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IF YOU ARE A WOMAN OVER 50

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he felt LOWER MAINLAND

660-3639

TOLL FREE
1-800-663-9203

& Screening mammograms are free and a doctor's
referral Is noc required. Call far the centre
nearest you

Terrace Womens Soccer Assoc.
Registration - Outdoor League
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Tuesday, April 20 & Thursday, April 22

Aquatic Centre - Conference Room
For more info call

635-5360

= Slow and steady

ON THE BEAM: Marla Schulmeister practices her beam routine April 9 before the
‘Terrace Peaks Gymnastics team’s invitational meet here last weekend. Schul-

meister competes as a level three tyro gymnast.

Sports
Scope

Basketball

KISPIOX took the Nisga’a
Tribal Council’s top
honours at a hard-fought
basketball tournament here
Mar. 26-27,

The mixed boys and girls
team won four straight
games in the 12 and under
tournament. Prince Rupert
won second place and made
it to the finals by winning ©
three straight games.

The Thornhill Tigers won

Terrace Youth Soccer Association
is in desperate need of

Coaches

in the following divisions

Under 9 Boys
Under 12 Girls
Under 14 Boys
Under 17 Boys
Under 17 Girls

Anyone interested should call

ev at 635-3719

Without coaches our soccer season cannot
begin in May.

Notice of Public Meeting

PROPOSED ACCESS MANAGEMENT PLAN
NASS STEWARDSHIP GROUP, NASS VALLEY

Notica is hereby given that the Nisga‘a Tribal Council will hold o
public viewing of the proposed Access Management Plan far the
Ishkheanickh-Kiteen (East Nass) watershed unil located in the Nass
River drainage,

The Ishkeenickh-Kiteen watershed unit includes, but is not limited to,
tha following watersheds: Monkley Creek, Ishkeenickh River,
Ginlulak Creek, Kwiniak River, Ksemamaith Creek, Ansedegan
Crook, Kwinyarh River, Zolzap Creek, Tseax River, Vedder Creek,
Seaskinnish Creek, Lower Kitean River, Nass Mainstem.North.

This proposed access management plan details the proposed road
deactivation and restoration Progra to ba carried out during the
1999/2000 operating season. The plan is available fog review by
resource agencies and the public before approval is qoftidered by
the Ministry of Forests.

The Access Management Plan will be available for review at the
following times:

April 21, 1999 - Gitakdamix, New Community Hall,
Wolt Room, 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM

April 27, 28, 29, 1999 - Ministry of Forests, Kalum Distric!
#200-5220 Keith Avanue, Terrace B.C.
Contact the Watershed Restoration Technician
During regulor office hours

A represenlative from the Ministry of Forests and/or the Nisga’a
Tribal Council will be available to discuss the proposed plan, and
to receive comments. ;

if any interested parties ara unable to view the propesed plan dur-
ing the scheduled times, arrangernents can be made to view the
plan at an alternate time by contacting the Nisga’a Tribal Council
at, ph, (250}633-2601,

Written comments should be sent to Nisgo’a Tribot Council, RO.
Box 231, New Alyansh, B.C, V0J 1A0, Altention: Watershed
Department.

Funding for this project has been provided by Forest Renewal B.C.

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RENEWAL EC

~ Milk for less.
_ And more. —

third place and the Green-
ville Pistons walked away
with the most sportsmanlike
team award,

Danica Adams of Prince
Rupert won most inspira-
tional player and Kispiox’s
Aaron Wilson won the most
promising player award.

Jordan Vickers of the
Kermode Friendship team
won the spunkiest player
award.

Seniors Games
TERRACE SENIORS will
make up the zone curling
team at the B.C. Senior
Games in the EEk Valley
next summer, ,

The over-65 winnners of
the zone playoffs were Ray
Flaherty, Gordon Clent,
Rose Thomas and Norah
Jacques. The over-55 team
will be Neal and Betty
Nordstrom, Allan
McGowan and Darlyn Prins.

Playoffs for the seniors
daris team will be held at
the legion hall May 29.

The seniors 400 Club win-
ners for March were
Stephen Smith (#105) and
Betty Juvik and Mary Emes
(#173), All winners were
from Prince Rupert.

Youth soccer
THE TERRACE YOUTH
soccer association will be
holding a soccer shoe ex-
change at the Christy Park
Clubhut April 24.

Drop off starts Friday;
April 23 from 6 p.m to 8
p-m. The exchange mins
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on
Saturday. Call Paulette at
638-1833 for information.

And a youth soccer clinic

. everyday low price. o

SNACK ATTACK —

| Nachos w/cheese 99¢.

Six Classic

Chicken Wings $1.99.

airyworld — Chicken,

BIG BUCKS AT
THE PUMP

Fill up with 30 litres or more
and get a Big Buck. -

HOT FRESH COFFEE

Large Coffee 79¢
Jumbo Coffee 89¢

(April 12-18 only)

is sli} planned Saturday,
April 17 from 10 a.m. to 12
noon. An refresher course
for referees will follow from
2 pan. to 4 p.m,

Both courses take place on
the Christy Park fields and
preregistration is mot re-
quired. Call George at 635- |
3719 or Roger at 635-5811
for more information.

Men’s soccer
THE TERRACE Men's
Soccer Association . has
scheduled its second organi-
zational meeting of the sea-
son April 19. po Be