School

take aim at ‘speeders

By MARGARET SPEIRS"

LOOK BOTH WAYS: be-

. fore you drive through the’
school zones this month,

School. is. starting: oon

and the. kidlets will be’

travelling . to ‘and... from

Classes again. 2) ..12

The RCMP’s: North. P

cific Traffic, Services ‘will

increase their presence at

. most; if -aot: all, schoo :

' zones to enforce’ ‘the: speed.

limit aridJensure: ‘everyone:

_ wears a seatbelt during the .

. first week: of ‘school from

September. 7. to 10... 0 4"
. i “the:

-“School: back - in
shortly : ‘80, ‘mind: your , ‘p's.
and q's ‘with’ “school. *
zones,”  Cste Mike Lavric:
said. 2.
"Young ‘children are’ a not!

responsible: -{enough] tov.

‘keep peasant out of
depends ‘on

achults.” ”

IWA votes

MEMBERS OF THE IWA,
the union. who’ represents
Tany “loggers” ‘and™ mill

~ workers across the country, a

vated ‘late: last" week.‘to:

join the United Steelwork- ai c
- aground’ 600,000: members’:
. already. and: local: WA: ~
“branch, “president: Dairel

ers of America:

The: results were “stil
pending a review: “earlier,
this week, but ‘the inerger’
is scheduled for today. -

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Al 2- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, Seplember 1, 2004

feet from 8 am, to. 5, pain.
school days. ;

“gone, sign: for the. ‘opposite «
“lane; of. traffic: Signals the .
end of the: zone.

: jing: through: a school: zone
-: Will-recéive_ a hefty. fine: -:

: barreling through. a ‘school

: S0krn/h- -whei- children-on-" “<
highway: ‘sign: ‘takes, effect”:

"Pp. Ms Of seta, days when

“ate ‘the “largest private’ sec~

., would help TWA members *

GST. CHRIS ROMANCHYCH and Ost. Mike Lavric are. urging motorists to take |
care in school zones as classes resume. MARGARET SPEIRS PHOTO ;

zone blitz to |

School zones are. in. ef.
: sign :

school ' -bus. in either direc-
tion when -the bus is slop-

The: back: ‘of the school 7

; .. ‘flashing. ° vo
Anyone caught speed i
~ ists this-law includes those.

“A driver: snagged for. ri
i : four lane. roadway.”
STP a median’ “separates.

fi ine of $196: i “

“A motorist: busted’ ‘for’:
“in the ‘opposite’ direction.
zone at'21 to 40 km/h Over
“speed. Hmit _ gets. required to stop. -
spanked: with" a. $253 tick “
“el. :

‘towns, cane 8

“Out oft: “ for a school bus.

when’ a -child“or children :
“are on the: road or. shoul

cence. plate. number,” Li
om tic said. oan

to merge with. ‘Steel.

“The: alliance, ° “will -cré-

‘tor. “union” in Canada’ with
) ely ; 230, 000.

: ‘/ ereates. a new force in the
Canadian :

enas,’ " said the Steelwork-
Wong: said “the “merger: ers’:

Keni Neumann.

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“It's itlegal 10 “pass @

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“Lavric’ reminds ‘fnotor:
: vehicles ‘travelling: in’ ‘the:
opposite: direction on. a!
traffic,“ ‘like. on! Keith ‘or.
Greig; ‘motorists: travelling -

“from the school bus: ‘aren t ;

Lavric’ said. ‘it Ss “easy to.
ciiforee the. failure to stop

MAIL it takes’, {to ‘get a
“ticket] . is- the - bus driver .
showing. up: here, ‘with ali-.

: wield more. power and ‘i in-
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By.Sierre Allison

BCR
Parks.

With pleasant ¥ weather extending into autinin, there is no

need to curtail outdoor activities. Many Provincial Park”| . ©

campgrounds remain open until niid. September: and con-

tinue to be ideal base‘camps from which. to. explore and: . a

appreciate fall environments.
Alréady: a few leaves. dre, turning yellow, serving as’ an

-reniinder_of the beautiful colour. spectrums foliage achieves: |°""~ ne
_in autumn. Early’ ‘morning air i8.crisp'and laden. ‘with ‘the:

tart scent of ripening high-bush cranberries: - : pes.
Many lakes are misty as-the sun rises and waterfowl &: tan <|.

be seen gliding throiigh this seréne landscape. “At Lakelse .| ”

- Lake Provincial Park the resident flock of baby Merganser ‘|::
ducks has transformed into‘a group of mature birds that} ©. °

» can-often be seen feeding and playing together. ae yo

The moderately cooler: temperature is well ‘stited: for: -

“physical activities, Just:remember to dress in‘layers when |" |,
* hiking, bicycling and enjoying other-outdoor sports: As. the |e _

day warms up elothing | can:be removed, then added:again®

-@uring cooler evenings. Also make’ sure’ ta keep’ WEE] ee!
. hydrated, cooler weather. ean- someti ies. foo! ‘your body into’ B on

forgetting | to replenish liquids. ;

_’ [fcamping, be sure-to bring a tarp to provide’ shelter irom | : ;
unexpected rain showers, Also: expect. some “condensation if Po:

staying in an unheated: shelter; if possible place a tent in a:
location: ‘where ‘the: morning sun will help ary: ‘it out and:

warm ib-up,.-

Take: advantage « of the changing sedgons- anid. adapt your a io
outdoor Plans'to suit thé weather and environment. . cod
~ While camping’ at Lakelse. Lake Provincial Park enjoy’ : on
nearby activitiés.’

Canoe or ‘kayak: to the's gouth’ ‘end of the Jake’ to'drift and’ oe
view the Lakelae Lake Wetlands Park. “Bird: lists for., theJ oe

wetland. area ‘canbe obtained from. Marnee Allison, Park -

Anterpreter. or at the information. arga at entrance,”

Another interesting ‘area to paddle, ta is the mouth of the ,

Lakélse Rivér where ore can-view'the Lakelse fresh: waler - oe : a
_mussel.along with large schools. of fi sh inthe fresh‘ clear].

waters. "Please | remember 1 no boats are e allowed: beyond a.

7 wtp] --] signed point. oo
Potential volunteers should be willing toi improve mae

upon thelr: listening: skills, be’ ;dependable,-and ff -

‘Jf the fresh: autumn: air beckons you to “hike try ‘the °

_Gunsight Trail across from the Park up Granite: Creek.::
_-| About 10 kilometres‘dlong. the higliway from the’ Parle is a
vy. lovely ¢ easy hike into Clearwater Lakes, : View the clear tur. ye
-quaise waters; birds, and beaver activity. 2 | ee
‘Be’ carefil n ‘not te step: on the: numerous: tiny: gs: along :
: the trail. Ca Ee et

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~ Marnee Allison'e at’ Takelse’ Lake. Provincial: Park; as