced backyard. Lots NORTHWESTExpress covered patio, shed. Must Sell. of games and TLC. Reasonable Reduced to sell. $39,900. 638- '81 GMC Truck & camper. E/C, SUZUKI 1000 cc street bike. Full windshield. 30,000 kin, rates. Laurie 638-1051 or Su- . 7766. a must see. Asking $6,500. san 638-7700, 635-4386. $1,600. Even ntis 635-5338. 1991 14X70 triple E mobile '93 Waveblaster WANTED IMMEDIATELY, ma- V' LocalOr Out OF Town home for sale, 3 bedroom, 2 full i/:~:~;700CO with Ira let :/ ture, responsible person to ba- v" FullService baths, covered deck. Must be bysit a 2 1/2 year old. Vehicle a moved. Asking $43,000. Call V' Inquire about U-Load Discount must. References required. Call 635-7448. 615-0171 and leave messaqe. 2 SINGLE wide pads in Boul- PHONE 635-7504 Cell:615-9377 derwood MHP ready now for i..944::::, i>:: your mobile home, large yards and parking for 2 vehicles. Call MISCELLANEOUS Gordon for details 638-1182. t $1430.006 ML SERVICES ' : 3- 14x70 mobile homes, 3 bdr. ai. Coast Chipper with appliances. Great condi- CONSOLIDATE YOUR pay- tion. $15,500 to $25,000. 1-780- ments. One easy payment. No Services 984-0784 or 1-780-458.6398 af- more stress. No equity-security. ter 5pm. Good or bad credit. Immediate STUlVIP REMOVAL 1992 GIBRALTER Trailer De- including 2.8% financing OAC I approval. Immediate relief. Na- Free Estimates luxe. 14x66, 2 bedroom, full I tional Credit Counselors of Ca- size luxury bathroom, sunken I nada. For nearest office. 1-888- living room, built in china cabi- o~~95s ~ 777-0747. Licensed and bond- Larry Smith net. Sky lights in kitchen and ed. 4715 Olson Avenue bathroom. Full 8x28 covered TER]AC E I ~'BT PROBLEMS? We can deck. Fully landscaped with help. Free consultation. Low Terrace, B.C. V8G 2A4 638-1786 storage shed and fenced in Cost Consolidation Plans ac- yard. Including 5 appliances, w~nv.terraceautomall.eom I cepted by Creditors. Stop Immaculate condition, must be Stress & Collection Calls. Credit see to be appreciated. Located 491611~I~-7187 , 1-800-~13-7187 J Counseling Society of B.C. A PIONEER UPHOLSTERY at fi27 Pine Park. Please phone Non Profit Service, 1-888-527- to make an appointment to view 8999. since 1973 at 635-6926. Askinq $78,000. DO YOU need a licenced Bar FOR ALL YOUR UPHOLSTERY NEEDS 1996 MODULINE 3 bdrm 14x68 Tender for 50 to 350 people? @ #65 Boulderwood MHP,:...... ,_"," ,,, • : • .,, :., • ,., , mrammm We do Weddings, and parties of Larch Ave, Terrace. Bank re- all kinds. Reasonable rates, full possession, no reasonable offer 1994 22' Prowler travel trailer. table service available upon re- Air conditioning, awning, sleeps refused and financing OAC, m quest, black tie or casual events ready for occupancy now. Ph: 7, immaculate condition, 1993 Honda Accord EX 1993 Chevy Lumina $15,500 OBO. 250-846-5914. Call us for pricing and reserva- 1-(2509764-4840 to arrange 4 cyl Auto, loaded. Remaining tion information. 638-7830. viewin.q. Eurosport CAMPER 1984 Blackfoot stan- extendedwarranty, 6 cyl Auto, 10w kms, fully loaded SMITHERB BASED trucking ....iiii;2~!;~ r~!!;:~iii:~i...... 3901 Dabble St., Terrace, B.C. DRIVE BY #6 Marsh Crescent. Was $13,995 dard size heater 3 way. F/S Was $13,995 sleeps 4, insulated, solid, older company looking for full or par- Then call for appointment to Now $12,_._.__995 tial backhauls from anywhere in Claudette Sandecki 635-9434 view, 3 bdrm. plus the 2 addi- Row $11,995 model. Sacrifice $3,000. 635- 3440. Alberta or Saskatchewan to de- tions make this a very attractive 1995 GMC Sierra SLE 1988 Ford F150 4x4 liver anywhere from Prince modular home, front kitchen, all 4x4,turbo diesel, ext, cab, auto, fully 5 spd, 8 cyl, canopy MIKE ROSMAN RV =Help" we George to Prince Rupert. 847- appliances consider short term 10Med,t0wing pkg, $6,995 need campers, trailers, 5th, mo- 4083. financing on purchase price of torhomes, Buy/consign, fenced SEAPORT LIMOUSINE LTD." $27,995 WILL SET UP and maintain $79,900. Ph 635-7425. 1998 Jeep C.herokee compound, separate use sales staff, Interiors largest dealer your small business bookkeep- I PASSENGERAND EXPRESSSERVICE ! MOVING MUBT sell, 1978 1989 Chev 4X4 Sp0n ing requirements. 10+ yrs ex- 14>:70 mobile. Good condition Silverado 5spd,6 cyI,A/C,4x4, factory vananty call. Peter 1-800-811-8733 or 1- IDaily scheduled bus service from Stewart to I 250-558-8635. perience. Excellent references three bedroom plus addition. Stepside,Roll bar, 8 cyl,5 spd. $24,995 upon request. Phone 635-9592 JTerrace and return, and all points in between. Pick- j Set up in Pine Park. Sacrifice at $9,995 or Email: manucomp@uni- and delivery of goods in Terrace, C.O.D. and J $28,000. Also household 1991 Dodge Shadow serve.cam luP furniture, appliances and 1992 jcourier service. , I 1987 Horzda Civic Wagon C0nve~ble,4 cyl.auto. Ford Escort. Everything must $6,995 .qo. 635-5781. Anytime. 4 cyl, 5 spd P.O. Box 217, Stewart, B.C. $3,495 1985 5-Wheel 24.5 KitKaper. PINE RIDGE homes selling 1995 GMC Yukon SLE $9,000 abe. 847-4901 even- Ph: 636-2622 FAX: 636-2633 SR1 homes in Burns Lake. Will 1995 Honda Civic I.X 4dr,Auto 350, loaded, towing package, inqs. • I~I/AGON Terrace DepoP. 