_ he gets it clean after a hard weekend.

:- Denise Brochu, Mary Fehr and Terr! Beck plant flowers.and pull
~ weeds Inthe garden In front of the Terrace Public Lib

ready for summer.

John Nattress runs the tractor as he fills
-some holes In the library’s grounds with °
topsol I. Photo by Don Schalfer: .

Marsh World

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RUSTY BLACKBIRDS (Euphagus carolinus) — The
"reddish-brown feathering on this-bird is most mark-
‘ed in the winter plumage of males and females.
In breeding plumage however, males may be almost
entirely black, females dull gray. Rusty blackbirds
have pale yellow eyes and are about 23 cm long.
-Narthern nesters, they are only éncountered in
southern Canada during spring and fall migration,
‘often occurring in flocks with other blackbirds.
‘Rusty blackbirds have a preference for wet areas,
marsh edges or flooded woodlands. ‘They often
build their hests In low conifers at heights less than
four meters fram the ground. ar

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lama candidate for School Board Trustee In the 31: . , : ; ; or a ceo .
May election. a —_ “| 7 for years to come. a Se my a
lam married and have tived In. the Terrace Area for 29 | 12 e t a . .
years, Of our5 children 4 have graduated from the. - a mo cu. a a |
Terrace school system and one is still In elamentary. fs “gy | a " . Dey os |
Over the past years | have worked asa secretary. |. SF a
have also worked as a substitute teacher in our, local], ~ DELIVERED sf
schools, {am an active member in the Evarigelical °. smo i ; as af a
Free Church and have worked for many years In their J. PO s
summer youth and camp programs. | am. past |) ‘gt ne —— SET VERY NO CHARGE 4
president of the Pacifle Northwest Music Festival. | a oo ON Ty eee RACE REMO— .
re ners [iat _ on APPROVED no THORNHILL—KITIMAT. gp
1am vitally. Interested In quality. education for ‘cur “] @. CHARGEX CREDIT ; wy 2
youth and If elected would werk very hard toward the ff i a MR ee ks . i
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1. More parental participation In school matters. . + : aaas GORDON & ANDERSON LTD. B
2. More schoot business conducted In pubtic, a ._ °° pe 5
3. Improved board-teacher relations.” mf ff} pee oan} _ ' . : ear res 5
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5. Maintenance of christian values In counselling and - & LAZELLE =O rr ee ay q _ :
instruction. co ; Utz tes ee = -
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leadership to the School Boardand § wouldask that you in 8 ha ° PHONE 635-8578 STORE HOURS: MON., TOSAT..2AMTO5:20PMFRI,9TO? i
- please vote for me on 31 May. ae | : iis aut

. One of the things we're doing is

- We'restartingnew,

starting now.”

2 Voge Poestlcwan anak Phvisaen Manager| to

is to become the best equip- —
ment distributor inthe = _”
Province of British Columbia. "-
That’s no easy assignment,..
but we're committed. We've
listened to your'comments. --
We've learned from what. <
you've had to say.
And now, we're doing
something about it.

asking for help.'And we're getting
‘that help from International . —
-Harvester in the form of improved
training and service techniques. As part
of our commitment to the logging, mini
and construction industries, we've also
evaluated our operations, parts .inventorie
organization and people. We've updated and "am
improved our stock of International’ equipment."
We've made changes front to back, bottom to top.
We're starting new, starting now. And
we're here to stay. ys

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. Right up front, our goal”.

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A DIVISION OF CAE-MORSE