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The success of last year’ 3 child car seat
safety check lias prompted the Skeena
Health Unit to organize. _anothe

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He also haped it would he

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public awareness of the need for’ children.
to be appropriately buckled up when i in a.

vehicle, »

Axelson. pointed out 10 children. under
the age of five years are killed and'4,000..
injured. each year while riding ir in a motor

vehicle. - "ea,

Co- ordinator Keith’ Axelson explained’ S
the event is. intended to to give parents an:
hild :

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An improperly. installed car: ‘seat
this. js just as) dangerous as. o.car

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., perly strapped into. ‘an approved ¢ car seat.
Axelson sald ‘the ‘safety check. will take’
“place: Saturday; Sept. 7 at the I.C.B.C.
_ Claims’ centre from 10.a.m. until4 p.m. It
is free of charge and last year inspections -
took about 20 minutes to complete. :
” He: ‘explained ' trained volunteers will
s examine’ ‘the seats with four iF questions i in
Yet medical experts say, a1 per cent of

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‘© ig the ‘car r peat: ‘being’ ‘used CSA ap-
©. is it correctly. anchored to the body
* are the. hamesses. (oeat, belt straps)

. reorrectly. adjusted?
.’ © is the seat the right size For he

He pointed ut: ‘that last question’ cari
_ only be answered if the child is there ‘and.
therefore reminded parents they should
bring their-youngster-with them.
Participants will also be able to pick up
a free. information package, watch a.
video” presentation On the need for child
car seats’and talk to the local RCMP
community: Tiason officer about the sub- -

Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 21, age — Page BI:

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‘Other voluriioers will be on n hand ‘to

keep the children entertained while their

-Parents are occupied with the check.

aren _. fxelson said 35 car seats were checked

last -year and of those only 15 were found
‘to, ibe. correctly installed in all respects.
”- Improper installation of the tether: ‘Straps
‘and harnesses‘ that were too loose were
the most common problems detected. -
Those-figures offer cause for concerti,
he ‘emphasized; because. an improperly
installed car seat is just as dangerous as
fo car seat at all. .
. Residents requiring more information
on'the car seat check ‘can either’ phone
Axelson | at -the: Skeena Health Unit
(638-3310) by the end of this week or,

from Monday on, Debra Zorn.

BLOOMING MARVELLOUS. Carolyn Clay's Davis Ave. garden got

‘ the nod from the judges in this year's Beautification Society contest

as tops in the residential classification. Above, she admires a col-
ourful clematis which has been quick to climb an arbour which is a

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recent addition to the well faid out, eye-catching garden. And, hav-
ing had to impose sprinkler restrictions again this year, the city's
public works department will no doubt be delighted to hear Carolyn

uses a bucket to do her watering.

Little
Theatre
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invite

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The Terrace Little Theatre

“is always’. looking for

‘newcomers and: this

‘September is no exception,
Gordon. Qates who

fact comedy No Problem in
‘1990 is back with. ‘another

‘full...
‘Hooters. mM

: TLT’s membership. is en-
‘thusiastic about the project_
after | its ‘decision’ td ‘open
¢ach season: with a:comedy.

"Two: -yourig “men: (18-20
years)" po off” ‘for ja. fin

~ Not everything goes accor-

‘the: story: is On-its way, |,
Oates is hopeful thé: com-
“munity will respond to the
‘call ‘for: -both e sn ho and

their love and good wishes for

‘directed the: successful :one- 1

‘barrel of laughs, this one a J
length - play entitled 7.

‘ding to plan, of course, and. zt

Bonnie - Ingleman | and Jim
Daniels wed July 20 “in Ja
beautiful afternoan ceremony

- held at the Elks Halt.

Linda Harris performed the
ceremony before family and
friends gathered there to express

handsome in his black tuxedo.
“_

;

the bride and groom,

o The beautiful bride entered
- the decorated -hall in ‘a tong,

white, .. off+the-shoulder
mermaid-style dress while the
waiting groom looked very

After the ceremony, the
guests were all invited back to
the hall in the evening for a
wonderfully happy reception.

Long-time family friend Bud
Hallock was .master of
ceremonies, welcoming all the
guests and then introducing the
head table —. bridesmaids
Janice Paulitschke and Colleen
Blanchard, maid .of honour
Cathy Huff, groomsmen Mar-

tin Parks and Rami Viennean, -
man Danny Daniels -

best
(brother of the groom),

ringbearer Calvin Derksen and .

two pretty little flower girls,
Tansy Daniels: and Jessica
Derksen.

Family members on hand for
the big day. included the bride's
mother, Galt Newman, Jim Sr.
and Eva Daniels, John and Pea-
ny Ingleman. from .Vancouver
and, from- Courtney, Bonnie's
sister Sherry Ostergard with
Amanda. ~.

After grace was said by Shelly
Hallock, everyone enjoyed a
delicious buffet dinner prepared
by Lil Kenny and Virginia
Solowoniuk.

