by the B.C. Forest Service _

' Four new fires were reported
in the Kalum Forest District and
actioned last week, bringing the
total number of fires to 14 for
the 1987 fire season. ‘All fires to

_ ‘The Terrace Review asked:
_What’s your favorite
- Riverboat. Days event?

and have been quickly attacked
and extinguished.

' The fire danger level in the

District is High bordering on Ex-

‘to Forest Service | represen
tatives, a

Due to the High and increas-
ing fire danger in the Kalum
Forest District, the Forest Ser-
vice in co-operation with the
forest industry . will be closing
gates on many operational forest
Toads to reduce the risk of ac-
cidental fires.

Burning permits will no longer
be issued in the Kalum District
until fire danger levels decrease,

The fire danger rating is High
through most of the Prince Ru-

dicted, the rating could soon

is.in place for the Morice Forest
District.

have been. 88 fires which have

- Marilyn Anderson
nm ’m on the Riverboat Days
_ Committes so | would have to
a say that the overall outcome
ts the best part. The communl-
ty spirit and the old-time fun
7 of citizenship help Riverboat.
od Days create an enjoyable
f summer event which pro-
motes Terrace as a great
place to live.

- Randy Merkel
Because of our “Thornhill
Pub High-Lifers” ball club, I'm
for Riverboat Days. I'm always a bit partial to events: in ‘and.
on holidays or out of town on
business.

oper hes | burned 385 h Fi
| have never been in town umn ectares. Five new
fires were reported between July
16 and 17. Four of these were
man caused and one lightening
caused, All fires have been con-

tained.

around: Riverside Park. The
bally flop.is. quite a fun event
to take in as well as the Sling:
ers Race. "

Rs

~ have been 1426 fires burning an
estimated 14,746 hectares. For

Letter

Softball
thanks

To the editor,

‘Terrace Minor Softball
Association would like to thank
the parents and friends of ball
teams for their support
throughout the °87 ball season.
Many thanks to everyone. for a
fine effort and energy in fund
Taising for Rep team travel,

date have been of a minor nature -

treme in some areas, according |

pert Forest Region. With contin. |
ued warm dry weather pre-.

reach Extreme. A campfire ban .

burned about 76 hectares. At
this point last year, 102 fires had

To date this year in B.C. there .

- Terrace Review — Wednesday, July 22, 1987 1S

Fi ire hazard —
nears extreme

the same period last year there
were 810 fires and 3,605 hectares:
burned. The five year average
figures for comparative dates
are 1179 fires and 84,778 hec- .
tares burned.

The travelling public are cau-

‘tioned ‘to exercise extreme care

with campfires as the woods are”
extremely dry, Anyone seeing a
fire in the woods should report it
as soon as possible, Fires can be
Teported by calling the operator
and asking for Zenith 5555.

[

: Blender Uses.
The electric blender is a versatile
Appliance. Itcan be used to grate -
nuts, chocolate or hard cheeses:
crumb bread and crackers; puree
fruits, vegetables, meats, fish and
poultry; mince parstey; chop vege-
tables; and make Hollandaise —
sauce and mayonnaise. -

KINSMEN TO
REUNITE IN.

- THORNHILL

In the region to date there |

TERRACE — On Aug, 21, 22
and 23 the Terrace Kin Reunion:
will be held at the Northern
Motor Inn and the Kinsmen Kid-

- dies Kamp.

The reunion will feature a
wine and cheese reception on

. Aug. 21, a banquet on Aug. 22,

anda Sunday brunch on Aug. 23
at the Kiddies ‘Kamp.

The camp will be open’ all
weekend for those who wish to.
do some. camping.

Accommodation is available
either by billeting or by reserva-
tions at the Northern Motor Inn.

The cost of registration is $25

per individual or $50 per couple.

For more information Phone
635-3189 or 65-3829:

Our thanks to the following
for donations: Ev’s Mens Wear,
Excel Ltd., Skeena Sawmills,
Bytown Diesel, Chinook Trailer
Sales, R.. Saunders Hauling,
BCGEU, Rudon Enterprises,
and Duck’s Unlimited.

Gail Stefanik
Terrace, B.C,

Government of Canada

Jean J. Charest |

“Keny Pauls
The slo-pitch tournament -
and the “beer gardens” make
us show people that we're not
afrald to have-fun.

i : The parade. Everyone. gets
: Involved and makes It a whole
town event.

’ Chris Dale
The bedraces. They’re novel
and require sportsmanship.

Democracy.

continued from page 4
way to get the Legislature - or
Government to listen.

If. the: procedural rules ap-
plicable to Chambers of Com-
merce and the like were applied
.in the Legislature, it would be
able to respond to public needs.
It is the Premier who controls
the Legislature, and that is why
ofentimes it cannot respond to

If your love was a rose,

So delightfully red. ;
You would smile as it grows -
And sigh when it? dead. ~

Though this love while it lasts, =.
- Keeps your heart always full, 9 "3.
It will soon be the past, cot
And its roots you must pull.

+4

a Minister af State for Youth

HIRE A STUDENT
TO HELP WITH YOUR
HOME WORK

Gouvernement du Canada
Ministre d'Etat A la Jeunesse’

Jean J, Charest .

But love like the rose,
. Will soon come again, :
In the season while ‘it grows,
Endures luster for the pain.

There now leaves belief,
In this own heart-of mine,
There will come relief, —
“But all in due time.

“ed In the community for eight months
_most of his tife. The artis

Terrace resident Robert Ryan has liv-

and has been a practising poat for
Ryan’s hob-
by. He Is presently driving taxi for

by Terrace resident Robert Ryan, Kalum Kabs in Terrace.

public needs. It should be the
other way around.

Governments have been able
to develop apparently dictatorial
rules for Legislative activity
largely because virtually no one
cared, If Chambers of Com-
merce and Trade Unions wanted

to, they could make the public

aware of these flaws in our
legislative system.

Wash the windows. Cut the grass,
Build a fence. Paint the house.
There is only so much you can do yourself. Why not hire a |
student to help? Students work wonders and they'll be eager to ;
get work this summer.

INVEST IN THE FUTURE — HIRE A STUDENT
Calt your CANADA EMPLOYMENT CENTRE FOR .

STUDENTS now. They’ll send the right student for the job.

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