_ TERRACE — A little
part of Japan can now be
found in Terrace.

by Sherry Halfyard

Matt and Kaye Ehses,
owners of. Northern
Light Studio in Terrace,
have created an authen-
tic Japanese Garden in
their own backyard.

The idea of building a
Japanese Garden has
been a dream of the
Ehses for many years.

Recently, with a lot of
hard work, and the
assistance of Ken Batch
of Azalea Gardens, they
have turned their dream
into a reality.

The Ehses have been
residents of Terrace for
the past 10 years. Matt is
originally from Ger-
many, and Kaye is from
the United States. They
both . felt the peace-
fulness of northern
B.C. would be a good
place to settle and raise
their three children.

Matt and Kaye have
been interested in eastern
philosophy for some

S Ministry of
Health
Division of
Vital Statistics
Notice of Application
for Change of Name

Notice Ie hereby ven that an
will s made to ite

to t
Peel nerve, purtoant to the
of nama, wan rs
provisions of ihe f *

lekut, €.C., in the nce of
Britiah Columbla as follows:- To
change my name from Aima Nole
Bourquin to Erma Nole Bourquin.

Dated this 10th day of February,
A.D. 1988.

Alme Note Bourquin
S21

time. Matt first became
interested in Zen con-
cepts and art after
visiting Japan over 30
years ago. Kaye studied
‘with a Buddhist monk
and tas traveled oxten-
sively in the Orient.

The Ehses’ backyard
turned out to be a
natural setting for the
garden, possessing trees

and moss that blends
well with the Oriental
theme.

The first part of the
garden is a natural B.C.
walk, with plants in-
digenous to the area. It is
sharply contrasted with
the structured sym-
metrical style of the
Japanese garden. ,

The Ehses have used

Japanese garden thrives

traditional Japanese
designs for the creation
of the garden. .
Four types of
Japanese maple, bam-
boo, cherry, plum and
angelica trees have been
brought in to enhance
the setting. They are still
awaiting the arrival of
the famous bonsai trees,
which are so char-
acteristic to Japanese

INVITATION TO BID
Notice to Contractors

OReltahope Gateleria’ Ballding
" la bdr
Renovations, Terrace Campus”
will be recelved by Mr. Peter
Crompton, Malntenance Super-
Intendent, Northwest Gommun-
Ity College, 5337 McConnell Ave.,
Terrace, 8.C,, Boardroom 206, up
to 3:00 p.m. local time, Wednes-
day, June 18, 1988.

This project consists of renova-
tlons to portlona of the workshopa
and cafeteria bulldings comprie-
ing of approximately 13,700 sq. ft.
of buliding area.

Contractora may obtain a sei of
construction documents from the
architect on deposit of $150
refunded only upon retum of
documenta in good condition
within ten (10) days of close of
tender.

Documents will be available for In-
spection from the Terrace Pian

Tendera must be accompanied by
@ certified cheque In the amount
of $15,000 drawn In favour of
Northwest Community College, .
and will be forfelted If tenderer
falle4o enter into contract when
requested. Certified cheque will
be retained by the Owners until
satisfactory completion of the
work and will be released In con-
Juncilon wilh holdback funda. A

S WHEREAS the Board of the Regional District of Kitlmat-

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landscaping.

A’ dry lake, arched
bridge and Japanese
lantern, all add to the
peacefulness of the
garden.

The Terrace couple
plan to build a waterfall,
and continue working on
the garden.

Regional District
of Kitimat-Stikine

Bylaw No. 240

A bylaw to authorize a submission to.the
qualified voters af the District of Kitimat,
the District of Terrace, Electoral Area ‘‘E*’
and the defined portion of Electoral Area
*C’’, on the question of permanently clos-
"9 down the Kitsumkalum Ski Hill opera-
tions.

‘It will keep evolving.
This is just the bitth,
now it is starting to
grow,’’ said Kaye.

The Ehses invite the
public to walk through
their garden and ex-
perience its beauty and
tranquility.