635-7676 " match any Prince George pric- 93O Oneowner, dealer serviced runningboards, roof rack 1991 CITATION Supreme 23 ii ing on new 14' wide, sectional $27,995 or modular homes. Call Leon at $10,995 1/2' tandem 5th wheel trailer. Your Welcome 1-250-692-3375. Sleeps 6. Fully loaded, a/c, m/w, Ig fridge and freezer, Wagon Hostess for HOPE: GREAT family home!! 3 am/fro cassette. TV antenna, Terrace, B.C. are: year old, custom built 3 +1 bed- Notary Public awning. Like new, hardly used. room basement entry home on RealEstate, ~ • Call 250-632-2766. Linda large lot- 55'x150'. 1 block from Conveyanclng 1995 GMC 3/4 Ton 4x4 1995 Ford ContourGL 1992 26' DUTCHMAN 5th new elementary school. 2x6 V~lls, 1965 MUSTANG Coupe. 4 Wheel Trailer c/w large rear MobileHome speed, black. $8,000 or trade Long Box 4cyI,Aut0, fully loaded, command start 635-9768 construct. 3 full baths, possible Trons{ers, low kms, sharp truck $10,995 bathroom, a/c and awning. suite lower level. 1234 sq fl up- Declarations, . for 4x4 truck. Phone 638-7907. (Used very little, like new condi- Mortdoge Serious enquiries only. $21,99_5 tion) $16,900. Farmall Super & Tanya per level, 863 sq ft entry level. Documenlatlon, Central vac. rough in $169,000. Notarlzatlons 1986 CHEVY Nova $700. Extra 1988 Ford F150 ](LT Cub Tractor- Model FAA Call (604) 869-7176 after 5:30 Memb=" capacity Kenmore washer and 1992 Dodge Spirit Lariat $2,300. 10'6" Zodiak Boat c/w 615-0330 pm. 4921 Gair Avenue dryer $700 abe. Natural gas, 4drsedan, air, 4 cyl,auto. Auto,Ext. cab, fully loaded, 10~g~x removable wooden floor and If you have moved "LOOK" NEW homes starting Terrace,B.C., V8G 2K1 hot water tank and furnace $6,995 $7,995 oars $1,600. Phone 847-4561 $150. PH 635-4261. after 6pm. from $58,900 in beautiful La- Tel: (250) 635-59a8 .i to Terrace or have wrence Heights. An affordable Fox: (250) 635-5926 ~" 1988 HONDA Accord, 4 door 1987 Dodge 600 1989 Ford F150 ](LT 32' 5TH wheel older, but good just had a new choice for retirement living. 250- with cruise tilt in good running 4cyl, Auto, Low km's Lariat4x4 condition. New fridge and ready 542-5400 or 250-862-8746. condition, $2,500 abe. Call 638- $3,995 Auto,8 cyl, fully loaded to go. Asking $6,450, Phone baby, are getting 0704. 635-3981. married, or start- 1990 MAZDA MX6 Sp(~cial Edi- 1997 Pontiac Grand Am $9,99_..__5 BNOWBIRDS BPECIAL 1994 ing a new busi- tion. 5 speed, Excellent condi- GT 1991 Chev Camaro 271/2 5th wheel w/12 foot slide EAGLEPLACE tion. All season tires, Black ex- 4cyl, 5 spdA/C,fully loaded, spoiler BeautifulRide out in mint condition. Double ness, just give us a New subdivision on the Bench. Some view lots still terior, flrey interior. 635-7534. $20,995 $9,995 windows, heated tanks and call. available. 1992 MAZDA MX3 Precidia, many extras. Reduced price to ALL PRICESREDUCED/ one owner, 49,000 kin, green in 1985 Honda Prelude 1992 Dodge 3/4 Ton $26,000. Call 250-567-9909 in Choose the site for your dream home. Starb'ngat colour $7,500 abe. 1993 Hyun- Auto,4cy) Long Box 4x4 Vanderhoof. ]~ dai Sonata GL 55,000 km ~4~995 CumminsTurbo Diesel LE, Auto, Fully M2.,9OO MLS $7,000. 635-2717. I ovzR2oo .~, & us,~R V.'s t 7 1 -,Ft/~LCOM Loaded | new brands. 0 down financing, | ' r~AGON John Evans, Sheila Love, Gordie Olson 1997 MAZDA Protege SE, 4 $14,995 I trades, or we pay cash. For best | s=~c:=m3o door, auto, a/c, low km 17,300. m I price in B.C. Call us free 1-800- | ~ j Jl~,,/j~J~ of Terrace $13,600 OBO. 638-0109 after 1668-1447 or www.voyager.rv.camI 6prn. |B.C. Inleriors largest dealer I I,,~, .... 638-1400 I Vayager R.V. Centre Hwy. 97 | 1998 FORD explorer assum- IWinfield, B.C. DIt~452. J ,ll,,~;;~m~;n able lease. Low monthly pay- ment. Two years remaining, No money down, Call 250-692- 7955 leave messaqe. rNun,, CARS FROM $500. Gover- I ! natant seized & surplus. Sold Auto locally. Call for listings, 1-888- 1973 25' Class A Cabana Me. 342-3500. Ext. 8860. torhoma. Fully equipped. Air lght OLDSMOBILE CUTLAS Su- Detailing conditioning, microwave, etc. ~~~::~ ~~'..,'~i~ ~ ~ ,,>..~ ;:~~ ~.,'.~ ~>:..: < .:~ preme. Alum roaDs, winter rims. On propane, excellent condi-t0 $11,000 abe, Call 635-7376 or lion. $15,000. Ph 635-6350. bed! 635-4190. *Get it clean for summer PONTIAC PARISIENNE 1986 asking $2,500 abe, fully loaded, *Detail adds to resale Purchase your dream home automatic, propane, new Physical a~/ity - with ie=s hassle & less cost, transmission, & brakes. Phone *Free Estimates LOOKING TO rent camper/trail- the key to a good Move in withinjust 10 cloys upon arrival. 638-8874. er. Aug 4-18. USED FOR. nighs steep. Foundation ready, single &lwo story mo~ulars, '86 FORD Escort Pony, 2 door, *Located at Terrace Honda BLEEPING ONLY. 4-6 clean, hatchback, asking $1,000, 638- non-smoking people. Call 638- single & double wide mobiles. 1665. *Call 24 Hours 0636. Superior quality & construdion. Shcrin9 a Healthier • 615-6844 Future~ ~1 PaRnCIPB£17011J® The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 28, 1999" B11

