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WEDNESDAY 75¢ PLUS 5¢ GST SEPTEMBER 71 1994 TANDARD VOL. 7 NO. 21 Health society set to disappear WHAT COULD very well be the Terrace Regional Health Care municipal, regional district and "The community health council That's because the society itself the Terrace Regional Health Cam last ever annual general meeting Society is to cease to exist be- school board elections. will have control and will have was formed in 1988 when the Society takes place Sept. 15 at8 of the Terrace Regional Health tween this fall and the fail of Another one-third of the board the mandate to do what they boards of Mills Memorial Hospi- p.m. in the cafeteria of Mills Care Society takes place next 1996," society chief executive will be appointed by the provin- want. Each community is being tal and Terraceview Lodge amal- Memorial Hospital. week. officer Michael Leisinger said cial government and the remain- allowed to develop their own gamated. Coming open are the positions Responsible for the operations last week. ing one-third appointed by exist- model," Leisinger added. "Ours was one of the first to now held by board members Ray of Mills Memorial Hospital and ing local governments. At $15 million, the budgets of look at what was possible," said Jones, Wilton Costain and Sandy That new health council is in its the Terraceview Lodge extended Leisinger said it's too early to Mills Memorial and Terraceview Leisinger. BuUoek. formative stages and anticipates care facility, the society and its tell if the new health council will will form a substantial part of the Also scheduled to disappear is receiving 0ffieial status from the The current chairman is Lael board manage a budget of $15 retain health care society board monetary responsibility of the the regional hospital district, McKeown who has one year left million. provincial government next Janu- members in some kind of ad- new community health council. made up of Kitimat-Stikine ary. to serve on the board. visory capacity. Leisinger called the regional regional district directors, and the But it's due to disappear when a Although all of its members are Executive positions are decided health care society an early model - Skeena Union Board of Health, upon each year meaning the new new community health council to to be appointed to begin with, "They could simply turf the of what the new community made up of appointed members board will choose a chairman, handle all health care issues com- one-third of its members will be society board, modify or choose es into being.. health council is all about ~ the from local governments. vice chairman, finance chairman elected directly in November something in the middle," he integration of health care ser- "Under the current plan, the 1996 at the time of regular said. and two other executive mem- vices. The annual general meeting of bers. Phone lines increasing THERE ARE now 7,024 data communications. ber of business lines grew residential lines in Terrace, Installations are climbing in over the last year from 130 to compared to 6,818 for the Kitimat, from 1,185 business 153 while there's been one same period last year, reports lines last year to 1,225 this additional residential line B.C. Tel. year and from 4,113 to 4,175 from 257 to 258. The number of business residential lines. The number of residential lines has also risen from 2,776 Stewart's growth is: lines in Greenville dropped to 2,969 for the same period. reflected in its now having one, from 113 to 112 over the B.C. Tel notes that some of 392 residential lines corn- last year. There was also a the increase is due to lines pared to 343 the year before, drop in bminess lines -- from needed for fax, modem and In New Aiyansh, the hum- 42 to 38. Treatment centre to challenge gov't A LOCAL social worker is doing what he says governments can't -- or won't--do. Jim Yushie has leased a vacant house on the Bench and is turning it into a recovery home for drug and alcohol abusers. Pushie calls the project Paving the Way and for now is financing the $1,200 a month rent out of his own pocket. He admits he is forcing the provincial government's hand to recognize the need for some kind of treatment centre in north- western B.C. "These people need a safe place other than the psych ward at the hospital, or shelters or in jails or worse," said Pnshie last week. The closest such facility is in Prince George and there's an ex- tensive wait for local counselling, he said. "For some people, they can't wait. And if they're put into the psych ward, it doesn't make sense. They're not sick in that sense. They look around and it OPEN DOOR TO a Bench area home signifies local social just confuses them further,,' worker Jim Pushie's intention to turn it into an alcohol and drug Pushie added. abuse recovery place. He says there'll soon be enough room to Now on leave from a job at the house 10 people and to conduct programs on the premises. Ksan Home Society, Pushie has spent the last four months 'Pushie followed that up by time. promoting the need for a primary forming a committee of northwest Pushie has also received sup- treatment centre in the northwest, neot~le inlerested in evening up port from :the Terrace Anti- [] Peaches on Pear He held a meeting in June with s~om~ kind: of centre in'the north' Poverty Group Society and stts northwest politicians and health west. on that body's board of directors, OLIVIA AND MARIe Henriques have been eating, canning and giving away the peaches cam officials at Gim's The northwest committee isn,t "We have a program. We have growing on the peach tree in their Pear St. yard. Olivia planted a peach pit six years ago, un- Restaurant, a building that's for involved in Pushte's Paving the the staff. We , l!hoopon, ,1, he said, sure of whether it would grow, but the tree now produces over 200 peaches a season. It's an- sale and which he describes as a Way project but he does have a Pushie estimates the homo with other example of local agricultural capabilities. ~. perfect place for a treatment registered nurse withdetox oxpe-. full basement can handle up to i0 centre, rience committed to volunteering people, .... ,

Low interest forces SPCA--ILl ~ close down. >. LOCAL MEMBERS of the "It wasn't money,/the bodies get more people, we just can't seven remaining volunteers who The local branch had 25 paid Since then, SPCArecords indl, Society for the Prevention of were the main thing. We just continue." have worked tirelessly to protect members tn 1992, 40 in 1993 and cate there wore120animaladop, Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) have didn't have the people," Childs ,, ...... the rights of animals from, ~ jmt 12 this year. : tiom;360 spaying and noutorings, closed down operations, continued ....we realty nan omy rive acuve. Shames River to Kttwanga and This is the second timethe 155' animals were.rescued, 110 - . . ., The pet show at the fall fair .people . . Two, others, were , going from the Nass River to Lakclse soce1 ty has closed down herd adoptive homes were inspected, .....Spokesman Bob. Childs~ cited, was our last official• act. We have oacK,, ...... to SChOol, .. ' Childs.... sate. , Lake; often to the dotnmunt• of It ceased functio ningm' tho '.... late 1,890 ' telephone.... calls wore~ taken laCK.... ot support' anti' a neavy1 work"ee" some mone, y ~ o mabingowojust foundw¢ that /lave the iamllles)corn--?' eice) ts anQ their homo lives, ,, said Chtlds in 1970s and was revivcd in tho next and iS injured animals pat down. toau on toe 10col seven vo unt rs had, We 11 use it for spaying and .... ,,. rn~..un n wore a letter released last week.:: decade with two. : ,::. ~: : as reasom, ~: neutering so we , 11 end 0na pro- just-- too .mucn, ne aaa~, ; , : " SPCA agents, i :i: i ~ : M e m b ors in v es ti g ated 1.~ corn - As el" Sept. 6, all Calls are being active note-!' he said 't~e closure puts this area as me With the ~ local branch now That resulted in the area beLng plaints, conducted 58 wildlife re.s. referred to '~ i . oMy one of its size in.the pro' closed down, he said it's impera., granted a orovistonal 6hai'tor, on~ cues, conducted i40 public r~la, Thornlull...... animal she!lers, ...... cons~r.' : ; "The i'¢' 11 boa..... hole here, but we ~nco w!thout...... a functioning ttvo that..... people do what...... they can step:b0low a full branch~~'" .....bytho: ...... tlons dforts;dld 12 sch0ol talks ration officers and the RCMP, lie my0 no cnolc.e,: With 25,000 SPCA outlet, when coming:across an animal in :: l~arofit brlm~atl0n in> :January ~,i and held 40 m0mborshlp drives s~ d : peopieinoUrareaandtfw0can~t "We are Very prouder 0ur ::dis~ :: : : ~ : : :::• ': :. ::i::.~:=~

t A2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 7, 1994 BC FOREST INVESTMENT Natives eye 'shroom cash Silviculture SeedlinQ Enhancement cooperative. The money appar- • exceptional tax refund HAZELTON AREA natives have Gltksan-Wet'suwet'cn Watershed buyers may have the fight to get • 14% annual dividend brought in their own regulations Authority Rangers, and ultimately court injunctions. ently came from house finances. "It's going to bc interesting to • RRSP eligible in hopes of managing the multi- "by Gitksan-Wet'suwct'en law," At the meeting a large number • minimum investment $27,500 million dollar pine mushroom sqid Barnes. It wasn't clear what see what happens this year," said of chiefs signed an agreement to picking indmtry. penalities that Would entail. Mould. operate the 1994 mushroom har- Call 1-800-567-5188 The Gitwet Corporation has an- Mushroom buyers -- who to The regulations are a first step vest, he said, as a provisional nounced ltccnee fees of $75,000 date have functioned unregulated in developing native-controlled venture sustained by their own in- IECO Capital (VCC) Corp. each for the 20-odd mushroom by any native or government products that will allow the 'rhb offer doe~ not conetilure an offer to sell or buy a ~ucdly which can only be made by vestment capital. offering memorandum. buying stations in the Hazelton agency -- were not overjoyed Gitksan-Wet'suwet'en people to Revenue from mushroom sales area. with the GitWet proposal. be self-sufficient, Barnes said. will be reinvested into environ- Said Aaron Greycloud, a Nass Part of the marketing strategy ~AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA,'A And it wants to register all pick- mental protection and local devel- ers except Gitksan and Valley picker and buyer: includes setting up a central opment, Kobayashi said. Wet'suwet'en people and charge "Nobody's going to pay that Gitl~mn and Wet'suwet'en Howe i, Rosswood Fall Fair "Should this venture be a suc- Saturday, Sept 10 them a $250 fee. much -- I sure won't and I'm an Society Co-operative that man- cessful one, we will have the ( Starts at 10 a,m, at Rosswood communitv Grounds "They're outsiders that come in Indian," he said. "They should ages all mushroom harvesting on necessary confidence and time for and take all the profits and get out give their heads a shake." the territories, including lucrative a Gitksan-Wet'suwet'en House ~: • Children's Bike Parade . Concession mushrooming sites amttrtd of here," said Oitksaa Kispiox forest district opera- Society Co-operative to manage ( • Family Games • Auction of Fair items Hazelton, Kispiox, Kitwanga and Wet'suwet'cn Watershed tions managu; Run Mould said: all mushroom harvest for the ter- l: • Kid's fish pond & "Carnival" I Authority co-ordinator Chris "This is a First Nations initiativc~ the Cranberry. ritory in the future," the agree- ( • Fun music night NO Admission It is not sanctioned by the govern- Kanru Kobayasld, director of Barnes of the plan. "There's $30 merit states. ment. It's not legal by the laws of the GitWet Corporation since ' with local musicians I Charge mill;on that goes out of our terri- One signatory, Gitanyow I April, said a howe meeting in Come for a day of Family Funl tory and it's all unregulated." the province." speaker Glen Williams, said the Anyone ignoring the announced He suspects a lot of people mid-August raised more than T T t TTT TTTTT TTTTTT '[1"'[ TTTTTTT TTTT T Tt $100,000 in start-up funds for the intent of the cooperative is to re- regulations will be dealt with by won't buy a permit, and that place the current independent buyers. "There's ample room for the Health proposals coming in old buyers to work in the co- APPLICATIONS FOR money passed to a regional health care ing committee is expected to operative," he said. "They just Dr. Thomas NenningerBsoP,.,,o,oos have to apply to the Gitksan- have already been received here body for approval. receive official status this January will practice under a provincial program to cut The northwest has been given and has on it representatives from Wet'suwet'en for a buying sta- health care costs. just over $1 million by the a variety Of social and health care tion." They'll be judged, along with provincial government under the organizations. Williams described the an- GENERAL DENTISTRY nounced regulations as a means others received up until a Sept. 16 program it calls Closer to Home. Representatives from local at 101-4619 Park Avenue deadline, on how best to reduce The local health group and the councils are then appointed to the of getting a jump on pending expensive hospital services or to regional one represent a new look regional body. provincial regulations. commencing Sept, 19, 1994 replace them with Cheaper, for provincial health care with the "Applicants just have to indi- To date mushroom picking has community-based ones. idea that health spending deci- cate the intent. A detailed remained unregulated and un- The applications will be sions are best made by people proposal isn't yet required," said taxed. A provincial government Office Hours screened by a local health council who live in the affected areas. Judith McLean of the local steer- task force studying the matter has steering committee before being The local health council steer- ing committee. put out a number of proposals for Men. - Wed. 8 am - 5 pm Applicants must indicate how public discussion, including Tues. - Thurs. 8 am - 8 pm much their proposal will cost but regulating buyers. Thornhill study don't have to include a budget Fri. 8 am - 1 pm breakdown. But according to task force re- The applications are being ac- search officer Nelly de Geus, cepted by community council analysis of those comments won't one step closer member Kathy MacDonald at fax be ready until November, at the Please call 635.1213 for an appointment. ANOTI-~R S'I~P on the road to would go about getting public number 638-5434 up until 4 p.m. earliest, and serious organization the long awaited study on how opimon, he added. Sept. 16. won't come till much later. Thornhill should be governed has Meanwlule, next Thursday They'll be reviewed Sept. 19 by been taken. Dease Lake and area residents the local steering committee and Today was the deadline for six have their first public meeting on will then be forwarded to the consultancy firms to make sub- possible restructuring for that regional body. missions to the Kitimat-Stikine unincorporated Hwy37 North Those interested in the applica- regional district. community. tions and other information can ANArUAL GENERAL Economic development officer Although the money for that find them at the front desk of Andrew Webber said the process and study is channeled Northwest Community College or proposals will be examined by a through the Kitimat-Stikine on top of the book ease near the regional district committee next regional district, said it is not shelves containing recent book MEETING week. directly involved in the process. arrivals at the public library. It is expected to make a recom- mendation on which eomultant to hire and that in turn will for- • of the warded to regional distflet diree- tom at their Sept. 16-17 meeting. Bavarian Inn Restaurant Webber said the terms of The frIendlIest "inn" townl ~.~ reference call for the successful Make our PlaCe "Your Place" to enjoy an evening bidder to complete the study T RA( ,E REGIONAL of intimate dining with reasonable pdcesl . . ... witldn six months. It will look at a variety of issues including current property assess- HEALTH ments, level of services and im- plicatiom for taxpayers of any ,¢..,,._ .,,~.___ ...... ~.C,----.~_.=:.;.~r_.5" change in the local government system. CARE SOCIETY While the study will con- centrate on the financial nuts and bolts of options like independent incorporation or amalgamation with Terrace, Webbcr said the Thursday, September 15, 1994 consultant will also report on the feelings of the public. In their proposals, the bidders are supposed to outline how they 8:00 PM FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER Survey BROILED GARLIC CHICKEN PENNE "]'HEPOUNDER Guest Speakers: Helmut Giesbrecht, MLA Skeena and SHRIMPS sliced chicken breast one pound of fresh from Pdnce sauteedin a spicy steamedPdnce Judith McLean, Coordinator for the growing Rupert, served with tomatosauce & Rupert shrimp & Community Health Council Steering Committee AN ESTIMATED 1,500 to 2,000 saffron rice & served on 2asta baked potato people have responded so far to peppers penne $16.50 Skeeraa Reform MP Mike Scott's $16.50 $14.50 survey sent out in his first Education Room, Mills Memorial Hospital householder. Open For Lunch For Reservations - The publication asked con- Tuesday.Fdday 11:30 a,m.- 2:00 p.m, 635-91 61 4720 Haugland Avenue stituenis for their views on two is- Dinner sues -- gun control and doctor- ~Monday • Sunday5:00 p,m.. 11:00 p,m. 4332 Lakelse - Terrace assisted su,.cide. "They're still trickling in, one or two a day," said Colleen Davis, Scott's constituency as- sislant. i !!i!i i !iii i!i i!i ¸ ili!: i ii!ii i! !:! iii!i ii She said they plan to begin sort- ing through the responses and tabulating them later this month. THIS YEAR LAST YEAR DALLY RECORDS August MAX, MIN. PCPN SUN MAX. MIN. PCPN SUN MAX, YEAR MIN. YEAR PREClP. YEAR 27 26.5 8,5 11,7 15.6 9.6 0,4 0,1 28.5 1986 5 1,957 27.7 1966 Meeting 28 27.7 9.7 10.5 19,5 10.6 8.7 31,1 1974 5 1955 27.2 1960 29 19.3 13,1 TR 2.2 23 7.4 12,2 31,1 1974 4.4 1957 24.4 1960 notes 30 23.4 9.2 3.6 4.0 22.4 8.3 11.3 32,8 1974 4,4 1957 25.4 1954 TOMORROW IS World Literacy 31 18.3 10.0 0.4 7.4 23.4 10.5 5.9 32,8 1974 2,8 1973 27.4 1984 Day and it'll be noted at noon Sept. 1 18.5 5.7 4.4 6.4 24.7 11,3 12.6 32,2 1974 5,7 1994 14.7 1969 with a reading and story telling 27.3 10.7 L 12.1 31,7 1974 4,4 1960 40.4 1973 circle. 2 10.9 7,3 13.4 0.1 The event takes place at the Terrace Women's Resource Centre. ROAD REPORT BROUGHT TO YOU BY: All are Invited. During the week of August 15th watch for mowers working Highway 16 west; NECHAKO ~/~""~'----- ***** patching crews on Highway 16 East and Highway 37 south. Also watch for crews /~~~ NORTHCOAST Those interested in learning working on bridges on Highway 16 West and Highway 37 south. Please watch for and more ahem the provincial govem- CONSTRLJCTION SERVICES mcnrs plan to regulate the pine obey traffic control signing. To report road hazards, call 638.8383 during office mushroom picking industry are hours. After hours, please call 1-800 665.5051. /7 invited to a public meeting Sept. Your Road Maintenance Contractor 14. q:here's a prim project going on between the province and the An Environmental Citizenship Message From Environment Canada Nisga'a Tribal Council. Many of our communities chlorinate their drinking water to kill bacteria, Although chlorination can also form harmfull by-pr0ducts, its benefits are much The meeting takes place in the greater than the small risk of health effectsfrom these compounds, Skeeru~ II room at the Terrace Inn and it starts at 7 p,m, The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 7, 1994 - A3 Ouch! Wasp -- -- m News In Brief numbers up Strain injuries probed placed near where wasps enter BLAME IT on the summer's hot THE GROWING problem of repetitive strain injuries and soffets so it's tracked back to the weather. Or a mild winter without ergonomics, the science of dealing with physical tasks, are the sub- nest or a deadly powder. killing cold temperatures. Or jcct of two meetings here this month. Exposed nests are best handled maybe it's just one of those years. First up Sept. 14 is a Workers' Compensation Board session be- Whatever the reason, it's been a by a spray aimed directly at a fore a panel struck to hear opinions on its planned ergonomics nest. There are even wasp traps banner season for wasps. regulations that'll affect small and large businesses. and an old-fashioned remedy '4W--~ went through about six Those regulations were the subject of a Terrace and District placing a sweet pop in a shallow cases of spray in about 10 days," Chamber of Commerce luncheon last week at which a Council of said Maureen Gent from the Ter- container which attracts wasps in Forest Industries representative warned of the costs of dealing with race Co-op Garden Centre last the hope they'll fall in and drown. the new regulations. week. Tackling a nest or approaching The Sept. 14 session is open to the public but those planning on a crack in a wall or soffet opening "It's definitely worse than last speaking to the panel should book time by calling the WCB's leading to a nest can be tricky, year. There seem to be a lot of regulation review office in Richmond at 1-800-661--2112, toll-free. says PCO employee Craig St. them around," she said. This session takes place at the Inn of the West, beginning at I p.m. Clair. The problem can be particularly and ending at 7 p.m. bad this time of year as wasps "They usually have a guard," The second session is sponsored by the Terrace Women's said St. Clair who adds that .grow in size and as their numbers Resource Centre and takes place Sept. 29, at 7:30 p.m., at the wasps are as organized as ants. increase to provision nests for the centre. Margaret Dediluke will speak on repetitive strain injuries Co-op's Gent learned fa'om ex- coming winter. and their consequences. While most people find wasp perience that knocking down a nests under eaves or under soffets nest and then sealing it in plastic or in attics, they also burrow into doesn't work. Jade City looking up the ground, says Gent. "They go into suspended ONCE IT had a gas station, restaurant and souvenir-type store. But Individual, nest populations can animation. Even two weeks later, when Cassiar closed and the people moved away, the fortunes of reach 10,000. 'when the kids opened the bag a Jade City, located on Hwy37 near the turn off to Cassiar, turned PCO, a pest control service, has couple of inches, they started downward. Although the store is still there, the gas station and also reported a busy wasp season, buzzing. The wasps weren't restaurant closed. says dispatcher Lohnny Strelaeff. happy campers," said Gent. Now the fortunes of Jade City may change a little bit for the bettor "It's been pretty active all And unlike bees, wasps don't because the highways ministry wants to move the camp for the its over,"• says Strelaeff of activity sting -- they bite and bite highways maintenance company there from Cassiar. in north and central B.C. repeatedly when a victim is ALL DECKED out and with plenty of places to go is Craig St. Going in this fall are concrete pads for four mobile homes, septic She says it's not unusual to found. Clair of PCO, a pest control service. It's been a banner season and water systems, installation of a temporary generator and a foun- handle up to 12 wasp calls a day. One remedy is to wash the bite for wasps and that mesh headpiece, coveralls and gloves protect dation for a bunkhouse. Dealing with wasps calls for a with warm water and soap and him from harm. In the rubber bulb is a poison powder that's ef- The idea is that employees of Yellowhead Road and Bridge will variety of chemicals, from foam then apply underarm deodorant. fective against nests hidden from view. move to Jade City before winter hits. Eventually, maintenance shops and a garage will also be located there. Fish habitat threatened PROVINCIAL CONSERVATION officers am warning private Logging plans draw interest landowners to not damage fish bearing streams running through their property. Officers say they have investigated several complaints and have NORTHWESTERNERS are were also generally happy with fined t0 that. Estimating only one in four who found the potential for Fisheries Act violations. In particular they're pretty knowledgeable when it the way it was presented. Pointing to the spot on the map, stopped at the display signed the worried that some landowners have logged fight up to the edges of comes to forestry. Even so, there had been sugges- one visitor asked, "Is there good visitors' book, he pointed out streams, bringing about the possibility of damage to stream beds But it's no surprise to Rick there were still 66 signatures at tions on how it could be im- fishing in that lake?" Brouwer, the Skeena Cellulose proved including a few more Brouwer said the next step is to and increased siltation. the end of the session. The Fisheries Act carries the possibility of fines of up to $300,000 (SCI) forester who organized a While Terrace residents ac- photos and making the exact take comment sheets filled out by recent mall display of the compa- counted for the majority, location of proposed cut blocks visitors, add SCI's responses to and jail sentences. Officers are also disturbed at increasing reports of backcountry ny's latest logging plans. Brouwer said people from the clearer. those comments and forward that roads being littered with household garbage and other debris. The plans for the area reaching Queen Charlottes to the Nass and Brouwer explained a lot of package to the forest service. Those spotted doing so can have their vehicle licence plate num- north to the Nass Valley outline Smithers were among the sig- people wanted to know "Where That should happen within the ber reported to the local environment ministry office or to the SCI's proposed cutting plans to natories. is that (eutblock) in relation to next week. regional one in Smithers. Violations carry a $2,000 maximum fine. the end of the century, And even tourists from Vic- where I live." He expected to hear from the Having looked after a number toria, Edmonton and Newfound- Those suggestions would be in- district office within a month of public comment sessions over land stopped to look over the plan corporated in next year's display, from then as to which blocks had been approved, conditionally ap- Geothermal project expands the years, Brouwer described this and ask questions. he added. THE ENERGY ministry has issued a now lease to Meager Creek latest as "one of the better ones While questions ranged across proved or put on hold until the Pleased to see the company dis- Development C0rp, increasing its leasehold area for a proposed in terms of the questions asked." the entire spectrum of forestry is- company came up with a.revised playing its plan in such a public geothermal power project by nearly five times to almost 2,000ha. "The level of int~e-gt-frbm place -- usually such sessions are sues from bio-diversity to the size. proposal, that addressed specific ~l~assers-by was also high. held in rented rooms -- people of clear cuts, they weren't con: ~ concerns. • PPERSID Caleo Computers Inc. 2891 Clark Street in Thornhill RatineShack @ ph. 635-6624 Fax 635-9506 DIVISION ~)-i~N ~ 1.311~I..D-'IF.E 4640 Keith Avenue phone (604) 635-7767 or 635-7886 Terrace, B.C. V8G 4K1 Fax (604) 635-7174

