‘ms Remembering

CARRYING THE FLAGS with pride, the colour
party (above) strides out as the parade heads for

the R.E.M. Lee Theatre for the Sunday's 50th
anniversary celebration of Victory in Europe — VE
Day — which signalled the German surrender and
the end of World War It on that continent. The party
was followed by parade marshall Bud Kirkaldy =~
(below, right), veterans of the conflict and members
of the Royal Canadian Legion. At the theatre, the
commemoration included an introduction of the
veterans, speakers who covered the history of the
war and a singalong of many of the tunes

associated with that time to the accompaniment of
the Community Band and local choirs. There was
also a ceremonial laying of wreaths accompanied

by the Terrace Pipes and Drums followed by:the.
presentation of Legion Branch.1 3's new.colours

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Saturday, May 13
11:00 a.m. SHARP

*Come in at 9:00 a.m. for pre-viewing furniture*

Hundreds of items will be sold by Auction

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Lave Seats Bookcases Hutches Televisions
Recliners Hanging Chairs Appliances
Couches Lamps FloorLamps § Washers
Kitchen Tables Dining Room 3pc Living Oak Tables
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The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 10, 1995 - A3

~News In Brief

Internist on way

THE AREA will have a second internal medicine specialist by the
middle of next month,

The specialist will complement the skills and knowledge of Dr.
Barrie Phillips, the only internal specialist now working in the area,
says Michael Leisinger of the Terracc Regional Health Care
Society.

“They both have the same core knowledge, but each has a num-
ber of different sub specialities,’ said Leisinger.

And a visit last month by an opthalmologist interested in practis-
ing here was encouraging, said Leisinger.

“He'll let us know by the end of the month,” said Leisinger.
Basing sn opthalmologist in Terrace 10 cover the northwest is es-
sentially a transfer of that service.from Wrinch Memoria! Hospital
in Hazelton. The opthalmologist now there is moving on, creating
the chance to base the position here,

Forest Renewal CEO named

COLIN SMITH will take over as chief executive officer of Forest
Renewal BC next month,

In making the announcement, Roger Stanyer, chairman of the
Crown corporation, noted Smith had more than 10 years experience
‘in very large, complex organizations, That experience is crucial
for a new organization like ours to get up and running smoothly.”

Smith has been treasurer for the Greater Vancouver regional dis-
trict for the past three years. He previously served as an assistant
deputy minister with the forest ministry,

Triathletes rap city Scrooges

SKEENA VALLEY TRIATHLON’s Ray Warmer tore a strip off
cify councillors after they refused to agree to donate the use of the
arena during the provincial triathlon championships here July 30.

“Tf the City of Terrace isn’t willing to help out on a provincial
championship that does nothing but bring moncy into Terrace, it
seems pretly petty to me,’ Warner said at Friday’s recreation com-
mitlee mecling,

Parks and recreation superintendent Steve Scott noted requests by
Terrace Minor Hockey for arena fee waivers for similar towma-
ments have also been turned down in the past year.

The committee agreed that Scott should continue to enforce the
city policy on fee waivers, under which the triathlon doesn’t qualify
because it’s nota federally registered charitable society.

The triathlon will have to come up with $600 plus tax for rental of
the arena for its awards banquet.

City burn permits cost

TERRACE'S DEPUTY fire chief Rick Owens wants to clear up a
misconception same residents have.

A recent Standard story on burning permits issued by the forest
service noted its Class B permits were issued free of charge. Owens
said that created confusion among some Terrace residents who had
to buy their permits.

He pointed out a 1994 by-law required a city-issued permit for
any bunning within municipal boundaries and laid down charges for
those permits,

City Class ‘A’ permits, for large bums such as slash from land
clearing, cost $50 and there is a $10 fee for Class ‘B’ pemnits which
cover small hand piles, yard clean up. Although cooking fires stil
need a Class ‘C’ permit, there’s no oharge for those... te cca. oe

‘The forest service permits apply to areas outside the mupicipality. ..

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