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I 626 WEEK OF COMMUNITYNEWSPAPERS Network Classifieds JULY 26, 1999 CI ASSOCIATION Sport Scope These ads appear in approximately 100 I(~ t"~l['~ for 25 words To place an ad call British Columbia ~,d Yukon community newspapers in B,C.and Yukon N~ ~- ~./L/ $ 6.00 each this paper or the BCY- and reach more than 3 m on readers. additional word CNA at (604) 669-9222 Kickin' Thursdays AUTO CAREER EDUCATION FOR SALE MlSC. PERSONALS OPPORTUNITY NOW THAT the weather's better and the fields are CARS FROM $500, 9 MONTH RETAIL MEAT SAWMILL $4895 SAW LONELY? ALONE? CON- dry, head to Skeena Junior Secondary's soccer fields Government seized & sur- INVESTMENT ~EPRE- PROCESSING PRO- LOGS INTO BOARDS, NECT with bored house- Thursday nights to play soccer. plus. Sold locally. Call for SENTATIVE - Tired of GRAM at The University planks, beams Large ca- having others determine wives, singles, couples, The Terrace Men's Soccer League is looking for listings. 1-888-735-7771 College of the Cariboo in pacity, Best sawmill value Ext BC40. your future? Edward and gays in your town players that want to play soccer in a relaxed social at- Kamloops, Learn meat anywhere. Free informa- Jones a leader in the fi- tonight. 1-900-830-2222 mosphere. Co-ed games start at 7 p.m. Play as much as BUSINESS nancial industry, is looking cutting, sausage making tion 1-800-566-6899. you want or as little and everyone is welcome. OPPORTUNITIES for Investment and many other skills for Norwood Sawmills, R,R.2, Code 43. Adults only, CASH IN/CASH OUT. Representatives in nu- employment. Apply now. Kilworthy, Ontario POE 18+, $50 max charge, 24 Bell Pole Invitational Coke, Pepsi, Hostess, merous locations through- Call (250)828-5071 for 1G0. hours. M&M. Re-stock estab- out Canada. This position application package, DSS SATELLITE sub- REAL ESTATE WHAT TO DO on Labour Day weekend? lished unique vendors in will allow you to help indi- vidual investors reach DISTANCE EDUCATION. scription or card prob- Why not enter the Terrace Senior Men's Soccer As- your area. No selling. Full- lems? Eurocards over 300 7.17 ACRES only minutes their financial dreams. We The University College of sociation soccer tournament? Get your information time, part-time, Minimum channels+, PPV, one low from Edson, Alberta. will provide you with a the Cariboo now accept- packets at local sporting stores. Or, call Jacques at 635- Investment $13,980 1- price, guaranteed satellite Quiet and secluded, two neighborhood office, an Ing applications for 4368 to register. 888-503-8884 24 hours. assistant & the industry's systems/Echostar avail- Executive Diploma storey 3,340 sq.ff, execu- NEW CONCEPTI finest training & support, able, Dealer Inquiries wel- tive home. Appraised Throughout North Programs in Human come. 1.780-388-1126, 1- Interested in ultimate? Manufacturer will be value, $232,000. No America, Edward Jones Resources, General 877-777-1447. THE TERRACE Ultimate league invites you to check opening a dealer in your trades. Video on request. area; Make up to Investment Management and out the fun game, challenging game Monday and Wed- Representatives can aver- Management & Training. DSS SATELLITE CARDS. 780-723-3584. nesday evenings. $20,000/month, Can work age over $100,000 a year. 500 channels with from home or combine Qualifies as pre-MBA pro- Played with a frisbee-like disc, Ultimate is a co-rec For details, call toll free, gram, Limited space. Call European or Viper Card. TRAVEL with existing business, 1-800-380-4715, Or visit Also Echostar cards. non-contact sport that combines the skills of soccer, (250) 371-5823 or (604) EASTERN CANADA, Total investment $25,000 our Web Site, www.jone- Complete systems avail- football and basketball. Newfoundland and including stock. Toll free sopportunity,com, 530-.1 799 or visit able. We'll beat any com- Anyone 16 or older can play and beginners are wel- 1-888-526-3388 extension www,cariboo.bc.ca. Labrador (starting Sept. CAREER TRAINING petitor pricing by 5%. Call come. Call Dan or Cailin at 635-1134 for more in- 205. 15/99), Includes: Airfare, formation. Exciting well paid careers WORK FOR THE 780-914.5772. THE FASTEST GROW- accommodations, coach in computer programming, LARGEST employer in HELP WANTED ING CONCEPTI This bil- We will prepare suitable the worldl The trave, transportation breakfast PART-TIME SALES lion dollar Industry will be applicants, Ministry of tourism & Hospitality in- Scrub ball tournament REPS to sell fundraising daily, plus more, Call THERE'S A SCRUB BALL tournament in New opening stores in your Education Registered dustryl Diploma programs Select Holidays at 1-800- area. Approximate invest- Home Study Diploma products to schools & Aiyansh July 31 - Aug. 2. available; Adventure groups. Ideal position for 661-4326, ment $85,000 highest re- Program. Financial assis- Tourism, Travel & Mixed adult teams (with players aged 19 or older) are tance, loaner computer parents with school.aged turn. Toll free 1-877-266- Tourism, Pre-Employment AUSTRALIA/NEW htvited. Call Owen or Trevor Armsh'ong at 638-0520 8768 extension 206, systems and lob place- children. CALL 1.800. during the day or CJWen at 638-1424 at work for more ment tools available. No Flight Attendant, 268-1250, ext. 3209. ZEALAND Farm & Ranch infornlation. FREE INCOME tax fran- experience necessary. Hospitality & Tour, Jan 6-Feb, 4, 2000. chise territories. Selected CMS 1-800-477-9578, Resort/Distance Learning. MANUFACTURED Includes: Airfare, 62 areas throughout Canada, HOI~ES COMING EVENTS Canadian Tourism