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With the government living on borrowed money -- money that increasingly besieged tax- ~1~ payers are ultimately responsible for paying back -- citizens should surely have thought those in power would have held back from the temptation i % I,,, to pat themselves on the back. Then again, perhaps this is a sign of something we should all recognize. It's a matter of pride. B.C. has one of the finest park systems if not the finest -- in North America. Anybody who has taken to the road and ex- plored the park systems of neighbouring pro- vinces and states yearns for what B.C.'s parks have to offer. In the more developed parks, there's easily accessible potable water, pretty Reform MP ,)astigated darn decent outhouses or flush toilets and the screening process is per- showers, free firewood, individual camping VICTORIA -- Just what is it fast-tracking former guerrillas, that attracts such ignoramuses homosexuals and prostitutes fect. It Isn't. The odd un- spots, camp sites for those sometimes too to Preston /¢laaning's Reform from Colombia, and homeless desirable character will slip monstrous motor homes, evening programs in Party? And I emphasize that children suspected of criminal through, assuring big headlines the larger campgrounds and prices that are fairly I'm talking about the federal activity in that country. from coast to coast. But by and Reformers, not Jack Weisger- In an editorial, the Victoria large, the process works. reasonable. her and his B.C. Reform col- Times-Colonist correctly This country's future and its Indeed, new figures from the province indicate leagues. pointed out that Hanger is prosperity are linked directly more than six million visits were made to provin- While the latter are basically forgetting that oppressive to its immigration policy. a reincarnation of the savaged governments call their op- Without immigrants, Canada's cial parks in July, the most every for a one- Social Credit Party, espousing ponents "guerrillas," while future will be bleak. Proof of month period. Overall attendance is up by 20 per acceptable right-of-eentr6 the oppressed masses refer to that can be found in any eco- policies, the federal Reformers them as"freedom fighters." nomic report. Without fail, the cent, to 15 million visits so far this year. The fig- seem to attract an inordinately Hanger also conveniently provinees with the highest ures state that 12 million of the visits were from large number of loonies who forgot that discrimination on population increase, largely HUBERT BEYER British Columbians. Such a vote of confidence is are no credit to the Canadian the basis of sexual orientation due to immigration, register political scene. proved was that he is a moron is prohibited under the British the highest level of prosperity. hard to ignore. Not too long ago, one of the at best and a detestable fear- Columbia Human Rights Act, British Columbia, which federal Reform MPs compared monger at worst. and that the federal govern- leads the country in population native Indians to children "hamigration has opened the ment is planning similar legis- growth, remained pretty well living a life of luxury and lazi- doors wide and hung out a lation. immune to the last recession ness in some tropical paradise. welcome banner for those who And what about children and didn't post one single The fact that the idiot are looking for a patsy nation suspected of "criminal ac- quarter of negative growth. apologized didn't diminish the to call home," Hanger said. tivities" back home? Could it Hanger's fear tactics are effrontery of his remarks. What appeared to prompt his be that they were hungry and deplorable. They cater to the And now, along comes Art asinine remarks was that Cana- stole food to survive? people's lowest instincts. And Healthy future Hanger, Calgary MY and the da Immigration is fast-tracking As for guerrillas and ter- Hanger uses the most wretched Reform Party's immigration some refugee claimants. The rorists, Hanger is either out to of humanity's poor, refugees, critic, telling Canadians that guidelines for this speeded up lunch or deliberately mislead- to further his own pathetic IT USED to be that a measure of progress and Canada is a haven for guer- process consist of profiles of ing the public. Neither guer- career. rillas, terrorists, prostitutes, people from 27 countries who rillus nor terrorists can claim Was he rebuked by his pride in smaller B.C. towns was the size of its homosexuals, petty criminals should be considered for fast- refugee status. They are leader? Not on your life. Man- hospital. The bigger the facility, the bigger its and other misfits. tracking, once questions of screened out by the Immigra- ning actually congratulated budget and the greater its services added up to At a press conference in security have been satisfactori- tion Department prior to him for speaking out. And this Vancouver last week, Hanger ly answered. claimants being referred to the is the party that wants to be major points for residents and for politicians who intended to deliver proof of his Among the guideline profiles board for fast-tracking. Canada's salvation. Pardon me came calling for votes every so often. allegations, but all he really Hanger objected to were those All of which isn't to say that while I bring up. But that's now changed. The town that has the smallest budget and the smallest hospital facility may very well soon be a source of envy. The rea- son? The health care spending boog-a-rama is over what with growing government deficits and a tax-weary public. Loose dogs a oblem Enter a stack of provincial programs all aimed ROAMING DOGS are a , I knuckles on the window to ly the frenzied collie snapped at taking all but the most necessary health care bloody nuisance. They rob shush them. I got as much the final strand and set upon services out of hospitals and into the com- neighbours of sleep, enjoyment sleep as a mother with a new- my two dogs. munities. And there'll soon be local health coun- of their property, and the free- born. Eventually, spurred by my dom to participate without That morning when I drove graphic suggestions rendered cils to make local health care spending decisions. worry. off to keep an 8 a.m. dental ap- at the top of my lungs while All that sounds good in theory. The question is Unfortunately, irresponsible pointment both dogs were at flailing a spare chain to beat whether this'll turn out to be a reality. Aside owners fail to realize this. the Volkswagen intersection off the lunging collie, the They appear to be deaf, and on River Drive, tongues drip. owner anchored the cur to the from the matter of ensuring that community ser- few ever set foot beyond the ping. Because power was out front steps with 20 feet of vices do benefit from a diversion of money away front door without ear keys. in town, I returned home im- chain. Roving dogs are a worry to mediately. By then the two On my next walk, the eollie - from hospitals, we're all going to have to change anyone walking or biking. /- dogs were at SKB, soaked towing a twist of rotten our way of thinking. They are a special worry to from rambling through wet splintered two-by-sixes - piled Hospitals can't be regarded any more as an mothers with young children. d I I l[0111t'-i I [] :! l :~ol~lf.,I N~'J~ weeds. into my dogs while I was still Many a family stroll has ended CLAUDETIE SANDECKI For years I've walked our three houses before its yard. ultimate cure-all for whatever ails us. Emergency in tears and disarray when a dogs only toward the north end In the ensuing melee of teeth, rooms can't be treated as a casual, walk-in health mother and her toddlers were to a stranger after a surly of Dobbte because several claws and chains, I was shoved care supermarket. And we're all going to have to accosted by one or more shepherd dog rushes at him loose dogs live to the south. A down a steep ditch, twisting ranged, barking beasts. from a driveway threatening to leashed animal is bait to an un. my knee. For weeks afterward realize that being smart consumers of health care A leisurely walk shouldn't be crunch his Limbs. confined dog. So unless I'm walking was painful. Today, is just as important as being smart shoppers for turned lnt0 a mute with an Another dog owner ploy is to also willing to ignore the by- that jotnt is crippled by angry, distressed mother hoist- bat their eyes and proclaim, law and let my dogs gallivant, arthritis. anything else we buy. ing aloft to safety 50 pounds of "My dog never leaves the I can expect to be trapped in a Let's hope future pet owners screaming, crying toddlers yard." Really71 bloody skirmish instigated by pay more attention to advice with strangle holds around her Recently two dogs pranced these pugnacious mutts. from Sandy Norman, judge of neck. up and down our street all I recall when I had to Walk the fall fatr's pet show, than Dog owners always say, night. 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The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 7, 1994 - A..=,

CORRESPONDENCE FOR THE TERRACE S'rANDARD MADE IN The Mail Bag

za.f"" • ,•,'a .~ - :~ By MALCOLM BAXTER Groups out of focus •"It Tow DO YOU increase the value of a An open letter to: LJ piece of lumber more than three-fold? Hen. John Cashore, t-'It Easy, run it through the Forwest mill,~ Minister of Aboriginal Affairs, JL ~ the new secondary manufacturing op- I Dear Sin oration across Frank St. from Skeena Sawmills. We have questions about focus group research being done by your Of course, it's not quite that simple, i ! minist~, in this community on attitudes to land claims. The bald figures are impressive: a utility grade: What was the purpose and utility of the research? We understand 2x8 or 2x12 worth $200 US per thousand board feet .... it was to assess attitudes, but how will that information be used? is turned Into a product worth as much as $700 US. We are disturbed that the purpose was never revealed to those par- "~ per thou'. :~ ticipating in the research. : But, as Skeena Sawmills manager Don Chesley What was the process for selecting participants? It appeared that . -i ~ points out, it took three and half years of market de-il the researcher was attempting to select certain types of people. The velopment and a $2 million investment to get there: r questions used to screen participants had racist overtones -, what Even then, it won't work unless you've got the~! was the rationale of this? We understand taat only people witl: wood supply. phones were potential participants. How did the research account In the case of Forwest ~ a joint'venture betweenl for the reality that this method excludes many First Nations people. ~,~miForstar Trading of New Westminster and West ~!:, Also, were researchers aware that many First Nations people t~ID"'- Fraser, Skeena Sawmills parent company ~ the '~':I: would feel they had to represent their vation/commuulty in their wood comes from a successful bid on a Iviorice areal ii: participation and responses. For non-aboriginal people, they tend to timber sale that netted them :l.25,tX:10 cu.m. over a~ ~,i participate as individuals rather than representatives of their com- five year period. Iil munities. How did the research account for this? Not that Forwest fells the trees. They get West~i'i The experience of a focus group participant was that the research Fraser to do that under contract. And those trees i~!!:~!;i questions and process, whether by dl~slgn or not, had the effect of J never actually get here, instead being processed by inciting a negative attitude to land claims settlement. ,west Fraser's PIR mill in Houston. The use of video and audio, with unknown observers behind con- In return for those trees, Skeena Sawmills sup- ,coaled doors, had the effect of creating an unsafe environment. ~ plies an equivalent amount of kiln dried, surfaced- While the researcher guaranteed confidentiality, this was fairly we-sides hemlock and balsam to Forwest. •meaningless as participants were not told who all would have ac- Once in the Forwest door, Chesley said the lum- cess to the data. What does confidentiality mean in this instance? ~er is run through its planer where it is split into Why was written consent for participation not sought from ~0mm and 140ram widths by 40turn. Any that fail participants? It is accepted ethical practice in the conduct of re- o make that thickness are put on one side and later search to obtain informed consent of those participating, Is there no :un through again at 30ram. ' mechanism within your government or ministry for reviewing pro- From the planer, the boards go to the graders. posed research for ethical considerations? 3hesley points out the grading system is different , Why was there no debriefing or educational component to the ?rein the sawmill where they deal with broad grades focus groups? The effect of asking questions of participants is not a that are recognized industry-wide. harmless activity. It acted as an intervention in this community that ....:~ Forwest graders -- there are throe of them now stirred up negative feelings, often based on lack of information. The K D and a fourth is about to be added ~ look at the approach used fosters misunderstanding and misconception. Indi- ...... wood with the individual customer's specifications viduals feelings and emotions are built up based on lack of educa- ~in mind. He explained each has its own limits for tion and awareness. ~~ the type and extent of defects it will accept and the Finally, why wasn't such information as reflected by these ques- graders mark the wood accordingly. That informa-~ L~e, tion shared with participants. The offer to participants to receive the tion is detailed in a spec sheet the graders receive ,~ ~ ~ results of the research through the Freedom of Information Act rang hollow. It did not foster a sense of trust or accountability between before each run. As each board comes to them, they mark theft ~ researcher and participants. Sim.'erely, defects that need to be cut out on its face and the i Northwest Band Social Work students and instructors. grade on the side. i~;~i From there it's on to the Optimizer, a sophistl- ! ),~:~,~,:~ ~t(cated camera-computer eqiaipped saw. The com- Kitlope a slap in the face / 1J ~puter has also beer/fed the specifications for this i Dear Sir:...... ~partieular order including the percentage of lengths~'~ The Kitlope decision is just another slap in the face to the working ~. the customer is looking for. ~i :people of the northwest region of our province. Before this large ~i~ An overhead camera reads off the location of~ ; ' area was set aside, our region already had 12.75 percent of our areP ~. defects and a side-mounted camera reads the grade.I set aside as protected areas. The computer then decides how the best value can We seem to be controlled by outside interests from foreign court. be realized and cuts to lengths accordingly. tries. Eco-trust and Vice president Al Gore seem to have more input Once cut, the pieces head down a conveyor belt with our provincial •government than do the g0.od, citizens:'wl~b' llk,o . . where, s e~0z~ automatical!y, kick them off into, the and work in this area. .... :~ ai~i~ropfiate biii. The ouifeed from the 'saw is In recent years South Moresby has been set aside as well as the capable of running 700 feet per minute. Tatshenshini. Two very large area with the potential for many jobs From the bin they are stacked in readiness for for our children. Alas this is not to be. • packaging but before that happens, Chesloy points Our region is becoming sot aside to be the recreation are~i for the out, there is one more check. "Every person piling elite from all over the w,orld. Areas where the local p¢@le find it has the option to regmde," he explains. very difficult and expensive to get to. The range of product includes clears 3ft-Tft long Don Chesley There was a grizzly bear hunting moratorium placed on the Kit- for doors and windows, spindle stock both in clears lope Valley because of "government to government'"nogotiatiov,3 and #'2, and finger joints in both clear and a lower Forwest employs 16 hourly paid workers and two staff but he notes there are also another seven by the Haisla. core grade. Last year there was a regional wildlife committee formed meeting Japan is the destination for 65 per cent Of For- workers at Skeena Sawmills whose jobs are depen- in Smitbers. This was open to anyone who chose tO apply and ha.~ west's product with the U.S. accounting for another dent on the Forwest operation -- they sort, strip good representation from across the region. Special invitations were 20 per cent while the rest goes Io B.C. customers. and kiln dry the wood for the value-added plant. sent to all the band councils but none of those groups chose to at- Last,week the firs't three shipments were being And, Chesley emphasizes, those are jobs that used tend. This committee was not consulted prior to the moratorium loaded at the port of Vancouver. to belong to workers in the Lower Mainland. Over .. ~i "- , being instituted. At full stretch, the plant can produce 40,000 ft. the three and half years developing the l markets There is also a Kahtm South resource committee in Terrace that per shift. Chesley says it's running at about 70 per Forwest now supplies, he explains, the same wood! :' has boon meeting for several years. This committee has boon deal- cent of its design level now but Ihat'll change over from Skeena Sawmills was being shipped south to " ing with numerous land use concerns in our area. We discussed the the next five or six weeks as they work the bugs be turned into the same product in plants there. provinces ('PAS) protected area strategy at length but there was not out. And once everything is running smoothly, he As for future growth, "We're going to explore a consensus. The majority was opposed to any more large areas hopes to offer tours, particularly for local school every avenue for expansion, but we'll need the being set aside. wood to do that." groups. This committee was not consulted either, proper to the decision to set aside the Kitlope, more jobs lost. The government of the day says that they are consulting, but with GRADERS MAKE their marks (left) asanother order:goes whom. In our region there are many groups of volunteer com- through the new Forwest value-added operation. Grading is mittees either elected (Kalum south) or appointed (Nisga'a third done on a customer-specific basis then it's up to a sophisti- party advisory board) that arc being totally ignored while other self cated camera-computar set-up to ensure the wood is cut in appointed lobby groups seem to have direct access to the the most economical way. At right, the cut pieces leave the politicians. saw on a conveyor belt where small arms automatically kick When will our governments (.provincial and federal) start listening them off into the appropriate bin, The mill has provided 25 to the majority or the citizens in our area. jobs that would otherwise go to Lower Mainland workers. Gil Payne, Regional President, B.C. Wildlife Federation, errace~ B.C.

THE START IS FOR PEOPLE LEARNING TO READ The Start Lots of wasps Watch outl Be careful when you are outside this year. That's because there are lots of wasps out there ibis year. They become more active in late summer. What they are doing is getting ready for winter. And they are also getting bigger. Stores have been selling lots of cans of spray to deal with the wasps. People have also been calling pest control com- panies. Wasp nests can be found under the overhang of a house. They can also be found inside, walls. If you can see a nest, it is easier to spray it. If a nest is hidden, poison powder can be used. That way, wasps will take the powder back to the nest. Dealing with wasps can be dangerous. While bees sting, wasps bite. This means they can bite several times and that can hurt. Some nests can hold up to 10,000 wasps, They also can sur- vive winters. A6 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 7, 1994

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'errace ~tandard, Wednesday, tSeptember 7, 1994 - A7 Local counselling called minimal Abortion access panned ACCESS TO contraception and with a local because they are difference to the muscle ten- local anesthesia,"Dr. Linsaid. abortion services needs improve- aware of what's happening and sion," said Lin. "The difference Because there is presently no ment outside the Lower Main.- can deal with the grieving process is that it's cheaper for the minis- obstetrician or gynecologist in land, according to a report betler," said Werker. "In all try because, physicians can give Terrace, he said that a minimal released by a provincial health respects, complications nf abor- locals and they don't have to pay amount of abortion counselling is ministry's task force, tion with local anesthesia are for anesthetist to administer the Called Realizing Choices, the t'ewer." general." available forwomen. report is also critical of the quali- But Dr. Philip Lin, Mills He said most women receive "There is probably not an aw- ry of abortion services available Memorial Hospital's chief-or'- general anesthesia during abor- ful lot of pre- and post-abortion to women in B.C.. staff and anesthetist, said the tions at Mills Memorial. counselling other than from pub- While the report praises St. report's support for local "Partly, general is used because lie health workers," said Dr. Lin. Mary's Hospital in Seehelt and anesthetics is unfounded, of patient preference and partly "In the hospital right now Vancouver Island's Cumberland "If you administer appropriate because most practitioner's in counselling is fairly Health Centre for providing high- general -anesthetic, it makes no town don't have the training to do rudimentary." quality abortion services, the ser- vicehospitals,,failstomeasureup.,,. at most other B.C. Hush hush eeti g held To improve abortion services, m m n Important Notice the task force report recommends that abortiom be performed under NORTHERN REPRESENTA- invited to the September 11-12, were not seen to be particularly for ,,,.,no TEL local rather that general 'lIVES attended a meeting with a 1993 meeting to discuss how to sympathetic or were not providers anesthetic and patients be pro- B.C. health task force last Sep- improve abortion services and of the service," Dr. Werkersaid. Terrace Area vided with pre- and post-abortion ternber in Prince George to dis- availibility to contraception. Mills Memorial chief executive counselling, cuss improving quality and access "The question is not whether officer Michael Leisinger said he The use of general anesthesia to contraception and abortionser- these services should be provided was not even reformed about the Customers during the abortion procedure in- vices in B.C.. -- it's how to make them better," task force's existence. ' creases the risk to the patients, But the health ministry cannot Dr. Werker said. "Pro-lifers were "I personally wasn't ap- said task force member Dr. release the names of those local not invited to the meetings be- preached by these people," said BC TEl, would like to inlorm all TarraceResidenls Denise Werker. people because all participants at cause they have no 'interest in Leisinger. "I don't know.whether that effective immediately all phone numbers wilh "When you put a woman under the meeting were guaranteed promoting access so what would that says .something about their the prefix "635" and "638" can haye the sam0. general anesthesia, the uterus anonymity, be the value of their input?" perception of us or not." last four digits. When placing a call please muscles relax, increasing the risk "We can't release the names of Only people "sympathetic" to While he belieVes that the Con- use the correct three digit prefix. of perforating the uterine wall people'involved because we don't increasing access were invited to sultation should have involved For rrmre inlbrmation call your local BC TEL oMce. and allowing more blood loss," want to create problems for these the meeting, including people from all sides of the issue, said Werker. people," said task force member physicians, health care workers Leisinger said he understands An abortion under local Dr. Denise Werker. "Inlight of and women'sgroups, shesaid, why the task force promised anesthetic is also less stressful the hostile climate, people needed Hospitals were only invited if anonymity to participants. ' TEL psychologically than under gener- to feel safe in order to have an task force members knew them to "I can certainly see that, in or- al anesthetic, Werker added, open and honest discussion about be pro-choice, der to generate open and "From a psychological aspect, these issues." "In some communities, hospi- forthright discussion, people need a woman retains more control Dr. Werker said 30 people were tals were not invited because they to be anonymous," he said.

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iii • 24 HOUR GAS & DIESEL CA SYSTEM (card lock located in Kltw Terrace, Smlthem, Hazelton and Ns~ Kltlmat) ,i • Complete line of Lube Oils a Greases - !,II !i • HT Lubricants/Motor 011 ' Your Decor OSCHUK I Terrace: Tel: 635,2066 Terrace Carpet Centre Ltd. , Fax: 635-3453 AGENCIES Kibmat. .... Tel: 632-2744 3202~Munroe Street at Hwy 16 Wl Terrace 51-38 Keith Avenue Smithers'- Tel: 847-2522 ' 635-2976 1-800-665-1657 Terrace, B.C. VSG i I I I • •i ii¸II¸¸%•[I¸I,¸ ¸' i 7• :';~ : • ' • A8 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 7, 1994 .., ,1D,- D BUSINESS REVIEW Wage subsidies helped Student job search went well STUDENTS FOUND 222 jobs find casual work," Karlash said, per hour. with the local Canada Employ- "But most post-secondary stu- Most students found jobs in ment office this summer, accord. dents found work eventually." sales and service, said Karlash, ',:/~j) ~. ing to student employment officer She said the majority of jobs for working in restaurants and stores. Special of the Month Nlcld Karlash. post-secondary students were While 'the student employment While that number is up slightly Challenge and BC 21 positions in of:rice officially closed July 29, 2 LARGE PIZZA'S • from last year's total of 219, less which the federal and provincial Karlash said 28 students were than one-third of the 222 jobs governments split the cost of the placed the first two weeks of Au- 3 toppings for only: were full,time. student's wages with the gust. Most of these full-time post- employer. Because the office opened late lions, said Karlash, went to" post- Through the BC 21 student on May 5and closed early at the secondary students. summer employment program, 32 end of July, Karlash feels getting Fourty,three of the positions students were employed in Ter- 222 students jobs made this sum- ;iiiiii !,: {niek-un nrd~.m nnlv~ were part-time while 117 were race, according to program coor- mer successful. casual work lasting five days or dinator Christine I-Iiggimon. "We could have done better less. The provincial government coy. frith mor~ time but we beat last "A lot of high school students ered half of each student's wages year's numbers in a shorter time couldn't find work or could only up to a maximum of four dollars period," said Karlash. Nicki Karlash

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[] Rings of steel i FABRICATION ON the large tanks at Petrocan's new bulk plant behind Irlybird went a little dif- ferently than has been the case with similar projects up here. Instead of building from the ground up using a crane to place tank rings one top of the other, a hydraulic system was used. That meant the cap of the tank was assembled first, then lifted and plates forming a ring were L then moved into position. The process was completed until, as shown here, the last plates for the ground level ring were installed. Terrace Steel and the design/engineering firm of HyPOWER collaborated on the four hydraulic hoisting devices. Project contractor is Gord HAIRBUSTERS Dunn Enterprises of Alberta. And that's Quesnel welder TerP/Donaldson working on finn, as- sembly of the ground level rings. Skeena Mall Terrace 635-2432

PETROCAN IS sending up an of- tidal and the public's invited to " WINTER WONDERLAND 94/95. an appreciation day as the Tymnschuk Agency notes 25 years of being in the bulk plant Out & About business tomorrow. SKI TERRACE The official, Greg Nanton from It is time to start preparing for the upcoming Ski Season. When the snow Vancouver, will give the agency a the service area covers stretches cause they could draw income flies, you want your advertising already in place for maximum impact. plaque to help commemorate its to Burns Lake. from other sources to finance quarter-century mark. ~r'k ~r ~r ~r reclamation projects. Tymosehuk Agencies starte~t in Companies with only one oper- "k" "k "k ~- -k SKI TERRACE 94/95 WILL BE THERE[ 1969 when John and Jan Tymos- ating mine will get a tax break THE UNIVERSITY of Northern Our colourful, information filled booklet will carry Shames Mountain and chuk began as an agent for B/A under a new provincial govern- British Columbia (UNBC) is put- other wintertime activity information to the entire Northwest inclt/ding: which was just about to be ab- ment plan. ting on a symposium on natural Terrace Prince Rupert ThornhiU sorbed by Gulf Oil Canada. They'll be allowed tax deduc- resource management Oct. 17-19 Smithers Kitimat Burns Lake What was a single-axle truck tions on trust funds set up to at its Prince George campus. The Hazeltons Houston operation soon became a truck handle reclamation costs when Discussions will focus on land and pup trailer operation servtc. the mine closes. use plaming and resource alloca- Plus many other communities throughout the Northwest ing an area just south of the "The provincial Mines Act has tion and involve representatives .Yukon border over to Kitwanga allowed companies to set up these of government, academics, indus- In addition the booklet will be available at travel Info centres in Central B.C. and Alaska. and south down the Douglas reclamation trust funds for some try, natives and interest groups. Channel. time," said mines minister Anne Speakers will include Stephen John passed away in September Edwards. "But because of the tax Owens, chairman of the Commis- FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: 1990 and the family continued on implications of funding them, sion of Resources and the En- TERRAC. E I in the business. mining companies were reluctant vironment (CORE). 4647 Lazelle Ave, Terrace, BC V8G lS8 Petrocan took over Gulf Oil in to put money into them." For more information, contact Phone 6o4-638- 7283 1984 and in :1.993, the agency Companies with more than one Kathy Lloyd at UNBC (960- Fox 604-638-8432 took over responsibility for the mine also had an .advantage be- 5836). STANDARD Smithers trade area. There are now eight truck and pup trailer units in the fleet and Q NCERN ED ABOUT . /~/. _Businessman/_ H RISING COSTS B ESCRI PTI O N S! .ET us s.ow YO U H OW TO REDUCE YOUR COST... • JOIN OUR "~/;~ Your prescr!ption w!ll be filled by a licenced pharmacist and sent to WI LCC I % you by courier. :, To New Students FREE DELIVERY Our Campus Welcome will increase business profits by reaching student customers in FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL J a friendly manner, Your gift in our Campus Packet will help orientate stu. dents to the shopping and hot, I;nel services olfered in this commu, nity. -80~489-3784 I • waltz ~L 638-1996j 632,-7"/116,,, ,~ ~ • East Coast Swing ~'L~ :~" ~. • u ~ ~ ~ ~, ~ ~~ ~ CONTACT ELAINE CRAIG 635-3018 The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 7, 1994 - A9

Court JUST .gL. -#-&C:~. Police Beat MOVED? Specializing in Water WellraJ/n DDrilling ''lling 'I~I report - Soil Sampling .,Mineral Exploration - Air Rotary Drilling - Pile Driving HERE ARE convictions - Blast Hole Drilling up to 12 1/4" resulting from recent cases Thieves steal car stereo heard in Terrace provincial THIEVES BROKE into two vehicles parked behind West Point FREE ESTIMATES court: Rentals on the night of Aug. 30. 24 HOURS I June 14 RCMP said a compact disc player, amp and speakers were stolen For Morelnformalion 635 7877J Jerry Lee Quock pleaded from one vehicle and a radar detector was stolen from the other ~,. Please Call or Fax Doug at: - guilty to impaired driving. He vehicle. Phone was fined $450 and is Also taken from the same yard was a jet ski valued at $1,000. E!a!ne 635-3018 prohibited from driving for Cpl. Jim Havixbeck said the stereo equipment was valued at ap- Dla[;~ 638-8576 one year. proximately $3,000, ...... K~lly ,638-7797 June 15 Anyone who may have seen a pickup truck in the area that night is I GIIilan 635-3044 John Carlos Fernandes asked to contact the Terrace RCMP, he added. pleaded guilty to marijuana cultivation. He was sentenced Police seize cocaine to one day in jail and was fined $3,500. Femandes was A 22-YEAR-OLD Terrace man is facing a series charges after also sentenced to three days in being arrested for cocaine possession. Neff Lenard Strain is charged with possession of a restricted jail and a $150 fine for nar- Our Hostess' cotic possession. weapon, possession of a stolen vehicle, possession of a narcotic for June 16 the purpose of trafficking, and forcible entry into a residence. Gifts and Irving Alexander Barton RCMP Cpl. Rob McKay said a police officer on routine patrol Information are stopped the van the suspect was driving on Aug. 24. pleaded guilty !o narcotic pos- the Key to Your "lie recognized the individual and realized the person didn't tit session and possession of a New Community narcotic for the purpose of with the vehicle," McKay said. trafticldng. He was sentenced Computer checks confirmed the 1993 Ford Aerostar van was .•,•"-. . '~' ._ , -" to one day in jail and one year stolen, on probation. As soon as the van stopped, the man made a break for it. Randy George Kerr pleaded "lie bolted into a stranger's home and that's where he was ap- guilty to assault. He was prehended," MeKay said. TNI! vorum~R given a suspended sentence Police seized one ounce of cocaine -- worth about $2,000 -- and F BUREAU and six months on probation. a .44 calibre Smith and Wesson revolver, which had been stolen June 17 from a home in Prince George in 1992. David Eli Spalding pleaded VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES guilty to impaired driving. He Donators told to be beware Sexual Assault Line was fined $650 and is PEOPLE BEING contacted by phone to give donations to charities Volunteers needed for phone lines, prohibited from driving for should be extra cautious -- particularly if its an organization For.fitrther i,~lbrmation phone: one year. emotional support, and accompani- they've never heard of before, say Terrace RCMP. ment. 4 hours per week and some BC Parks (604) .V28-4494 June 21 "There are some very good and legitimate organizations out there Fisheries mid ()¢eatts (604) Oh(,-7013 evening work. Office Skills an asset. Everett Paul Clayton but there are others who aren't. Over the phone, you never know. I pleaded guilty to two counts Training starts in October. For i#/brmarion about routes aml certainly would say I won't donate unless you send me information 1994 nearby a((ot;tmodaliot! see yollr , of assault. He was sentenced in the mail or in person. Take a second look," said RCMP Staff Child DevelopmentCentre nearest 7burist Information Centr e. " to 7 days in jail and one year Sergeant John Veldman. Several volunteers needed to share on probation. Veldman made the comments after the dataeltment and city hall this position- help feed and dress a : ~ i i' ?: June 24 began taking phone calls from people curious about the legitimacy delayed child, and do preparation for and Oceans etOceans. : Nora Minnie Fred pleaded of several organizations conducting phone campaigns in this area. guilty to two counts of theft He said fraudulent groups operating by phone are pretty well im- the swimming pool. 9-11 a.m. Mon.- :~,#= (,ol 5po.~o¢ ' " " ' under $1,000. She was fined possible to trace and then prosecute. Fri. to staff mid Sept. Can you help i-i ;I $100. Veldman also said people could ask the organization to send a one day per week? ; : Weyerhaeuser ~, = : ' James Oliver Haugland was financial statement so they can determine how much of the money • Company Foundation ...... *"* convicted of impaired driving. that is collected goes to charitable work. '"You can ask and for any- Contact', He was fined $500 and is one who isn't anyone, this will shut them up completely," he Mary Alice Neilly or prohibited from driving for Lovina Tyler ~[~1~ I.=~rge alL( i(,Itl ( added. ! "~/Canada Inc 'IFR(:al one year. " Seafoods ',=,. ~ ,..',.. ,.., .. " :' Neff Robert Irwin pleaded TERRACE guilty to public mischief and VOLUNTEER BUREAU MIOL^ND W^LWYN i," fraud over $1,000. He was The New Lennox Gas Fireplace. I!!i!!~:~ (acrossfrom TotemFurniture) fined $400. 638-1330 0(5~'*~ Ilia $13 1~33 •" Gary Todd Wilson aka Car- riere pleaded guilty to failing It's Part Science Digest and to appear in court. He was sentenced to 14 days in jail. Part Romance Novel He was also convicted and sentenced to six months in prison for breaking and enter- -~- A Le.no× G~s Fi,-epl~ee ing. June 27 . mmll Bradley Maufice Nazamk ' " e×pe~ise,,,id~ ~he aml~ienoe pleaded guilty to assault. He was fined $500. ot.~ fi,,opl~oe.Ghoose ~he ~,:ameto fit your John C. Ross was convicted ,hoot] ,~,,~J a cles~gn iofit ~ou," c~eoor. Just JUST IN TIME FOR BACK TO SCHOOL! of impaired driving. He was fined $450 and is prohibited COMPUTER DESKS STENO CHAIRS MATE'S BEDS from driving for one year. Patricia Beatrice Wright FROM FROM pleaded guilty to uttering a forgery. She was given a ~ive yOU stzolla'i~ii~[eeii~,g? LENNO~ 159 suspended sentence and nine ;~:~ i~ months on probation. ~~.':~a~- "~: ,~; ". " l/.':' : Diedrich Fehr was con- vieted of one count of im- 635-7158 paired' driving and one count !~] of disqualified driving. He L 635-4770 was sentenced to two years iili or fax less a day in prison and is THE PLUMBING & HEATING PROFESSIONALS iii szs-s~s~ ~EASONABLE RATES . BONDED GASFI'i-rE~S prohibited from driving for 4 DRAWER CHESTS STUDENT'S DESKS three years. FROM MARINEROUTBOARDS & '199

