Al0 Terrace Review — Wednesday, August 29, 1990

Animal
shelter
registers
cats

Frank Bowsher of the Terrace
Animal Shelter explains that there
aré no bylaws that allow him to
impound a cat, legally, in Canada.
Says Bowsher, "People can bring
us cats, but we need the people’s
names and addresses before we're
allowed to accept the cats."

Cats also aren't licensed, So it’s
very difficult to return a cat to its
rightful owner when one is found.
Bowsher encourages cat owners to
join their voluntary cat registry. To
date, 100 local residents have
taken the shelter up on this offer.
There’s a one-time fee to register
the cat, give the owner a registra-
tion number for the cat collar, and
set up a file on the cat. This way,
cats can quickly be returned to
their owners.

For more information, contact
Frank Bowsher at the Terrace
Animal Shelter, 635-9372,

City backs
Vancouver
international
third runway

First Terrace city council and
now the Kitimat-Stikine Regional
District board of directors have
endorsed the construction of an
additional runway at Vancouver
International Airport.

Vancouver may seem far away
and it may seem that a third run-
way may have little impact on the
north, but that isn’t the case. And
according to regional district direc-
tor and city alderman Bob Cooper,
"It?s only going to happen if a lot
of response comes from outer
areas... not only from Vancouver,"
and, "We need to make it very
loud and clear."

Without another runway at
Vancouver International, Kitimat
regional board member John Le-
Sage says, northerners may soon
find themselves flying to Abbotts-
ford and then busing to the
Vancouver Airport for connecting

flights. Cooper and Thornhill -

director Les Watmough think more
can be done than simply building
another runway in Vancouver. A
¥ellowhead air route with a single
connecting flight from the north-
west could take some pressure off
the Vancouver airport.

Andy Burton has suggested the
regional district invite the people
in charge of preliminary work on
the Vancouver runway project to
Terrace to further discuss the
options. As well, there is likely to
be good northern representation at
public: hearings in Richmond in
November. Director Chee Ling
says Air B.C. has offered free
return transportation for any muni-
cipal or regional representatives
who want. to make presentations to
the review board.

This week’s pet is Sheena, a five-year old female, spayed, long- Robyn and Caleb on her first day in the shelter. Sheena needs lots

haired domestic calico cat. All Sheena’s shots are up to date. She’s —_ of affection. Visit the Terrace Animal Shelter today if you'd like a
very good with kids, as you can see. Here she plays with Darci, closer look.

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if you wish to announce
the birth of YOUR baby, please fill out the form
available in the maternity ward at Mills Memorial
_ Haspital, We will pick up your forms.every week.

GREEN — Niles and Jenny are pleased to announce the birth
of son Bradley John William on August 16, 1990 weighing 9
Ibs. 5 oz.

HILL — Teddy and Rita are proud to announce the birth of
their daughter Hester on August 18, 1990 weighing 5 lbs. 1 oz.

KUCHARYSHEN — Joan and Randy are the proud parents
of new daughter Jody Ann, born August 23, 1990 at 8:43
a.m., weighing 7 Ibs. 10 oz.

to announce the arrival of their son Adrian William IV on
August 19, 1990 at 2:14 p.m. weighing in at 9 lbs. 10 oz.

WATSON — Grant and Angela of Terrace are pleased to an-
nounce the birth of Caitlan Elisha on August 21, 1990

WHEN IT COMES TO A “NATURAL EXPERIENCE”, TERRACE AND weighing 7 Ibs. 7 oz.

AREA IS HARD TO BEATI VISITORS COME FROM ALL OVER THE
WORLD TO ENJOY THE BREATHTAKING SCENERY AND THE
CHANCE TO SEE WILDLIFE IN IT’S NATURAL SETTING. ROY SCHER- FLOWERS
RER CAME TO TERRACE THREE YEARS AGO AS THE MANAGER) ;

PHARMACIST AT NORTHERN DRUGS. COMING FROM THE A LA CART Fo
LOWER MAINLAND, ROY APPRECIATES THE EASY PACE OF LIFE IN

TERRACE, WITH HIKING, FISHING, SOFTBALL OR BOATING SO

CLOSE AT HAND... AFEW OF THE REASONS ROY CALLS TERRACE a
“A GREAT PLACE TO BE"! : SKEENA MALL

“EXPECT THE EXTRAORDINARY”
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