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John Main

I’m new to the area
and haven’t really
got a clue when It
comes to making
such a prediction for
this area. But buds
are out In Victoria.
For Terrace | sup-
pose my guess
would be that within
three weeks buds
will appear around
town.

Donna Ziegler
Pussy willows are
already out at the
corner of Highway 16
and 37.

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The Terrace Review asked:

When do you predict
the first buds will appear?

Rondie Main
it’s getting warmer
here in the north-
west. |. would say
that In two to three
weeks the first buds
will be visible.

Fred MacDonald

By my watch buds
will appear on March
21, the first day of
spring, which would
be right on time for
Terrace.

“two to three weeks”

‘race | suspect they

Betty Stewart

In Vancouver buds
have already ap-
peared. But in Ter-

won't be out until
around the end of
March.

itt

Rosemary
McGettigan
A wild guess has
me predicting any
date, like March 25
for instance.

Women’s field hockey promoted

Interest in women’s
field hockey has been

growing in the northwest

for the past two years.
Smithers and Houston
have each fielded teams
that play weekly matches
in the spring and summer
and last year a team
represented zone 7 for
the first time at the B.C.
Summer Games.
Smithers coach Jill
Trelawny said that a lot
of the players used to
play elsewhere but that
there are an increasing

number of new recruits.
‘We're emphasizing
fun, exercise and_ skill
development in that
order,’’ said Trelawny.
‘It would be nice to
develop several teams in
each of the major towns
within our region but
like anything else it takes
time,’ she added.
Trelawny is encourag-
ing women from Ter-
race, Vanderhoof, to
Prince Rupert to contact
her about starting field
hockey in their respective

In Terrace court

On Fri. Feb. 21 Alton
Stewart was fined $10 in
Terrace Provincial Court
for .possession of a
restricted drug.

In Terrace Provincial
Court on Fri. Feb. 21
Georgina Robinson was
fined $35 for theft.

On Fri. Feb. 21 in Ter-

race Provincial Court
Kenneth Pipe was

sentenced to seven days

in jail and one month's
probation for a breach
of recognizance.

Daniel Melville was
fined $100 in Terrace
Provincial Court on Fri.
Feb. 21 for causing a
disturbance

towns. ‘‘We are also in-
viting women to try out
for this year's zone team
that will go to the Sum-
mer Games in Cran-
brook,’’ said Trelawny.
Interested women are
asked to -call Jill

- Trelawny at 847-2530 or

to write to her at Box
3622, Smithers prior to
March 31, 1986.

Marcel —

Fillion

leaving ©

Terrace

TERRACE — After
seven years of serving as
Northwest District

manager for Indian Af-
fairs of Canada, Marcel
Fillion will be leaving
Terrace to resume a new
post as regional manager
of the Capital Program
in Vancouver on April t.

by Daniele Berquist .

Fillion has been with
Indian Affairs of
Canada for 20 years.
Three of his seven years
in the north was spent
living in Terrace.

‘TI feel bad leaving
Terrace and the people in
the community,’’ Fillion
said. Everyone has made
me feel welcome here
and especially my. co-
workers. They’ve made
me part of the team...
I’m going to miss them

Few park
fee changes

Fees in British Colum-
bia provincial parks will
remain generally un-
changed for 1986, Parks
Minister Jack Kempf
said.

“To remain consistent
with camping rates in the
private sector, and in
keeping with the
philosophy of holding
down accommodation
rates during Expo, we
have decidedito hold the
line on camping fees in
most parks this year,’’
Kempf said.

“Rates will be chang-
ed in only a few parks,
where the quality of ser-
vice — such as the addi-
tion of showers — war-
rants adjustment.”

Kempf added that
many B.C. provincial
parks will remain open
longer this year to meet
the expected heavy de-
mand for parks services
during Expo.

Squash

Select a squash with a tough,
hard rind. It should be heavy for
its size and not have cuts, punc-
(ures or sunken or moldy spots.

attends school.

foster parents.

Contact:
‘Lit Farkvam

telephone 638-3379

FOSTER HOME WANTED

Child’s Interest placement needs: — siblings.
Boy — 8 years old with behavioral problems
requires 6-12 month foster home placement.
He has many interests, loves swimming and

Girl — 2 years old, has normal development
with no major problems.
Family care skilis required:

A foster family that has experience and skills

to deal with behavioral problems. Prefer a

famlly without older children, or no children,

- as childran need one-to-one interaction with

Ministry of Human Resources

42

Northwest district manager for Indian Affairs of Canada,
Marcel Filllon.

very much.
However, said Fillion,
I welcome the change

‘and the challenge and
I’m looking forward toa

little more sun in the
lower mainland.

7th ANNUAL

resented by

APRIL 12, 1986,

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1983 FORD LTD

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‘LADIES DIAMOND DINNER

ERRACE CENTENNIAL LIONS
INN OF THE WEST

TICKETS ON SALE AT ERWIN JEWELLERS ONLY
March 21: 7:00 PM-9:00 PM March 22: 10:00 AM-5:00 PM
ALL SEATS RESERVED AT TIME OF PURCHASE
Coat: *50* all Inclusive

Fillion added that he
will miss the northwest
district. He said it is the
nicest district in B.C.
and that it is often refer-
red to as the super-
natural district.

4DR SDN

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Air conditioning Immaculate condition
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standard transmission, cruise control.

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