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I AIO - The Terrace Standard Wednesday, September 7, 1994 11 Sewer lines LUCKY DOLLAR BINGO Council SEPTEMBER1994PALACE SEPTEMBER1994

almost full SUNDAY JI MONDAY I • TUESDAh EXPLODING DEVELOPMENT "If all the lots were developed Terrace Big Hoeplce on the bench is starting to fill up at the same time and put on that 747 Air Brothers and Shorts Sisters 3 ~,,,_~L._ some city sewer lines. sewer system we would be at ca- Cadets Kinsmen Nlsga'a Tribal The Thomas St. line connects to pacity," said councillor Ed Terrace Heart & Stroke Council.Terrace Lane closure the Kenney St. sewer- and that Graydon. "But we don't want to Anti.Poverty Foundation approved line is getting close to capacity, say no to any developers up there. Terrace 0 TerraceArt says city director of engineering [ don't think that would send a 4 5 6 7 Liltte Canadian Association COUNCIL VOTED Aug. 22 to ParentsCoalition Terrace Paraplegic Stew Chrlstensen. very positive message." Terrace Theatre Terrace approve the closure of a lane for the Minor Kermode Peaks "When we have heavy rains Council instead decided to ac- Advancement Soccer between Thomas and Bruce in of Education Hockey Friendship Gymnastics Terrace Nisga'a Tribal we're close to maximum on Ken- celerate plans for a Mcconnell Terrace Figure the face of protests from neigh- in Terrace Association Society - Anti.Poverty Council.Terrace Skating nay St," Christensen added. Ave. branch sewer line to draw hours. That had some city councillors some of the Thomas flow into the 5 Orderof 17 Kltselos Michael l.,eisinger and Bar- 11 2Terrace 13 Royal 6 Canadian discussing the possibility of Floyd-Mountainvista line. Parents Coalition 1 Purple Paraplegic bare and Robert Ames want to for the Minor Kermode C4ommunity Parents For freezing development on some It will likely be a priority item Advancement Volunteer French . buy tl~ee metres of the lane to Hockey Friendship Terrace Nisga'o Tribal parts of the bench, or restricting in the city's 1995 budget, and of Education Bureau Terrace Figure add a strip of land to their in Terrace Association Society Anti.Poverly Council.Terrace new connections, until more they might spread the cost of the Skating properties, allowing them to sewer capacity is in place. project out over two years. Order of AI Y0ulh 2 3Canadian &t, Ambaslador create a new lot. Planning committee members Administration is investigating 18 20 Royal But the idea came under fire ParentsCoaliSon 19Ter,ace 21 Terrace Purple Paraplegic in the end decided the situation the options and likely costs of the for the Minor Kermode Peaks Kinette Club from residents who said the Advancement Nisga'a Tribe] isn't dire enough to warrant project. Hockey Friendship Gymnastics Terrace Search & lane is important as a place to of Education Council.Terrace in Terlace Association Society Anti.Poverty Rescu.e Sac. dispose of snow in the winter. restrictions yet. 2~ Terrace 9 Terrace n Royal They also feared further de- 25 26 27 U Bheback Ringette ~,O Canadian velopment of the street. ParentsCoalition Terrace Swim Club Association Le,qlon #13 for the Minor Kermode But city engineering director Shames Kitsumkalum Advancement Baseball Friendship Terrace Stew Christeusen told council- of Education Mountain Sisterhood a Association Society Anti.Pover~ lors there should still be plenty in Terlace Ski Club Elders Society of room for snow disposal. [] Roads and Bridges m Resource Development Sat. Afternoon Games Doors 11:30 a.m. Games 12:45 Bruce St. resident Marilyn Evening Games Doors 4:30 p.m. Games 6:15 Davies disputed that. [] Land Development [] Feasibility and "I've lived there 23 years," I Municipal Infrastructure Planning Studies Thurs., Fri., Sat. Late Night Games Doors 9:30 p.m. Games 10:00 p.m. she said, "and I remember the Family Bingo Every Saturday Afternoon LaetWednesday of the month Is DOUBLE BINGO 17-foot snow drifts when we Contact: Patrick A, Bolin, P.Eng., Terrace, B.C. T.V. MONITORS SMOKE REMOVAL AISLE CONCESSION had to phone and ask to have it Phone: 635 7163 Fax: 635 9586 4410 Legion, Terrace 635-2411 trucked away," , J Leisinger called the snow clearing issue "a red herring" and said the laneway is aa eyesore that's full of branches, brambles and garden waste. Councillor David Hull said Overwaitea Foods he was satisfied with the opinion of city staff. Councillors voted 3-1 to pro- ceed to third reading, with councillor Ruth Halleck op- posed. Back to Basics Decision slammed Dairyland A LOCAL businessman isn't Regular Ground Beef impressed with the way city Swiss Style officials decided to carry out the reconstruction of Keith 5 LB CHUB Ave. Yogurts Limit 1. Overlimit $4,90 In an Aug. 23 letter, David selected varieties. 175 g McKeown takes city council to task for turning the job over to i , /Ib city crews instead of putting it Imported, Canada #1 .73/kg s , gs out to tender. "There's nothing objective Ii u)( ) =,cl, or arm's length about it," Value Priced McKeown satd of keeping the Kellogg's Sunrype road project in-house. Sultana Engineering director Stew Sliced Christensen had told council- Corn Flakes Apple Juice lots deadlines for completion 1 Lt. Tetra Pack were pressing. 675 grams Raisins Bread clear unsweetened The city committed to com- white or brown plete the project by March 15, 1995, Christensen told council, to have a better chance of get- ting its $466,666 federal- $ 4s provincial infrastructure grant. Because bad weather /lO0 g precludes paving from late Oc- tober to beyond March, he said, the job had to be done immediately. But MeKeown shoots holes in that argument. "The Keith Avenue work cot,!d have been pro-tendered :~ubject to the money being ap- proved," he wrote. "So the argument that there wasn't enough time is just an argu- mp.,~ "As it stands there's no con- I trois to be sure the taxpayer's receiving value for money," Skeena Mall I he adds. "City government Terrace Skating Club should be out of the road- building business." Chdstensen admits the work CLUBS DAY Registration could have been pro-tendered. HOT DOG SALE But there was so much un- c¢rt:inty regarding whether the Saturday, Sept. 10 Sat. 11 am-5 pm city would get its grant, he said, it just didn't make sense. "I think it's unfair to put it ou.~ to tender if you don't really know you're going to do the work," Christensen said. VL%4 We Accept Visa, "We applied for 22 different • ii grants. If we were going to do : ~i~) : it for one are we going to do It for all 22?" Mastercard & Debit Cards In the end, the city received i federal-provincial infrnstrue. ture grants for just two of the 22 applications k Keith Ave. for Your.ShoppingConvenience plus the city's water wells pro- ject. IT Dl"r City engineers estimate the project will take about 10 weeks to complete. L |lllllmllilll Sale Prices m effect Sept. 7 through Sept. 10, 1994 Meanwhile, Chdstensen says ,.' misunderstanding with Skeena Cellulose has been resolved. The sawmill's log trucks had been spotted detouring around the Keith Ave. construction zone using Agar Ave -- which is not built to withstand heavy Overwa itea FoCI=s loads. Christenscn says loaded log- ging trucks will now be going through the sawmill's log yard In The Skeena Mall, Terrace Phone635-5950 REGULAR Men. - Fri. 9 am - 9 pm -- as both the city and compa- ny luad initially agreed. We Honor All Competitors Coupons At Regular Retail HOURS Sat. & Sun. 9 am- 6 pm The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 7, 1994- B1 .TER.RACE: S:TA' ND RD

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I A WEEKLY CALENDAR OF EVENTS [] Kids day SUNSHINE, ENTERTAIN- What's Up! MENT and food were the order of the day Aug. 27 at Wedaesday~ September 7 the Terrace Women's 747 UNICORN AIR CADET SQUADRON in- Resource Centre's chil- vites young people between 12 and 19 to join the dren's festival held in squadron. The first night is Sept. 7 starting at 6:30 Lower Little Park. On the p.m. and they meet at the Air Cadet Hall at the left, Bert and Gert, charac- airport. For more lnfo call 635-2158. ters prominent in a chil- dren's safety program DIABETIC REFRESHER CLINIC takes place at Mills Memorial Hospital. Call Dana Hill, RN, sponsored by the RCMP, at 635-2211 local 250 or 638-1956. A doctor's greet those who came. referral is required. That's former Terrace Youth Ambassador Glenys Thursday, September 8 George, bottom left, help- NWCC STUDENTS Day of Welcome includes ing out at one of the craft line dancing on the lawn, barbeque, and softball tables while directly below, game. Bring your glove! city councillor Val George does the cake cutting to of- Saturday~ September 10 ficially open the event. With CLUBS DAY takes place in the Skeena Mall. George is Filomena Find out more about local non-profit groups, get involved. Swanson, one of the event's key organizers: September 10-11 TERIL~CE LI'ITLE TItEATRE holds audi- tions at 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday for their fall production ~ Design for Murder by Oeorge Bat- son or Off With His Head by Frank Priore. Audi- lions open to males and females from late teens to 50s, no experience necessary. For more info call 638-1215

Monday~ September 12 BREAST FEEDING SUPPORT GROUP meets at 8 p.m. at the Mills Memorial Hospital education room.

Tuesday, September 13 PACIFIC NORTFIWEST MUSIC FESTIVAL holds their annual general meeting at 8 p.m. at the home of Irene Kuhar, 3309 Thomas St. Monthly meeting to follow AGM. New members welcome and encouraged to attend. Call Irene at 635-3215 for more information.

Wednesday~ September 14 KINETTE CLUE of Terrace holds its first gen- eral rneeting at 6:30 p.m. at the Slumber Lodge. For more information on the young women's ser- vice club, call 635-7913 or 638-1726.

Thursday~ September 15 TERRACE REGIONAL tIEALTH Care Society hold its annual general meeting Thursday, September 15 at 8:00 p.m. in the education room at Mills Memorial I-Iespital.

CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY meets at 7 p.m. at 4644 Soucie. Phone Pat Wafzig at 638- 1265 for more information.

Saturday~ September 17 DIABETES SUPPORT GROUP "2 Sweet" meets in the Women's Resource Centre at 2 p.m. For info call Gen Roberts at 635-3094 or Kathy Corbett at 638-8323. SKEENA HIGHWAY Monday~ September 19 TERRACE 747 AIR CADET Society is holding its annual AGM at the Air Cadet Hall starting at 7:00 p.m. All parents of cadets and any parents of War spurred road building prospective cadets are asked to attend and lend By YVONNE MOEN their support. For more info. call 635-2158. roads to the east to allow car and I IP'l=~ WAS A HOT truck traffic to get through to - 1 - Labour Day on Tuesday, September 20 Smithers and beyond. I Sept. 4, 1944 Both American and Canadian AURORA SUMMER ARTS SCHOOL annual .I,. when Terrace governments put construction general meeting takes place at 7:30 p.m. at the was finally linked by road to the machinery to work. 1LE.M. Lee Theatre. east and west. blow, 50 years since the Depart- It was the greatest concentration TERI~.CE TOASTMASTERS meet at 7:30 ment of National Defence built of construction machinery ever p.m. at the Terrace Inn. Contact: Diana at 635- the road, it has become recog- assembled on bne job up to that time. 5905 or Linda at 638-1856. nized as one of the most scenic drives in the world. Construction workers said It B.C. SCHIZOPIIRENIC SOCIETY holds a The idea of building a road was a "tight squeeze" to build meeting and support group at Stepping Stone from Prince Rupert to Hazelton the road from Tyee to Terrace, along a narrow shelf of land also Clubhouse at 3302 Sparks at 7:30 p.m. was first discussed in the spring occupied by the CN rail line. of 1908 at the bar in Black Jack Rocks were poured into holes COUPONS, COblTESTS and refunding will be McDonald's Hotel at Spokeshute along the Skeena to a depth of 40 the topics of a workshop with Jackie Rioux at the deserted ghost town also feet. 7:30 p.m. at the Terrace Women's Resource known as Port Essington across Centre. Call 638-0228 for more info. the Skeena from Tyhee. Forty-five bridges were needed altogether. They were pre- Among those in on the talk Saturday~ September 23 were George Frizell, Dutch Clinc, fabricated in Vancouver. Ten of TONS OF ROCK were blasted out for the road right-of-way them are major spans of the BENEFIT GARAGE SALE for tile Canadian "Barney" Mulvaney, and paralleling the Skeena River and the CN Rail line. Cancer Society. It happens 8 a.m. to noon at the "Black Jack" McDonald. wooden truss type. Carpenter's Hall. Drop off good, clean items at The topic came up again in June The first real action taken in he could not sccurc sufficient It was estimated 78 trucks were the hall Friday night from 7 to 9 p.m. of 1909 when Amos Godfrey and trying to gain public interest was support to proceed with the yen. used in the construction, along a few companions heading up- in July of 1913. turn. with 25 bulldozers, 21 power TALK ABOUT b3[C -- a workshop with Ter- stream on the Port Simpson were That's when Olof Hanson To go to Prince Rupert in the shovels, 32 dump trucks, nine race Anti Poverty Group takes place at the Car- stranded al the Big Canyon while brought the subject up at a board years that followed, a person had graders and 28 dumpsters. penter's Hall from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. A CEC waiting for more favourable of trade luncheon in Prince to take the train or float the There were many difficulties, Client Services officer will be in attendance. For water levels to allow passage. Rupert. Skeena in a boat. including a stubborn stretch of more info call 635-4631. Godfrey wired his company to The lack of Interest again con- The motivating force to build seven miles between Prudhomme explain the delay and they vtnced Hanson that the public the highway finally came with the Lake and 'l'yce. replied, telling him to hire a team w~ not interested. arrival of the Second World War Muskeg was shovelled out to and proceed to Hazelton. After the luncheon, however, and fears of a Japanese invasion. bedrock in some places and was In those days not a mark of a Hanson commissioned a survey The wartime urgency dictated then filled in with rock. The Terrace Standard offers the What's Up trail existed above the canyon ~ of the fiver route and got a report the road be built as quickly as For three miles there was a6OO- community calendar as a public service to its let alone a road for a team of back of the possibilities and possible. One direct hit on one of foot high corrugated rock summit readers and community organizations. horses, estimated.cost of construction as the major railway bridges could with wrinkles filled with muskeg This column is.intended for non-profa organiza- The debate that followed was a far as Terrace tie up any rail traffic for months that tn places was 25 feetdeep. tions and those events for which there is no ad- hot one. He presented the project to the to the milttaw bases at Prince From Tyee the road paralleled mission charge. Charlie Clifford, Frank Whit- p rovtnclal gee e rnment and anoth-• Rupert and Port Edward . the fiver and rail to Terrace m 78 Items will run two weeks before each event. low, Jake Patterson, Charlle Dur- er interested group. So it was decided that they mileseast. We ask that items be submitted by 5 p.m. on the ham and Walter Williscroft all But time went on and Hanson a high. From Terrace, an earlier provin- Thursday before the issue in whlch it is to appear,, came to the same conclusion --- it lmdspent considerable time and t0 Ter. :clai government-built mad took : : Submlssions should be typed or printed neatly. cost too mUclt mone~/__before eventually, dOctdlng.:,- "Cont'd Page B9 -;,. B2. The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 7, 1994 Clubs Day Saturday :,'rERRACE STANDARD CURIOUS ABOUT the vast ar- Age Pensioners, SPCA, Skeena my of community groups and Valley Kennel. Club, B.C. Ju sports clubs in Terrace7 Jitsu, Terrace Sexual Assault Tkis Saturday is Clubs Day at Centre and Victims Assistance !the Skeena Mall and it's an ideal Program, Terrace Peaks Oym- • time to come out and get your nastics Club, Terrace Parks & questions answered. Recreation Dept., Child Care By last week more than 20 dif- Support, Terrace Karate Club, Pa- ferent groups were confirmed to cific Northwest Music Festival, attend. Figure Skating Club, Ladles ( lTY Among them: The Youth Bowl' Hockey, Girl Guides, Terrace ing Club, Ringette, Terrace and Bluehacks, Canadian Cancer District Health Council, UNBC, Society, Terrace Curling Club, MUSIC Toastmasters, Skeena Valley Fall and the Skeena Squares. • WITZ END play until Sept. 10 at Gigi's ET CETERA Fair, B.C. Seniors Games, Old Pub in the Terrace Inn. • COMIC RICK POLTARUK performs Tuesday, Sept. 13 at Gigi's Pub in the Terrace SUPERIOR LINEN SUPPLY • KARAOKE NIGHT is every Thursday Inn. and Sunday at George's Pub in the Northern TIME CLEANERSLTD. 4404 Legion Ave. by the Curling Rink. Motor Inn, every Sunday and Monday at • CACTUS FLOWER DANCE STUDIO Hanky Panky's and every Friday at the Thorn- hosts a Western Dance Party Saturday, Sept. hill Pub. 10 from 8 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. as a benefit to the Terrace Churches Food Bank. Admission is TABLE LINEN one non-perishable food item. MOVIES i RENTALS • FUR~ FEATHERS AND FINS ~ a show • THE LITrI.,E RASCALS plays at 7 and by Denise Linl'ey and Donna Marie Orr of 9:15 from until Sept. 8 at the Tillicum Twin Available In various sizes and colours. Perfect for recent paintings! in acrylic, oil, pastels and weddings, banquets or any special occasions• Theatres. Also playing tonight and Thursday watercoloars po~aying life in the northwest. night is NORTH, with Elijah Wood, John The show opens]Sept. 10 and runs through un- PLEASE CALL 635-2838 TO BOOK TABLE LINEN FOR 'fOUR Lovitz, Alan Arkin, and Dan Aykroyd, at 7:15 til Oct. 2. The g~dlery is open from 1 to 4 p.m. p.m. only. CLEAR AND PRESENT NEXT FUNCTION AND ASK FOR BRYAN OR LINDA. Tuesday to Saturday, and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday DANGER continues, playing at 9:30 p.m. only RUNNING MATS AND CARPETS AVAILABLE to Thursday evenings. from Sept. 2-8. Starting Fridcty Make the 'Scene! Carl 638-7283 or fax to • FORREST GUMP, starring Tom Hanks, 638-8432 to a~d your event to the Stan- opens Friday at 8 p.m. only and plays until dard's ./tee e~tertainment listings. The GiGi's Pub & The Terrace Inn Sept. 15. AIRHEADS also plays from Sept. 9- deadline is 5 p.m. Thursday for the follow- 15 at 7 and 9:15 p.m. present NATIONAL FAMILY wEEK A Knight,)r Magical Laughter International potluck planned with . . CANADA WORLD "YOUTH ex- change students are organizing an international potluck: dinner on Sunday, October 2. Sara Marlowe and Neelima Rue, two exchange students Rick Poitaruk working with the Terrace Women's Resource Centre, are Tuesday, Sept. 13 planning the multicaltural dinner to kick off a series of evenS as.so. ciated with National Family 10 p.m. Week, designated Oct. 3-9. This year is also the Iaterna- tional Year of the Family. They plan to work closely with the Terrace and District Multi- CANADA WORLD YOUTH exchange students Sara Marlowe cultural Association. and Neelima Rao hold a poster that commemorates National "They're helping out," said Family. Week, Oct. 3-9. Marlowe. "They've been a huge each spdgg, but the event didn't pinatasfor the event• TERRACE INN 635-6630 resource." come together this year. It will take place at5 p.m., Oct. That group usually hosts a pop- Rue said they're busy planning 2 at the Thomhill Community , ular international potluck dinner entertainment and will be making Centre.

PINE MUSHROOM PILOT PROJECT TerraceConcert Society presents L PUBLIC 1994,1995Season Ticket Packages Season tickets will be on sale for previous members at Erwin's Jeweller's in the Skeena Mall from INFORMATION Monday August 29 - Friday September 16, 1994. After that date, they will be made available to the general public. Since tickets are sold on a first-come-first-sewed basis, it's a good MEETING idea to get your reserved seating selection as early as possible. Vancouver Opera: Friday, October 7, 1994 The Pine Mushroom Pilot Project is a joint project The Magic Flute involving the Nisga'a Tribal Council and the Artists Club Theatre: Saturday, November 5, 1994 "All Grown Up" Province of British Columbia. The project will gather much needed information about the pine Quartette Gelato Saturday, November 12, 1994 mushroom and its harvest. To learn more about the David Sereda Saturday, January 28, 1995 project, a public information meeting has been Penderecki String Quartet Friday February 17, 1995 scheduled: Michael and Helen Kim Saturday, March 11, 1995 *Naughty Ladies of the Night Thursday, March 2, 1995 Wednesday, September 14, 1994 When: Terrace Concert Society Standard Season Package: Where: Terrace Inn (Six Concerts) ADULTS: $65 Room - Skeena II STUDENTS & SENIORS: $40 4551 Greig Terrace, B.C. Time: 7 pm • :•: ~ :i: :i:!::i;!!:¸;: ::i] For more information about the Pine Mushroom rlesSavings of Over 30%I: ii!iJ Pilot Project, contact: Ministry of Forests, Terrace 638-5100 Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs, Smithers 847-7359 LOOK FOR YOUR COPY OF THE TERRACE CONCERT SOCIETY'S isga'a Tribal Council, New Aiyansh 633-2601 COMPLETE BROCHURE IN THE SKEENA MARKETPLACE ON ~ SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 17. The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 7, 1994 - B3 ...... :i=::~i~il ...... i~i~i?i.~iii.i:ii~;~,~.ii! :~i: .~ i i.i i iii?: ii.i.i i.:).~.i ~!i.i,i.ii~.! ~.:i,i,i?i?ii| ::; ::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :: : : t :::@::::::

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Implemented by the Ministry of Health in the fall of 1984, this program provides rehabilita- tion for adults with chronic mental illness who require programs which will focus on main- taining, developing or improving life skills, social skills and vocational skills. It also provides meaningful and worthwhile community integrated experiences through socialization activi- ties and volunteer work placement. Consumers are referred by the Terrace Mental Health Centre. Other components of the Therapeutic Work Program are as follows: CONSUMER & FAMILY INVOLVEMENT PROGRAM The 'Consumer & Family Involvement' funds are dedicated to action that will help prevent and combat the effects of mental illness on families and consumers. Theses actions will include individual and community education, activities and su pport groups and by soliciting the support of the whole community in meeting these goals. A portion of the funding provid- CANADA WORLD YOUTH exchange students John-Sebastian Boudreault from Quebec and Ar- ed is allocated for the Clubhouse rent and activities, along with funds designated for pro- vind Pal from India are offering a $25 bag of loonies for the best money-saving idea. gramming in Kitimat. SAVING MONEY THE STEPPING STOI~E CLUBHOUSE • 635-2283 The Stepping Stone Clubhouse Is directed to adults with long term mental illness, who as a consumer groups, are working toward social and financial independence. A Coordinator is Loonies offered for tips on hand to assist members. The Therapeutic Work Program has been operating many of its GOING LOONY trying to resources, from Quebec, say the booklet rehabilitation activities at the Clubhouse, enabling consumers the opportunity to participate make ends meet? They're looking for as many will be called Living on Loonies. in either a scheduled activity or drop-in for socialization. Two Canada World Youth ex- tips and ideas for saving money They hope to have boxes put change students at Terrace's as they can get. up around town where people SEMI-INDEPENDENT LIVING PROGRAM • 635-2283 Emergency Shelter are compil- And they're going to give can submit ideas in writing. The Semi-independent Uving Program is an assisted housing program which provides per- ing a booklet of hot tips on how away a $25 roll of loonies to Or you can phone in your sons who have a mental illness with financial support, plus a variety of other support servic- to Save money, shop smarter, whoever comes up with the best idea to the Emergency Shelter es. Its purpose is to enable persons with a mental illness to live as independently as possi- and better manage your idea. at 635-5890. ble, in the most normal and least restrictive environment compatible with their illness. A Arvind Pal, from India, and The deadline for entries is Support Worker is available to assist in achieving the above goals. John Sebastian Boudreault, September 16. Around Town ~i;~.~..~:~ Gallery to i:.'~b.!/.~ show carvers i:$;?::il and painters k :::, LOOK FOR an interesting mix of exhibits at the Terrace Art Gal- lery this fall. The gallery kicks off the fall season with a September show of paintings by Denise Linley and Donna Marie err, entitled "Fur, ~i.~ l~ Feathers and Fins". -i:i. :i:?~"~:~'; , ..... In October, the gallery hopes m offer a display and demonstration of Nisga'a carving, featuring Nisga'a master carver Alver Tait ,:i!:i'iii and several of his students. November is slated to feature a i: mixed media show of photog- . raphs by Vl Timmerman. • ... Medical hostel

to open soon ~ THEY'RE C,M.,LING it Sleep- ing Beauty Lodge. The Terrace Elks and Order of the Royal Purple hope to have their new medical hostel at MJIis i :?i Memorial Hospital open for busi- .i" ness by the end of September. It will be officially opened with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at --@ 10:30 a.m. on Oct. 15, says Order ?;.~2 - of the Royal Purple representative Jean Baker. ! "We're hoping it will really take off," she said. "It's been a lot of work, but it's finally com- .~,= 10 ~!)¢:!iiii .:.,~" 50Og .,<.: ing together." ~:,; -