meals, accommodations, It's back Low start up costs OWN YOUR OWN menu. Master Your Spiritual College Vane/Surrey 1- coach transportation, all DUST OFF your rackets and break out the tennis Limited time offer, factured home lot in Destiny through PAST 800-668-9301. attractions, sightseeing. shoes, the Terrace Tennis Club is bringing the Tennis Existing locations also Sundre, Alberta, 25 lots available. Call 1-800-665- LIVES, DREAMS, SOUL EMPLOYMENT Select Holidays, 1-800- Fair back to town. TRAVEL. Begin the ad- still available, 6,900 sq.ft, 5144 for more Information OPPORTUNITIES ($18,700) to 13,400 sq.ft, 661-4326. The three-hour clinic will be held Aug. 4 from 6 p.m. or visit our website venture today. For free book, call ECKANKAR, 1- WANTED: TOW TRUCK ($25,000). Please call the to 9 p.m. at the Halliwdl tennis courts. It will be www,libertytax,com, TRUCKS coached by Jeff Player, a Vancouver-based level three 800-LOVE-GOD ask for OPERATORS, Class 1,3 Sundre Town Office 403- SAVE ON TRUCKS & pro who works for Tennis B.C. SOUTH OKANAGAN IN- book #F18, www,eck- & 5, Only Experienced. 638-3651, or fax 403-638- The clinic is meant for adults interested in brushing SURANCE OFFICE look. ankar,org. Drivers Abstract & 2100. CARS. New & Used, up their skills, learning the bare basics, or those just Ing for Leve 1 or 2 EDUCATIOIq Resume faxed to (604) Guarantee(~ instant credit Licensee. 5-10 years ex- MOBILE HOMES looking for other people to play against. A NEW CAREER? Train 869-9932, approval. Free home de- perience. Familiar with PARK MODELS to be an livery with 0 down, Call The $8 entry fee includes a hat and is well worth it Agency Manager. Salary EMPLOYMENT Manufactured Homes considering the level of instruction, says Terrace Apartment/Condo today 24hrs 1-877.212. negotiable depending on Manager. Many Jobs-All SERVICES s/w's, d/w's, 1 2 wides, 8 Tennis representative Grant Holkestad. wldes with slides. New & 3232. Ford. Dodge, GM. experience, Reply Box areasl Free job placement CRUISE LINES NOW To register call Grant at 635-9406 after 4 p.m. but Used. Ideal for Rec 310, Oliver, B.C. VOH assistance. 18 years of HIRINGI Entry level posi- "O DOWN O.A.C," hurry, registration is limited to a maximum 30 players "TO, Property, Private Prop., successl For tions available, Please or Aug. 3, whichever comes first. Info/brochure 681-5456/1- Parks, Resorts, Homes: Guaranteed credit up. Private or semi-private lessons with Player can aiso CAREER 800-665-8339. RMTI, call (604) 515-2336, 1-800-339-5133, RV's 1. provals Trucks, 4x41s, OPPORTUNITY be arranged for Aug. 5. COUNSELLOR TRAIN- FOR RENT 800-667.1533, crew cabs, diesels, sport A PROGRESSIVE GM utilities, Repo's, broken ING Institute of Canada FOR RENT: Two PERSONALS DEALERSHIP In offers on-campus and cor- leases, heavy duty equip. It's finally official Kimberley, B,C, Is seeking Bedroom Apartment, DIVORCE RIP OFFt Men respondence courses to- Vancouver Island, ment, Take over pay- SKEENA Junior Secondary broke a 10-year record for a qualified Service ward a Diploma In helping men fight an un- donations received during the school's annual Milk Manager with 3-5 years Counselling Practice to Sayward, B.C. $480/mo, just system Tactics & ments. Free delivery, Call Run, experience, Contact begin Aug 31/99, Free Near school, shops, park, strategies to protect your The Untouchables now. 1- Skeena beat out Delia's Sands Junior Secondary Chalet GM Box 1000, catalogue, call 24hrs 1- pool; sixth month free, kids & $$, Free call: 1. 800-993-3673. Vancouver 1989-1990 record by $500, raising $4,610.15 this year. Kimberley, B,C. V0B 1Z0 800-665-7044. Phone (250) 282-3866, 877-BREAKUP, Ext. 98, 327-7752, 'lL. t* i

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IT. MAY only take two to tango but it takes thousands for Riverboat Days and events to draw them in are on offer beginning Thursday. Constable Kurt Grabinsky and Peppi the clown are JAIL& BAILENTRY FORM pictured here at last year's opening cermonies. Those ceremonies take place at George Little i~iiiil •.Memorial Park this Thursday beginning at 7 p.m. Name O[ Company Or Organization:

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Racers gearing up for downhill thrills TERRACE RIVERBOAT days is going retro with the first annual soap box derby co- sponsored by the RCMP and ICBC. On August 1, from 10 a.m. to 4. p.m., young people be- tween the ages of 9 and 14 Hosted by Kitsumkalum Band Council will have the chance to race down Park Ave. in soap boxes that have been sponsored by local businesses and com- July 31,/99 1-6pro munity organizations. Lianae Bee, ICBC's youth ambassador, said the event Salmon barbecued over an open ~)it fire will be fun and educational for young people I~ 'n traditi°nal style" its a great chance for the kids to have fun and be aware of road safety issues at the I West Kalum"~O;}Hwy #16 Wes'~ ~ same time," she said The soap boxes are all the ~~a,: 63s-61 ;,7 _ same mechanical design, but the body can be as creative as p6ssible, said ICBC coor dinator Barry Langille ~®~D GQ ~~8C ~, 'Inn sure there will be some very creative designs' he said Racers will be going down the Park Ave hill west of the turn off to the arena and pool toward Kalum, but not right from the