The toasts to bride and
groom and a few stories ‘about -

them — frequently. ‘interrupted

by the ringing. of the :‘*kissing *
bells’’ placed ‘on ‘each. table —
followed and then it’ was time to

purple and a iat
det, lined. with’ figures’

Carolyn Clay says she hates
weeding.

She also admits there was ‘‘a
lot of trial and error’ on the
way to making her garden what
it is today.

And that should. be music to
the ears of focal aspiring
gardeners because despite the
above, she has just won the
residential category in this
year's Beautification ‘Society
contest. :

Carolyn says work to create
today’s garden began: 12. years
ago. At that. time large
vegetable patches dominated
the back yard, but: they’. were
promptly turned into ; ‘grass.

Over the years, as‘ beds of
flowers and/or shrubs: ap-
peared, the lawn. gradually

shrank to become a yards-wide

sweep of green which: welcomes
visitors to the backyard and
leads them to the gravel
pathways which meander past
beds and rockeries.

Carolyn says the rockeries
and tight plant grouping in
several of the beds are a copy of
the municipal gardens. she. had

ted right in with her attitude to
weeding.

It’s worked too, with most of
it needing a heavy weeding only
twice a year, in the spring and
again in the fall.

The garden is made up of a
number of. distinct. ‘sections,

each with its own character and

here and there small wooden
fooibridges. announce the

fluence of the traditional
English garden is strong while
another evidently looks to

dance

flowers were placed on a mirror
at the bottom,

Bonnie and Jim led off the
dancing. to. Anne Murray’s
Could I Have This Dance,
followed by Jim and Eva
Daniels, Then it was time for.
the throwing of the bride's bou-
quet and garter before everyone
settled. down to an evening of
fun and dancing.

An open house was held the
following day at. Jim and Eva
Daniels’ home where the newly-
weds opened their gifts.

Bonnie and Jim say thanks to

_ their parents for their very hap-

py day and to.all their friends
for all the help.
kekak

While picnicking at: Kleanza

Creek the other Sunday, we ran

into Charlie Agar. Now living in

Williams. Lake, he. was born

here in 1927 at the family home -

which was located on the corner

of Lakelse and Kalum;:
“His father; Benny’ — Agar:
Ave, is named after- — built

and ran a hardware store where
the Scotia Bank ‘sits: today. He

. later sold. the b usiness: to. E.T.

Kenney. .
Lo RERK na ;
L,,would, like. to. send -out a
couple of anniversary greetings.
this week: The first'goes out to
Floyd and: Aileen. Frank: -who’
celebrated 53 years. On: Aug. 13,

.. "They: were miarried: in Victoria
. in 1938, / a +i

And congra

* totle is also home
oo Susan'and am.

¢ for this

Carolyn Clay

Japan.
The placing of trees also
_ Means some parts of the-south-
facing yard spend much of the
day bathed in sunlight while
others offer day-long, cooling
shade.

“It's a blend of gardens I've
seen in my travels, my own per-
sonal taste and what works best
here in Terrace,’’ she explains.

Carolyn: says. she likes 10 ex-

‘\ periment‘in. terms of: the plants
‘ seen in southern England:'Their *”
accent on low-maintenance fit-

she ‘puts in,” trying’ something
new each year.. A chinese
clematis and-arctic kiwis have
been among her more recent
and successful trials, although
the latter has yet to flower.

Other winners in the contest
categories were MacDonalds
{commercial}, Workers Com-
pensation Board (institutional)
and Skeena Cellulose (in-
dustrial), An honourable men-
tion also went to the new A&W
outlet on Keith Ave. in recogni-
tion of the amount of landscap-
ing already done on this new
site,

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change. In one:corner, the in- —

. They were married ‘in the old
United. Church manse by the
Rev. Percy Mallett.

keke

Wishes for a speedy recovery
go out.to Muriel O’Boyle who
was involved in a car accident
last week.

: keen

A farewell tea was held Sun-
day, Aug. 11 for Jo Harris. She
and husband Geoff . will be
heading for their new home in
Victoria alt the end of the
month,
| Geoff has been bursar at Nor-
thwest Community College
since 1976. Jo has worked with
the folks at Community Ser-
vices ‘for the. past couple of
years and they are sure to miss
her friendly smile." ~

She. will. also be ‘missed at
St.Matthew’s Anglican church
where she- was. organist, in the
altar guild and ‘helped greet new
parishioners... It’s ironic she
should be leaving now, just
when the new church is going
up; she worked very hard over
the years to see a new one built.

Jo was also.invioved in the
Terrace Community band.

The tea was held at the home
of Alfreda -Price and many
friends stopped by: for’ fea and
fellowship. ‘Jo | was “presented
with a bouquet of, flowers and
an album of pictures, vartd write
ups. 1 (er

- All friends would like to wish

Jo and Geoff farewell: and all.

the best'in their new*hojtie, Vic-'
‘Gatigh

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