Stikine has been requested to seek the opinion of the
A voters participating In the Kitsumkalum Ski Hill function
on whether they wish to permanently cease operations of
the Kitsumkalum SKI HIll;

NOW THEREFORE the Board of the Regional District of
Kitimat:Stikine in open meeting assembled enacts as}
‘otlows:

1. A poll shall be taken of the qualified electors within the §-
District of Kitimat, the District of Terrace, Electoral
Area “E” and the defined portion of Electoral Area “C"
in accordance with the provisions of the Municipal Act
to determine whether or not the electors wish to per-
manently cease operations of the Kitsumkalum Ski

A poll shall be taken at

Kitimat Indian Village

Kitimat

Terrace

Thornhill Elementary Schoo!
Lakelse Lake .

Usk

Rosswood

New Remo

on the 14th day of June, 1986, between the hours off .
8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m.

3. An advance poll shall be conducted ‘at the Regional
District Office In Terrace and at the District of Kitimat
Office between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., on
Wednesday, June 11, 1966, and Thursday, June 12,
4986, and those permitted to vote at the advanced poll @.
are those who, being-quallfied to vote, sign a statement &
that they are for reasons of conscience prevented from
voting on poillng day.

4. The question In the ballot shall read:

‘Are you in favor of permanently closing down the
Kitsumkalum Ski Hill operations?’

YES:_ NO:

5, This bylaw may be cited as “Regional District of
Kitimat-Stikine Kitsumkalum Ski Hill Closure of Opera-
tlons Referendum No. 240, 1986.”

Take notice that the above is a true copy of the bylaw

authorizing the submission of a question for the opinion
of the electors of the District of Kitimat, the District of Ter-
race, Electoral Area E, and the defined portion of Electoral
Area C and that the vote of these electors will be taken at:

Recreation Centre - Kitamaat Indian Village
Mount Ellzabeth High School Cafeteria - Kitimat
Clarence Michiel School - Terrace

Thornhill Elamentary Schoo!

Ole's Place - Lakelse Lake

Early Residence - Usk

Olson Residence - Rosswood

Mayors and other elected officials from across Canada attended a conference conducted
by Emergency Planning Canada at the Canadian Emergency Preparedness College, Arm-
prior, Ontario, recently. Such conferences are held regularly for elected officials to alert
them of thelr responsibilities In emergencies and heip them to offset the effects of disasters
In thelr communities. From left to right are: Diane M. Strom, Mayor, Gibsons, B.C.; George A.
Clark, Alderman, Terrace, B.C.; Murray R. Coall, Alderman, Victorla, B.C.; Mrs. M. Anne Fid-
dick, Mayor, Gold River, B.C.; Joanne H. Grimatdy, Alderman, Penticton, B.C.; and Stan
Stothard, Education Officer. ;

Fire report

p.m,

Bob Marcellin
Assistant Administrator

Zaporzan Residence - New Remo
on June 14, 1986, between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 8:00

And that advance polls will be conducted at the Regional
District Office In Terrace and the District of Kitimat Office
in Kitimat on Wednesday, June 11, and Thursday, June 12,
1988, between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.

And that Lucy Wood has been appointed as Returning Of-
ficer for the purpose of taking and recording the vote.

Dated at Terrace this 24th day of May, 1986.

cont Dertommance bond may’ be On Friday, May 23,
substituted iin lieu of the certified | the Terrace Fire Depari- a
ment attended a small CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING
struction Association Bid grass fire in the vacant B.C. Jade and t
Depository SHALLNOT APPLY. | area behind Pacific Prints Nati Ann & Cratt
Royce Condia Associates, Northern Gas. rints, Native Aris rans
Archiecte, eee Original Works of Art
Toraoe, B.C On the evening of Fri- NORTHERN LIGHT STUDIO
day, May 23, the Terrace 4820 Halliwell Avenue
For: Northweet Community Fire Department attend- Terrace 638-1403
5331 McConnell Avenua, | €d a fire in a shed on the
Terrace, OC | 4600 block of Lazelle

- Ave.

Additional Information may be published In subsequent
issues of this newspaper or will be available at the District
of Kitimat, District of Terrace, and the Regional! District of
Kitimat-Stikine Office. For further explanation or clarifica-
tion contact the Reglonal District of Kitimat-Stikine at
635-7251 or by calling Zenith 2240.

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