top Langille said PEPSI "We want to make sure that 12 Paks it's as safe as possible for the FRENZIED ACTIVITY has been taking place all over town kids this week as 18 sponsors of the first annual soap box derby Part of racer safety is wear ready their entries for the race this Sunday Pictured here are $ 99 ing mandatory full face hel ICBC youth workers Unnae Bee, seated in the corporation's mets as they cruise down the entry as it nears completion, and Lea Langille Racing takes See Ya At The ~ +dep hill, Langille said place on the Park Ave hill leading down to Kalum beginning at 10 am "Soapbox Races" Racers will draw lane choice and cart to be driven out of a Fill up with ethanol-blended And fill up your shopping hat come race day gasolines made from grain bag with great savings at Young people must register Meet Bert Gert for acleanerenvironment. MOHAWK our store. ahead Registration forms PARENTS OF younger children are reminded of the RCMP f'mger- Mother Nature's Gas Station. were published in the Aug 14 printing session Friday and Saturday. and Aug 21 issues of The Both take place at Canadian Tire featuring.,Be~and~ Gett,, e .... alert.twins ,zn conjunctzon with the Canadian Tue Chdd~P Terrace Mohawk filled out and dropped off at tection Foundation. .~- 4760 LakelseAve.; ...... ° .... ' the Terrace RCMP detach- Friday's session begins at 10 a.m. and lasts until I p.m. On Satur- ment. day it is from noon until I p.m. Ph. 635-6935 Your' 3RD ANNUAL GIANT C edit Unions SU t|ST

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i [% °,0M0,v 0s, s°PP I 4641 Kelth Avenue, Terrace, BC • 635-6334 149B City Centre, Kitimat, B.C. - 632-2224 The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 28, 1999- C3 ! iiiii!!i iilii! !! i r. Long live the Queen! !i Yvonne Moen is the 1999 Riverboat Queen ;i ~nv'OEl~ MOEN loves Terrace. ' That's why after 40 y~m she's : not interested in living anywhere A simple way to relieve pain. ~else. i! Yvotune Marie Moon was born ~.~,are recognized as the leaders in hydrotherapy. ; November 2, 1934 in St. Rose, ~ l~Iamt0ba. She was the third of seven children born to Louie and "1 enjoy relt i Dora Armit. soaking a , When she first attended school in a little prairie school house in day's s tr '. Reeve, Hanitoba, Moen said she COAST S~ had to walk three miles with her best invest~ brother Fred and sister Rose to ever made!' ~c,, get there. Later, her family moved to McCreary, Manitoba, where she - grew up. When Moen was 17 years old, :she moved out on her own to iLynn Lake, Manitoba. .... In 1956 she made the big move .~ to Kitirnat B.C. to work for the ~I-Iudson Bay Company. She at- ~• tended the grand opening of the TWILI~ -~ store Dec. 12, 1956. From Kith.nat she later moved Phone 638-~ to Prince Rupert for about 15 .months, " In the late spring of 1959, she eventually moved to Terrace. Her "daughter Maxine was born Octo- ber 8, 1959 in the old Red Cross ~" Hospital. Her son Gary was born ~ at the New Mills Memorial Hos- ~pilal April 29, 1963. Both chil- dren were delivered by Dr. Roger July 29, 30 & 31 Hicks, Hoen seen a lot of changes in • "'~'~~.~.~ . *'" ~ • , Terrace over the past 40 years. ~She has been involved in Volunteer work since she moved •' here; She helped out at Brownies, ~HIS'S THE QUEEN: Yvonne Moen is this year's Riverboat • ~' ,:,~ iiiiiiiii!i!i! ~:: ...... ~.::~~i:.i!::iiiii~ ~::/: .~ Guides and Scouts. She also Day's Queen. Don't miss seeing her in lhe parade Saturday. ' / ~ii!::iiiiiii~:'~ :~!i!::!i~::~f~:~:~:!::j ~worked with the track and field

~club, Blueback swim Club and said. eitizcns. ~~1~~.';';~, ,. .. ; :::.:::::::~::~'~¢ ~worked with the Miss Terrace In 1997, Moon and Muriel "I can truly say I love Terrace ~Pageant and been on the board of Michiel were given honourable and that is why after 40 years, I Discounts on in stock *~:~. "...... the Terrace Regional Museum. mentions for the volunteer of the still enjoy living here," she said. ° Until this year, Moon was also year. "Thank-yon to everyone in Ter- items only - no special orders ~the Past President with the Ter- "It was a great honor for race for making my life so enjoy. Fuel & oil exempt ~irace Beautification Society, to myself and Muriel," she said. able and truly a great place to help beautify the city. Since 1989, Moon has the Ter- live. No charge sales. See Our Float in the Parade! • Every year she also canvasses race Standard's Community Cot- Moon said she's very honoured for the Heart and Stroke Founda- respondent, writing life stories of to be Riverboat Queen and thanks Terrace Co-op Home Centre n.and the Cancer Society. hundreds of local residents. Julia Little for the offering. rio y biggest satisfaction as a Doing this type kind of work has This November, Moon wiil'be ...... &Farm and Garden Centre ...... volunteer comes when I work enabledhertocollectalotofdata 65 and will retire on Jan. 31, 2912 Molitor with the Terrace seldom," she on the history of Terrace and its 2000. St., 635-9595 4617 GreigAve., 635-6347 It's A

