Cea aed

Visitors to the grand opening

of the B.C. Winter Games souvenir shop held in Terrace recently were

glven an opportuni-

ty to fillln. a ticket for a draw. On Wednesday, Jan. 15, the first-place winner, Irene Lang (center), was presented with a
trip for two to Vancouver by Gary Baker, president of the BCWG, and Bobble Phillips, operations manager for the .
games. The second prize went to Jacl Sturn who was presented with a large-size Kermode Bear. Third prize went to Lee
Sandhals who won a souvenir spoon.

Resident wants hydrid
transparent apples promoted

TERRACE — The
Okanagan Valley has
Ogopogo; Hope, B.C.,
has the Sasquatch;
Prince George has the
Timber Man, ‘‘so why
not a Terrace Hybrid
Transparent Apple as a
local tourist promo-
tion?’’ askes resident
Randy Haigh.

He is the inventor of
the “‘genuine souvenir’’
which is a 3x3x3”’ card-
board box of the com-
munity,

Illustrations of some
of the scenery and bits of
history of Terrace by ar-
tist Penny Haigh, are
depicted on five sides of
.the box.

Certificate awarded

' Terrace — The Ter-

race Breastfeeding Sup-
port Group (TBSG), is
pleased to announce
that Pamela Straker has
become an internation-
al board certified lac-
tation consultant.

This is as a result of
having passed the vigor-
ous examination estab-
lished this year by the
International Board of
Lactation
Examiners, The [IBLCE
is an independent cor-
poration whose sole
purpose is to assess
competency, This is ac-
complished through a

Consultant ©

certification examina-
tion and a recertifica-
tion program for lac-
tation consultants prac-
tising throughout the
world. The examination
presumes extensive me-
dical knowledge, and
since Straker is neither
a nurse nor a doctor,
this is quite an accom-
plishment.

Straker is the last
original member of the
Terrace Breastfeeding
Support Group, and
she continues to do
considerable counsel-
ling in Terrace.

Commercial
hockey standings

Team WL T GF GAP

Skeena 9 5 3 14511921
Lakelse 6 7 3 100 11415
Savalas 7 10 0 123 13614

Scores:
Jan. 2 — Lakelse 7
Skeena 4
Jan. 5 — Lakolse 9
Skeena 7
Jan, 9 — Skeena 8
Savalas 6
Jan. 12 — Skeena 11
Lakelse 3
Jan. 16 — Skeena 11
Savalas 9

Terrace Commercial
Hockey League Stats
presented by:

Thormhill
Neighborhood
Pub

The concept is 100 per-
cent Terrace except I had
to get the boxes cut and
printed in Vancouver,
Haigh explained.

The artwork includes
Sleeping Beauty Moun-
tain which lies just to the
west of Terrace and
situated one nautical
mile above sea level; the

for 15

returns.

{ransters,

the 1930s,

We have
the right |
RRSP for you

Industrial Growth Fund:

Averaging 20%

Over the past 15 years, Industrial Growth Fund has
averaged more than 20% in compound annual

it's done well over the short-term, too. (Over the
past 12 months, It's up more than 25%*.)

But, Impressive as that record is, ihere’s much
more you should know. Before you invast, call:

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P Clarence Hallock
5133 Agar Avenue,
Terrace, B.C. V8G 1H9

Home: 635-4273

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by prospectus. Qualifies for the proposed legislation regarding Tax-Free
Capital Gains. Qualifies for past, present and futurs ARSP deposils or

FREE
RRSP Seminar

Skeena II Room, Terrace Hotel
Wednesday, Jan. 22 — 7:30 p.m.
O4

white Kermode Bear
which is native to Ter-
race; a 924-pound
Chinook salmon, a
world record for sport
fishermen in the 1960s,
which was taken near
Terrace; and a long
cedar pole taken from
forests near Terrace in

years.

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Terrace Review — Wednesday, Jan. 22, 1986 9

Dahl is a man

for all

hockey seasons |

He has coached, of-
ficiated, ran a division
and distributed equip-
ment. He has organized
hockey for the Northern
B.C. Winter Games, and
been the push behind
Terrace’s very successful
Christmas peewee-pups’
tournament.

He’s done the menial

jobs like being a counter .

server in the arena can-
teen, and the tough jobs
like consoling players
just learning about los-
ing as well as winning.

Yes, Bob Dahl is
definitely Terrace minor
hockey’s “man for all
seasons’. And Dahl has
been justly honored for
his years of service to the
local association in
numerous capacities.

Dahl was one of three
volunteers chosen by the
B.C. Amateur Hockey
Association for one of its
annual awards handed
out during minor hockey
week in January.

These awards go to
deserving people with 10
years Or more involve-
ment in the sport.

They, are not given out

automatically every yenr.

In some years, no awards

have been presented.
Dahl’s name and

lengthy list of
achievements was sub-
mitted by the local

association last Novem-
ber. He was presented
with the honor. at the
arena by Milt Moore of
Burns Lake, the zone
Tepresentative for the
BCAHA.

Bob Dahl has been
with the Terrace Minor
Hockey Association
from the start, back in
the early 1970s.

Four
men
charged

Four Terrace men
were arrested and charg-
ed with theft of under
$1000 for shoplifting at a
Mohawk service station.

They are to appear in
Terrace Provincial Court
in February.

ARIES
Mar.21-Apr. 19

TAURUS
Apr. 20-May 20

GEMINI
May 21-June20

CANCER
June 21July22

LEO
July 23-Aug. 22

VIRGO
Aug. 23-Sepi.22

LIBRA
Sept. 23-Oct. 22

SCORPIO
Oct. 23-Nov. 21

SAGITTARIUS
Nov. 22-Dec, 21

CAPRICORN
Dec. 22-Jan. 19

AQUARIUS
Jan. 20-Feb. 18

PISCES
Feb, 19-Mar. 20

Your Week Ahead Horoscope
Forecast Period: 1/26-2/1/86

Look to pleasurable pursuils to relieve the
winter doldrums. Organize social gatherings.
Youarein the limelight,

Aren't you being overly sensilive to issues af-
fecting family affairs and domestic security?
Be hospitable to visitors.

Conditions in your immediate environment
tend to make you irritable. Your nervous
chaiter tends to make others irritable,

Tend $o business and financial accounts,
especially those having ta do with the security
of homeand family.

An impalient attitude sets the stage for strain-
td relationships, Restrain the emotions, and
be alert to hazardous conditions,

Avoid associations with those who are un-
predictable and inctined to be unhappy, You
are too impressionableat thistime.

Entertainment and organizational meetings
conducted in the home can be lively affairs,
Opposite views make it interesting.

Areas of domestic and professional responsi-
bility clash. Recognize the significance of
each, and assign theright priority.

Difficulties connected with higher education

come up, The price seems to be out of reach,
bul thereare ways.

Sunday's full moon keeps emotions churned
up. Discussions on the family's financial pic-
turecan wait a day or two.

Partnership matters are emphasized. Be co-
operative, Follow the lead of the one you trust.
Enjoy social functions,

Emotional upsets at this time open the doar to
a host of ailments, Take time for rest and
relaxation.

- NA LEASING Serving the

SYSTEM Pacitic Northwest

Leasing Consultant

Lawrence Goetz
North American Leasing Systems

638-0068 (Res. 638-1555)

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