| Vol. 3, Issue No. 16

Anew executive for the Terrace Minor Hockey Association was elected at the recent annual general meeting. Rep
t Brock Waldron; arid Second Vice-President Lew Larmour.-

@ to tight) Treasurer Ross Bretherick; First Vice-Presiden
ry Clalre Irwin. See story on minor hockey awards night page 7.

Colleen Maitland; President Sue Larmour; and Secreta

Victoria, B.C.
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egentatives are (back row, left
(Front, left to right) Registrar @

Trades
. a
Fair
TERRACE — From
Friday, April 24
through Sunday,
April 26 the Pacific

Northwest Jaycees
Trades. Fair will be

held in the Terrace}

Arena. :
- Regional businesses
will be on hand with
displays which. cover
Jall types of goods and
services sold in the
Northwest.
Admission is free to
children six years and
younger; $] for chil-
dren’ ages six to 12,
seniors and. handi-

capped; and $2 for].
persons ‘over the age

of 12.

Doors open at 6
p.m. on Friday, April
94 and close at 10
p.m.; on Saturday,

April 25 doors open
at ll a.m. and close at
9 p.m.; and on Sun-
day, April 26 hours
are from 11 a.m. to 6
pm .

Pita

Marlaena Warkentin earned the Marylin Davies Trophy for the
“highest mark in Juntor Piano for 13 and under at the recent
Pacific Northwest Music Festival held in Terrac

-. Festival results and pictures of winners pages 16 and-17.

e. See Music

Inside |
Business Guide 9 . Entertainment 18
Church Directory 10° Horoscope 17
Classifled Ads 22 Letters 4,5,.13
Caming Events 8 Opinions 4.
Comics e 2t . Sports 6
Crossword 21 Stork Report ~ un
Dining Directory = 2 - Tafkof the Town 5°

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-Lakelse Hot |

Springs to
have on- site
water testing

TERRACE Bert
Orleans, developer of
the Mount Layton Hot
Springs Resort at Lakelse
Lake, recently stated the
complex ‘will include an
environmental testing
laboratory for monitoring
water quality in the lake.
Under the terms of the
resort’s) waste manage-
ment permit Orleans is re-
quired to take frequent
samples of effluent from

the sewage treatment.

system outfall and sur-

rounding areas of the

lake; the nearest commer-
cial laboratory for analyz-
ing the samples, however,
is in Vancouver.

Orleans said the. ship- |
ping process can sig-
nificantly alter the content.

of samples, creating the

‘possibility of coliform

counts that are lower than
the actual level in the ef-
fluent. He also expressed
concern about the five-day
time lag between taking

the samples and getting

laboratory results.

“With an on-site lab, if.
there is a problem we'll
know within hours and we
can. act immediately,’? he
said.

In addition to monitor-
ing the hot springs ef-
fluent the lab will be open.
to business from in-
dividuals and agencies

throughout the northwest, :

making it an economically
viable operation. Orleans
said one motive for
establishing the lab is to
help alleviate concerns of
lake residents about the
effect of the resort on
water quality,

Opening date for phase -

one of the hot springs is
July 1, he said.

The resort’s sewage
treatment plant, called the
best of its kind in northern
B.C. by the regional direc-
tor of Waste Manage-
ment, will begin operating
on the same date, —

Legislative Library,
Parliament Buildings,

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7 SOCENTS |

School -
Board —
calls
for by-

election —

TERRACE — The seat on .

the board of School
District 88 left vacant: by.

the resignation of .Dave .

Parker will be. filled
through a by-election. _
At the April 14. board

meeting Secretary-Treas-

urer Barry Piersdorff told

the board they could

either call a by-election or
appoint an interim trustee
subject to approval by the
Minister ‘of Education.
Under the terms: of the
School Act, he advised the
trustees, _
were to be called the deci-
sion to do so would have
to be made immediately..
Piersdorff noted ‘that
the district -had. already
overspent. its’. election

if an. election -

budget by $6,000, -and an.

additional . by-election
would cost about $5,000;
funding for the election,
he said, would have to be
allocated from other areas
of the budget. -

. Following an. in-camera

" discussion . the board

yesolved to hold the ‘by-
. election May 23. - Voters
--pésiding in Terrace,

tion. . nek ,
"Notiiifiations

' Elaine J ohnson in-the Ter-
race board’ office of
School District 88 between
10.a.m. and twelve noon
May 4,

An advance poll will be
held in the school board

office May 15 from 9 a m .

to8p.m, .

The regular poll will
take place May 23 from 8
a.m. to8 p.m. at locations
in Terrace and the rural
areas, — ,

The term of the
trusteeship will be until
the regular civic elections
in November of this year

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April 14 6 1 142 cain
April 15 4 0 12.4 mix
Aorll 16 6 O 228mk
Aoril 17 8-1 2 mix
- Apel 18 8-3 nu
April 18 6 1 132 mix

Forecast: Continuing
cloudy and cool with
frequent showers of
raln or mixed rain and
snow. Afternoon highs, |
7; overnight tows 1,0

Boal Lakelse Lake,

“Rosswood, Usk ‘dnd
_ Cedarvale will be eligible”
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