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Construction workers pave the road at the intersection of Highway 16 and Highway 37.

New ee
pavement
put down

TERRACE — An
estimated $35,000 will be
spent on repaving the
four legs at the intersec-
tion of Highway 16 and

‘Highway 37 at the four

way stop, said highways
department spokesman
Ken Rensby.

‘by Daniele Berquist

Included in the pro-
ject, said Rensby, are
some new traffic islands
on each corner of the in-
tersection. ‘‘We will also
be finishing off the pav-
ing on the bottom sec-
tion, weather permitting,
which will result in the
closure of the old Skeena
Bridge. ;

Rensby said drivers
can expect a_ traffic
detour in and around the
intersection during the
completion of the pro-
ject.

« Talking toy

Another part of the Terrace
8.C, Winter Games legacy, in
the form of a stuffed toy
Kodie Kermode, contalning a
hidden two-way radio, was
recently presented to the
Terrace Child Development
Centre. The bear, held here
by speech therapist Susan
Lang, will enable therapists
to communicate remotely
with children, and it is hoped
that the children will be more
responsive to the talking toy
than they are to adult
humans. Marilyn Kerr (left)
presented the gift, and Bill
Reynolds of the Telephone
Pioneers did the electronic
work on the bear. Speech
therapist Sheila Pretto is
shown holding Kate Barnard,
one of the CDC's young
clients.

Mayor Jack Talsira recently

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Terrace Review — Wednesday, May 7, 1986 3

proclaimed May to be “family

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month” in Terrace. Marilyn Bailey, Terrace director of the
B.C. Council for the Family, says that activities will include
video presentations and a display in the Skeena Mall on
May 24 and 25. Further information about “farnily month" is
avallable from Marliyn Bailey at 638-0077.

Jacki
Sulfite is a generic term
for sulfur dioxide or
sulfite salts, including
sodium sulfite, sodium
bisulfite, sodium meta-
bisulfite and others. -
Sulfiting agents have
been used in making beer
and wine. They are also
used to sanitize food and
fermentation equipment,
reduce or prevent food
spoilage and discolora-
tion during storage and
s preparation.
Some racent studies
a indicata that certain
individuals, especially
asthmatics, have shown
severe reactions to

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matabisulfites, inducing
symptoms such as
faintness, weakness,
wheezing, chest tight-
ness, shortness of breath,
blue discoloration of the
skin and loss of con-
sciousness.

Although the FDA does
not regulate food whole-
salers, restaurateurs and
grocers, they do require
that sulfiting agents be
listed on package labels
when contained in
products.

Your local Diet Center

can give you additlonal §

information on preserva-
tives and good nutrition.

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TERRACE

Computer concepts
Jim Stone, an instructor from Northwest Community Col-
lage, gets a hands-on briefing In computer operation from
Rick Glraday of Northern Computer Concepts. The Terrace
company recently held an open house to familiarize
educators with current developments in computer
technology for schools,

THE RIGHT CHOICE
‘ F-SERIES SAVINGS GUIDE

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kages on salected 1966 modals. We may not have spaciaily-equipped
modals available for Immediate delivary.
tBased on latest A.L Polk nameplate registrations.

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