ad rt ne am pee ee te ee Certificate awarded Terrace resident Gloria Le . Gal receives a Skills Program Instructor Certiflcate at a re- cent volunteer workshop at Naramata near Penticton. ! Wood carver ‘combines talent — with patience A scene from the logging industry, by former Terrace resident John Weber. The art work started In 1984, said Weber, and was completed the following year. Sculptures are on display in the pub at the Northern Mofor Inn. Dantele Barqulat photo. TERRACE — Though John Weber left Terrace in 1977 to move to the lower mainland, a portion of him remains with us in his wood sculptures displayed at the Northern Motor Inn, by Daniele Berquist The displays include four scenes from the logg- ing industry carved out of wood. ‘‘I am very pleased that my carvings were pur- chased by George Munson and his wife Gail,’’ said Weber. They are in a place * where a lot of people, travellers, can see them, he added. ‘The artist now resides ° _ on one of the Gulf Islands - *! entitled Gabriola Island. ". Weber confesses that it’s a nice place to work. There - gre no telephones. Weber - gaid that he has tried to =: gevelop a kind of lifestyle that. enables him to do -what he wants to do, and ' Gabriola Island ‘perfect place. is the Weber said not too long ago, 3-D sculptures caught his attention after a visit to the Queen Charlotte Islands. ‘‘] spent a sum- mer hiking around, savor- ing the Indian art work. ‘It was very fascinating sirice I was a little familiar with the work. I grew up in - Terrace and there the: Native tradition is very. strong. Weber said that he has done carvings of old faces of men from the barkling found on the shores of the Skeena River, known ‘as ~Skeena River Barkling.’ Larger sculptures are done with yellow cedar and sometimes pine. Weber said that he does _ custom work, ‘“‘If anyone would like to commission me to do some art work they can reach me at: R.R. 2, Site 41, Island, B.C. ‘VOR 1X0. For the past few years, works by. John Weber have been handled in the Terrace area by Northern Accents. Weber reveals that he hasn’t taken any courses. “It’s not a question of talent as much as it is pa- tience,’’ revealed the ar- ~ tist. Gabriola ~ TERRACE — returned from an exciting and challenging weekend - at the Naramata Con- ference Centre in Pentic- ton, She now forms part ofa special group of instruc- tors across the province who have been trained to offer. workshops to in- crease the management skills of volunteer com- munity leaders. Gloria LeGal- of Terrace has Volunteers to get help Bill Reid, Minister. of Tourism, Recreation and - Culture, in acknowledging © the tremendous contribu- tion made by volunteers in recreation, sport and culture, said, “I wish these instructors every success in their endeavors. I am confident that the skills program will help improve the opportunities for British Columbians to participate in worthwhile leisure time activities.”” The Skills Program for Management Volunteers is . a partnership between the federal and provincial - governments, It now of- fers workshops on six Management, - Long and Short Term Planning, and two new. courses, Leadership, and Volunteers _ Together. Over 200 individuals across British Columbia ate qualified to - instruct these courses. Workshops in these topics will be of- fered in communities ’ Financial Management, Marketing, Working» ‘Management topics: Time throughout the province. fat et att oe oo ae oD Laat Ma : Stats Set aes ese ee V8G 1M7 seat got . ... have your newspaper ‘delivered every week. For Just $24 you don’t have ..« to miss a single issue! Subscribe now! A full year: $24.00 - Two. years: $45.00 Come into our office, . or send a cheque or money order, to: Terrace Review ' 4535 Greig Ave., Terrace, B.C. wir ae Patina feoke ne Name _ Subgeriation Order Form: ~E1 year - $24 ee Cheque -.. £1 Money Order C2 years - $45. V7 1 Charge Card: MasterCard [| _ Visa ry Card # Expiry Date Mall: or - bring this form tor uh in a a Terrace Review | Terrace, B.C. ‘V8G 1M7 Phone . ~ Postal Code’.