- 18 Terrace Review — Wednesday, August 6, 1986

Dickie Dee ice cream permit -

revoked for Furlong Bay —

: TERRACE — Dickie
oe Dee ice cream will not be
7 doing business at

Furlong Bay, at least for
. the time being.

by Philip Musselman

The Dickie Dee fran-
chise, operated by Finn
Larsen, has. enjoyed
good public support by

Terrace residents. Accor-

ding to Larsen the same
went for people at
Furlong Bay, but one
complaint has caused the

revoking of his permit to
sell ice cream at Furlong.

The complaint was
called in by a certain
business in the area that
seemed to be a little
upset over the idea of
competition and the loss
of potential business,
said Larsen. Meanwhile
at least one other
business supported the
coming of Dickie Dee to
the lake. ‘‘Before, some
people were calling me
and asking when the
Dickie Dee bikes were

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Missionaries from ‘The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter.
Day Saints - the Mormons”, Elder Ryan Edwards (left) and
Eider Cliff Lee, are now serving in Terrace.

Mormons on
mission in Terrace

TERRACE Elder
Ryan Edwards and Elder
Clifford Lee are-full time
missionaries from ‘'The
Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter-Day Saints” —
“‘The Mormons’,
Elder Edwards is from
a family of six children
from Lapointe, Utah.
They have arrived this
week in Terrace to con-
= tinue on with their mis-
. sion service for the Mor-
mon church,

They are two of over
30,000 young men and
women from the church
around the world who
are serving a two-year
mission of their own free
will and expense. How-
ever, they have stated
that the experiences that
they have, and the op-
portunity to serve others
makes it ali worthwhile.

A good percentage of
the young men within the
church make the decision
to serve a mission and

begin when they are at
the age of 19. They say
that the majority of the
Elders return home
stating that they
wouldn't have traded
those two years for a
four year degree at
university.

Elder Edwards and
Elder Lee will be serving
within the Terrace-
Kitimat area for approx-
imately four to five
months and will be
proselyting full time each
day. They conduct many
different types of discus-
sions and give presenta-
tions to individuals,
families, civic clubs,
school groups, etc., and
are anxious to begin their
work here.

They are excited at
meeting members of the
community here in Ter-
race and look forward to
their stay as well. They
can be reached at
635-5864.

going to be patrolling the
beach,’ said Larsen.
“‘When the bikes did get
out there the response
was great.”

Over all, the ice cream
business has been good
for Larsen and his
employees, and Larsen

expressed his apprecia- .

tion to the public for all
their support. At this
time the company has
about 18 youths in all,
but without the business
at the lake three

Don't

What you can buy:

A market lamb
weighing 70-115 lbs.
liveweight. A carcass will
weigh approx. 40-55 lbs.

A beef steer weighing
700-1200 Ibs. liveweight.
A carcass will weigh ap-
prox. 400-700 Ibs.

A chevon (goat kid)
weighing 40-50 lbs. live.

How you buy

All 4H Auction
animals are on display
the duration of the ex-
hibition. Come to the 4H
barns and see what you
buy. Members will gladly
answer any questions
you may have.

The animals

are

weighed on Saturday and
shown and judged dur-
ing the afternoon.

The Auction is held on

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The annual Memorial Race was held at

employees may have to
be put on standby. ‘‘To
me it’s like laying them
off because they decide
to quit if they can’t work
right away,’’ Larsen
noted.

The Terrace Review
contacted. Gord Mac-
Donald, zone supervisor,
at the Lakelse-Atlin
District Parks office and
he did not wish to issue a
comment concerning the
experimental permit at
this time.

tees

Finn Larean, franchise operator for Dickie Dee Ice Cream
in Terrace, recently expressed regret that his young ven-
dors will not be able to extend their service to Furlong

Bay Provincial Park.

miss the auction

Sunday, Aug. 31 at 12
p.m. in the horse show
ring at the Thornhill
Community Grounds.

Programs will be
available listing the order
of animals auctioned,
the owner’s name and
the official weight of
their animal.

All animals are to be
auctioned to the highest
bidder, on the price per
pound liveweight basis,
eg: 95°/Ib. or $95.00 per
hundred weight.

Buyers are requested
to come to the 4H office
and make payment at the
time of the sale. The club
will provide for the
transporting and slaugh-
tering if requested at this
time,

And then:

Facilities

for trans-

a

the Terrace

Speedway recently. See results of the contest page 23.

porting, slaughtering,
hanging, cutting and
wrapping and freezing
are available. Ask at the
4H office for informa-
tion.

iMake arrangements to
have your meat cut to
suit your family needs.

You will arrange to
pick up your packaged
meat which will be ready
for the deep freeze and
many meals of good
eating!

All animals in this sale

were raised by the 4H
members. themselves.
Each member is respon- .
sible for the selection of
their animal, daily
feeding, cleaning of
pens, etc., and the per-
sonal care of the animal
such as grooming and
cleaning for the complete
4H year.

Each animal has had
lots of ‘‘Tender Loving
Care’? and should pro-
vide first class meat for
the winter.

ARIES
Mar. 21-Apr. 19

TAURUS
Apr. 20-May 20
GEMINI
May 2J-June 20

CANCER
June21-Juty 22

LEO
July 23-Aug. 22

VIRGO
Aug. 23-Sept. 22

LIBRA
Sept, 23-Oct, 22

SCORPIO
Oct, 23-Nov. 21

SAGITTARIUS
Nov. 22-Dec. 21

CAPRICORN
Dec. 22-5an, 19

AQUARIUS
Jan, 20-Feb. 18

PISCES
Feb. 19-Mar, 20

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