A couple of caretakers will run . 9', the hostel, which will primarily k i ~'t:~:'i~L~'~ ~~ ~ :';~:~t ;: i ~ ~"!~'~'~:" f:'k:~'~ ~; ~ ~'~21"~'~~'~i'~ '~'~:-:~> ~L~':~ I:" ~z ~: "~ ~ • ... "::~';~?)~ serve the families of out-of-town hospital patients. "It's cheaper than trying to stay !i!!i: BONELESS ....~:: in a hotel," Baker noted. ,Adults will be charged $25 a night, plus $5 for each ddld un- i FRESH PORK i APPLES der 12. i!i:~:::~ ~ Product of Canada, ~:i~ Guests must be referred to the ::::::fi~<:i;:..~.~ ROAST ~ Canada Fancy, ;i%i~!~,~:, hostel by either the hospital or i/ii:::; Shoulder Butt, '~ their doctor...... Regular or Stuffed. Whole $1.08 kg 2~i The hostel is located in the old i::i $3.70 kg ~ " ~',;~:~:~'~' nurses' residence ~ a pleasant i i./. ,.: -~'~34 treed area on the hospital grounds. They've also formed a non- profit society to administer the hostel. hall on Friday night from ? to 9 170 g 300 9 ~, ~;~,, p.m. :';:r~ i If you're interested in becoming a Canadian Cancer Society ";&%;,'&,'o'.;,. ",WAU "&;g&;,;;&': .u.o.,o.o.. volunteer, you can stgn up on : ;::'= WIENERS I POTATOES DRINKS ,'~t Clubs Day -- Saturday, Septem- • " I | Product of Canada Bib , Super Chunky or Creamy rn ,..,,.,.,.. I ~ . ::: z Regular 4sog , Bag Smooth. Empre., 1,5 kg I 3x250 mh I ~~i~ ber 10th at table #25 in the FREE' Canada NO. 1 Grade FREE' FREE : I Coupon valid at all padidpating Safeway store~, Umit of one coupon I | Coupon valid at all p~icipat[ng S~eway stores. Umit of one coupon Coupon valid at all palicip=ing Safeway stores. Umit of0ne c~pun I Coupon yard at all padidpaitn9 Sateway storas. Urn# of one coupon I~*':~i~ Skeena Mail. : ~:ii.i!1 per purchase. Umit d one item per coupe1. Coupon must be I I per purchase. Umit of one ite~ per coupon. Coupon must be I per purchase. Limit of one item per coupon. Coupe1 must be I per purchase. Umit of one item per coupon. Coupon muff I~ ~ The group's next meeting is 7 : ":~::..iit presented at tlme of purchase and may not te combined with any ! presentedat time of purchase and ma? not be combined ~h any presented at lime of purchase end may not be combined with any I presented at time of purchMe and may not be combined ~h an/ iti~;/~ !:.: it nther Safeway or c~npetitor coupon offer. Regular price (over limit I I other Safeway or cornpetilor coupon offer. Regulai"price (over Umit i ofher Sofeway or compatilor coupon offer. Regular prke (over limi~ I other Safe*ay or co~patilot coupon offer. Regular price (war I~N I p.m. Sept. 15 at 4644 Soucie. For ~xice) will be paM on a~llc.~aI putchasas of this product For GST I I price) will be paid on edditronal purchases of this p~0duct For GST I : it price) will be paid on edditior~alpurchases ot this producL For GST I pica) will be p~ on addilbnal purchase==of this product. Fo~ C~'i" I1~ more in£o call Pat Wafzig at 638- :':": i;itl lasabteitem$, GSTisindudedlnthevalueofthecouport I I~abreitems.GSTls]ncluded~thevalueoflhecoupon. I I tasableitems, GSTislncludedlnlhevaJueoft~ecoupon. I! I taxableitem%Gs'rislncludedlnthevalueofthecoupun, l~.~~" 1265. !: ::~Z Coupon expires do,,lng Seturdff, Sept. 10 1994 , I Coupon expires closing Saturday, SepL 10,1994 : z Coupon explre~ closing Satu,day, Sept 10,1994 i!:: lit Coupon exp res c oslng Saturday, Sept 10,1994 I!~ i:~ :} ~:i= D]vistonCoupon PLU 80291 ' I DivisionCoupon PLU 80251 I: ::' DivisionCoupon PLU 80229 :~ lit Dlvl, slon Coupon,PLU 80194 :~ i i n n n I0 IO N N N m I n m mz lie laB Im i m me m mm m n II Im ml I Im Im I Im ml Im mimiilml Ilml );" II N N i N N N I i i Correction :~ • ..... ~" 'i"~:~ : i:: "~i - " •. <: ..... A CAPTION on a photo on ' • . :4 :: :-.-<: : i. ::: :. ; ~*:: .::...... " :*".:5-/ .: !::. :~"/:.,~~"i,'/': ~':,:i~~ :~/~ "/'/;'~::~!i.~:;~!::!::):i;:;~?':i:::,~,/i~ ~ 'i"-;~ ~'~? page B4 of the Aug. 31, 1994 'd~' ;/?~, ~ ~ ~ " Prices eff'edive at your local SafeWa)/storeS:6ntil closing Satu~'day/Sep~e~fiber:10;i199~i;~We~i'ese~e ~right Terrace Swmd~rd identified : ~ ~ to limit Sales to retail quantities: All items '%Villi#stoCks lasi". Soh~e illustiationsare serving%uggestiO only! . .... Carol¢ Manson as an attendant at '~1 AdUal floral items may vary Slightly~{rom illustration, Some items may not be available at all stores. ( the ThomhilI dump. In fact, she Advertised prices do not include G.S.T, Some items may be subject to G,S,T. Air Miles International works at the Ton'ace dump. Holdings N.V., Loyally Management Group Canada Inc. Autl~orized Usen *On items we carry...... i.i~:~i!~ Call For ~;;/:.~/~i Customer Service ...... 635-7206 ~ Manager ...... 635-7280 i Deli ...... 635-1374 Bakery ...... 635-1372 Floral ...... 635-1371 PITCH-IN J~harmacy...... 635-1375 CANADA! B4 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 7, 1994 March is O to Take Back the Night SEPTEMBER 22 will be the date of this year's Take Back the Night march. The annual walk is aimed at fighting violence agatnst women and symbolically banishing the fearmany feel walking streets at night. This year's march is organized by the K'san Home Society and will get start Thursday, Sept. 22 RESALE BEST at 7 p.m. from the band shell in ,,,, r/ ii[ [o,-, ,, Lower Little Park. VALUE SELLING The first Take Back the Night march took place in Vancouver in IN IT'S J SUB" 1978. Guest speakers are to talk about CLASS* ¢0MPAeT" various issues in the park. Then He Limit Finoncin,," the group will march down Emer- son and then along Lakelse to the cenotaph at City Hall. ~'~ ~~~~~~~1~'.. EXCHANGE TERRACE CUB Jordan Cleveland displays a Trees For Can- 94 CAMRY 94 TERCEL Time to ada badge he earned last year in Scouting. apply for Scouts register Sept. 14 RF_.GIS~'~ON for local Beavers, Cubs, Scouts, Ventures and Rovers will take place Wednesday, Sept. 14 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at ENDS SEPTEMBER 30TH! trip to the E.T. Kunncy Primary School gym. The Terrace District Scout Council needs more adult help. A cub section in Thomhill won't erdst unless they get more leaders. ¸¸¸¸ England Do you have a hobby or talent you'd like to share with our local TERRACE MOTORS TOYOTA youth? NOW IS THE time to sign up if If you want to find out more about Scouting, registration day, or if "Canada's O/dest Toyota Dealership" you want a chance at an expense- you'd like to get involved, contact new district commissioner Rob paid six-week Rotary exchange Onstein at 635-9089. 4912 Hwy. 16 West Terrace, B.C. D.L.S957 635-6558 trip to England. The Rotary Group Study Ex- change program is open to out- q standing bminess and profes- sional people ~ as long as 3they're not Rotary Club mem- bers or blood relatives of Rotarians. Applicants should be 25 to 35 ~..~ The Northwest Academy of Performing Arts is pleased to years of age. They should have spent at least two years in their ~- Congratulatetheir students and teachers on their success in the chosen profession and should plan to stay in it for at least an- ,,,~-I~ RoyalConservatory of Music Summer Exams. _...~_..~ ~~~]~'--~ ~i~- other two years. •. The Terrace Rotary Club is ac- ,.opting applications until Oct. 15. They will select two nominees from the applications received Sylvana Broman H I~~ and will forward them to the dis- Shannon Merritt II I1~~ ~ triet level. Simon Andrew HIIcove HI I~~~ A team of four people from Trenna Anderson, Shauna Austin, Kylie Oman [I~\ I~ central England -- a nurse, a Jennifer Gration, Kathryn Wilkerson Pass: Kristen Petovello.~\ chemist, an economic develop- ??iiiiGrade 6: 1st Class Honors: Phllllp LeRoss "~ ment officer, and a petrochemical Honors: Judith Casey, Margaret Casey, Aliso~ Chase, Ashley Whittington, plant manager -- were in B.C. in Michele Wideman May and June. Grade 5: First Class Honors: Dale McCreery, Stacey Sdleski And a team that will be selected Honors: Stephanie Fladhamer, Steven Gervais, Pare Haugland, Rebecca Knudson, from the central B.C. district will Paula Sampson, Rachel WIIkerson ;< leave for central England April 6. Grade 4: Honors: Pare Austin, Chelsea Fladhamer, Stephanie Jacobs; Nathan Northridge, The Terrace club will pay trans- Randi Sparks, Elizabeth Taron portation costs, and the host club Bambi Healey in England will pay for travel and Pass: accomodation there. Grade 3: First Class Honors: Kari Southgate The goal is that by interacting Honors: Sarah Caplin, Lisa Carpino, Alissa Gervais, Leanne Kathler, Anadelle Kurtz, with counterparts in a foreign Byron Mikaioff, Kathy Sainis, Alan Urbanoski, Sarah Watts country and being hosted by Pass: Mary Brophy, Patrick Hays Rotary families, the experience Grade 2: First Class Honors Jeremiah Boyd, Jodi Boyd will lead to greater understanding Honors: Benjamin Boyd, Andrea Kathler, Matthew Raposo, Amy Stack of that country's peoples, prob- Grade 1: First Class Honors: Trina Botelho, Amanda Chan, Erin Fisher, Adrian Houghton, Anna Johnson, lems and aspirations. Rachel Knudson, Shauna Palahicky, Morgan Reinsbakken, The Group Study Exchange is a Heldi Ruchotzke, Cole Stephens program of the Rotary Founda- Honors: Bethany Belina, Aija Buckle, Jennifer Fisher, Brendan Hargrove, tion, and ~s supported by Rotary Colin Hargrove, Gall Whittington International and others worldwide. Anyone interested in getting in- volved can contact John Ryan at VIOLIN 638-1881 or 635-3566. Grade 4: First Class Honors: Joanna Keating ~ilt[ GradeGUITAR 4: Pass: Dylan Gordon Grade 3: Honors: Kosta Sainis, Kasel Yamashlta Grade 3: Pass: Farrell Longridge Grade 2: Pass: ° Ashely Baxter Grade 2: Honors: Mark Tessaro, Marc Turbide Grade 1: First Class Honors: Skyla Dawn McCreery Grade 1: First Class Honors: Fernando Carreiro Lottery Pass: Trina Ruchotzke ,~I~ ticket THEORY GRADE 4 scores Harmony: Pass Kelly MacNeill History: First Class Honors with Distinction: Andrea Warner $134,000 Honors Fiona Onstein A LOTTO 6/49 ticket held by a THEORY GRADE 3 Terrace man has been confirmed Harmony: First Class Honors: Sylvana Broman, Diane Gustavsen, Alan Lehmann, Jim Taron as a $134,622 winner, Honors: Julie Brewer, Tatlana Mackenzie When 74-year-old Oswald Pass: Byron Mikaloff Kicnapfcl had his 6/49 ticket checked at the Terrace Co-op, there was no need for small talk. "It's you," said the retailer GRADE TWO RUDIMENTS: after reading the validation mes- First Class Honors with Distinction: Teresa Fleming j~ sage, which said: "6/49 Claim First Class Honors Jocelyn Coxford, Nada Gibson, Pam Haugland, Rosey Sanghera .~.;~ ~1~.~ For $134,622.80, Congratula- o tionsl" B B "We knew we had a winner in Terrace," the retailer said. "Now First Class Honors with Distinction: Andrew Clark, Leanne Landry, Paula Sampson ~/// we know who it isl" First Class Honors Margaret Casey, Tamara Elgert, Rachel WIIkerson _~==a ~J/J'/ Honors: Judith Casey, Stel0hanle Fladhamer ~ ~t~_,/ff Kienapfcl won because the "~ j~.J.//q'J/. numbers on his July 20th ticket matched five of six regular 6/49 PRELIMINARY RUDIMENTS: ~ _ ~..~'J/~ numbers plus the bonus number Honors: Steven Gervais #~o~~'--"""" - : -~ - : . " ~ O 0tw drawn on that date. He chose the numbers he played randomly.

"I'm very pleased," Kicnapfel I said. He has no Immediate plans, but said he is cortsldedng an expedi- .3 The Northwest Academy of Performing Arts • 308.4722 Lakelse Ave, Terrace, B.C. 638-1183 tion to East AfriCa. The Terrace Standard. Wednesday, September 7, 199¢. B5

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FEATURE HOME GREAT FAMILY AREA This newly renovated 3 bedroom home on 1/2 acre lot. is located on quiet road on the southside. • Kitchen is open to dining area and has Jenn Aire, built-in oven, dishwasher and Oak cabinets, • Family room has sliding glass doors to 600 sq. ft...... ~,~~ i deck which as sunken seating around a fire pit. ~~,~: • Living room has vaulted ceilings and has double ~ ~i~'~:,~ French doors to study/or 3rd bedroom, ~ '2~.~, • The bathroom has a 6' whirlpool tub and separate ~!~i~::~ shower. ~C.i:~.;i • The master bedroom also has vaulted ceilings and a ' ~! makeup alcove with sink, ~i~i~ • The front yard has two formal garden areas wlth ,~ stone walkway and bench. The back of the property :,;:, ; has large lawn and a buffer of trees. The lot size is J-,.' " 140x200' and could be subdivided and sold .... ~'.~:~,~ • Asking $139,500 MLS. For more Information or your personal appointment to view, call Dennis Llssimore at Century 21, Wightman & Smith Realty Ltd. 635-6361 days or 635-8093 evenings. T,.s_ Week's C, ,21 wg,tman.smth• ,eat,• L.° FEATURE Home • 3227 Kalum street, Terrace, B.C. 635 636 iNDEPENDENTLYONNED AND OPERATED " is courtesy of: "® RegisteredTrademarks of Century21 RealEstate Corporation Used B6 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday,, September 7, 1994 °,. •

H : ?> : :i: :~: i!i 7!¸¸¸ EAL TATE I I iiiii!Lili~>il;!ili!::!:iliT?i;Wi!i:ii:!/~!i!!:~i::~ ~ : What will you sell and what will you take with you? Put it in writingl made on the basis of this in- yet, replace the chandelier be- If you're thinking of selling formation. fore the first viewing so there your home, give some Your REALTOR can guide is no misperception by any thought to the things you you through this listing pro- party. don~ plan to include in your cess, and help you make your It is absoldtely necessary transaction. decisions. CHATTELS are for the seller to list his prop- It may seem simple enough normally removed, but if such erty in such a way that a OF TERRACE 638-141 to you,- the current owner, chattels as appliances, win- buyer will be able to make a that the antique chandelier In dow blinds or drapes are to fully informed offer decision. the dining room, or the your be part of the sale, you must RENTED ITEMS like water favorite garden statuary are inform your potential pur- heaters and softeners should favored possessions and will chasers. not be included in the pur- leave with you and your other FIXTURES normally stay chase price, and the pur- chattels. with the property as part of chaser should be Informed But a potential purchaser the sale. These are permanent that the rental can be as. 'who viewed the home with improvements to a property, sumed. that chandelier in place, and such as wiring or If you have any question on 15 years Ill heating systems that have selling your property, talk to a experience in the statue as a focal point in real estate, the garden, may feel they been upgraded, smoke alarms, real estate professional. He or should be his/hers to enjoy in built-in vacuum systems, or she will be able to guide you 635-7068 future, because there was no even garden ornaments. The smoothly through the listlng richard evans indication otherwise. law is not always crystal clear and selling process. There are DowntownMLS $69,900 Horseshoe MLS $184,900 Give the matter your full about what constitutes a fix- many sad stories about consideration before listing ture - for instance, your an- misunderstandings which de- and prevent a major misun- tique chandelier could ordinar- veloped in the final stages of derstanding at the time of ily be considered a fixture, so a sale because too little infor- sale by PUTrlNG IT IN WRIT- your listing should commit to mation was offered at the ING. Your listing contract a replacement of a certain outset. Avoid confusion and should inform possible buyers quality, thus ensuring the dispute later, PUT IT IN WRIT- real e~tate, I ~'~:~ what you will be taking with heirloom can be Installed in ING FIRST! you, and their offers will be your subsequent home. Better 638-8882 I ,:: Th0rnhill MLS $79,900 Thornhill MLS $38,000 john evans ,.. p•.•CHPARK I 8 years ItVJildl:Ai experience in .L...... C,7 real estate. 6354773 Bench Park MLS BenchMLS $1B7,~ $36,000-$79,000 erika langer

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Size of Lot 3 years I, Number experience in real estate, of Rooms 635-3833 Extra Space W" : "~ olga power of Value Lakelse Lake MLS $240,000 Thornhill EXC $245,000 Special Features Peculiarities Major Replacements 2 years experience In Minor real estate. Replacements II 635-6236 Appliances /I. diana wood Financing Taxes/ Assessments Utility Costs Schools I • experience In Transportation ;~ 1638-0047 Family 1.45 Acres Bench MLS $319,000 Thornhill MLS $116,900 steve cook Reactions Landscaping I I ,I

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SPECIAL FEATURES: ¢" Island kitchen is brightened by the ¢" compact design with a grand entry. extensive use of glass throughout the ¢" combined living room and dlnlng room . adjacent nook and family room. ¢S master bedroom, with 3 piece ensuite, create additional spaciousness. features access to rear sundeck. ¢" two additional bedrooms complete this home. LOWER FLOOR PLAN ¢" sundeckIncreased the overall depth. "KA.BOOM r = ,-% \ tkmllIN COVERED \ PATIO r'~,, "--Iml 1 /--'ILp":f~ !ii,'~I I I ....I~--. • •;-i,¢= ¢ , I FUTURE - ~ 11{'~I .~L li j i ,,,., ,~=,~, BEDROOM YOU JUST I _J,..~ p I Oil Room I~ (9"1 l =z~, n'to KITCHEN O:=j ~ ¢n==_~ F~=--=Z BEDROOM " 'lI \ ~ , ~ , •~on,,~, n',,~' ~ ~ l I I I I II I I Idfl "~ ~tppl.pass GOT HIT ~I~ r / ll~rou~h

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/" " . ... :~ L:.>';:i2.Z ;: 4 BEDROOM FAMILYHOME MUST BE MOVED CUTE & COZY 6 BEDROOMS SUPER NICE CENTRAL HORSESHGE $179,900 MLS $12,000 MLS $89,9OOEXC $169,00OM LS $118~500MLS $135r000ML, S SOUTHSIDE ACREAGES LOCATIONI SIZEI PRIVACYI Presently working potato farm. 18 ac GREAT FAMILYAREA MOBILE HOME WITH LOOKING FOR PRIVACY? STARTEROR RENTAL parcel, city services available, level Just listed, large newly renovated 3 Located in the 4800 block of Scott PRIVATE SETTING Then check out this 820 sq, ft. 2 hr. home centrally located, some and cleared, building, $112,000. 9.1 br home on 1/2 acre lot. Features: within a short distance to schools. bungalow located on 110x137 lot in interior renovations done. Asking This 5 bedroomfull basementhome Extremely private setting provides ac parcel, fully serviced, has 6160 living room and master bedroom great appeal for this 12x62', 2 town. Two bedrooms. Unique large $54,900, MLS.Call Dennis 638.8093 provides ample space for the sq. ft. Quonset, $175,000 Or Buy has vaulted ceilings, Jenn Air, bedroom mobile, attractively wood cookstove for looks and heat. Both Parcels For $265,000. Also: whirlpool tub, and landscaped yard growing family attractively updated and renovated with t2x26' Carpod, Also 12x16 cabin which is decorated in modern colors • 4 SOUTHSIDE LOTS Potato falm, all equipment and with fire pit. Asking $139,500 MLS, deck overlooking wooded area, wired and heated, call today about vaulted ceilings, 2 natural gas this property priced st $73,500. MLB 74'x130' fully servlcad, on paved goodwill $370,000. MLS. Contact: IN TOWN LOTS 12x12' storage shed. Very nicely street R2 zonlng $27,500 e a, MLS, Dennis 638-8093 for details fireplaces, carport, paved driveway, These 2 lots are within cat'/limits on and beautifullytreed and private lot. setup in quiet mobile home court, COUNTRY LIVING Call Dennis 638.8093, IN NEEDOF CARE the Bench, City water and city sewer Asking $133,000. MLB. Carl Laurie Pad rent $170. Asking $24,500 'i.... -:,? ML8. Call Laurie. 1.98 acres of country living just 10 to I am an older storey end a half home at property line, Each lot Is 75'x112' for viewing. 15 minutes from town. A 3 bedroom LOADS OF POTENTIAL m of 775 sq, ft. I have two bedrooms and are priced at $32,000 each. Call home with built-In dishwasher and For the person who Isn't afraid of l I I and a natural gas furnace which Is I Shaunce for more Information.EXC I SOUTHSIDE LOT a' EXCELLENTEXPOSURE vacuum system. Has a small animal whipping a property Into shape, we 1 only 3 years old. but I do need I 'I'I.InI~MMI//IUInRII = I Zoned for a 3 plex with 3 bedrooms I This .98 acre lot with excellent barn and a row of rabbit or chlcken have this 1152 sq. if, doublewidel someone who has lots of tender I " ..... "...... l or a 4 plex with 2 bedrooms each, I highway exposure and great access mobile home locate on .42 acre. Full m Iovinn care to snruce me un and IA lovely 2 bedroom, 14x70 19791 hutches, House has been attractlvel There Is 185' frontage and the lot is for o commercial adventure, Call renovated and is ready for your c basement, two bathe, natural gas m mak; me feel yo;ng. If you a;e that I mob!,? on/arge lot !n a .qule!l 121'deep. Asking $49,900,00 MLe, Bhaunce for more information. heat. Cell Jim about this property i person please call today and take a ML~,' UaII leg eli Usted MLB, Call Ted for n I n~?n~mooo. Call Ted now, 635-5619, Asking $102,000 MLB, informationst 635-5619, listed at $59,500, MLS, I ,ooket me. Seg.6oo.M~, I ° "°°'' " ...... l III I []

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" " ""~"'- ...... - " I~- ~'e~ IMPR0WNe Terrace,B C MajorQedil CaNs Highway '~LY.,.. ','ou~ ,,,,,,,S, ' ,~pt~ - '~:'~-'~ , ODDS vota .~/~ iS 50 ~ ~~ ~:~'~2 ~*~ ~roi~~ AGAINST ~Jl~r{~r]~ O~ Yourdonatlon is r~ r:~. ~,~:,~ j~;~ 11 . ~.~. .... 77~ FOUNDATIONOF CANADA'S Ran.t~ h7 tax deductible years old ~ ~~ Your In Memoriamgift is a laslingtribute Pleasesend your donatior~ to the address above, along with the name and overtown crossingand proceeding the river along east the of ~' ....J~, :':~" :i:~ " .~ ~ j~~ address and the name and address of the next-of-kin, for an acknowledgement card, south bank tbr 25 miles to end ~ ~ ~[~[li~ll~l • ~,(~. . ;: ,~,',~'~./~ .... -- abruptly at a series of rock bas- . '~'~.~lkt r,. ~. ~;~, .~I~ ~ l[-- tions at a point opposite the vii- ~ ~ :~ .... . " ~:~ ~:':~¢~.,~l~,t~ ,~, -- - - survey extended from that point ":~::):::i :::~\~i•: ~:i::!::i:: ~:~'¢~ to a point at Cedarvale, 33 miles > .... .

Construction was made more CROWDS LINED the streets of Terrace on Sept. 4, 1944 for the official opening of the highway difficult by a large turnover of linking the town with Prince Rupert. Monday ...... Shrimp Fettucini crews during the cold wet Tuesday ...... New York Steak & Caesar weather of the summer of 1943. ribbon and it was a day he had many improvements. mount 105mm recoiless rifles to Wednesday... Beef Stir Fry looked forward to for many years. The road has been practically the platforms and blast the snow- The average workman stayed Thursday ...... BBQ Ribs on the job about 60 days before "I came to Skeena country 37 rebuilt over the 50 years. pack at key locations tq prevent quitting. years ago, with just a packsack on It's also a road of many names. avalanches. Friday ...... Prime Rib Road construction ran 24 hours my back," Hanson told the Old time Prince Rupert resi- Improvements underway this Saturday ...... New York Stea a day, seven days a week, at costs crowd. 'Tve~ worked all these dents call it the "New Road"; year include an upgrading of the sometimes in excess of $60,000 years to have a highway -- and North coast residents call it the Port Edward intersection, the Git- per mile. now Pearl Harbour has brought it "Skeena River Highway"; the segukla underpass and Kit- Eight different contractors about." B.C. highways ministry calls it seguecla River Bridge redecking. Served from 5:00 - 8:00 pm worked to put in the highway The first car driven east from "Highway 16"; and tourism or- MINIMUM BEVERAGE CHARGE OF $1.75 through some of the world's Terrace was that of John de ganizations promote it as the HELPING THE WORLD toughest terrain of granite Kergommeaux, his wife Adette,. "Yellowhead Highway". WRITE NOW mountains. and Jack and Alice McCulloch in The route is named after an Iro- The dream finally came true on May 1944, before the road offi- quois trapper whose tint of white cially opened. blood gave him a light tinge of Sept. 4, 1944, when the Skeena- CODE Hazelton Highway was officially On August 4th, a month before yellow hair. Self-sufficiency through TERRACE INN opened. the ribbon cutting, Private Buddy When it was first opened, the literacy in the developing world 4551 Greig Ave., Terrace, BC V8G 1 M7 For information, call 1-800-661-2633 635-6630 The whole area came and Bodzash was the first person to route was a narrow, rough track joined in on the festivities. Ter- drive a car over the new road alongside the railway. race threw open its doors to all from Prince Rupert to Terrace. Since about 1968, the ministry the many visitors. Passengers were Prince Rupert of highways has been bringing defenee commanding officer D. the Terrace to Rupert section up B. Martyn and his wife, and to modem standard. "I came to Skeena coun- mayor Daggett. try 37 years ago, with just a Two years ago CN Rail and the Since the official opening, there highways ministry installed six packsack on my back. I've ha's been much activity on that "SNUGGLEUP TO artillery gun positions along the worked all these years to road ~ with upgrading, rerout- highway. have a highway --and ing, repairs, paving, widening and Avalanche control technicians now Pearl Harbour has / brought it about." - ," -'.: ~ "~,":~~...:...;:~:. i '~ :.~f.,?.I SIMMONSBEATYRES A. mile-long cavalcade of cars, led by Prince Rupert Mayor H.M. ~, ,~ ~!~ Dagget, were met by Terrace mayor Emil Haugland and other Terrace officials in front of the FORLESS! Kalum School. I/aug,land presented Dagget with the key to Terrace. Now on Sale for a The band of the Canadian Army limited time only Regiment stationed in Terrace led the huge parade of dignitaries and vehicles down Terrace's streets. SIMMONS With two brisk snips of the scis- sors, red white and blue ribbons BEAUTYREST fell across the roadway, and a thousand spectators raised their voices in a cheer. SLEEP SETS Member of Parliament Olof THE HIGHWAY survey crew east of Terr~,ce travelled to and IIanson had the honour to cut the from work on a CN hand car. [s,o.. ,59900] s749oof

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Local reps suspect the ~..'. . ,... campaign is one operated by a m company or group of solicitors who get a percentage cut of the proceeds. The Canadian Cancer Society doesn't do that, Wafzig notes. "They've only got to mention cancer and people are relatively generous," adds the society's Dorothy Alway. The society's local fund-raising d r~. efforts include the sale of daffodil bulbs ~ which should be arriving ba for distribution this week, Wafzig I said. They provide transportation and peer support to cancer patients, .¢ * ~[I II'¸~ free materials, educational forums, camps for kids with can- cer and their families, as well as ,, ..... lodging and cancer research dol- )fd lars. ~,}-: They're also organizing a big garage sale on Saturday, Sept. 23. It's happening from 8 a.m. to noon at the Carpenters' Hall. Drop off good, clean items to the %7~,, .,.. i Explore art at workshops ART WORKSHOPS teaching everything from pottery to paint- ing are being offered this fall. Organized by the Terrace Art ($] Purchases under $: S counttowards ,~;~ MILES. Association, the workshops are: You'll earn one AIR MILEfor the first $20 spentin the week, and an extra mile with everyadditional $15 spent. • Raku Pottery (introductory) Sept. 10 & 24. [] Painting Explorations with (~ Now small trips rnl )ugh ,ut the week' r~elp to ea r n you b~g"' trips.' ..... Edward Epp on Saturdays from Oct. 1 to Nov. 5. Quick slopslhat add up to $20 or lessnow accumulalelhroughout the week, from Sundayto Salurday,to earn you moreAIR MILES. eolours• IntroductiOnoctober 4,5,6,tO and Water- 7. ($) ShopSafew av. an dye.,...' Ilfly sooner. II Adult Painting In the Media of Your Choice on Thursday NonStopAIR MILESwill helpyou earn nonstopflights a whole lot faster. • , -. evenings1% fi'om Oct. 13 to Nov. f$) Join the 200,000 Safeway Sh oppers ready to f y.