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F $10.99 ~,:~::~i:,~;i~i~:i'i'i~'~.i!j:ili!!:~ Reg. $1.8 c; All Fans All2C) Summer Toys o ~r_ reg. prices oFf reg. prices SKEENA MALL C4 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 28, 1999 gem 15th Annual Slinaers Race MondayAugust 2 Ttle Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 28, 1999- C5 On the corner of Kalum and Grain relay races featuring servers from clubs, pubs and restaurants in the Terrace ~ ~ Events and timesare subject to area, There will be children's games, a fund raising dunk TournamentTavern & PaddleWheel forchange, event Ustenupdates. to CFTK or CJFVV tank for the new skate board park, Various foods available Gamescontinue at Riverside and a beer garden, The Best Western. TerraceInn and three school fields in ThornhilI.Food & refreshments ~j 10am First Annual Kiddies P~rade available at the Paddle Wheel AU C'S GLASS ~:~;~.~:~+;++~"~.~ ~i+:~+:+~ Decorate bikes, wagons,tricycles, etc. and wear a costume. Tavern. West Point Rentals '~:':~:~ .... Assemhie in the Farmers Market parking lot at 10:00 am. Sic-PitchTeam .Auto Glass .Safety Glass ~~~ I~)Parade starts at 10:30 a,m, Judges will look at a huge vari. 9am TerraceOoer] .ICB~Claims ='Windows ety of children's costumes, pets etc, and then award prizes, TennisTournament *Mirro~ .Sealed Units TerraceParks and Recreation,Summer Fun in the Sun Play takes place all day at the ewe will pick up and drop off your vehicle. HaUiwellcourts. Mixed Doubles 3720 RIVER DRIVE,TERRACE loam FirstAnnual Soap Box Derby take place today. Terrace ~+ii!!;iiiiiI !i!i!i~ ~ On Park Avenue from the pool to the library,This event will TennisClub Terrace 638-8001 be for youths between 9 and 14 years, Eighteen Soap Box's 1_~ TerraceRata, rollFree 1-888-638-8001 have been purchased and sponsored by community organi- WildDuck Race Thursday July 29 zations. Four lanes will be created. Youths who have 5,oo0 unruly yellow rubber ~~ 5th Annual Overwaltea Foods Friday July 30 8am PancakeBreakfast at the HeaDy Gana Ceqt~[ ~ Concertsin the Parlt entered through advertisements In the newspaper will helicopterducks will be into released the Skeena from a 7Din ODeninaCeremonies Buaov Relay BCOAPO Branch 73 Pancake Breakfast, Pancakes, eggs, Entertainment at the George Little Memorial Park until 8pro be eligible to race in different carts and lanes for prizes. River at Ferry Island. These Participants race shopping carts through a ~ Riverboat T-Shirt Friday bacon, sausage, coffee, tea & juice is served until 11am, featuring the Northwest's mosttalented bands & performers, Differentcategories for age and weight, Terrace wild & crazy ducks will makea Displays & Entertainmentat George Little ® Memorial Park. course on Park Avenue in front of the Terrace Show your Riverboat Days spirit & wear your BC OIdAgePensioners Association. Branch 73 Food, refreshments& kids activitieswill be availablefrom DetachmentRoyal CarmdianMounted Police mad dash for the finish line "~fO'lL][~ '[~CO][' City of Terrace& TerraceRiverboat Days Public Ubrary directlyafter opening ceremonies, Riverboa~Days T-shirttoday. 12pro to 8pm. Sight& Sound downstream. Proceeds go to Society expect tons of laughter. OverwaiteaFoods Blue Ridge Ventures& TerraceRiverboat Days 9am PancakeBre=kfast In the Park 11am RiverboatDays Seniors Mile various Rotary projects in the Terre(e (arpet (entre Ltd. Committee Pancake Breakfastserved at George Little Memorial Park. ~ ~ Open to participants of all ages & abilities.The race starts Terracearea. Get your Duck "STOREFOR YOUR FLOOR" OowntownLions Club Shoppers Drug Mart community events children's village. A at the Royal Canadian Legion, along LakelseAvenue & Race "rickets today from any 3~.o:z MunroÚ St., Terrace 10am CanadianTire Child Protection Foundation baby change station with complimentarysupplies will be ends at City Hall. Registration at 10 am. Proceeds to go to Rotarymember. Rotary Club of 635-2,976 RCMP fingerprintingwith the "Alert Twins" Bert &Gert, part 9a~ TerraceOoen Tennis Tournement available. ShoppersDrug Mart assist.in transportation costs for Seniors from Terrace, Terrace ~,~ ale non-profit national street proofing program supported Play takes place all day at the Halliwell Courts through Kitimat, and Prince Rupert to attend the B.C, Senior Games ~ by The Canadian Tire Child Protection Foundation. Runs Monday,Men's and Ladies Singles takes place today. ~ Skeena Mall Merchant. in the Elk Valley, Openfor all ages 0 to 100, B.C. Senior RIVERBOATDAYS "99 ,.--...... until 1pro, CanadianTire Terrace TennisClub Scavenaer Hunt Games, Zone 10 Win a shopping spree by answering all the questions cor- ~;~ 12Noon Jail and Ball gain SkeenaValley Farmers M=rk¢t rectly, Registration table will be in the center of the mall from lOam SkeenaValley Emeraencv Services Challenae + ~:+ The Public is invited to have friends and co-workers Open until 1 pm on Davis Avenue behind George Little 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm, draw will take place at 4:30 and the 1egg ~ charged with an imaginary offense, arrested and put into a Mem 0rial Park. Features local produce crafts & homemade shopping spree has to take place on Saturday, July 31, Come to Skeena Mall parking lot, and watch local members ...... make shift jail in the 7-11 parking lot. An R,C.M.P.officer will items, 1999 and you must be in attendanceto win. of the Thornhill and Terrace Fire Departments, B.C.

