. ‘Terrace Review — Wednesday, July 30, 1986 15
Local students step
into business world

TERRACE — Ian Bagg
and Lanny Paul, two
local’ students, have.
started a summer
business which caters
music for dances.

by Philip Musselman

Lanny Paul is a stu-
dent who will be going
into grade 9 at Skeena
Junior Secondary and
Ian Bagg is a student
who will be going into
grade 12 at Caledonia
Senior Secondary.
Together, these. two
students have started a
business called L&l
Sound System, which
serves as a type of disc
jockey service for
dances.

father, who was once in-
terested in the , same
field, and all of their
parents are showing a lot
of support for the ven-
ture.

According to Paul, he
and lan Bagg have
known each’ other for
about a year and a half,
and they both have plans
to continue the business
as long as possible. ‘‘It
would be awfully hard to
keep going without our
parents’ help,’’ com- .

_ mented Paul. .

” The business is only in
its infancy, but the two
partners have done a few
dances and plan to do
many more. L&I Sound

race is fierce, but that 15
only more incentive for
the independently back-
ed company.

Police

On Thursday, July 24,
a Terrace man who left
his boat unattended for
15 minutes at Furlong
Bay, had over $1000 in
fishing equipment
stolen.

Terrace RCMP said
the items included Am-
bassador reels, Fenwick
and Daiwa rods.

Anyone knowing the
possible whereabouts of
these items is asked to

. Serious businessmen ~
lan Bagg (right) and Lanny Paul operate L&l Sound Systems which is a company that pro-

vides music at dances.

David Lane
reappointed as
provincial rep

of Mills Memorial

Hospital

TERRACE — Recently
‘David Lane of Lane Ap-
praisals in Terrace was
appointed a member of
the board of Mills
Memorial Regional
Hospital as a provincial
representative.

by Philip Musselman

This renewal of Lane’s
appointment will begin
his third year as the
board’s representative of
the Provincial govern-
ment, According to Lane
the position is not unlike
that of a regular board
member except that his

membership is not the .

result of voting. The ap-
pointing of such a
_ member is part of the
Hospital Act which gives
the province access to
knowledge concerning
hospital program deci-
sions. .
The board consists of
seven to 10 members

Why not hire a student
this week? Phone the
Canada Employment
Centre In Terrace at
635-7134.

board

who are responsible for
debating new program-
ming decisions. These
trustees are usually voted
into their positions with
exception of the provin-
cial representative. The
goals and objectives of
the hospital are discussed
in a way that every view-
point can be examined
including the best uses
for the annual seven
million dollar budget. |
Mills Memorial
Hospital is always work-
ing to retain its stature as
a regional hospital by of-
fering the best services
possible, said Lane. The
hospital serves a region
within the boundaries of:
north to Dease Lake,
east to Smithers, south
to Kemano, and west to
Prince Rupert. The fact
that the hospital does
serve a region, through
its specialists and other
uncommon services,
makes Mills Memorial
Hospital a very impor-
tant part of our com-

munity and as long as

this institution continues
its services as a ‘regional’
hospital it will continue
to be a main suprlier of
jobs for the community.

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“Tt wasn’t easy,’’ ad-

mitted Paul who is 14
years of age, “‘but finally
after not receiving a loan
from the bank we decid-
ed to try it all on our
own.’ The equipment
was donated by Paul’s

System charges $200 and
up for its services de-
pending on the nature of
the dance, and they play
‘Top 40’ music on a Ken-
wood system that pushes
over 300 watts of power.
Both partners admitted
that competition in Ter-

contact the RCMP.
. ee

On Thursday, July 24,
a Terrace woman was’
charged with impaired
driving after being
checked at a routine
roadblock by local
RCMP. |

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