Brady on Oct. 16 and 23. II Drawing on "Both Sides of in the. Brain"Watereolour on Oct. 29-30.with Joan ~ TM For more information, contact 1 store for moreBonus AIR MILES the Terrace Art Gallery at 638-

Literacy Day proclaimed ~! .:"::: ii < ~~,~ INTERNATIONAL Literacy ~!!ill ....:12dee ~". :.,-, KRAFT r eEL.AIR ~'~;~'~:~:';": z , ~E~ Day was proclaimed by Terrace lYi IW T .J,I IORAHGEJUICE ~~ MayOrday,SeptemberJaCk Talstra8. as this Thum- ",1" '~/a~;~';;~' ~~.z,~ IIAdd~'0,I tilre ~~'.,~.~ I!I] ,~ BONES3S5mt ,. '~~ ~'~'~--" "World Literacy Day is to ~ AIR MILES" ' AIR MILE ~. ~::' . celebrate those who have over- come illiteracy and those who on- , :,]~Z'~] joy reading," said Project IAter- I[~['' ~J ~ ~ aey Terrace vice-president Janet Harris. "Terrace is no exception in the need for overcoming liter- acy difficulties of the community --we need to continue educating the public, finding people who ~" ;.=... [ ~ • need our services and collecting volunteers." il HACHOS ~~!1~]~ COOKIES ~ ~ il~llll I,ItlUIII ,~,,~ .] i~ 315 g ~' _Chewy, 22Sg ~,', I~ .,,~ ..... eo.d' ~ti L~ ~ I ql BONUS ,, ~.,~ ~a~ Dancers off • AIR MILE" ~~'~ ~ ~"" AIR M.ILE,: e ~.,~¢~, ~.,~ to Metlakatla TSIMSHIAN dancers from as far away as Seattle are converg- , iii •' ~ ...... , ~,~: ( ,~ ing on Metlakatla, Alaska for four days of festivities this week. Tcrrace's Kitselas Dancers ar- .... '~ ~ rived there last night and perform Thursday. The Sept. 7-10th event is at- tracting more than 250 native ~~i.... CHEESE : ,~ ::::, i[ IES ~" dancers. LES I [I SdedlkgFrozzn E__mpress,!.5 kg "We've got 48 dancers going," I ! BONUS I ql BONUS...... \~ ~ ~ !:i~i!i IrlAqkBONUS \"~ .,.~,~. ~. ! BONUS said Bossy BoRon, of the Kitselas [ [] AiR M!L[S"~ ~it,~_.~ ~j II I[AIRMILE$"\~:] ...ff¢i.k,~l I i A!L~!LAs' I [] milo w,th . ~" ~'~:~~' II d travel milo, will, : "' :~: ' ~i Dancers. r ! each ,lem por(hmed Ira,el Each of the four days will be dedicated to one of the Tsimshian clans -- raven, wolf, black fish, and eagle. BONUS PRODUCTSWILLVARY WEEKLY. TM AIR MILES INTERNATIONALHOLDINGS N,V., LOYALTYMANAGEMENT GROUP CANADA INC. AUTHORIZEDUSER. Four totem poles will be raised -- three smaller ones on each of the first three days and one large / ~i~?~ " one on Saturday. The ceremony for the raising of the large pole is to recognize a new chief acquiring hts name. SA/: NAY :ii~i~ ~ ii LEADE W T D][ r~ ~' Call for Details: II ~:,~'$.~. 1-800"565'8111 ]l TC)CI 'y _-- better way 4,

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SECTION C PORTS MALCOLM BAXTER 638-7283 r Gibson's set grass alight THE ARRAY of machines local And Inn Black (Stock B) and' "You need the fight people, racers Ken and Trevor Gibson Brent DeJong (Pro Stock 1000) doing all the right things, at the brought to Grass Blast '94 was provided the more than 400 sun- right time," he said, adding that's impressive. soaked spectators a couple of just what happened again this And so was their performance more local wins to cheer. year. at Terrace's third annual snow- Other notable homer showings In particular, Niesner passed on mobile grass drag. came from Fred Dunn, second in thanks to Henry Rosenau, the A line up of finely tuned both the Stock C and D, and Rob owner of the property on which Yamaha models m Vmax 600, Maroney, Clint Wood and Rob the races took place, for putting SKEENAANGLER 750 Pro-Stock, Vmax 800 and a Essay who also managed runner- up with all the traffic through the "cookie sheet" V-max 750 with up finishes. gates and competitors testing ROB BRO'W?N nitrous ~ made up the clue's ar- And Brent Sehmidt, Lanny their machines prior to the event. senal. Paul, Peter Murie, Sean Brady And special acknowledgments Their skill at handling those and Norm/.,arson pushed through also went to Leo and Brent machines did the rest as the Gib- Some lure, to third spots. DeJong who provided the equip- sons carried the local colours The Grass Blast attracted a ment and cut the grass field in some catch against a strong outside entry. dozen raiders from Quesnel, preparation for the event. Trover started his first place Prince George, Vanderhoof and F OR A CHANGE the sea was collection in the Improved Stock Niesner recommended anyone Trover Gibson Burns Lake. wanting to take in more grass calm. "It's fiat calm," I says to 800 division, added another in the Leading that out-of-town pack building his sled from the ground dragging should head for Vander- Bill. "Flatter than poe on a Pro-Stoek equivalent, made it was Claudia Holland of Quesnel. plate. "Who pees on a plateT" three in the Open Modified 800 up, all from borrowed parts. hoof this weekend. A familiar name in northern drag That community is hosting this he says. Bill thinks he's a real comic. and rounded out a trophy-filled He christened the Arctic Cat circles, she raced against the men I told him the good weather wouldn't last day with a victory in the Open chassis-Yamaha Exciter engine year's B.C. Grass Drag as usual and, as usual, left them championships on Sunday. long and we had to go right now 'cause the Fuel Unlimited. sled Grasshopper and hop is just behind most of the time. fish only passed the point for about a week. Ken saved his best effort for the what it did. Once the grass disappears under Holland picked a pair of vic- winter's white mantel, riders will He said he'd like to, but his old lady had to event finale, powering to the A second place finish in the tories and a second in the Stock go to town. King of the Grass title and the Open Modified 585 and another of course be switching to a more classes, then added two more tri- conventional surface for a full "Why dontcha get someone else to take $1,000 cheque that went with it. strong performance in the Open umphs and a third in the Im- her, she's got lols of friends," I says. "Tell Also making a big splash at the Mod 660 left more experienced line-up of snowmobile races, ice proved. drags, snowcross, hillclimbs and her it's a lifetime fishin' thrill. Tell her event was John Raposo, another racers with something to think Describing Grass Blast '94 as you'll be catching big, silver cohos, one Terracite and newcomer to the about for next year. endure racing. "a beaming success", Ron Nies- He said the official calendar of after another and it's a sure thing. Tell her circuit. Wrapping up the ladies title was nor, one of the event organizers, she'll have lots to cook and can." Raposo was kept busy in the Barb Essay while Kelly Thomp- events is expected to be out soon paid tribute to ~e hard work of and will also outline the coming "Oh yeah, she'll really appreciate.the op- weeks leading up to the Blast son took third in the event. numerous volunteers. porunity to can fish. And that thrill of a season's Super Series events. lifetime stuff'll really persuade her," Bill says in that kinda sarcastic way he has. Anyway, he shows up the next day. I don't ask him if he had any trouble con- vincing Helen, it was obvious from the way I he acted ~ like a man who knew he would have to face something terrible in the near future. But I knew he'd show. Bill and I have used our flyrods to catch coho in the salt water before and he just couldn't pass up a thrill like that. Oh yeah, I know what you're gonna say, compared to steelhcad and chinooks, coho ...... i!ii i'>!:i,ill? :: fight like dishrags. Well, walt until you catch one: you sit just off the weed beds in your boat until you see baitfish skipping all over the water, then you pitch out a buektall not one of those big gaudy trolling a Equine things, but a little Miekey Finn or something like that -- and you strip it in different speeds until you hit the right one and then elegance look out. I mean a good coho in salt water, it'll LEADING OFF a full make a steelhead look sick. weekend of events at the No kidding. Thornhill Community Anyhow, when we get out in the chuck Grounds was the Terrace and anchor the boat near the dropoff, it's Fall Horse Show. The still flat but nothin's happening. annual event got under way Then we spot this duck. He looked like he Friday aRemoon with had a busted wing 'cause he'd try'n take off dressage. A steady drizzle but he couldn't, he'd just flap around on the made for lees than Ideal top. conditions but fortunately We watch him for a while then this huge the sun came out the next tail fin slides out of the water off in the dis- morning for the open tance. competitions. "Jeez," I says to Bill, "look at that, an orca. • ) Bill couldn'tbelieve it either.I mean, here was this poor duck with more problems than he could handle already and this whale starts comin' after him. Then the fin disappears for a while then it shows again. Then, slash, the whale comes out of the water like a trout after a mayfly and just misses the duel " The duck goes crazy. I almost wet my pants. Bill says, "Did ya see that?" I says, "Of cours01 seen it." And he says, "The bow wave from that orca pushed the duck out of the way -- it saved him." And while he's tellin' me this, the whale Bluebacks happy with changes comes up for another pass. And the same thing happens again. THERE ARE a couple of sig- the support they are able to give get back into shape without risk- Well, the duck is fit to be tied - fiappin' nificant changes awaiting one another, to lift each other, tng the injuries, particularly Bluebook swimmers when the shoulder injuries, that can come and thrashin' and squackln' like you The other big change sees the from overusing specific muscles wouldn't believe. new season gets under way at the :tO years and under swinn'ners Then everything gets real calm. end of the month. taken out of the provincials and too quickly. And coach Mike Carlyle says Looking to the season ahead, I mean real calm. given three regional Carlyle expected a high pereent- both will benefit club members. You coulda heard a hook drop on the bot- "jamborees" as a replacement, age of returnees from last season. The first is a realigning of the tom of the boat. It's spooky how quiet it got. "That's a good thing because " The club will again offer ages for the junior and senior Then all of a'sudden it happened. they'll be a lot less intense than Novice Development I, 1I and III Like we're sittin' there with our mouths provincials. the provincials/' he suggested. Used to be swimmers 15 years programs plus Senior Develop- open watchin' this poor duck twiteh and They will still get the competi- ment, including an Introduction to from right underneath comes the orca. and up were classified as seniors. lion but there will be more of a weight lifting. This year, Carlyle said, that He comes straight up, no kidding. Right fun element, a better way to intro- There will als0 be the senior changes to 17 years and up. out of the water - the whole whale - the duce them to the higher level of group for the veterans and most whole damn whale from head to tnil, with That makes a big difference competition. dedicated swimmers. his mouth wide open. given the ages of the Bluebooks Carlyle said Terrace will likely Arid the club has added a Senior potential provincial qualifiers, he Then there's this splash ltke a cannon be part of a region covering the Sprint program for those 13 years goin' off and he s gone. said, noting three of the boys turn area north and west of Williams and up who want to slayin shape So ts the duck. 15 this week. Lake...... So there we are, right? Instead of having to sand a !. The firstJamboree is set for No, "~t Mike Carlyle and keep up what they'velearned but for whatever re.~on are not Me and Bill. And for the longest time we smal! , group to each vember 26. Although the venue fia~ii'ntefian'~ shutdown, carlyle i: i :¸ don't say nothin'. .championship, the club can now has yet to be decided, he said it's able to commit to the six to eight Then Bill looks at me and he says) "You look forward to eight or nine tak- i unltkely to be To'ace; "It's said some of the older swimmers training sessions a week the will be go to work next Monday, senior group does. know what we gotta do, eh? :~ lngpartin the juniors, tough togoi pool time andw¢ But rather than head for the Youngsters who didn't get a "No," I says,"what7)' ' Psychologically)that'sbig have two meets booked already," pool in Kitimat as in years pro- chance to sign up at Clubs Day fc".We g.ol~ g.et some ~.m.al!ard flank plus. When !hero.'sjust. a few he explained, ~ : vious, they'llbe stayinghere and on Saturdaycan stillregister dur- amers, tieanymeslzeotmataucganogo Swimmers going oown, they can Although the swim seasondoing dr,/ land training such as ing the first couple of days of fishin'. )' feel left out, C~.arlyle explained, won't start until the pooi re'opens mnni'ngandaemblcs, - pr~ctice at the end of the mon~ Th0 !arger the group; the greater Tirol, he satd, wili allow them to Or phone carlyle at 635-7988. C2. The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 7, 1994 SportsGrassBlast'94A,oo Score Board i- Emie Tldessen

3 - Ken Gibson Under 10s Stock B Menu Centennial Lions 1 Skeena Cellulose 1 1- Ian Black Scott Welch TONIGHT 2- Claudia Holland Elkers Auto 6 Carlyle Shepherd 4 Youth Soccer (Christy Park) 3- Shawn Omeara Skeena Sawmills 6 Surveyors 5 Under-10s Playoffs - 6p.m. Stock C Wildwood Construction 2 Shoppers Drug Mart 1 CARPET CLEANING Skcena Sawmills v Elkers 1- Cl~iudiaHolland With TRUCK-MOUNT POWER and RX-20 Rotary Jet Skeena Cellulose v Lions 2- Fred Dunn Under 10s final standings Extraction we will G.__P_P W L T GF GA PTS Under-12s Playoffs - 6p.m. 3- Brent Sehmidt 41')~ Flush Soil Centennial Lions 12 2 3" 6"-"ff 33 27 Ccdarland v Co-op Stock D ...... /: .... 17 from all sides of your carpet fibres! Finning v (wlrmer of Sight & 1- Claudia Holland ElkersAuto 17 11 4 : 2 .... 74 ~ : 24 Sound v Coppers/de) 2- Fred Dunn :' Skeena Cellulose l'f 9 5 3 69 41 21 . Free Estimates 635"3558 Under-14 Girls P'offs -- 6p.m. 3- Darron Fehr Skeena Sawmills 17 I0 7 0 58 59 20 Terrace Shell v Wilkinson Stock E Surveyors 17 7 7 3 59 52 17 Under-16 Boys P'oEs - 6p.m. 1- Karl C-arrctt ~ i Wildwood Const. 17 6 10 1 61 71 13 Irly Bird v Constrictors 2- Rob Maroaey Carlyle,Shepherd 17 6 11 0 59 83 12 Shoppers Drugs 17 1 16 0 18 84 2 Darts 3- Lanny Paul HOCKEY NIGHT MIXED FUN League starts ImprovedStock500cc ~ new season at the Legion, 8 1-Karl Gamtt Pro Stock 800cc at the Legion p.m. Open to all and new- 2- CHat Wood Open Modified 1000 comers always welcome. l- Trover Gibson 1= Dan Coombs SATURDAY, SEPT. 10/94 3- Peter Made 2- Craig Fortune 2, Trevor Gibson Improved Stock 600cc : Pro Stock 1000cc ~ :: THURSDAYi SEPT. 8 l- Claudia Holland .... 1- Brant DeJong Specialty Classes: Auction of Hockey • items Youth Soccer (Christy Park) 2- Darron Fehr i .... Under-12s Playoffs - 6p.m. 3- Sean Brady i i 2, Craig Fortune L 0~n Fuel Unlimited at 10:00 p.m. Overwaitea v (C'land or Co-op) Improved Stock 700ee .Open Modified 585 " 1, Trevor Gibson Under-10s Playoffs - 6 p.m. 1, Lorne Lueas 2, Dan Coombs Second round games. 1- Peter Thiessen 2, John Raposo ' BEEF-ON-A-BUN DINNER 8:00 P.M. 2- Shawn Omeam Under-14 Boys • 3' Randy Lloyd i ' KING OF THE GRASS Tickets $5.00 available at the Legion Bandstra v Brady's FC Improved Stock 800ca Open Modified 560 1-Kela"Gi---'T~'~" Under-19 Girls Pla¥offs- 6p.m. 1- Trevor Gibson '1'- Randy Lloyd ' 2- Ernie Thiessen Pizza Hut v Tide Lake 2- Lome Lucas Ladies BAND: Nodhern Comfort 3- Claudia Holland 3- Norm Larson 1' Barb Essay Improved Stock 1000co FRIDAY) SEPT. 9 Open Modified 800 , 2: Sherry Jemen 1- Claudia Holland ,.,.. Jam Session Youth Soccer (ChristyPark) 1- Trevor Gibson 3- Kelly Thompson 2- Rob Essay 2- Dan Coombs Under-19 Boys PlayotY_s-6p.m. 3- Ernie Thiessen Councillors v Takhar 3- Randy Lloyd (Terrace racers in bold) A/I members and bonafide guests we~come. Playoff action also continues for Under-12s, Under-10s, Under-14 Girls, Under-16 Boys ('A' side semi final), all games at 6 p.m.

SATURDAY, SEPT. 10 Registration CLUBS' DAY offers sports groups a chance to sign up new members. It takes place at the Skeena Mall, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Clubs wishing to take part should phone 638-4750. Golf I.ADIES Club championship two-day tourney tees off at the Skeena Valley Golf and Coun- try Club. Youth Soccer (ChristyPark) Stock Car results Aug. 28 Heat: Dan Thickett (97) Dash: Ed Hall (WT) F iday Mixed Sept 9 7 pm & 9 pm •Under-19G P'offs- 1:30 p.m. Main: Gary McCarthy (92) S_pA,:rtsman=.... .=,_ Heat: Fraser Sutherland (91.9) ,¢ today Allstar Sept 11 6 pm &~8:3Opm ', i, Richards v Northern Drugs Dash: Phil Truscott (3) C Hobb E Main: Ed Hall (777) Monday Mlxed& Mens Sept 12 7 pm & 9 pm Heat: Albert Weber (6) Dash: Elizabeth Cloakey (77) C Street Playoff action also continues Monday Golden Age Main: Albert Weber (6) Heat: Elizabeth Cloakey (77) Dash: Tmcey Reinhardt (594) Sept 12 1 pm .... ~ for Under 12% Under-14 Girls A Hobby Main: Elizabeth Cloakey (77) Heat: Judy D'Ottavio (650) Tuesday Coffee Sept 13 9:15 am Under-14 Boys ('A' side semi Dash: Gord Klassen (77) A Street Main: Judy D'Ottavio (650) Tuesday Mixed Sept. 13 7 pm & 9 pm final); all games at 1:30 p.m. Heat: Cord Klassen (77) Dash: John Cloakey ('/76) Jamboree Wednesday Coffee Sept. 14 9:15 am Main: Gord Klassen (77) Heat: Joe Botz (777) Sportsmffn: Ralph Weber (6) Wednesday Ladies Sept 14 6:45 pm SUNDAY, SEPT. 11 B Hobby Main: Joe Botz (777) Hobby: Dave Reinhardt (555) Wednesday Money Speedway Sept 14 9 pm Dash: Blaim Kluss (56) B Street Street: Joe Botz (777) DEMOLITION DERBY is the Thursday Mixed Sept. 15 7 pm & 9 pm highlight of the Terrace Stock car association's final day of racing.~ Time trials at 12:30 p.m., racing begins at 2 p.m. To get your results on the Score Board • ~ ~/)~i!i!~I~'I,~,I ~ ~ I,.! ...... i.ii.Uiiii ! ii i Youth Soccer PLAYOFF ACTION continues ATTENTION: All leagues will be finished April 23 with Under 12s 'A' side semi FAX: 638-8432 PHONE: 638-7283 Register today for all leagues i[ final at 1:30 p.m. New bowlers welcome • Lessons available DROP OFF: 4647 l~zelle MODEM: 638-7247 ,I Hiking Register at I SLEEPING BEAUTY Mt., 8 .i miles north of Terrace is the •| destination for the local club. Deadline to make next week's paper is 4:30 p.m, Friday. 4807 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, B.C. I Meet at the library at 9 a.m. for phone: 635-5911 car pool.

MONDAY) SEPT.12 Youth Soccer (Christy Park) Under-19 Boys Playoffs- 6p.m. Manuals v (winner of Council- lors v Takhar)

Playoff action also continues for Under-10s ('A' side semi f'mal and 'B' side quarter final), Under-16 Boys, Under- 19 Girls ('A' side semi final), all games at 6 p.m. #77 - Elizabeth Cloakey & Gord Klassen TUESDAY) SEPT. 13 Both started out in the street stock class in Curing ANNUAL GENERAL Meet- 1991, both getting third place finishes. ing takes place at Curling 1992 saw both win top points for the year. Club, 7:30 p.m. Elizabeth also picked up fast time award Youth Soccer and Gord won the Memorial Trophy. In PLAYOFF ACTION continues 1993 they both moved up to Hobby class with Under 12s ('B' side semi and both received Rookie of the year final), Under-10s ('B' side semi final), Under-14 Boys, awards, Under-16 Boys ('B' side semi final), Under-19 Girls, all games at 6 p.m. SATURDAY, SEPT. 17 #777 - Joe Botz & Ed Hall Golf MEN'S Club Championship ;~. This is the fourth year for #777 at Terrace two-day tourney tees off at the Speedway, This year it is being driven by Skeena valley Golf and Coun- Joe Botz and Ed Hall. Joe raced last year try club. but this is Ed's Rookie year,

To get an event on to the Sports Menu, bring the details into the office at #776 - John Cloakey 4647 Lazelle Ave., phone This is the first year of racing for John. He Malcolm at 638-7283 or fax them to 638-8432. ha~ shown a strong showing and will be in To make next week's contention for the Rookie of the Year paper, submissions must be award, NEXT RACES- SEPT, 11 in by 5 p.m, Friday, I

J The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 7, 1994 - C3 4=..,----.-.....--...--,,,....•,11 ' to~_ Reform ~( ORGANIZING Sport II ~-O~. ~-~.~...V~,~-~ IN SKEENA II I .EN=EN.U,.;~;;;;:;':;.';:~X ;.;~E...O=, -O ,,.=... i I 1 year membership $10.00 each I Scope II Name ( ) I TITLE FIRST LAST I

I Address MAILING I Warner tops I Masset field I ------'~REE"~"-- ~ I _Be I TERRACE entries scored I --~ POSTAL CODE major successes in the Agate-Man Mini Tfiathlon. II Phone HOME WORK FAX i Ray Warner took the men's 20-.40 years title at | I WOULD UKETO JOIN (__) DONATE (--} VOLUNTEER(_..) l BB BIB tam IBm I BIB mm MB BIB BII BIB IBB am ill the Masset event while Martin Vaalierde and Stewart Campbell finished two-three in the Masters men's division. Entries at the second an- nual Masset competition faced a 500m open water swim followed by 20kin cy- cling and finishing with a 6kin run. BEGIN SEPTEMBER 2 Record falls Instruction Available in: OORD'~Q.,ASSEN put it all • Piano - Private together at the Aug. 28 Ter- race Stock Car association - Group meet. - Preschool Getting the day off to a - Adults roaring start, he produced an 18.89 second lap in the time • Guitar - Classical trials to set a new mark in the Hobby Stock class. Keeping up the • Strings - Violin : momentum, he then guided - Viola car #77 to a sweep of the A Hobby races that followed. - Cello Also enjoying a big day • Ballet was Elizabeth Cloakey who NEW[ NEW! NEW[ NEW! NEW! NEW! took all three races in the C Hobby. • Brass Trombone, Trumpet, =, Easy does it Saxophone Hoopsters THERE WAS a good turnout for the Figure Skating Club's free hour of • Creative Dramatics A group acting big meet skating last Friday afternoon. For a few of those taking advantage of the pro~amme to develop the whole chila BASKETBALL B.C. holds offer, getting around the rink was something of a challenge but fortunate- emotionally_, physically and socially by ly club members, including coach Tanya Warkentin (above), were only exploring the meaning of experience through its annual general meeting Y',,. - Saturday, Sept. 24 in Van- too ready to lend a helping hand to those who needed it. adi~g out! COUVCr. .... ~ .•C. ¸ ...... It will bc followed by an Call 638-1183 awards banquet at which Stu Jackson of the NBA Van- couvcr Grizzlies will be the guest speaker. Ladies Last Chance .... force ouble New Furniture tiebreaker

HOW CLOSE was it? L , : How about it taking two count- backs to decide the ladies' single title at firs year's Terrace Closed temfis tourmmenL Auction Dee 3enion, Frsn Mann and ,i P.enata Weber all finished with 4- 1 records in the round robin. So mey went to games won and lost to settle it. Except Mann and Weber had finished with identical Satu rday, Sept. 10 28 win - 12 loss tallies. Which forced the second count- back, wins and losses when they faced each other. Terrace Arena Banquet Hall And that ~,-we the title to Mann, one of two she would win during the Aug. 27-28 finale to the local !ng 10:00 a,m, - Auction starts 1:00 club's tourney season. The other came in the ladies doubles where Mann and Ada Sarsiat put together a perfect record to edge the 3-1 combo of ,Diane Coy and Ema Molschilnig. Partial listing: Sarsiat also went home with two top spots, teaming ~ith • 2 & 3pce sofa sets .Solid oak tables and chairs Richard Kriegl in the mixed dou- bles to defeat Neil Fleischmann • Coffee and end table sets .Assortment of lamps and Weber 7-6, 6-3 in the 'A' CBRCE' final. :Oak Curio Cabinet, buffet and hutches .Brass decor items The mixed triumph was part of Kdegl's title sweep over the • Bedroom suites in solid oak and pine •Juvenile bedrooms sets weekend. He and partner Jeremy Fontaim Ih our ~ triP :Large assortment dinettes .Box springs and mattresses went undefeated in the six games of the men's doubles round robin, to the .Brass beds, armoires, night stands handing runnem-up Doug Jenion and Grant Holkestad tM only Terrace defeat they were to suffer. But Kdegl's singles win was no *PLUS MUCH MUCH MORE walk over. After marching to a 6- Area. 1 first set win, he couldn't stop Bill Redpath's back-to-the.wall fight back, dropping the second 7-6. However, Kriegi got back on track in the rubber, shutting Red- • v Everything Must path out. Make a Great Discovery On the men's B side, Eric Heroes was a convincing winner, Bid on i! be brushing aside Steve Fleming 6- 1, 6-2, Payfor ,t '. sold to the And in tM mixed 'E' side, Martlyn Earl and Grant Holkestad And take it home, today! dropped only two games, both in h ghest bidder the second set, in defeating Diane Coy and Dave Sarsiat. No waiting for future delivery. Although that's the last tourney for the season, tennis club mem- Visa or Mastercard Welcome bers will still be hitting the courts as long as the weather permits. Prod once the fall rains close in, many of them will simply move To Quality at Prices that You Determine Indoors for the badminton season.