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Hamburger ~ StockCar Races at the Terrace Soeedwav 12am Children'~Vllbqe An afternoon of fun featuring clowns,face painting, bal- and Hotdog cookout round out this event, All proceeds go to Goodwrench 100 - - Shoppers Drug Mart CommunityEvents Children's Village, ~?~++~i.'..~+':ii++i;i+I ""'1"+'~:~~~ S P; rO;edr ioon,,Ana18untloons, story telling,food & games. Open to children ages 2- the heart and Stroke Foundation. CanadaSafeway Stock Car racing at it's best on a 3/8 mile oval track with lots Freeactivities for all children. Baby's Change Station with 8 until 3:30pro TerraceviewLodge of speed and action, fun for the whole family Time trials at complimentarysupplies available, A 25 foot inflatable Life 11am RiverboatDays Parade on Lakelse Awrlue 5:30. Racing at 7:00 p,m, TerraceStock CarAssociation Bear, children's play center. ShoppersDrug Mart ;+ + 638-1400 R=verboat Days. ~m Children's Villaqe Starts on ParkAvenue just north of City Hall & ~roceeds andMcEwanGM ~~~~~~~_ ii ~! : i~iii:1~ %, ~i Shoppers Drug Mart communityevents presents the chil- onto LakelseAvenue ending at the Legion, Royal Canadian ~ FireworksDisolav ~ Concertsit1 th~ Pprk dren's village, with fun, activities for all children, The Life Legion,Branch 13 Fireworks originate from-thenorth Impof Ferry Island. There Entertainmentat George Little Memorial Park until 6pro fea- ...... Bear will be featured along with activities, stickers, tattoos, are many excellent view points for the fireworks. The fire- turing the Northwest's most talented bands & performers. ~p,~ cl°l°uring' and baby changestati°n with c°mplimentary "l"~]gn3 BeefBBQ at the LQql0P works display will be held 0n Sunday evening at 11pm in the F0odand refreshmentsare availablefrom 12pm to 6pm. supplies. ShoppersDrug Mart Immediatelyfollowing the parade, the Legion will be cooking event of rain. The Old skeena Bridge will be dosed from Sight& Sound up hamburgers& hot dogs while the results of the parade 10:00 pm until 11:30 the evening of the fireworks O~atzon[]lC. Z,~ SIo-PltchTournament & Paddle Wheel Tavern are tallied, ' City of Terrace, TerraceFire Department& Terrace 12:30om Stock Car Races at Terrace Soeedwav Water Lily A mixed sic-pitch tournament with games at Riverside & Royal CanadianLegion, Branch 13 RiverboatDays Society . Goodwrench 100 at the Terrace Speedway.Fun for the We Sul.ppoz't Rlverboal; Days! three school fields in Thornhill Fields,, Food &refreshments whole family, Timetrials at12:00 pro, racing begins at 2prn B a R as ort • #101-5221 Keith Avenue available at the Paddle Wheel Tavern at Riverside Park, 1am 17th Annual Salmon Barbecue at th~ Sunday August 1 Terrace Stock CarAssociation and McEwan GM Y ~ i *;++ ~Te~'e~,ph.250-635-4030B;C";'VsG*~t]~5 ...... 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L;LUWN~ AND PARADES go together along with the myriad other items that make up the largest event of Riverboat Days. The parade begins at 11 a.m. Saturday, winding down Lakelse from city hall to its stopping point at the Legion, That's where judges will render their verdicts on the winners of the various parade entry categories.

Colourful parade Steak & Seafood Grill and held on Saturday The Back Eddy Pub THINK OF Riverboat Days and Last year's overall whining As the parade grows over the you think of the Saturday morn- entry was a float catered by The years, entraats now spill over to ing parade. Tcrrac~ Inn, featuring a band thai the stretch of Park between elcomes you to It's easily the best attended was playhtg at the time at the es. Sparks and down past the medical event of Tcrrace's August long- tablishn~cnt, buildi~g. ilia!..... ~i!~ '::~: weckcndcelcbration. Parade watchers can expect to "We might cven get as far as The longtime sponsor of the pa- see a traditional entry again with the library," said Bradley. fade, Branch 13 of the Royal Ca- a float from former Caledonia Parade judges walk that mar- i nadian Legion, is back again this students celebrating their 25th an- shalling route before the parade i year and chief organizer Joyncc nivcrsary of graduation, starts and =hake their final selec- ! Bradley has been gathering entry But ther¢'ll also be a special tions from their viewing platform forms, reunion float this year from on LakeiseAve. •~! "We're going to have a number people who graduated over the Wim=ers are announced at the from out of town," said Bradley. years from Skeena school and its Legion building after the parade's i "There's two from Prince Rupert predecessors, conclusion. "Comeand enjoyfresh DungenousCrab and Halibut& Salmon." ! and one from Houston." "I'm told there could be more The parade begins at 11 a.m. i New entrants already entered than 200 people walking with this from the corner of Eby and Park ; this year are the local post office float. I think it's a great idea," and then turning down Lakelse Restaurant 635--9161 . and the Irlybird outlet, said Bradley. Ave. ! Floats are ¢J,igible for four cate- Parade entrants begin lining up At the front will be the Royal gorie.s of awards ~ commercial, on the stretch of Park Ave. be- Canadian Legion's colour party. P.b 635-5336 non-commercial groups and tween Eby St. and Sparks early They'll be joined this year by vehicles. Saturday mornh~g, the local air cadet's coiour party. 4332 Lakeise Ave., Terrace, B.C. TERRACE TOTEM FORD SALES LTD. ' TEM o'rEFFORD 4631 FKeithAvenue 635-4984ACE "Welcome To Riverboat Days" ~:: :~:~::::::~...... -':~:~ ~ ~ ...... ~:::~::::~:~:,:~,:: :*~:~< ~ ~ ~ ~ .~:,~.'.:~:.~: ~.~...I 1998 MODEL .... ~ ...... ~ ~ ...... • • .~:::~:~¢-fi:~.!~ ;, ~:~..-.i~'~:!:!~:.'. . ...~,~. ~: Parts & Service Dept. BLOWOUT .. ~.:.;~-~ ~..::.::.:.....: ...... :.~:~.: :~

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ii Cheers to George Little Terrace's founder is remembered

By Yvonne Moen weexeNo seeaaL AS WE celebrate Riverboat \ ~;~2 Come on in and days it is important not to forget George Little, the ~~ enter our draw founder of Terrace. It was on March 10, 1905 i~ ~, for an 8x12 that Little first camped on the shores of the Skeena River, at Little Canyon. He arrived in Terrace by snow- shoeing over the Kitimat Trail. r°,. Little had become tired of Hot Dog Buns I ~ X I Bread 1450g) the hustle and bustle of the Yukon Gold rush in 1898, '1 4"/oz. "'ea. and was heading to the Bulkley Valley, which he had heard was a wonderful place to settle. But as he gazed over the (ocros~fi~o4T~rrLc?~Dl~l~¢A~re~;IJnion) beautiful Skeena and Kit- sumkallum valleys, he real- 635-71 ! 7 ized he had found what he was looking for. He decided to make the area his home. Ri VtR OA DA VS PA Df

As he gazed over the Saturday, July 31, 1999 at 1i :00 a.m. beautiful Skeena and Kit- snmkallum valleys, he real- The 4600 and 4700 blocks of Park Avenue will be ized he had found what he was looking for. He de- closed between 9:00 a.m. and 12:00 noon on cided to make the area his Saturday, July 31st for the Parade to Marshall. home. GEORGE LITTLE, Terrace's founder, was born in Attwood, Ontario, He first settled here in 1905. There will be a "NO PARKING" ban along the i Edith (April 15, 1922). Don't miss parade route, LAKELSE AVENUE from Eby Street to When the government of- Nearly one year before his the fireworks Atwood Street, during the parade. fered the land for sale in death, Little rode the first 1905, Little staked his claim C.N.R. train to make the A fireworks display will Let's enjoy the parade! take place on Ferry Is- on acres of heavily wooded Terrace-Kitirnat run. This land, including the site on was the same route he first land Saturday night at 11 which Terrace stands today. snowshoed across nearly a p.m. On June 26, 1912, Little century earlier. In case of rain, the married his wife Clara Bes- Little was born November fireworks will be dis- te. They had five children: 9, 1878 on a farm near At- played Sunday evening. Dudley (June 9, 1914), twood, Ontario. His parents The Old Skeena Bridge twins Dorothy and Clara were John and Helen Little. will be closed from 10 (May 9, 1916), Gordon He died Of a heart attack p.m. until 11:30 the eve- (January 22, 1921) and December 30, 1955. ning of the show.

