Pag AB, Teane Stand, Wednesday, March 14,1980"

Marina
work on
schedule |.

TERRACE — With tenders
for stage two of the MK Bay
Marina expansion project
due to close tomorrow,
Kitimat-Stikine regional
district's administrator says
the first stage has been suc-
cessfully completed despite a
“tight time constraint.”

Worries about the effect
on fish habitat had prompted
the federal Department of
Fisheries and Oceans to place
a March 1 deadline for the
excavation of 15,000 cu.m.
of material from the marina
basin.

Although some minor pre-
blems had prompted Kildala
‘Road Construction to ask the
DFO for a three-day exten-
sion of the deadline, Bob
Marcellin said the depart-
ment had granted the re-
quest.

He said tender documents
for stage two — involving
dry land excavation of
100,000 cu.m. of sand and
gravel — had automatically
been sent out to all bidders
for stage one and there had
also been enquiries from
about half a dozen -other
companies.

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TO THE TERRACE STANDARD".

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MLA Guno withdraws. name |

I believe very strongly in the
principles and. policies of the
_ New Democratic Party. I enjoy
the confidence of my caucus,
Mike Harcourt, and our
Member of Parliament in this
‘area, Jim Fulton, For. those
reasons [-had until very recently
planned to run for the nomina-

Title changed

tion i in “Skeena, which is greater
Terrace, Kitimat, Kitimaat
Millage and Kitwanga.
., The North Coast is well serv-.
éd° by Dan Miller, MLA.
Bulkley Stikine has nominated -
Ms. Jackie Pement, whom I.
support and expect will be
elected. In Skeena, two ex:

in recent letter

Dear Sir:

In reference to G. Bolton's
letter that appeared in your
Wednesday, Feb, 28, 1990
paper re: my article called
“Walking a Fine Line” in
your Feb, 21, 1990 paper.

To set the record straight
for G. Bolton and anyone
else who took offense to my
article, [ am sorry.

The article was originally
titled ‘“‘From Riches to
Poverty?’’. Maybe the title

_ should not-have been change
ed. Maybe G. Bolton would
» have realized 1 was trying: to
make a statment and not try-
ing to point a finger at any
one group of people. °
Thank you, for writing

your opinion, G. Bolton;

even though I really wasn’t
ter.

P. Whitford
Terrace, B.C,

expecting a reply to my let-*

* cellent candidates are at work:
Helmut Giesbrecht: from Ter-

“, face and «Mike Corbeil . frou
Kitimat. On March 31, one will |
~ be nominated and I intend: to do

° POTENTIAL oF your BUSINESS, SHARE INFORAATION AND

everything I can to elect’ him to

- the Legislature for Skeena. .
I intend to serve the entire ~

electorate of Atlin to the best of
my ‘abilities until the province
elects a new government, With

regret “Ihave chosen to

‘withdraw from the Skeena
nomination — for personal . and
health reasons. Politics is a very
tough and demanding occupa:

tion.

Hundreds of friends and sup-
_ porters from across the nor-
” thwest have encouraged me ‘to
stay in politics, 1 want them to
know how difficult this decision
is for me and to urge them to

Support Dan Miller, Jackie Pe-

ment, and the NDP nominee for
Skeena.

“It is in the policies of the
NDP that we northerners,

‘native and non-native, will find
. Justice, fairness, and security.

” Most Sincerely,
Larry Guno, MLA
Ailin

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4620 Lakelse
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Judy Appler

SKEENA
MALL

GMBROIDERY

DEBBIE SPEARN

Debbie has lived In Terrace for & years now, graduating
from Caledonia Sr. Secondary School. She began her
career with the Inn of the West in 1986 as their Catering
Director and since than has been Promoted to General
Manager.

Currently enrolled in The University of Michigan’ s
Education Institute of the American Hotel and Motel
Association (specializing in Food and Beverage Manage-
meni), Debbie is studying to become a certified Hotel Ad-
ministrator with a main focus on sales and marketing. —

Debbie thoroughly enjoys working within the business
community of Terrace and feels that working with the
public is the biggest reward in being apart of the hospital
e industry.

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JUDY APPLER

Rainbaw Embroitery — A Personalization Business

In December 1987, Rainbow Embroidery started as a
home based business. The purchase of an industrial em-
braidery machine began the concept of a business that
would be creative, personalized and the only one like it-in
this ragton, west of Prince George.

The business expanded in May of 1988 with the addi-
tion of an established retail shirt-shop. Rainbow
Embroldary offers for sale a variety of caps, jackets and
various styles of shirts and sports wear.

Currently {located in the Skeena Mall Rainbow |
Embroidery adds the “personal touch”. ‘to all. your _
monogram needs. .

ff AINBOW

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THERESA BRINKAC

Theresa has been a resident of Terrace for almost 20
years now.

She can bee sean behind her desk at Elan Travel with a
friandly smile and ready to answer all your travel ques-
tions.

Theresa received her C.T.C. (Certified Travel
Counsellor) certificate In 1987 through the oper. learning
institute white sha was employed at Terrace Travel. She
also holds a business administration certificate fram open

‘Jeaming institute.

As wall as belng seen busy at her office, Theresa
dedicates a lot of personal time to community involve-
ment such as Big Brothers: & Bly Sisters & recently
became a chartered member of The Skeena Valley Rotary
Club, in the past she has been involved with The Terrace
Figure Skating ch club and Terrace. Youth: Centre, vt

Gall Currie

GAIL CURRIE

What began as a part-time secretarial job became a full-
time management career to Gail Currie.

Gail, Skeena Mall Property Manager, originaily worked
in the medical field. However, she decided to leave the
work-force and stayed home 12 years to false thie
children.

Looking for new chaflenges when har chitdran becama
school-aged, she began working part-time as a secretary
in the Skeena Mall ottice.

“Within 14 months | was the mall manager," Gail ex-
plains.

Gail has been at Skeena Mall elght years, seven as mall ~

manager. Sha describes her job as rewarding and
challenging.

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SKEENA
MALL

NANCY CONDON

A search for toys out of the ordinary led Nancy Condon
to start her own business.

Gingerbread Playhouse first opened its doors in October
of 1989 and is continuously expanding stock. Featuring
such names as Brio, Lago, Little Tikes, Playmobil! end Bat-
tat. Gringerbread Playhouse also carries a large variety of
educational games and toys, ars and crafts, as well as
childrens party games and accessories.

Nancy, a mother of two children, ages five and seven, ao
knows fram first-hand ‘experiance ‘youngster's favorite .<
playthings. Now she is putting that knowledge tc ta wark i in’

har own business! ”

SHAUNA PENNEY

I've been a Terrace Resident for over 3 years now. I'm
originally from Cape Sretan, Nova Scotia where | atianded
the University Ceiege of Cape Breton to achieve a
Bachelor of Businass- Administration Degree. I'm now
managing Nutri/System which creates many challenges &,
rewards!

"ve also become involved in some community projects.
Presently, I’m‘banquet chalrperson for the Miss Terrace

Pageant Committee and I've done work for the school

district as a tigure skating coach.
My move to Terrace has been ons of the greatest exe
perlences I've andeavored. Hopefully. my stay in Terrace

will:be @ long ona as f've grown to really: nie. the

heslaty of the. ha peopl in this community.
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