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1. REALESTATE 1. REAL ESTATE 1. REAL ESTATE 2. MOBILEHOMES ill ACTION RATES FOR SALE IN KITWANGA, 4 bedroom 4 BEDROOM HOUSE, 80'x200' lot. Close FOR SALE, UNBELIEVABLEI 1978 home. Excellent water. Washer/dryer, to schools and stores. N/G heat. Fridge & fridge, woodheater, 1 acre land. $34,000. 24'x48', 3 bedroom 1 1/2 bath, 4 stove, Asking $119,900. Call 635-5781. appliances, new carpet/lino, eat-in kitchen, 849.5445 ~i RE/MAX OF 638.-'7283 TERRACE FOR SALE BY OWNER. Near new, well formal dining room. Excellent shape. HOUSE FOR SALE by bid, Dwelling to be Delivered $39,000, 403-973-6617 638-1400 mai~ained attractive, modern, full removed from lot located at 3304 Sparks basement, spacious, 3 bedroom, 1 DEADLINE: FRIDAY 5 RM. St., Terrace, B.C. Viewing of building may 1994 2 BDRM 14X71 MANUFACTURED ensuite, pine cabinets, 1700 sq.ft each home, Fridge, range, natural gas furnace, be obtained by contacting the office of the Classified and ClassifiedDisplay floor. Lots of potential. On 75x200 lot. fully skirted, ready for occupancy. Evangelical Free Church 4640 Park Ave,, N,G.H. Close to schools in Thornhlll. Terrace, B,C. ~' by phoning 835-8115. WE WORKTOGETHER Financing available. Try your down ADVERTISING DEADLINES: When a stat holiday falls on a Paved carport. $140,000. 635-6952 payment, To view call Gordon 636.1182 Saturday, Sunday or Monday, the deadline is Thursday at 5 p.m. FOR SALE: OLDER, well constructed FORYOUt COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL 4 or Mary 638.0800. for all display and classifiedads, Triplex, 2- 2 bedroom suites. One large 4 Joyce Rndlay Shella Love BEDROOM, well kept house, Telkwa. bedroom suite. Fireplaces in two suites, 1974 SIERRA ATCO MOBILE home; 635-2697 635-3004 Asking $115,000. Phone846-9751 12x68 with addition; #30-Houston Trailer TERRACE STANDARD,4647 LAZELLEAVE., potential for additional suite, Triple carport, Park (includes appliances), $15,000,Call: TERRACE, B,C. V8G 1S8 paved driveway. 638-1746 after 4:30 pm. 900 SQ.FT. C0"I-rAGE OVERLOOKING Babine Lake. One hour from Smithers. 845-3264 or 696-3243 All classified and classified display ads must be prepaid by either cash, Visa or 5019 Agar Ave. Mastercard. When phoning in ads please have your Visa or Mastercard number Asking $39,500, Will consider R,V. trades, WOW! 1984 14X70 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath, Cute and cozy 2 bedroom home on Phone 847-5344. , ready. 3 appliances, 1 pc bath/shower unit. China RE/MAX OF 1/2 acre. Nicely decorated, natural Cabinet, swinging pantry. Neutral carpets. 20 words (first insertion) $6,00 plus 15¢ for additional words, *(Additional gas fireplace, fenced and partially FOR SALE: 3 B. HOUSE. Must be taken Delivered for $30,000. 403-973-6617 insertions) $4,00 plus 10¢ for additional words. $12,00 for 3 weeks (not exceeding • ,~(f. TERRACE landscaped. Great starter or apart for materials. Some appliances included. $4000,635-4202 20 words, non-commercial). Prices include 7% G.S.T. Birthday and Anniversary 638-1400 retirement home. Priced to sell at 12X64 MOBILE HOME WITH 10X10 $25,53 up to 3 col. inch (additional inches'at $9.51 each). Classified Display $9.51 $102,OO0 MLS. 5 BEDROOI~ HOUSEON 3 112 acres 15 addition, Newly renovated, drywall Well maintained mobile home km from Terrace. For enquiries phone throughout. New carpet, Ilno, wiring and per inch (.68¢ per line), 2409 Cramer Ave. located in Timberland trailer Vacant and ready for your move. S 635-7024 evenings. plumbing. NG heat, 5 appliances. A must park. Quick possession. MLS. bedroom rancher, 1,O50 square BEAUTIFUL 1200 SQ. FOOT log home. 3 see. Only $17,000. 635.4388 leave OVER 30 CLASSIFICATIONS! For further details call Olga feet, landscaped end fenced bedrooms up and 1 down. Wood heat with message if no answer. Power 635-3833 (res.) motivated seller. $119,900 MLS. elec. backup. House only 15 yrs old, on 1982 14X70 3 BR. IN EXCELLENT 4906 Davis Ave, CONDITION. $26,500. 14x72 1979 3 br., 1. Real Estate 12, Motorcycles 24. Notices Ready for immediate 8.82 acres, 7 minutes east of Vanderhoof. $o.o-o.o convenient. 3 bedrooms, Excellent well/water. Completely fenced, c/w fridge, stove, d/w. 418,500. 1978 2. Mobile Homes occupancy. New 3 bedroom 13, Snowmobiles 25, Business 2 baths, new kitchen, large dining outbuildings. Call 567-3307 14x70 2 br., 1 1/2 baths, $17,500, Moose 3. For Rent 14, Boats & Marine Opportunities rancher, in Thornhill. Includes area, double garage, and child's Jaw, Sask. 306-694-6262 4. Wanted to Rent 15, Machinery 26, Personals fridge and stove. MLS. For play centre. Won't last at $139,000 further details call OIga Power EXC FOR SALE 5. For Sale Misc. 16. Farm Produce 27. Announcements 3817 DeJong Cres. 6. Wanted Misc. 17, Garage Sales 28, Card of Thanks RE/MAX OF TERRACE Quality executive home. 6 2 acre well treed lots in Jack 7. For Rent Misc. 18, BusinessServices 29. In Memoriam bedrooms, 3 baths, spiral Pine Flats on Solomon Way ,Lived in less than 1 year by staircase, plush carpeting, dream 8, Cars for Sale 19, Lost & Found 30. Obituaries off Sockeye Creek Rd. seniors, oE.C. ,2 bed/2 bathroom. FOR SALE kitchen, and 2 family rooms. Call • Sunken living rm. -2 rooms with 9. Trucks for Sale 20, Pets & Livestock 31. Auction Sales for more details. EXC. $23,000-$26,000 sky-lighting & ceiling/wall lightings. 10. Aircraft 21, Help Wanted 32, Legal Notices BUY' NOW- BUILD LATER ,Fireplace. ,All in real oak. ,All BY OWNER Build your dream home with 11. Recreational 22, Careers 33. Travel P&D Berfelo glass in Dining Room. Sliding 3 Bedroom Ranch Style spectacular view on Centennial mirrors on all doors ,Furnished with 635-3213 Vehicles 23, Work Wanted with carport. 1056 sq. ft., Drive. Cleared building site. 13.3 new furniture. ,All appliances new. acres. MLS 635-2274 (Home) $125,000 - Serious inquiries only. 4700 Block Tuck. Paved 5012 Lanfear Drive. • The Terrace Standard reserves the right to classify ads under appropriate headings driveway, fruit trees, 635-5410 and Io sel rates therefore and to determine page location. Fully serviced residential lot. Only The Terrace Standard reminds advedisers that is is against the provincial Human greenhouse, 2 level $29,900. MLS. Rights ACt to discriminate on the basis of children marital status and employment when 2. MOBILE HOMES placing =For Rent" ads. Landlords can state a no-smoking preference. sundeck, _n]g heat. Skeena Street 3. FOR FIENT The Terrace Standard reserves the right to revise, edit, classify or reject any • For appointment to 3/4 acre on Skeena Street. 1973 SHELBY MOBILE HOME with 12 ft. advodisement and to raisin any answers directed to the News Box Reply SaUce, and $23,900 MLS. 1 BEDROOMAPARTMENT. Quiet, clea& to repay the cuslomer the sum paid for the advedisement and box rental. view phone 635-4294 x 50 ft, addition. 1164 sq. ft. of living Box replies on "Hold" instructions not picked up within 10 days of expiry of an Thornhill space. Large country kitchen. Ridge, security entrance. On site management, advedisement will be destroyed unless mailing Instructions are received. Those after 6 p.m. 4+ acres zoned C-1 in Thornhill. Downtown location. Sorry, no pets, Call answering Box Numbers are requested not to send original documents to avoid loss. stove, dishwasher included.Washer, dryer All claims of errors in sdvedisements must be received by the publisher within 30 SERIOUS ENQUIRIES ONLY. EXC, and freezer negotiable. Call 845-2161. 638-7725. Referencesrequired. days after the first publication, It is agreed by the advertiser requesting space that the llabilily of the Terrace Standard in the event of failure Io publish an advedlsement as published shall be limited to the amount paid by the advediser for only one incorrect insedion for the portion of the advedising space occupied by the Incorrect or omifted item only, and that there shall he no liability In any eve~ greater than the amount paid for such advedising,

1, REAL ESTATE 1. REAL ESTATE 33 ACRES 1/2 NORTH LOT 1712, off the 5 BEDROOM HOME, 2 1/2 FENCED Nass River. Asking $18,000. Call (810) acres, in Two-Mille, Hazetton. Beautiful 725.6363. (Miichigan, USA) location. $75,000. 842-6975 Terrace F re-Cut MUST BE SEENII 4 BEDROOM full NEW 2500 SQ.FT. HOME in Silverking. CANADA LTD basement home on South Kalum, Huge Full basement, 2 car garage, 3 bedrooms, CLEARANCE SALE kitchen, dining room, livingroom & sun ensuite, appliances, blinds, sheers, large NORTHLANDCOMMUNICATIONS LTD. room. Comes with appliances and many rec. room w/fireplace, sundeck. $209,000, fine features, (Asking $158,500). Phone For appointment to view; 847-3605 t 0Autotel Rental Hemlock & Cedar 635-2340. BUILDING LOT IN new subdivision in /"1\]I~:' ' Marine Security Lumber for sale NEW HOME, NEW NEIGHBOURHOOD, Salmon Arm, mountain view, 10,000 sq.ft., no gst, 1400 sq,ft, rancher,four bedrooms, 78x130 flat. For sale or trade 832.1503, "~!~\1~ ' Home Automation/Security Terrace Pre-Cut Mill Ltd, two bathrooms, large kitchen with Island, FOR SALE BY OWNER: 3 bedroom home •l :'*:~'" . , No, 4- 5002 PoNe 638-0261 2903 Braun St. 635-5981 double garage, newly landscaped and on 1.99 acres in Kleanza. Asking mountain views. Ph, 635-3796 $120,000. 638-1732 after 5 pm. 70X205 FT. LOT. 3 BEDROOMS,'1 1/2 270 ACRES OF ROLLING pastures, baths, 1300 sq.ft, top floor, plus 3 mature trees, creek and ponds. Open When you ootta' have it; We'll deliver!it! , ~ TOLS-EC " bedroom, 1 bath, self contained basement Sunny location. Spectacular view, 8 km .I~ Senlort .7_.~,,...,.~ ,~..,r i,,,,~:'---. suite. $119,950. Call 635-4898, from Hazelton. Private Sale. $150,000. LOCK & KEY WANTED: FARMING FAMILY seeks 842.5400 "r.<:,~±;'~.:~-~ ". . :,~. ," /dl.': ~~~Jbl CERTIFIED reasonable semi-remote farm. Old LOCKSMITHS homestead or average. Must have water, +1 3238 Kalum Street, :, ,f arable soil. 1-935-6441 Ken, i[ :2 ,+, .... Terrace, B,C.

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PACIFIC HEIGHTS 3804 Spring Creek Dr. OPEN HOUSE By COZY CORNER ViCtor P. rt we ;, o.D. + .;;~ I ' Lussier Log •. OPTOMETRIST FIREPLACE I i ii ii i :_ .):~ .~ Homes Ltd. SPECIALTIESLTD. R~al & Barb LaFrance ~:;:~!- 7::{~I HOUSE FOR SALE 3756 River Drive #1 -4748 LakelseAve Appts 638-8055 Monday, September 12, BY OWNER Terrace, B.C, V8G 3N9 Terrace, BC Fax 638-8087 5108 Medeek 3 bedroom with one and 1/2 (604) 635-6477 V8G 1R6 Modem 638-8697 6:00 p.m, - 8:00 p.m bathroom upstairs, one playroom Drop by for coffee and with full washroom downstairs dessert. and 16x30 foot sundeck, Under the sundeck laundry room and 2 WANTED car garage. Plus legal 2 bedroom MACKAY'S FUNERAL Business Directory Snowbirds suite with separate driveway. SERVICES with an empty nest. Inside an/:l outside whole house ADVERTISING No lawns to mow terrace (;rematorlum 4626 Davis Ave,, Terrace Is remodeled,close to school and D/rectors: Just lock and go. hospital. Lot size 80x125 feet. ~71~o~_ t-'~ JAMES WESTERMAN, DGUG MAC FARLANE V' Present Your Business Card With boat or R.V. Asking $159,000. ~: d~uel ~. :>JEANETTE SCHULMEIsTER, EDITH ANHORN Every Week This is the place to be. ¢Z.t~°~ "~' & MARGARET MACKAY /'A Call 635-3208 after 6 pm. -k.~/,~ 24 HOUR.Answering and Pager SeMce [/~ V' Highly Visible " OVER 7500 ' PACIFIC HEIGHTS +,o=,+,~s,,~, 635"2444 ~°~=~" J Affordable COPIES IN & Prince Ruped As~dalion PRINT EVERY New town houses. iv~ Effective WEEK Bright - Spacious Ready to move in • OF TERRACE -3 bdrms, - 1 1/2 baths - 638-1 400 For only =28.42 per week (billed $116,000 Inc. GeT WE WORK TOGETHER BEAUTIFUL! -2 large bdrms,- 1 1/2 baths Permanent monthly - 3 month contract) your FOR YOU Concrete $109,500 Inc. GST Joyce Flndlay Shells Love business can be part of the 635-2697 635.3004 Mower Strips {Edging) Terrace Standard's Business Usted EXCLUSIVELY with OPEN HOUSE RE/MAX of Terrace 2409 Cramer Street Services Listing 638-1400 3 bedroom rancher FIRST 20 FEET FREE tufter a lies to 200 feet or more INSTALLED BY II $119,900 MLS Call Our Ad Department TERRACE HELPING HANDS Joyce Findlay Sheila Love Tuesday, Sept. 13, 1994 ..~ 6:00 p,m. - 8:00 p.m, HOME CARE Coupon expires 10/31/94 Today 638-7283 635-2697 635.3004 ; El ,ll ',l~:m ,i f/,',El :i I ~,li:i:i$, ~ The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 7, 1994. C5 TION D

3. FOR RENT 3. FOR RENT 5. FOR SALE MISC. i ii 8. CARS FO R SALE 9. TRUCKS FOR SALE 11. RECREATIONAL APPLICATIONS ARE BEING accepted for MORE WOOD FURNITIJREI Also unique 1 2 BEDROOM HOUSE located in hospital 1991 MAZDA 323 AUTOMATIC, 77,000 VEHICLES rental of 1 bedroom cottage at Lakelse area. Available October 1/94. No pets. new concept In do-it-yourself furnishings. 1991 TOYOTA 4X4 WORKBOX, Lake. N/G heat, references & damage Pine Bedroom suites, hardwood dining kin. Under warranty, Very economical & CAMPER, Alpine stereo, $11,000. Washer Non smokers please $700/month, 635. reliable. $7900. 632-7756 **" 23' VANGUARD MOTORHOME CLASS deposit required. No pets. 798-2287. 2116. rooms, etc, Country treasures, 1703 $100. Dryer $200. Fridge, $250, Stove, Riverside, Telkwa. Phone/fa 604.846- 1992 NISSAN SENTRA XE. P/S, p/b, 5 4250. Lennox upright gas furnace, $400, C, 1978, delux. Full fibreglass roof, superb NICE QUIET COUNTRY setting. 2 RETAIL AND OFFICE space available at 9622. speed transmission, extended warranty. Newe,r excellent conditions.846-5965 condition, low mileage, sleeps 6, bath, bedroom, 12x68 trailer. No smoking or the Houston ~lall. Reasonable rates. For shower, hot water, furnace double glass 1 USED FOSTER COOLER/FREEZER In c/w four winter studded tires. Asking 1961 FORD 4X4 F150 UNIBODY custom indoor pets. $750/month. Call 635-2124. information please call Bert at 1.635-6316 $12,000 obo. 842-6680. windows. Great for winter use. $15,500. 2 BEDROOM BASEMENT SUITE. Private g.c., double door. $1400. 1 used Cold cab. Lift kit. 35" tires. Lots of new parts. 847-5855 2 BEDROOM APT. FRIDGE, stove, Matic cooler in g.c. Double glass sliding 1986 HONDA PRELUDE IN mint ERC. $5000.638-7203. entrance, $575 mth., includes utilities. laundry facilities drapery & parking condition; extra set of tires, car cover, and 1993 32 1/2' CUSTOM COACH 5TH door. $1100. 632-7644. 1985 GMC 1/2 TON PICKUP, p/s, p/b, 4 References required. Available Sept. 1/94. included. Avail. Oct.1/94, $550. No pets. other extras. Phone: 845-3367 wheel, fully loaded, as new, used 4 times. 635-9357 635-2556 5 WINDOWS AND WINDOW screens for spd. standard. Tilt, dual tanks, box liner. Full basement model, will deliver. Sacrifice sale. Asking $200 obo. Measurements MUST SELL: 1989 NISSAN Micra. White, Full running boards. Must be seen. $4500 ROOM FOR RENT for working person. TWO BEDROOM BASEMENT suite for for $29,900. 846.9207, 847-2214 Iworkl. available upon request. Call 635-9360. 4 dr. automatic tansmission, am/fm obo. 635-4585 *** Full facilities 638-8293. rent. 638-2098 cassette, sunroof. Excellent condition. All 1978 TRAVELAIRE TRAVEL TRAILER, 1976 JEEP RENEGADE, ALMOST totally COMFORTABLE YEAR ROUND 3 2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME in ONE GIRLS BIKE strawberry shortcake offers will be considered. 638-7269 16 toot, sleeps 6, excellent condition. rebuilt from bottom up. $5500. 635-7652 bedroom home on Lakefront, on Highway Sunnyhill trailer park. Available with banana seat in good condition. 1993 CAMERO 7-26. ALL OPTIONS, $5795. 638-0279 side of Lakelse Lake. Available 6 mths immediately. Sbrry no pets. $600 month. Asking $65 obo. Call 635-9360 including 350 LT1 engine and bre. 17 1/2' TRAVEL TRAILER, NEW brakes, from Oct.- March. No pets. References References required please. 635-7446 BABY SLEEPING PEN for babies $24,000 obo. Trades considered. 832- 1983 GMC 1/2.TON, 350, NEW CARB. tires & water tank. $2200.635-9315 required. Rent $750 ruth. Reply to File between 0-3 months old ir good condition. 2524 *** Good running condition. $2000. 1-698. FOR SALE CITATION 24' 5th wheel. 638- #55, c/o The Terrace Standard, 4647 Asking $30. Call 635-9360 7627 8427 Lazelle Ave., Terrace, 8.C., V8G 1S8 FOR LEASE 1985 AUTO. MAZDA RX7 GSL, fully CLEAR CEDAR 1X4, 1X6, 1X8, ?.X4, 2X6, loaded. Rotary engine, cruise control, 1984 FORD F150 2 WHDR p/u, 4 SPD., OFFICE SPACE FOI~ rent. Ground floor 1,200 SQ. FT. 2X8, approx. 15,000 FBM, some air dried, tackometer. Air cared. Sunroof, pw/pb, new clutch, recent brakes, 130, 000 kin, 13. SNOWMOBILES 750 sq, ft. Triple net. 1968 sq.ft. Call Rod good rubber all around. $2900 obo. 635- COMMERCIAL SPACE rough or planed. Will sell all or part. (604) Second owner. $6000. 635.6902'** 1993 INDY STORM 1 1/4 INCH Arnold 635-2625. 842-5660. 3662 after 5 pro. *'* 1993 7.28 6 SPEED STANDARD. Loaded. Camoplast track. Warranty till Dec.30/95. FOR RENT IMMEDIATELY in Thornhill: Available immediately. Located SEASONED FIREWOOD, Birch, Hemlock, Less than 13,000 kin. Serious offers call WANTED: 4X4 PICK-UP, super cab, $8200. 846-5569 evenings or leave Small, older 10 by 40 one bedroom trailer on Halliwell. N.G. heat and water. Pine, Spruce. Delivered to Kitimat]T'errace. 842.6022 evenings. automatic. 1990 or newer. Privately message. with full length living room addiUon. Nicely $600.00/mo. Supply all season, 638.0605. please. Phone Herb 635-7216 redone inside with gyproc and recent 1958 EDSEL 4 DR HARDTOP. Dual 638-1058 TENOR SAXOPHONE. Uke ne~' 1984 RANGER 4X4. NEW PAINT {red) 6 14, BOATS & I~ARINE renovations. New plumbing including new exhaust with E400 automatic spinner condition. $650.00 OBO, 6384978. cyl,, 5 sp, $3450 obo. Extras, 842-5347, 40 gel, hotwater tank. Natural gas heat, hubcaps. Painted last year. Fair to Sun..Thurs. night. Ask for Calvin. 20 H.P. MERC. OLDER. IN excellent washer/dryer. Very quiet trailer park with FRESH PORK. $1.25 LB @ SIDE, cutting, average condition. $3500 firm. 845-7627 shape. 635.9156 after 5:00 pm. 4. WANTEDTO RENT wrapping, curing, and smoking. Delivery long-term tenants. Suit older couple or 1984 SUBARU 4X4 STATION WAGON. 1989 FORD XLT LARIAT F150 superoab, 20 FT. VALCO RIVERBOAT. 140 HP. Prince George to Prince Rupert. Red single parent with one child. Close to PROFESSIONAL COUPLE LOOKING for Four door, automatic, 86,000 miles, am/fro 4x4, short box, 302 V8, 5 speed, captair. Merc. Jet and prop trailer. $9000. Call Willow Farm. 846.5691 cassette, excellent running condition. schools, No parties or pets. Call 635-5988 3 bedroom house, preferably in Horseshoe chairs, all the options, box liner, running 635-4894. between 5 and 7 pm and 10 pm for PANASONIC "PLATINUM COLLECTION" Asking $8995. Phone Stephen 692-3709. boards, recent paint, excellent condition. Area. Nan-smokers. Required for 19 FOOT BAYUNER CUDDYCABIN, 3 interview. Rent $470 per month, damage blaster for salel Plays both CD & cassettel 1992 TOYOTA COROLLA LSX 4 dr. 18 asking $15,000 obo. 847-5976 Gordie. Oct.1/94. Litre Uercruiser, t/O, 3 tops, bilge pump, deposit $235. Utilities not included but Brand new. Must sell I Asking $375. Call valve auto, tilt/cruise, burgandy on grey. 1994 CHEV EXT. CAB 4X4, 18,000 kin. swimgrid, kicker bracket, VHF, CB, depth very reasonable. Bill 635-7830 *"* $9,200 obo. 635-6429 *** 5. FOR SALE MISC. As new. For sale or take over lease. 846- sounder, downriggers, dual battery, ONE AND TWO BEDROOM apts. FOR SALE 2 AIRTIGHT WOOD '80 PLY. CARAVELLE, NO, cruise. 9207 or 847-2214 Dwain. BIRCH FLOORING, TONGUE and groove economical, trailer, excellent condition '87 available Sept. 1 and Oct. 1. No pets. heaters, one with glass front, $200, one Rebuilt: 318 V8, rear end. New carburetor, model. Tel. 635-9121. Phone 835-5136 or 635.6428. 4 sides. 3/4 in. thick, 12 in, and longer. Ashley.type with large fire box, $100. Ph. exhaust system, muffler, brake rotors, . Rustic grade $3.10 per sq. ft. Clear grade 635-2745 drums, cylinders-all receipts. $1800, 638- 18 FT. HURSTON - HARDTOP. 470 $4.15 per sq. ft. Francois Lake Mero., inboard/outboard. Just rebuilt. New 1990 10X16 TRAILER (BUSH SHACK 7950 *** Woodworking. 1-695-6616, trailer. $6800. Call 849-5489. *** style), mobile home frame, tandem ales, 1981 CHEVY 1 TON AUTO, dual wheels. HOUSTON INSTRUMENTS DMP162 E - well built, wood siding, metal roof, extras, Moving truck with 14' fiberglass box. 1981 16' CAMPION 140 HP MEn cruiser. size plotter. Up to 8 pens can be loaded. great condition. Would make great shop. $2950 obo. 639.9323 Joe. Camper top canvas. CNV roadrunner trailer. $8000 obo. 1-692-3417 Burns Used less than 1 year to produce forest $4000 obo. Randy 847-5009. 1980 GMC SIERRA GRANDE 1/2 TON. Lake. cover maps. Includes cover, over $1000 in 1 RUSSEL CAR TRAILER, 19ft., hydraulic Auto, canopy, e.c. in and out. $2200 obo. Rltchle Mailer pen and ink, and $800 worth of mylar and brakes, ramps. 1 Arctic Cat 440 639-9323 Joe. Sales & Leasing 1991 SPRING BOK CORSICA. 221/2' full vellum. 394-4301, ask for Herb or Rick. canvas. 150 hp Mariner. 9.9 kicker. snowmobile. Call 636-2159 1984 DODGE ARIES, FOUR DOOR, auto, $3750. #35,000 firm. 635-6600 ;lays, 635-2052 NORMA MAY'S COLLECTIBLES,Telkwa, good condition. $1000 obo. Phone 1-698- •WHY PAY NEW, LARGE EXERCISE stepper. $250. nights, *** has new shipment of Wenol polish, 7627. Also, Brother portable sewing machine. cleaner, felt clothes, chamois, in from 14' BOAT AND TRAILER. Needs some Summit Square 1991 ISUZU TROOPER 5 SP. One owner. MORE TAX? $100. Call 635-6205 *** Germany. 846-9751 work. $1000 obo. 638-1022 *** Apartnlents 2 30X100 GREENHOUSES. Low mileage, EZ lift hitch. Roof racks, Ask Ritchie how you PRE-FABRICATED WOOD constructed running boards, bucket seats, 4 door. 14FT, MARK 4 ZODIAK Used only 4 COMPLETE WITH heating and cooling utility sheds, garges, workshops, can "Smart Lease" to 1 & 2 Bedroom Units systems and supples 1-694:3376 Burns Dearse Lake 771-3666. *** times. Serious offers call 842-6022 Quiet & Clean Joeyshacks etc. Phone .... Dirk Bakket. own a car or truck. evenings. Lake...... 638-1768 after 8 pm. Racquetball Courts FIVE 12 FT. GALVANIZED farm gates'and GAYTON'S PICK | 1991 -- 15 FT. SMOKER CRAFT GOLD KENMORE STOVE $300: S )_ .... SEE 1"FIE,BENEFIT OF I ALASKAN boat and 40 hp Marir~er.motor. Call: 635.5968 large quantity of treated fencing material. microwave end cart $200. 2 end t~ :~1~ ~. OF THEWEEK EXERCISING 2x8's and 6x6's. Call: 845-3379 (Houston). ALL YOU R OPTIONS| C/W seats; controls, galvanized trailer, coffee table $40/set. Yorx stereo $85. kicker mount, rod holders, tank and 12-volt SINGER SEWING MACHINE sale. School I Bedroom suite $700. 635-6205 *** See Ritchie for details today. battery. All in excellent condition. $3900. budget cuts, offer new unsold Singer PERSONAL HOME COMPUTER, Call 845.7988. Commercial Building machines to public & must be sold. excellent students computer. 40 mega 21' GREGOR ALL WELDED aluminum Available for Lease ~lodern singer, heavy duty, drop in bobbin, byte h.d., 9 pin printer, monochrome river boat. 50 h.p Mercs and Jet drives 1350 sq. ft, - plus loft and Sews all fabric, vinyl, canvas, cotton, silk, screen. $450. 635-1350 leather. Singers great value $299, 28 year mounted on Hlghliner galvanized trailer. GA~,qF'O N NABESS $15,000 obo. Call Jack @ w. 604-420- bsmt. Good parking. warranty. 3 spool sergers $399, 4 spool 8855 or 526-0646. 4663 Park. sergers $499. Phone (403) 986.3018. 94 Hyundai Elantra In Excellent Condition. Visa, M.C., Cheque or C.O.D. Leduc We "ve 11. RECREATIONAL 15, MACHINERY N.G. heat. Reasonable rent. Sewing Center "Singer" (Leeds), Box '16 V DOHC VEHICLES 5385, Leduc, AB., T9E 6L7 Doubled Our 'NC FOR SALE 5800 GALLON asphalt tanker, Call Joyce Findlay ,Rear Wing WHITE BLINDS (Horizontal) 60"x60", $10 Size ~ 24' TRAVEL TRAILER, TANDEM axle, 2 end dumps, water trucks, fuel trucks, Re/Max of Terrace ,5 YearWarranty for the pair. Phone 635.4238. fully self contained. Equalizer hitch, new 4x4 Backhoes, 40 ton Io-beds, excavators, 638-14OO or 635-2697 grader, 4x4 crew cab, 3 farm tractors, RUBBER BOOTS, felt lined size 9, $20. Thornhill Mo tors tires, new upholstery, will trade for river or Men's leather hiking boots, size 9, $20. ocean boat. 635-5537 service trucks, 2 dump trucks, 1 belly 3040 Hwy 16 East, Terrace dump, 3 pavers, 6 loaders, For a complete p,. o ...... -- . _ Men's rubber boots, size 9, $15. Phone NEW WESTWIND 8' CAMPER. Large DLR# 7041 635-7286 list, call Vick 493.6791. 635-4238. fridge, hot water, bathroom etc. $9800, I FOR BATHROOM SINK, Almond. American 1988 VOLKSWAGON FOX HATCHBACK 635-4672.*** FOR SALE: TWO J.D. 740 Grapple Standard, brand new. Phone 635.4238. skidders. 1-847-9907 Smithers. 112,000 km. Asking $3000 obo. Phone 1978 DODGE DIPLOMAT MOTOR HOME $60. 15FT. GRAVEL BOX WITH hoist, 7 ft. 4" 638-7204 or 835-4894. 440, full bath, sleeps 4, large fridge, RENT wide Inside. 1985 Peerless 5th wheel VANITY LIGHT BAR, 36", silver toned, 6 LARADO '86 JEEP CJ7 HARD TOP/soft awning, roof rack, heavy duty trailer hitch. doglogger. 1970 Ford tandem, 5 & 4 bulbs incl., $50. Brand new, Phone 635- top/bikini top. New 33" tires, 2" body lift. Very good condition. Asking $15,000. 698. 4818 Hwy. 16 West 4238. Alpine shuttle deck, amp., subwoofer. 5 7457. tansmtssions with air brakes. No motor, for parts or whole. 846-5213 LADDER JACK (PAIR) $60, 5 speed Wicked spd. 635-1663. $9500 obo. 1976 21 FT. DODGE JAMBOREE motor Norco bike, $75, Exercise bike, $35, SAVE THE GSTI Emmaculate condition home. Self contained, sleeps six. New NEW TRAIL KING triple axle tag trailers, Service/Lt, dropleaf table & 2 chairs, $35, 635-3604 1989 Pontiac Grand Am Turbo SE, only carpet, roof, ceiling, re-upholstered. Good 25 ton cap. 9 ft. x 24 ft. 235/75 R 17.5 Industrial COMFORTABLE YEAR ROUND 3 GreetingCards 55,000 kin. Standard 5 speed, $10,500 running condition. Very reliable. Asking tires. New T.A.C. regulations. bedroom home on Lakefront, on highway obo. 635-2126 *** $7595. Call Stephen 692-3709. Specs/prices on request. Trans Pacific, 1- 762-9320, Kelowna. Bays side of Lakelse Lake. Available 6 mths The Yellow Gift House 1980 CADILLAC DIESEL. BLUE ON blue 1992 5TH WHEEL, 26'. SLEEPS 6, from Oct-March. No pets, References leather. Loaded. $1800 obo. 635-1120 742 BOBCAT, ROCK-PICKER STYLE on Hwy. 16 kitchen in rear. Fully loaded. Asking 880 to 7200 sq. ft. required. Rent $750 mth. Reply to File $24,000. Phone after 5:00, 846-5315 landscape rake, new tracks. 624-5964 #55, 4647 Lazelle Ave,, Terrace, B.C,, OLDER D8 TRACTOR. EXCELLENT. VSG 1S8. 9. TRUCKS FOR SALE 1975 GMC MOTORHOME..19 1/2 FT. Excellent running gear, 350 hp. Awning, Motor rebuilt. Angle dozer, winch, new HEADBOARDS $25, DOUBLE 60X spring !1 Phone 635-7459 1993 BLACK FORD RANGER supercab self contained, sleeps six, well looked rollers, sprocket segments, rebuilt idlers, & matress with sheets, $75. Colour TV XL, 4x4, 5 spd. $16,000. 636-9159 *** after. $7500. 1-698.7627 roll over canopy. $30,000. V. Marion 624- I~rogressive V~ntures with remote $150. Gold dryer with soft 4566 heat, $125 obo. 635-9277

