“UP.

JEPTEMBER 3 & 5, 1991 —
Auditions Tuesday and Thurs-
_ day, for Terrace Little Theatre

Hooters at 7 p.m, at the McColl
Playhouse, 3625 Kalum Street
({TLT Building). 2 young female
and 2 young male actors re-
quired, Backstage and praduc-

formation call Gordon Oates at

ings. New to theatre? Join us!
kekke
SEPTEMBER 4, 1991 — The
Terrace Little Theatre will hold a
general meeting at 7:30 p.m. at
the McColl Playhouse 3625
Kalum Street (TLT Building)

Members welcome! Cail Alan at
§35-2942 for more info.

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SEPTEMBER 7, 1991 — A [ree
shild carseat safety check will
take place from 10 a.m. -4 p.m,
at the ICBC claim center located
at 4612 Keith Ave. The event is
being sponsored by the Skeena
Health Unit, For more informa-
lion call 638-3310.

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-SEPTEMBER 11, 1991 — 7-8:30
p.m, Registration for Scouting at
E.T. Kenney School. Also
tanyone wishing to volunteer to
‘help organization welcome. For
more info phone Per Halvorsen
635-2118.

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SEPTEMBER 14, 1991 — Kit-
wanga’s Patchwork. Partners is
hosting a Show & Tell’ Day of
Quilting, Sat. 10 a.m. - 4p.m, at
Kitwanga Elementary Secondary
School. Bring finished and/or
unfinished projects and ideas ta
share. Be prepared to participate
in discussion and a quilting
challenge, Lunch will be provid-
ed, Please let us know if you plan
to attend (the sooner the better)
Edith or Rose at 849-5760, Sheila
at 849-5546 ‘or FAX 849-5805.

“KPP c/o Box 147, Kitwanga,
B.C. VOJ ZAO

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five week parenting program for

lo age five, is taking registration
for September classes, Childcare
and transportaiton are available.
Call Carol 635-3459 or Candice
635-2116,

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TERRACE ART GALLERY
and Terrace Public Library sum-
mer art show featuring local ar-
tists is held Tuesday to Sat.,
noon to. 5 p.m, Further informa-
tion call Cathy 638-8884.

kkk
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR
‘Child Health clinics’’ for
Tuesdays from % 30 a.m, - 12

Thursd

measuring children. No lifting
necessary. For more information
call Debra at 638-3310

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TERRACE PIPES & DRUMS
practice every Mon. from 7:30
8:10 pam. Jr. Table; 8:20 - 9:00
p.m. Sr. Table; 9:15 - 9:45 p.m.
piping & drumming. Meet at the
Kin Hut next to Heritage Park.
Anyone interested in playing or
learning to play, call Audrey
Kert at 635-3726.

kkk
THE ALZHEIMER SUPPORT
group holds monthly meetings
on the last Thursday of each
month at 2:00 p.m. at Ter
raceview Lodge. These are infor-
mal gatherings and new members
are most welcome, For more in-
formation please call Gillian at
635-3381.

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for ils upcoming adult comedy ~

tion peaple needed. For morein- -

, 538-1131 days or 638-0996 even--

upstairs in the Green Room. New -

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Faye, Ruth and Lesley can give you head turn-
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both personalized and precision cuts.
Specializing in long hair, directional and spiral
| wraps. We. also carry a full‘line of Focus 21,

Matrix and Joico and hair accessories.

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Fair fun

TAKING TIME OUT from the Miss PNE contest, Terrace’s own Shelley O'Brien (at right) shares some
cotton candy with other northwestern patticlpants (from left) Jenny Lester of Prince Rupert, Kitimat's
Bridget McClarty and Lindsay Rabel from Smithers.

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By DAVE CHERRY

What is household hazardous
waste?

The list ranges from motor oil
to toxic chemicals, from battery
acid to pesticides, and aerosols,
Of particular concern are those
wastes which remain in the en-
vironment for extended periods,
are long-lasting or lethal.

It is estimated that British
Columbia produces in excess of
100,000 tonnes of hazardous
wastes a year, with an ac-
cumulated backlog of approx-
imately 400,000 tonnes in
storage.

Virtually all BCers are, to
some degree, generators of
hazardous wastes because every
household generates a certain

amount of hazardous waste,

There are hazardous wastes
under almost every sink, in
every garage, basement, garden
shed and bathroom cabinet.
Most of this waste can be
eliminated through the use of
less harmful alternative pro-
ducts. Householders can play a
significant part in protecting the

ting them into their garbagés.
Community recycling depots
help households deal with com-
mon hazardous wastes.

There are four basic strategies
for the removal of hazardous
substances from the environ-
ment: Reduce, re-use, re-cycle,
recover,

Reduce

Did you
know that...

Courtesy Skeena Health Unit .

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Hazardous waste reduction at
source is the single most effec-
tive method of environment

protection. It can be practised .

by most hazardous waste
generators’ —
business,- households and
government,

Reduction can be achieved by
replacing hazardous or poten-
tially hazardous materials with
benign or less harmful
materials; by improving
safeguards in the use of hazar-

dous materials; by changing;
processes and equipment that_

produce hazardous waste; and

by the careful management of

wastes. eo,
Re-use .

Within industry and business,
ni. zbys0t..pouring .=-some. hazardous wastes.can.be

collected at their source of pro-
“duction so that they can be: fe-

used in the production process”

e.g. paint or chemicals that'do
not meet specifications and are
put back into the production
system.

Re-use of waste substances
reduces that amounts of hazar-
dous. materials requiring
management. This also provides

Diabetes draw result

The Canadian Diabetes
Association of Canada has an-
nounced the winners in its re-
cent B.C, raffle,

First prize went to Phillip
Peters of Yarrow, second to H.
Olson of Malahat and third to

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Stacey Whiley of Powell River.

The Northwest region's three

$100 winners were G. Kopak of . 9

New Hazeiton, Houston’s Jack
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Many hazardous wastes. can

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be recycled and used in the crea- .
‘tion of new products, New

businesses are being formed ex-
pressly for the profitable recycl-
ing of wastes. Many household
wastes (e.g. motor oil, batteries,
paint, used solvents) are
recyclable,
Recover ss:

Valiable materials can be ex-
tracted from some hazardous
wastes, Silver, for example, can
be recovered § from
photochemicals for use in in-
strumenits or a buillion, Energ
calbe tecgveied from! uigéd'‘ol at
and solvents. - ines

For more information, ‘con-
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Unit Office or the B.C. En-

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' vironment Recycling Hotline at

1-800-667-4321.

- What are your questions and |

concerns? Write us at: ‘Did
You Know That...?'? Skeena
Health Unit, 3412 Kalum St.,
Terrace, B.C. V8G 4T2

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Spacial thanks to tha following businesses and organizations . .

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' ‘Telephone 635-4009
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