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IT TAKES skill to take part in the slingers race, an always popular part of Riverboat Days. The event takes place on the corner of Kalum and Greig beginning at 10 a.m. on Sunday. Fea- tured will be a clunk tank for the new skateboard park, M ultitude of sports 1= ?h® Time for Riverboat Days If you've been thinking about buying an RiVERBOAT DAYS means Tournament organizers say tional events. A.T.V., Outboard, Boat or ,~~ hard-core sporting events to many they've had a lot more interest Games start at 9 a.m. Saturday, I . m a ~.... ,,...... ~ ...... of Terrace's athletic citizens. than any other year, with 16 with women's finals scheduled at /wororcy|cle. Every year, locals help B.C. teams from Terrace, Kitimat, 12 noon Sunday and men's finals seniors raise money by hiking the Prince Rupert and Smithers regis- scheduled at 1:30 p.m. the same Take Advantage of our ~ ~ Seniors' Mile from the legion to tered to play in the weekend day. A special under 14 and un- Limited Time Offer city hall and take in many of tournament. der 16 toumament is scheduled Riverboat Days' fun events such Games run 8 a.m. to 8 p.ra Sat- Aug. 1. See Us For Details as the pitch and putt and urday and Sunday and 8 a.m. to 6 New to the tournament this year bartenders' slingers race on p.m. Monday, with A-Event is a players' barbecue and fun, Lakelse Avenue. finals scheduled at 3 p.m. Mon- skill:testing activities scheduled NEID ENTERPRISES LTD. Of course, there's always the day. adjacent to the courts. Entry Recreational sales and Services option of cheering on local soccer forms are available at Bert's Deli 4921 Keith Ave., Terrace, B.C. champs at Christie Park and on Park Avenue. The fee is $10 watching bomber cars tear up the Youth soccer per event and entrants must regis- Phone 635-3478 Fax 635-5050 Terrace Speedway. challenge ter by Wednesday, July 28. Anyway you chose it, sporting The Terrace Youth Soccer Asso- events are a huge on Riverboat ciation hosts its annual Riverboat Stock car Days, so grab a schedule and join Days Soccer Challenge at Chris, in the festivities. tie Park, Saturday and Sunday, races July 31 - Aug 1. After 10 bruised and battered Seniors' Mile The tournament represents Ter- stock cars make it through the The almuai dash from the Legion race's o~dy home town tounley of Lakelse Ave parade route 11 a.m. to City Hall is the pim~acle of the year and gives locals a chauce Saturday, check out the rest of senior activities during Riverboat to see Terrace's zone-wimdng them at the speedway Saturday at ~i~iii!: lii~..... ::i',ii:...... ~:.... Days. Under 12 and Under 14 select 7 p.m. and 2 p.m. Sunday. The seniors invite everyone to teams in action. "All of the cars will be there," walk, run, bike, rollcrblade or Though our teams usually do said driver Cindy Doilemore of skateboard down Lakelse Ave- fairly well, the tournament has the highly anticipated event. hue. been won in past years by teams Organizers are even hoping one The event is loads of fun, plus, from Quesnel, Prince George and of Nascar driver Jeff Gordon's you get help Terracc's very active Kitimat. retired Winston Cup cars will at- seniors team get to the B.C. This year, at least 10 teams will tend the race with a little help See It In The Riverboat Days Parade Seniors Games in the Elk Valley. compete from as far away as from B.C. Automotive. Registration starts at 10 a.m. Ketchican, Alaska with the final The races promise a full hobby Sunday at the Legion branch, match up scheduled for Sunday stock class, as well as bombers with races starting at 11 a.m. afternoon. and streets in the Goodwrench sharp. For pledge sheets and more 100, where drivers compete in 30 information call ]Evelyn at 635- Tennis open laps Saturday and 50 Sunday to 6828 or Maxine at 638-8648. see which drivers can endure the /.'-, ~iitll. ,~ ii:lJ _ =llilioli The Hailiweli Tennis courts arc challenge m earn points for their ~[. i#lte cl " ~1 ~!JL I.. always busy during Riverboat car. oiO'pliCll Days with the annual Tennis Always an exciting event to If te swish of a baseball bat is Tournament July 31 - Aug. 2. v~ew from the stands, the races Win A more your thing, head to River- The tournament features promise tons of speedway spills, side Park and the Thornhill women's singles action as well as as well as a chance to cast your school fields starting Friday, July singles and doubles action in ballot for your favourite car on Stainless 30at7p.m. men's open and men's recrea- the track. Steel

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