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WINTER STORAGE i 6. WANTED MISC. Covered • Fenced • Lighted WANTED TO BUY': three bred heifers or Guard dog protected • Reasonable rates two cow.calf pairs, Phone: 845-2292, 44 Years at the same location at Lakelse Lake 8. CARS FOR SALE 1968 MUSTANG. EXCELLENT • Easy Accesswithour Ph 798-2267 CONDITION. New paint job. Serious NEW LARGER SHEDS enquiries only. One owner, Call after 5 pm, 638.0694, Must see to appreciate. TAMMY DUREAU :IIIIIZZZIIIII"zIIIZZIIIIIIIIIIZZIIIIIIIIIIIIIZ] 1986 1/2 TOYOTA SUPRA 24 VALVE dual ohc, 5 speed manual, power seats, S~,R.p ~'~ 635-1311 JOURNEYMAN CARPENTER windows, locks, upgraded factory tape, Will do finishing, renovations, install cabinets, patio, ATTENTION v.g.c. Phone 635-2760. No trillers please, • painting, Also will build furniture. 1986 CAMARO T-TOP 305, 5-sp. Good B IT E Prefinlshed Hardwood Flooring condition. $8000. 638.1822 *** Mushroom Pickers & Maple, birch, ash, oak. Available in natural and various Unisex. 100% Cotton Clothing 1988 RED FORD MUSTANG, 2.3 Utre, Home Shows, Trade Shows, etc. coloum. (No sanding required] Size 3/4" x 2 1/2" or 3 1/4' A/C. Power locks, $5,000.00,638.1822.*** Hunters 5027 Agar Ave., Terrace, B.C. CALL 635-6277 (leave= message) PRESTIGE AUTOMOBILE, 1961 LINCOLN Continental. 51,000 miles, power seats, windows, locks, steering, brakes. $10,000. Call 692.7519 evenings. D.J. Odor-Miser Steve Lewis Free Estimates Burns Lake. • Elhninatlng foul smells ,Our products are organic 1987 MAZDA 323 HATCHBACK, Sunroof, based and envlronmentaJly friendly " $3300 obo. Plus 1988 Dodge Ades, auto, ,Residential - Industrial - Commercial. Marine - Auto a/c, new tires, am/fro. $4800 obo. 638- • Free E~mates • One call away for fresh air ,Serving 1956 *'** the great Northwest from Prince Rupert to Smlthers Ph. 635-5406 "5 ye~ Gu~mteed Workmanship 1981 OMEGA OLDSMOBILE WITH 1984 Jan Sunberg Phone: 635-1112 3514 Clore Ave. New Roofs - Old Roofs - Tearoffs motor. Good tires, great on gas. Was Terrace. B.C., V8G 3M4 Fax: 635-1193 asking $2000. Willsell $1500. 846.9781 We do al I the ,¢leanupl :IIIIIIIIIII]IIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII: i

J t C6 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 7, 1994 TERRACE STANDARD McKay's Funeral Services Ltd, : ~ : 4626 Davis Avenue ~ iTer~a:ce, ::B,C: , :i 635-2444' : ,:~, :Fax 63s-216o

STEVENS, Edith Patrlcla (70 years) TION D 3ate of Death: August 27, 1994, Kitimat, B.C. Services held Aug. 30, MacKay's Funeral Chapel, Terrace. 15. MACHINERY ~zzz~Ezzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz= z: Burial, Terrace Cemetery. 18. BUSINESS SERVICES 21. HELP WANTED DENTAL ONE ONLY USED 1992 John Deere 310 Travel CLAYTON,Jason Murray SOLAR POWER SYSTEMS. Electrify FOR A PROFESSIONALresume call: CJ D 4x4 backhoe, serial number: Secretarial, 638.8006, HYGIENIST (20 years) dwellings, R.V.'s, boats, signs, etc. year Consultant Date of Death: August 28, 1994, T0310DG782027. Backhoe comes with: PROGRESSIVE GM DEALER, located in round. Catalogue $3. Solar North, c/o Kitimat, B.C, Services held Sept. 2, Hours: 2,790, extendahoe, multipurpose the Cariboo, requires auto body painter. Half time RDH wanted. bucket, digging bucket, spare rear tires. Bruce Buller, Box 5, Southbenk, B.C., V0J B "Part 31me Kitimaat Village Recreational 2P0.1-694.3645 Must have Provincial tq, or Inter Provincial • Must have experience Center. Burial, Kitimaat Village Machine is in excellent condition. Price ticket, Prefer someone with Sickens Paint Send resumes to: with Apollo by Gemini Cemetery. $52,000. For more details contact Doug background. Must have own tools. Send Dr. Peter Okiml Harrington at 638-4611 or Rob Sarich at resume to Cariboo GM, 370 South #200 - 4619 Park Ave. Computer System 638.4612, Terrace, B.C., V8G 1V5 ZAJAC, Rosle Mackenzie Ave., Williams Lake, B.C., V2G Call (85 years) 1 1990 IHC DRESSER TD8G 6 WAY 1C7, attention J, Takeda, Looking to go to Date of Death: August 26, 1994, blade logging pkg. IHC Dresser TD7G 6 Phone: 635-7611 638-8522 Prince Rupert, B.C. Services held Vancouver? PARKER PACIFIC EQUIPMENT sales - way blade. J/D 450 Crawlerw/winch. New Penticton - is looking for an equipment [:z z:z3Ez ]¢zx z z z:z~E z3~ z x3E'¢ z zzz~ x: Aug. 29, in Winnipeg. Cremation, brush rake to fit all crawlers, We rebuild "TILDEN RENT-A-CARIs offering field service mechanic. Must be Terrace Crematorium. idlers and rollers, turn"pins & bushing on Inexpensiveone way rates from as experienced in hydraulic and electrical. all Crawler tractors. We have a good 10w as $501day.Call for details Contact Manager or Service Manager at SCOTT, Baby Sarah Victoria selection of used under carriage parts. 1- 635-6855 492-3939. (O years) 374.5054 or 1-579-9791. OFFICE CAREERS Date of Death: August 27, 1994, AREA REP FOR Graphic arts company- Victoria, B.C. Services held Aug, 31, GEARMATIC44 HYDRAULICWINCH. 22 foil printing, business cards, ribbons, etc. ton line pull. Excellentcondition. 846-5583 TRAINING PROGRAM MacKay's Funeral Chapel. Burial, DR r'l'OP Great for extra income, part or full time. Kitsumkalum Cemetery. 16. FARM PRODUCE 992-5875 GUTTERS SALES AND SERVICE PERSON required InterConnect is now accepting JENSEN, Harry Bent HAY, ALFALFA, ALFALFA- BROME, for Lewis Cattle Oiler Company. Must (61 years) Timothy square bales. Cummins Ranch have newer truck or delivery van, No applications from people Date of Death: August 19, 1994, Hwy 16 west, South Hazelton. Hauling experience required. For more info call 1- Hazelton, B.C. Services held Sept. available. 842-5316. 800-665-0458, interested in attending a 7 6, Yukon Funeral Home. Cremation, Terrace Crematorium. HAY FOR SALE. No rain. Doane's Hay LARGEST IMPORT DEALER in the month office Careers Program .k -k "k "k -k Farm and RV storage, In field - $250, in Northwest has an immediate opening for Specializing in 5" continuous WARNER, Baby Taylor Regina barn- $275. Call 849-5329. an Automotive Salesperson. Excellent steel or aluminum gutters. scheduled to begin October 1994. (O years) • HAY FOR SALE. Good quality. No rain. earnings potential and benefits package, Date of Death: August 28, 1994, $3.50 per bale. Delivery available. 635- Installation, repairs & Must have minimum Grade 12, automotive Terrace, B.C. Services held Sept. 1 3380. ' cleaning. sales experience an asset. Apply with Sacred Heart Catholic Church. GOOD QUAUTY MEADOW hay. $2 a SERVING TERRACE resume to: Sales Manager, Thornhill Contact us at 635-7995 Burial, Terrace Municipal Cemetery. bale. Can deliver. Shegunia River Ranch, & KITIMAT Motors, 3040 Highway 16, Terrace, B.C, 842-5400 V8G 3N5. for more information. The preceding notices are Roofing and Siding comp/iments of OSTRICHES FOR SALE, African blacks, Installation and Repairs NEED CHINESE, PORTUGESE, Spanish, Italian, German, Philipino and Slavic !~ Tj The Terrace Standard & blues, reds, I ~veek old chicks. MacKay's Funeral Services Ltd. Call Steve 638-0838 people t o expand our international health, INTERCONNECT, • Microchipped DNA sexed, For more info. 205-4650 Llzella AVI,, Terrace, B.C, VBO 1S8. contact Fast Ostrich Ranch (604) 567- nutrition and beauty business, Choose .. Telephone 635-7995 Fax 635-1516 5231. Vanderhoof, B,C., Box 1638, V0J your own hrs. (ft/pt). We train; start at 3A0. Free delivery. 19. LOST & FOUND $500/week. Josef Kucera635-6363 HAY, ROUND BALES, 1000 Ibs, $25 to LOST BIBLE WITH FLORAL cover on $40 each. 846.9384 Kahm Lk. Drive Aug. 21/94. 635-3396 18. BUSINESS SERVICES LOST: GOLD RIM GLASSES, heavy prescription, on railway tracks. Ph. 635- ATTENTION SMALL BUSINESSES,Why 7995, pay high accounting fees for your book- LOST: JUST BROUGHT HOME gray & keeping needs? For confidential, silver beige cat, 1 yr. old, Lost from professional bookkeepingservice, Manual Banner St. Pink flea collar. 635.4119 • Keys Cut or Computer call 635-9592. TERRY'S IS YOUR WATER•SAFE? Test it at 20. PETS & LIVESTOCK NorthernInformation Systems , A,onSonde.A • Emergency Openings Northern laboratories. Bacteriology, • Locks Rekeyed SIAMESE KITrENS and older cats. LOCK & metals, hardness, anions and more, 627- • Keys Fit To Locks 1906. Beautiful colour and dispositioned. Call ComputerAccounting and ConnectivitySpecialists mornings 692-3722. SECURITY • Keys To Code TERRA BOBCAT SERVICES: backhoe, Terry Helnricks earth auger, concrete• breaker, angle DOG AND CAT grooming, home or pick Cerlified Locksmilh • Locks Installed up service. Joanna. 635-3772. 205-4630Lazelle Avenue Telephone:(604) 635-1755 broom; sweeper/collector, pallet forks, 4624 A Craig Avenue, • Locks Master Keyed tracks, 5 ton dump. 638-8638 REGISTERED MISTHILL SHELTY Terrace,B,C, Pager: (604) 638-4810 Terrace, B.C. V8G 1M9 puppies from champion and obedience • Bonded and Insured DIVORCE SERVICE (UNCONTESTED), V8G I,% Fax', (604) 635-4975 Phone (604) 635-5549 word processingor contract typing call CJ parents. Need we say more? Written Fax (604) 635-1918 • Auto Locks Service Secretarial, 638.8006 guarantee. Approved referencesrequired. $300 and up. 1-692-3403 I LOST15 POUNDS AND 15 inches, Want to know how? Money back guarantee. AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD PUPS. Black Doctor approved. Mothers dream. Stay & white, brown & white. 1 male, 3 females. ph: 635-7797 home and lose weight, Make money. Call: Great dispositions. Good all around dogs. 842-6678 leave message. Birch & Sons 1-800-331-8756, • Economical Charters • Contract Work KERMODE BOBCAT SERVICES. REGISTERED BLACK LABRADOR Mechanical Contracting Backhoe, earth auger, lack hammer, angle puppies available Sept. 21. Field, trial • Sightseeing Tours broom, sweeper - collector, pallet fork, background. $400. 842-6447. $40.00 per person • Plumbing *Pipe Fitting tracks, industrial grapple. Single axle '87 ROYAL 3 HORSE ANGLE horse *Hot Water Heating ,Gas Fitting dump truck. 638-0004 trailer. Walk-in tack room, delux model (Based on 3 Pasenger Occupancy) FOR MORE INFORMATION: YOU-CAN.FINISH.IT-yourself (if you wish) always shedded. 698-7457 24 years extensive experience in furniture items. See Country Treasures, Phone (604) 635-1852 Fax (604) 635-7355 Commercial, Industrial & Residential GordonM. Blrch, owner 1703 Riverside, Telkwa, The Country REG. ANGLO/ARAB 4 yr, Mare, 15'2". furniture store, Sire Sultans Image, Dam Raft Emerald, ENTREPRENEURIALOPPORTUNITY IN Well started under saddle. $2500. 1-692- sales and marketing with a leader in the 3417. financial services industry. Start a new DOUBLE DIAMOND TACK & TRAILERS: career with most of the advantages of Roy-built & Dex trailers; Stubben & Emore being in businessfor yourself and very few tack, Open: Mon.-Sat. 9:30 a,m. - 5 p.m. , Research & Corrections ,Automatic Re-Billing of the disadvantages. You can find out Phone 845.7989 (Houston). e Collection Services , Free Pick-up & Delivery more about this opportunity by sending SHEGUNIA RIVER RANCH horse , Up To Date Software & Computer Equipment your resume to: Lee Nunn, Box 395, breeders are selling high quality young Vanderhoof, B.C, V0J 3AO,or by attending Trakehner horses, Excellent temperant, our "Career Discovery" ~seminar on reasonable prices. 842-5400, September 4, 1994 at 7:00 pm, in suite FOR SALE: LARGE SHEPHERD X 910, 550 Victoria St., Prince George, Call PROPRIETORS: Steve & Kay Kutenlce tel: 635.4440 fax: 635.4403 564-8851 to register. puppies, Parents can be seen, Will be good friends and watch dogs, To good homes only, Phone 798-2267 Water Lily % Bay Resort, a weight loss system that~ ' SKEENA CHEM-DRY® ('hcvron. also gives you energy, now In ~1 3 FREE KITTENS TO a good home. "The UniqueU,S. PatentedMethod of CarpetCleaning" West End Chevron a tea that works. I I Ready to go the end of August, 635.4388 Herbalife Distributor II REGISTERED BLACK LABRADOR 4930 Hwy 16 West Diane Rowe 638-1349 puppies, available Sept. 21. Field, trial Serving . WHY RISK STEAM OR SHAMPOO? • RAPID ORY=NG(LESS THAN 1 HOUR) | THE VERY I background, $400. 842-6447 • LEAVES NO DIRTATTRACTING RESIDUE I I New Agents: Irv & Marty Eisner ~~ . REMOVESMOST STUBBORN STAINS I BESTIN I WILL HAUL OR will buy horses for feed (EVEN PET STAINS) I UPHOU.R'ERYI New Mechanic: Brian Olson lot. All breeds, all ages. Phone632-7835 .ELIM~NATESSHRINKAGEANDMILDEW I ¢t.EANING I - • STAYSCLEAN LONGER ALWYH Cg.EEK REGISTERED ARAB GELDING, 8 • ANTI.MICROBIALDEODORIZER ~.i ,,,~ : THE BEST NEEDNOT BE THE MOST EXPENSIVE RANCH years old. Pony club to 'C1" level, ~~ WE CLEAN Excellent on flat and trails. Jumping needs "-. ",~'.- " OR;ENTAL RUGS 635-CHEM COMMERCIAL& RESIDENTIAL .635-2436 work. Trailers, clips, etc. No vices. $3500. Trail Rides Call Emily 847.3468 eves. Reasonable Hourly Rates GOOD NATURED HORSE. Four year old Gentle Horses green broke filly. Not registered but from Northwest Underground Installation Ltd. Low Overhead Factory Direct Call for Reservations registered Polish - Arablan stock. $800, Phone 692-4178 or 692-3005. Kow -638-0178 A TOUCH OF the wild. Hybrid wolves, Directional Boring ©ascade pas very intelligent, faithful, obedient, Puppies Pacific, Marquis, Swan, Suncoast, Statewood James-635-7310 ready to go, $250. Phone 847-4959 Trenching • Vibratory Plowing, Excavating 8 YEAR OLD ARAB MARE. Proven • EnvironmentallySensitive Areas brcodmere shown at halter and english. 15 • Utilities * Road Crossings Also available hands, 3 year old Arab Stallion, Started a full line of Pool & Spa 1.800-603.7727 under saddle. Call Holly 846.5583 GIL BEINTEMA Ph:. 638-7277 Accessoriesand Chemicals PUREBRED REGISTERED GERMAN Fax: 638-7299 0r635,6929 Shepherd puppies, Males and females. Shots, tattooed, etc, Both parents can be seen. $350 and up, 635-3826 21, HELP WANTED IF YOU HAVE A pleasant, positive, and Kaye Contracting persistant personality, and good common SPECIALIZING IN DRYWALL FINISHING sense, we have a job for youl Full or p/t, 25 Years Experience Excellent for retired or unretired man or Specializing in Marble, Glass Blocks and Tile woman. 635.3066 TROY KAYE COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL COMMISSIONED AUTOMOTIVE SALESPERSON required in Kitimat, Experience in the automotive field 3991 Old Lakelse Lk. Dr. GARY CHRISTIANSEN Site 41,R.R. 2, Comp. 18 preferred. Mail resume to 405 Enterprise, Terrace, B.C, Ph. 635-9098 Ph. 635-9280 Terrace, B.C. V8G 3Z9 Kitimat, B.C., V8C 2E3. No phone calls or drop ins please.

