Ad Terrace Review —

_ Wednesday, November 7, 1990

‘The candidates:

Kitimat-Stikine e Regional District Area e.

' Sandy Sandhais

Sandy Sandhals, a resident of the
Terrace area for the past 17 years,
is now a resident of Lakelse Lake
where he is the chairman of the
Lakelse Community Association.
Sandhals is also the alternate direc-
tor for Regional District of
Kitimat-Stikine Area ’C’ and in
the past has served as a director on
the Terrace Co-operative Associ-
ation board, as a member of the
Kitsumkalum Ski Hill Advisory
Committee, and as a member of
the Chambers of Commerce in
Sandspit, Duncan and Fort St.
John. .

Before his retirement, Sandhals
was an employee of B.C. Hydro.
He worked 27 of his 35 years with

B.C. Hydro at the management.

level and in that capacity in Ter-
race supervised the power -line
extension in the Nass Valley to
Nass Camp, New Aiyansh, Canyon
City, Greenville and Kincolith as
well as the extensions to Jackpine
Flats, Old Remo, Beam: Station

Road and Mailbox Point on the

west side of Lakelse Lake, High-
way 16 to Gossen Creek, Usk,
Kleanza Creek and Copperside
Estates, and Highway 16 West to
- New Remo.

Director Area "C"
Regional District of
Kitimat-Stikine

EXPERIENCE

VOTE!

PAID FOR BY THE COMMITTEE TO ELECT SANDY SANDHALS

SANDY SANDHALS

Honest, Fair Representation For
Constituents.

District Manager, B.C. Hydro 1962-1983
Area Manager, B.C. Hydro 1983-1986
Director, Terrace Co-op. Assoc. 1970-1990.
President, Lakelse Community Assoc. 1990 -
Alternate Director for Area "C* Kitimat-Stikine

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Regional District 1989-1990

RE-ELECT

Darryl Laurent

For Alderman

Its A Good -
Start...

But The Job’s
Not Done.

PAID FOR BY THe COMMITTEE TO RE-ELECT DARAYL LAURENT

- HARDWORK, DETERMINATION,
PERSEVERANCE.

“William. Hayes”.

‘Bill Hayes is ‘an ‘ediicatot with a -

diploma in Business Administra-
tion and degrees in Education and
Asian Studies who concentrates on
developing ecological awareness in
both his students and fellow
teachers, He has conducted eco-
logy activities workshops for over
200 teachers as well as organized
classroom salmonid and bechiye
projects. He is currently promoting
school] gardens in the area.

Hayes, 41, has lived in the Ter-
race area for most of his life,
having made his home in Kitimat,
Terrace, Lakelse Lake and Old
Remo. He is currently living in
Old Remo, whete he and his wife
along with their four children
operate a home-based agribusiness
in which they market garden or-
ganically grown vegetables and
berries, and raise and sell five-
stock. _

In addition to his work as an

educator, Hayes’ primary interest -

is researching, practicing and pro-
moting family farming that inte-
grates a garden, animals, field and
forest, His hobbies include sports,

ro:

"hiking and horseback riding.

Gordon Robinson
Gordon Robinson, 72, is seeking

his fourth term as Area ’C’ direc-. -

tor for the Regional District of
Kitimat-Stikine. Besides his expeti-

ence as a regional district director,

Robinson has a wide and varied
employment background, »

He first spent five years as a
logger, then five as a commercial
fisherman, another five as a school

teacher, and, in his “spare time"
served as the elected Chief Coun-: .

cillor of his home village of Kita-

maat. Robinson then worked. for
Alcan. for 12 years, before round-
ing out his varied resume by work-
ing for 17 years as. the superin-
tendent of two: Department of
Indian Affairs offices. He retired
from the federal service in 1983.
In addition, Robinson has
researched and published a book,-

“Tales of Kitamaat", and written a

number of articles on the north
coast of British Columbia.
Robinson and his wife, Phyllis,
reside in Terrace and have two
sons, two daughters and seven
grandenicren.

response of each candidate.

All-candidates -
forum being set up

An All Candidates Forum sponsored by the Skeena Valley Rotary
Club has been scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 15 at 7:30 p.m. in the
R.E.M. Lee Theatre. All aldermanic and regional district Area °C’
candidates have been invited, but as of press time yesterday none
of the regional district hopefuls had confirmed their appearance.
Five minutes has been set for opening remarks by each and 40
minutes for questions from. the audience, with two. minutes for the

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VOTEN INOW 17

PAID FOR BY THE COMMITTEE TO ELECT RICK KING

KING, RICK

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discussions

_of Terrace as the

for our seniors.

@ To work towards developing City

regional service center. -

@ Support lower taxes.
Best value for our tax dollars.

@ To work for the improvements of
parks, recreational facilities and
public works infrastructure.

@ To work for the development of a
‘supportive housing project

@ To make decisions on the basis of
cooperative and constructive

RE- ELECT

a _.NOVEMBER 17TH |

“PAID FOR BY THE COMMITTEE to RE- ELECT MO. TAKHAR a