Company looks for bridges

A NEW NORTHERN B.C. publishing theme for its second book and is inviling

company is looking for mannscripts, submissions from anywhere in the north,
artwork and photographs regarding © Hobson said she’s applying a very liberal
oereaes OF a new hook. interpretation of BRIDGES, however she
reeKstone Press Ltd,, formed this fall by wants a unifying theme for all of the work .
five Bulkley valley writers and artists, was selected for the anthology. ; Helping Handyman
created to provide a vehicle for writers in The company is asking for works of fic- Pro ram be Nee
this part of the province to express them- tion, non-fiction, poetry, prose, and black . , ‘ ;
selves, and white drawings, prints and photographs | For Seniors and persons with disabilities who need IN PERSON fe
‘We envisage Creekstone as an outlet for for the anthology, which is scheduled for | help with fall yard clean-up. Washing outside win- hNie Meslal friends Jim Parker Lance Anderson _
crealive expression with a uniquely north- publication next fall. dows. Winterizing your house or mobile. Small home ith apecial yriaae
em focus,’’ said Meg Hobson, one of the Contributors whose work is selected will | repairs. Da DLEW
artists involved in the companies first pub- receive a complimentary copy of the collec- ts The Drageowu™
lication, Canyon Creek: A Script. ~ tion. Contributors are also asked to include | agate have qualified volunteers to help you. a
This book, written by Smithers local a biographical sketch. Deadline for submis- ie It is not too early to put your name on the
Sheila Peters, recounts a native family’s sions is December 31, 1998, ; hes list to have your walkway kept clear of :
eviction from their farmland in Canyon Submissions should be sent, along with vf ve inte oy eeP Saturday, October 10
Creek by the provincial government in the stamped, self-addressed envelope to: e snow nis winter. ipm & 3 pm at Ltienr ead
carly 1900s. Creekstone Press, RR2 Site 55 Comp.2, Phone Shannon at: On Salo Now At Sigtt & Sound

Creekstone has selecled BRIDGES as the Smithers, B.C, VOJ 2NO, ary

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Business,

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Is Retiring!

«» Shames Mountain rocked!
Chepiteno Fernandez sang his origonal latin, folk, blues songs Sept. 20 at

Shames Mountain. The ski hill was celebrating an open house with live bands,
bike demos and store booths. The next celebration up at Shames Mountain
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will be a Halloween party in October,

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| Let’s Talk About
| Minerals
| “41 Recent studies have indicated that more North Americans
2 are mineral deficient than vitamin deficient. Minerals are
: essential for vitamin absorption and hundreds of other
chemical interactions that take place in the human body.
With the recent hubbub cbout colloidal minerals and their
supposed superiority, | thaught it wise lo clarify a few things
regarding minerals,

Macro-minerals are thasa minerals of which we need 100

or more a day in our diet, For example, two of these are

calcium and magnesium. Tha most potent sources are che-
“3 [ated with an amine acid chelated mineral, absorption is 3-
| “aE 10 times better than just taking the elemental mineral.
| ‘41 In the micro-mineral area there are colloidal and ionic
minerals. Colloidal means the suspension of tiny non-sclubla
mineral and trace mineral particles in water. Most colloidal
minerals are held in suspension by their tiny size and/or a
static electrical charge. When these particles reach tha stom-
ach and mix with hydrochloric acid, they break down into
smaller sizes ond become ionized. An ion is an atom or
small group of atoms that is inherently either positively ar

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| a4 ingesled. This con be important because as wa age we pro-
duce lass hydrochloric acid in our stamachs.

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