I The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, Sel)tember 7, 1994- C7 TION DS

i i WELL ORGANIZED & HARD working TERRACE OFFICE CURRENTLY NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS for 21. HELP WANTED 21. HELP WANTED warehouse person for United Furniture accepting apptications for the position of aerobicsinstructors. Must be able to work ii Warehouse. Above average starting salary secretaryloffica administrator. Typing and in a team environmentand have excellent WANTED A MENTAL HEALTHWORKER wilh excellentopportunity for advancement computer skills a necessity. Insurance peopleskills. Flexibility is an asset. 635. to work with clients in their homes and in to all levels of management. Preference knowledge would be an asst. Please hand 4130 the community. Qualifications - Mental given to customer oriented individual. 635- deliver resumesto #2-3238 Kalum. 23. WORK WANTED FINANCIAL GROWTH Health Worker Course and related 4111 I NEED HELPexpanding my 15 year old We are an International Real Estate buyer and marketer, helping experience. Closing date Sept. 9/94. CERTIFIED I~ D. MECHANIC REQUIRED individuals acquire investment properties at exceptional prices. Resume to Terrace Home Support debt free business: motivated, positive. NEEDA HANDYPERSON? I specializein immediately for truck shop. Must have • bilingual individuals. Spanish. European yardmaintenance and small construction. We have 3 key management positions available. Services #1, 3215 Eby St., Terrace, S.C. truck experience. Phone 847-4287 days, V8G 2X8, 635-5135. languages, Korean, Cantonese Mrs. Lawns,gardens, fences, sheds, sundecks. We offer a good compensation program with unique special benefits. 847-9685 evenings. Young toll free 1-978-6244, Experienced and reliable. 635-3790 " You must have one or more of the following: MATURE, FRIENDLYHELP required for NANNY/HOUSEKEEPER TO WORK 3' SALESPERSON REQUIRED FOR week ANYBODYWHO WOULD LIKE their wood Management, sales, business, training or recruiting day and evening shift. Training provided. days per week, my home on Queensway days. No experience necessary. Apply In skiddedwith horses or select logging. Call experience. Real Estate knowledge not necessary as training Apply in persor with resume to Subway, drive. Starting November. 638.1292 ask person to Bate Shoes. Paul Levesqueat 638-8471. Is Provided. 4744 Lakelse Ave., Terrace. No phone for Karen. ~BABYSITFER NEEDED FOR 8 and 10 CARPENTER WITH TRADE This Is an excellent opportunity to grow with a rapidly expanding calls please. INTERNATIONAL EXPANSIOI~ year old boys in our home. Weekdays qualifications, 17 1/2 yrs. experience. Will company. ATTORNEYGENERAL, COURTservices UNDERWAY. nowlll Entry contacts after school, 3- 6:30 pm, and Saturdays9 do carpentry and maintenance work. 638- For a confidential interview, please call: is looking for a ;)art-time callboard needed for Europe, Mexico, Pacific Rim. am - 6:30 pro. Phone 638-0402 leave 0136. 1-800-667-8550 Monday - Friday Auxiliary Deputy Sheriff Females are South America. U.S.A. Second language message. DO YOU NEEDHELP? With cleaning your encouraged to apply. Duties include 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. an asset. Call CDT Health and Nutrition -- HEAV~' DUTY MECHANIC lead hand - home or office, then give me a call 638- 4 courtroom security, escorting persons In 698-7319, Fax 1-698-7947. custody by road and air, guarding Iockup Meziadin. Abilities required: to operate, 1325.Please leavemessage, SPECIALIZED FAMILYCARE home level inspect automotive or mechanical RELIABLEHOUSE CLEANING a;ailable facilities, serving summonses, subpoenas 3. The Ministry of Social Services in and motor license suspensions, jury equipment to diagnose defects; analyze Reasonable rates 638-8382 for more beautiful smithers,B.C., invites letters of malfunctions and perform general information. management, other related duties. interest from skilled, experienced WANTED Successful applicant should be available overhauls, tune-ups and repair work on individuals to provide specialized care in a automobiles, light and heavy equipment for callout on short notice. Some shift work family setting for children who present Barb'sCleaning Service may be required. Salary to commence at such as mowers, sweeper, graders, extremely challenging behaviour and/or cranes, tandem and single axle snow plow Office/Residential/Commercial CAFETERIA $15.71 per hour. Qualifications: Grade 12 development delay and who are in the or equivalent, must be 19 years of age or trucks and sanders. Must be familiar ~vith Cleaning professionally done. care of the Superintendent of Family and propane, diesel and gas powered Also move in/outs, laundry. older in order to possess an unrestricted Child Services. Outdoor recreation, CASHIER/WAITRESS class 4 drivers licence, Some knowledge equipment, and be able to work 635-1954 magnificent countryside, affordable family Independently and direct one other ;~;~J~I:ZZXXXZZXXXZ~XXZZXZ~ of the courts and a background in a housing, and friendly people make This is, a parttime position involving 16 to 20 related field preferred but not a requisite. mechanic. Qualifications required: Heavy Smithers a great place to live. For more duty mechanics T.Q,, valid c ass 3wth air ,.El Looking f~r !~. hours per week. The successful applicant will be Applicant will be required to pass a information call Grant Wolkosky at 847. physical abilities test and undergoa police B.C. license and CVIP inspection ,~ Ch|ldCare? ~t neat in appearance and must be able to work with 7780. An information package is available certificate, Also required: two seasonal record review. Applications should be upon request. th e public. Experience would be an asset. Weekend submitted to Sheriff Keith Peterson at heavy duty mechanics, one for Meziadin ,~ Skeena Child Care Support t;J KALUI~ KABS LTD. now hiring part-time and onafor Kitwanga. Positions are Union ,~;| Program can help you make || and some evening work will be involved. Room 220, 3408 kalum Street, Terrace, B.C., VTG 2N6 by 4:00 pro, September 9, and full-time drivers. Must have minimum (I.U.O.E,) and pay is per current union Lt J the right choice for your child. ~, Leave your application and a resume at the "1994. class 4 licence. Please call 635-7177 agreement, Applicationsor queries to: Bob "It :For information on choosing t~ days. Terrace Co-op Administration De pt. Attention Nell. URGENT: 5 PEOPLE WITH a good Mair, Interior Roads Ltd., Box 35"19, ~|care and available options, call~,~l' attitude who love helping people. 0nly FRANCOIS LAKE WOODWORKING is Smithers, B.C., V0J 2N0. Phone: 847- ~ Cocoat638.1113. H requirement - must want to lose minimum looking to hire motivated individuals for its 5775, Fax: 847.3955 ~J A free service provided by the T~.sce ~ 10 Ibs. Full training. Call CDT Health and value added wood processing plant. Apply NEEDED: EXPERIENCEDWAITRESS for It|Women'sResource Centre and funcled ~'~J Nutrition 698-7319. in person at Plant or phone 695-6616 or dining & banquet. Part-time. Resume to :H by!he Ministryof Woman~ Equality." ~ Fax resume to 695-6550. front desk, TerraceInn. ~]I:X~ZXXZJ[.~C~ZXZZXZZ~.,~j1. Training Opportunity I I

D.A.W.N. Program BCYCNA (Developing Assertiveness in Women for a New Start) BRITISH 375 COLUMBIA AND YUKON, These ads appear in more than 100 community newspapers in B.C. and Yukon for25 Are You? COMMUNITY $225 words NEWSPAPERS and reach more than 3 million readers. •Awoman 19 years or older ASSOCIATION TO PLACE ANAD CALL THIS PAPER OR THE BCYCNA AT (604)669-9222. $4.00 each additional word • Receiving Social Assistance • Having problems finding and/or keeping employment AUCTIONS BUSINESS PERSONALS EDUCATION FOR SALE MISC. MOBILE HOMES

Northwest Training Centre Is looking for applicants UNRESERVED TRUCK ADD A Little Splcel Lovely COUNSELLOR TRAIN- SPASI SPASI Spasl Lira- FACTORY DIRECT. Sin- and equipment auction, roomates- Karen, Llnda, ING Institute of Vancou- ~• Ited Offer, .Wholesale who are committed to, learning: ...... ~, gle and double wldes., • Mon.,.Sept. 12, 1994, Cheryl have exciting per- •.veroffers correspondence priced spas now available. Quality ~manufactured, • Personal Development Skills 9a.m. CPA-Canadian Pub- sonal photos to share. courses for the Certlflcatb. !n ybur e~ara starting at homes 1-600'667-15331 ~: • Employment Preparation Skills lib Auction Ltd,, 1605~34 Free Info: Karen, Box 670, of Counselling Studies to $1995. complete. Cana- "If we Can't make a deal- Ave. S.E., Calgary, AB. GB, Kelowna, B.C. VIY begin on the 15th of the da's leading wholesale we'll payyourway homel" Selling on behalf of the 7P2. Adults please. month. For a brochure store. Call Nowl There will be information sessions regarding this training program MUSIC/ART/DANCING cities of Calgary and Red MAKE DECISIONS with Phone Toll-free 1-800- 1(604)420-0384 24 hours. on Sept 7,.10:30 a.rn., Sept. B, 1 "30 p.m,, and Deer, Alberta Transporta- confldencell Gifted 665-7044. LEARN GUITAR Now171/ Sept. 12, 10:30 a.m. tion, ACT Limited, Psychics want to help you I! OPEN YOUR Own Tax HEALTH 2 hour video shows all the at Northwest Training Centre, 310-4722 Lakelse Ave. TransAIta Utilities, H&R 1-900-451-3530 Ext. Practice: Earn your cer- basics & more. $69.95. (Third floor "1311icumTheatre Building). To find out more information Transport, Kleysen Trans- 9852. $3.99 per rain. Must Easy to use, easyto learn. ort and other consignors. tificate. Manual and com- NEED ENERGY? Mus- regarding the DAWN program and see if you meet the cdteria p be 18+ yrs. Newcall Ltd. uter applications. Free cle? Weight Gain? Try For morelnfo callToll.frse 14) Kenworth T600s to ~rochure. Call 1-800-563- 1-800-541-8066. requirements, please attend one of these sessions. 1992, (2) Cat 980C Wheel LOSE AS much as 25 Doug Hepburn's formula loaders, (8) 89 J.D, 710C pounds in 3 weeks. Mira- EARN; Fax 1(204)949- 92 protein. Chocolate, PERSONAL ,~ For more Information, call Lorna at 638.8108. /, 9429, Jacks Institute, 902- backhoes, crane and cle weight loss plan dis- Vanilla, Strawberry-5 Ibs TRUTH IS not gained cove red by European doc- 167 Lombard, Winnipeg, $27.00+ $3. shipping. Ul- gravel trucks, maintenance Manitoba R3B OV3. through observation, it's ' equipment, service trucks tors melts body fat at a timate Supplements Inter., gained through experi- collector cars etc. For for- surprising speed even EMPLOYMENT Suite 37, 803-888 Burrard ence. True knowlngness CAREEROPPORTUNITY ther Information please call while you sleep. Safe, OPPORTUNITIES St., Vancouver, B.C. V6Z of God is gained through 1(403)269-6600. natural, affordable. Costs TRUCK DRIVER -F/T po- IX9. (604)688-9390. experiencing (doing) a ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OFFICER AUTO only $2/day. Call Toll-free sition. Class 1 license re- spiritual exercise. Call for exciting details. 1-800- HELP WANTED ENGINES REBUILT from qHulredforseml, roll.on and Eckankar's Information BURNS LAKE, B.C. 387-7546 Powerbase In- lab work. Must have a line. 1-800-667-2990! $795. ENGINE ternational Corporation. good knowledge of Van- The Lakes Development Soclely invites applications for the position of Economic remanufacturefrom $995. C&M GIFTS Is an estab- GVRD 268-6325., EDUCATION couver Industrial areas. Development Officer. 6 months to pay. 6 Year lished Party Plan com- LIVE ONE-ON-ONE Psy- BE A Successful Have a driver's abstract pany. We offer great pro- 120,000 warranty. Bond and resume. Fax: Triton, chic Readings". Adventure The Economic Development Officer reports directly to the Board of Directors. The Mechanical building en- Writer...and write for grams, large variety of Into your future and find incumbent will be expected to execute projects as outlined in the Annual Business money and pleasure while 892-3986. toys, gifts and specialty Plan. Extensive local travel will be required throughout the beautiful Lakes District of gines for 28 years. 872- out what life holds In store 0641,6-8, 7 days. learning how. You get In- EQUIPMENT Items. No Investment, de- for you. 1-900.451.4403, Northern British Columbia. " dividual tuition from pro- liveries or collections. Call CANADA ENGINES Ltd. FOUR WATER Trucks, Ext. 1363, $3.99/mln. 18+ QUALIFICATIONS: Preference will be given to applicants with trelning and/or fessional writers on all 1(519)258-7905, Fax: /ears. Quality remanufactured aspects of writing - ro- Fuel Trucks, 4X4 1(519)258-0707. experience in economic developmem, particularly in smaller communities, EssanlJal Io engines 6cyl from $995. Backhoes, Bobcat, the position is the ability to communicate well with community groups, elected offidals, mances, short stories, ra- SPIRITUAL V8 from $1,095. Kenworth Dump Truck, UNFOLDMENT can be senior government representatives and potential investors. Good research and writing dio and TV scripts, arti- seven loaders, three farm WESTMOUNT PRESS Is skills are also recluired, Experience in both administration, particularly involving s team 120,000km limited w6aYr! cles andchlldren's stodes. accelerated by effort and ranty. 580-1050 or 1-B00- tractors, 40 ton Iowbeds, searching for enthusiastic approach and In developing an effective marketing strategy will be considered a definite Write, call or fax today for people for positions at re- conscious contact with asset. 665-3570. 12345-1 14 our Free Book, "How To 1213 crusher, complete, spirit. Try a simple spir- Ave. Surrey. BCAA Ap- belly dump, end dumps, sort community newspa- Be A Successful Writer". pers in B.C. and Alberta. itual exorcise, the HU. Call Applications will be received until September 15, 1994 addressedro: proved. 740 grader, three pavers, Eckankar's information Toll-free 1-800-267-1829, compactors. Call VIc 493- Editor, reporters, sales Mr. M. Bisanz BUSINESS Fax: 1(613)749-9551. The line 1-800-667-2990/ OPPORTUNITIES 6791. product on. Send resumes Chairman writing School, 38 to: PennyGraham, Group GVRD 268-6325. L,,. ve.opmenr Soc e, START YOUR own McArth ur Ave. Suite 2147, FINANCIAL SERVICES Publisher, Box 20, YOUR HAPPINESS Is our homebased buslnessl Ottawa, ON. KIL 6R2. buslnessl Faithful Asian B.m, Lake, B.C. Revelstoke, B.C. VOE Watklns Is today's best A NEW Career? Lots of PROVINCE WIDE Resi- 2SO. ladles waiting to corre- voJ i dential Mortgage Loans, Phone: 692-7757 Fax: 692-4300 business opportunltyl For jobs available. Trained spond with youl Colorpho- free Information contact: Apartment, Condominium low interest Government KITCHEN CABINETS toe updated dally. Write: We will offer a competitive salary and a complete benefits package, Independent Marketing Managers needed - all insured business equip- TOC Int'l, #1053, 1557- Director, 218 Meglund ment and lease hold im- areas. We can train you CABINETS i/2 PRICE. In 4th Ave., Prince George, Crescent, Saskatoon, nowl Free Job Placement dProvement loans. Fax loan B.C. V2L 3K1. etailsto: Harris Financial stock, countertops/vanl. I I Sask. S7H 4Z6. 1-800- Assistance 681-5456/1- 263-2999. 1-800-771-9755. ties also. Cash & Carry HANDLE STRESS Gain 800-665-8339. Cabinet Warehouses: control over the reactive FACILITATOR HOME PARTY Plan of the AUGUSTANA UNIVER- FOR SALE MISC. **4278 Lougheed, mind. Read the book TERRACE COMMUNITY LEARNING COUNCIL 90's. Full-time or part-time SITY College In Camrose, Burnaby 298-9277 "Dlanetios" by L.Ron career opportunities. Alberta Is still accepting STEEL BUILDINGS: ** 19700 LangleyBypass Hubbard. $7.50. Hubbard Terrace Mom's Pantry Products applications for university "Cheaper Than Wood", Langley 534-7273 Dlanetlcs Foundation,401 Quonset-Stralghtwall Northwest Community College is looking for a Facilitator to identify FoodCoexplodlngln B.C.I studies beginning in Sep- ** 800 CIoverdale Ave. West Hastings, VancoU- Be part of the growth. 1- tember. For Information or quonset, Structural Steel Victor a 475-1159 ver. V6B IL5, 681-0318. the possible roles a Community Learning Council would fulfill. Duties 800-350-6667. Buildings. B.C. Company, will include organizing a forum on adult learning for the community; application materials ** 561-11th Ave., REAL ESTATE FENCE POST and Rail )leasecalltoll-free: 1-800- we won't be undersold. Campbell River, B.C. 287. determining unmet educational/training needs; and establishing an business In Clinton B.C, 661-8714. Service and satisfaction 8767, RECREATIONAL LAND on-going steering group. Continual consultation with community guaranteedl Western Comes with stationary, CHEF TRAINING Full- **2580 Bowen Rd, For Sale by Owner. Small organizations, employer and labour groups which have an interest in electric powered mill on Steel Buildings 1-800-565- Nanalmo 756-9229. lots to large acreages, adult education will be required. time 17 week Diploma Pro- 9600. acreage with 2 homes, grams offering the best *'1868 Spall Rd., Oceanfront, lakefront, The successful applicant will require experience in adult education barn and many outbulld. training In Cooking/Pastry Kelowna, 860-6638. streams, ranchland, lo- Ings. Retail sales yard on FIREFLY FABRICS Mall- cated throughout BC, programs and community development. You should be familiar with and Desserts. Financing order Catalogue $4.28. Terms available. Free bro- property, plus unlimited available and placement MISCELLANEOUS the social and economic infrastructure in Terrace and possess wholesale sales potential. Write: Site 25, Box 40, chute. Nlho Land & Cattle excellent communication skills. assistance. Dubrulle RR#6, Armdale, Nova We sell everything as fast French Culinary School, GREAT FAMILY hotel Company Ltd. 521-7200. as we can produce it. Also Scotia, B3L 4P4. Sales This position is a term position from September 15 to December 15, Vancouver (604)738, representative Inquiries rates, Holiday Inn Calgary TRAILER COURT For 1994. comes with some timber 3155 or 1-800,667,7288. welcome. Phone: Airport, close to shopping, Sale in Revelstoke. 11 rights, plus logging equip- airport. Free parking, In- Trailers, 16 Cabins on 211 We thank all applicants for their interest, however only those ment, trucks etc. ~lodern 1(902)477-7695 of Fax: EARN EXTRA Moneyl 1 (902)477'B679. door pool, sun deck, Bring 2 acres. Good revenue selected for an interview will be contacted. Resumes should be office equipment. Over 15 th is ad In - $59,95 for up to property. For information yrs In business. Family Learn Income Tax Prspa- submitted by September 13, 1994, to: ratlon or Basic Bookkeep- • FUTURE STEEL Buildings 4 persons. For resen/a. phone: (604)837-3756, , problems are forcing sale. , Quonsets 25X30 tlons 1-600-661-5095.: i Competition 94.059B 459-2335. Ing by correspondence. ~ For free brochures no $5,462,, 30'X40' $8,593, SERVICES Manager, Human Resources KWlK KERB - Own youi obligation, contact U & R 35'X50' $8,478. POETRY CONTEST WE TAKE The Fear Out 5331 McConnell Avenue own business. P/T or F/T Tax Services, 1345 Stralghtwall Quonsets $24,000 In pdzes yearly. I Of ICBC. Major ICBC In.! Installing on-stte, contlnb- Pembina Hwy, Winnipeg, 25'X30' $5,922, 30'X40' Possible publication,Send I Juryclalms, JoelA. Wener0 ~' Terrace, B.C. V8G 4C2 cue concrete, landscape: MB, R3T2B6, t -600-665- $6,999i Endwall s, Sliding oneorlglnalpoem20 fines I tra lawyer tor 25 yearn.! edging, total equipmenti 5144; Enquire about ex- Doors Freight to Vancou. or less: National Library I Cailfree 1;800.665.1138; NORTHWEST COMMUNITY COLLEGE proven system, training. clusive franchise territo, ver&GST ncluded t'600, Of Poetry Box704,1364; I Contlngencyfees.Slmbdil ~ II !-800-6S7,KERB. ties now available, 668,5111. Owlngs Mills; Md 211!7. I Wener & Adler; £ :!~!! ~

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32. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF PRE-HARVEST SILVICULTURE PRESCRIPTION FOR AN AREA TO BE LOGGED

IN THE MATTEROF THE Each of the following areas has a proposed Pro-Harvest Silviculture BANKRUPTCYOF Prescription that will apply if approval to log the area is obtained ROY EDWARD LONG from the Ministry of Forests. The proposed prescriptions will be NOTICEis herebygiven that ROY EDWARD available for viewing until October 18, 1994 at the address noted LONGfiled an assignmenton the 24lh day of August, 1994, and that the first meeting of below, during regular working hours. credilorswill be heldo~ Friday,the 14thday of Odober1994, at the hourof 10:30o'clock in the To ensure consideration before logging commences, any written forenoon,at the Co~ House,100 Market Place, comments must be made to Grog Goss RPF Silviculture Forester in the Cityof PdnceRupee. In the Provinceof BdthhCdumbla. with Pacific Consultants Ltd. at 33610 E. Broadway Ave. Mission, The Rev. Michael Hare 31. AUCTION SALES Oaredat PdnceGeorge, B.C, this 29thday of B,C,, V2V 4M4 by the above date. ComeJoin Our Global Family August1~4. I UCENCE NO. A16886 I SUNDAY St. Matthew's Anglican DISPERSAL AUCTION - SATURDAY, DELOITIE & TOUCHE INC. Form of O.R Block Location Area Amendment September10th, 9:00 a.m., 18 milessouth Trustee Morning Worship Services Church • #500 - 299 VlctodaStreet, 9:15 & 11:00 am September 4514 LakelseAve. of QuesnelHwy. 97. Betty& Jerry Karolat. PrinceGeorge, B.C., V2L eB8 L 20 1 Kwlnatahl 55.9 No Child care and SundaySchool Ph. 635-9019 Items include: shop eqiupment, gap-bed (604) 564-1111 Mainline Emeroencles: 638-1472 lathe, sand blaster, magna flux machine through age six, Pastor:The Rev.Dean Houghton steam cleaner, band cut-off saw, power & Deloitte& SIM CAN FOREST CORPORA'nON PM - Family Bible School Deacon:The Rev.Jim Cain shoptools, can parts,steel stock,vehicles, Touche 6:00 pm for all ages Come Worship With Us restored 1960 Chev, building blocks, ALLIANCE CHURCH • Sundays 10:00 a.m. bricks, antiques, household items, & too 4923Agar Ave. Holy Eucharist much more to list. Phone993-4651 For moreinformation Sunday School & Nursery Phone635-7727 or 635-7725 available Province of Ministryof Environment, i Wednesdays 7:00 p.m. British Columbia Lands and Parks Vlckl Parvlalnen Dance Classes / ii 25. BUSINESS STAKING NOTICE Registration OPPORTUNITIES LANDACT NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FORA DISPOSITION OF Wednesday, Sept. 14 The Gitlakdamix Council is accepting proposals PERSONALIZEDPHOTO MUG business, CROWN LAND 4:00.5:30 pm slightly used photographic equipment Take notice that Exponential Holdings Ltd., or #540, 220 Camble to purchase standing timber on Aiyansh I.R. #1. at Parkside School Gym which places photos on mugs/pins/key Street, Vancouver, B.C, V6B 2M9, occupation exploration intends to Proposals should include guaranteed stumpage chains/plates etc, High profits, especially make appUcatton to the Ministry of Crown Lands regional office in for standing timber; guaranteed stumpage plus Variety of Jazz, Ballet, Ethnic Christmas. Operates as own businessor Smlthers, B.C. for a license of occupation of land generally situated in Character and Tap given within makes a great addition. $13,900. 1-692- the vicinity of BruceJack Lake, in the Casslar District of the Skeena profit sharing; joint logging venture or any other each class. Limited enrollment 3515 Mining Division, NTS 104B/$E, and more specifically described in (b) combinations. For further information call Rodney available for students 4½ to 12 IMPORT BUSINESS FOR SALE. below: years, Southwest U.S.A. Pottery - ceramics with (b) Commencing at a post planted 100 metres 00 00" from Corner Arnold or Whitney Lukuku at 635-2625. 22 k gold, NativeAmerican limitededition Post P. Rock RP-C of said District, Lot 3357, thence 200 metres 90 00', Preregistration is thence 200 metres 180 00', thence 200 metres 270 00', thence 200 metres recommended. For more prints. Small wholesalecustomer base or great retail opportunity. 763-4867 00 00', and containing4 hectares more or less. information or Keiowna, The purpose for which the land is required Is tara mining campsite. preregistration please c~ll Dated July 2, 1994. DO SOMETHINGFOR yourselfi Sell Avon 635-7483 & earn some extra money.Work your own hours and run your own business. Only $20 to get startedl Call Unda 635-9138. T'AI-CHI CHUAN ARE YOU READY...to make your own CITY OF TERRACE• CLASSES - 1994. decisions? Areyou ready for Watklns? For hassel-free information on the Watkins NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Sept. 27th to Dec. 6th business plan, call Independant 5:30 pm to 6:30pm Beginners Representative:Fern. 747-1522 (Quesnel) ZONING BYLAW AMENDMENT 5:30 prn to 7:00pm- intermediate 5:30 pm to 7:30pm - Advanced Call collect. TAKE NOTICE THAT an application has been made to Cla~ence Michlel School Gym amend SecL 8 (Zoning Map) of Zoning Bylaw No. 401-1966. For more Into contact. Jane63e-1594 Bob 635-S025 26. PERSONALS evenings THE SUBJECT LAND; (?~rtifl~rf In~tn l~t~r HAVING TROUBLEwith your DRINKING. The application affects the land, within the City of Call AlcoholicsAnonymous 635-6533. over unsurveye(I crown Land In the vicinity or District Lot 3357, Terrace, shown shaded on the accompanying map. PRIVATEINVESTIGATIONS: BUSINESS, Casslar District, and more specifically 100 metres 00 00" from Corner personal, civil, criminal, missing Post P. Rock RP-C of said District, Lot 3357, thence 200 metres 90 0O',

persons, government lic. and thence 200 metres 180 00', thence 200 metres 270 00', thence 200 metres /\ bonded. Private confidential 00 00', and containln8 4 hectares more or less. line, 604-567-5484, 24 hour The purpose for wldch the land is required Is for a mining campsite. communicationstorage, Comments concerning this notice may be made to the Senior Land N i IF YOU ARE happy withyour investments, Officer, Ministry of Environment, Lands and Parks, Lands Division, that's your business, If not, that's our 3726 Alfred Avenue, Smlthers, B.C., V0J 2N0. Telephone: (604) 847- D businessl Great Pacific Management Co, 7334. File Number: 6403243. Ltd. 5133Agar Avenue, Terrace, BC, V8G Be advised any responses to this advertisement will be considered to THORNHILL 1H9. Call 635-4273, be part of the public record. For information contact a Freedom of PSYCHIC, KNOW ALL, 1-900-451-3530 Information Advisor, at the BC Lands Skeena Regional Office, COMMUNITY ext. 1185, $3.99 per minute. Must be 18 tolephone (604) 84%7334. years, New Call Ltd. (602) 954-7420. CHURCH NEVER BE LONELY again, Call 1-900 NELL Teens& Adults Bible Classes 9'30 451-3560 ext. 1285, $2,99 per minute, must be 18 years. New Call Itd,, (602) ~ Sunday'sC001 Club 9'30 954-7420. for a~es 2-12 EARN EXTRA MONEYto lose weight and teach others to do the same. Call: 845-2370. SWM AGE 33, NEW TO Kitimat area. Loves the outdoors,camping, fishing, etc, Believesin romance. Lookingfor that lady (single mothers are welcome, race is not important). Drop off a picture and a line PUBLIC NOTICE OF INTENTION and tell me a bit of yourself. Reply to file #47, c/o Terrace Standard, 4647 Lazelle ROAD EXCHANGE Ave., Terrace, B,C.,V8G 1S8. TAKE NOTICE THAT, pursuant to Section 574 of the ii i iiii i iii ii: ii LOOKING FOR FEMALEcompanion who Municipal Act. the Council of the City of Terrace intends to • enjoystravelling, camping, country music, i ii ii~ dancing, 40-50 yrs. Write to P,O, Box dispose of the closed roads, shown hatched, in exchange Phone63~505a 1085, Terrace, B.C. for the road, shown rn heavy outline, on the accompanying drawing. THE INTENT; - ...... To amend SecL 8 (Zoning Map) of Zoning Bylaw No. Lardy, Lardy... 401.1966 by changing the zoning classification of the land shown shaded from (A1) Rural to (RR) Rural Our Fearless Leader is Turning Forty Suburban Residential. Where is he going? BYLAW INSPECTION: THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT BYLAWS AND What is he shoveling? RELEVANT BACKGROUND DOCUMENTS MAY BE Drop by the Store and I!~!~!~i~,". ~.: ,~~~ INSPECTED In the reception area at the City of Terrace ask him/ Public Works Building at 5003 Graham Avenue, Terrace, B.C. and/or at City Hall at 3215 Eby Street, Terrace, B.C. Happy 40th between the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p,m. each day from Wednesday, August 31st, 1994, to Monday, DALE LUFKIN September 12th, 1994, excluding Saturdays, Sundays from the staff and Labour Day, September 5th, 1994. at Overwaitea i PUBLIC HEARING DETAILS: THE PROPOSED ROAD EXCHANGE BYLAW MAY BE Any persons wishing to voice their opinions regarding INSPECTED between the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., these applications may do so in writing, and/or in person, 32. LEGAL NOTICES each day, from Wednesday, August 31, 1994, to Monday, AT THE PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD IN THE September 12, 1994, inclusive, excluding Saturdays, MUNICIPAL COUNCIL CHAMBERS, AT 7:00 P.M. ON Sundays and Labour Day, September 5, 1994, in the DISTRICT OF STEWART MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12TH, 1994, The Districtof Stewartis InterestedIn bid proposalsfor the ongoing use of the reception area at the City of Terrace Public Works Building MeziadinTourist Information Centre, presentlylocated at the MeziadinJunction. at 5003 Graham Avenue, Terrace, B.C. Preference will be given to tourism related proposals, but not necessarily the THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE highestbid or any proposalwill be accepted, MUNICIPAL ACT, R.S,B.C,, 1979, AND AMENDMENTS MUNICIPAL ACT. R,S.B.C., 1979, AND AMENDMENTS Interested parties can submit proposals to the District of Stewart up to THERETO, THERETO. September6, 1994at 4:00 p.m. Box 460, Stewart,B.C. V0T 1WO, TAKE NOTICE and be governed accordingly. TAKE NOTICE and be governed accordingly, To viewthe facility,keys are availableat the Districtof StewartoWce. For further informationcontact Brian Woodward at the DistrictMunicipal Hall at 636-2251. E,R, Hallsor, E,R. HALLSOR B.M.Woodward, CIVIC 2L 8/31 Clerk-Administrator ~mlnlstrator. Districtof Stewart Clerk.Admlnlstrator

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