Terrace Shell celebrated the grand opening of thelr Gas ‘Bar last month, and $1,000 raised

"during that event from the carwash, gas sales and juice and hot dog sales, as well as_anad-

- ‘ditional'$1,500 donated by Sheil Canada’ 's Community Service Fund, has been donated to.
‘the Terrace Child Development Centre. Above, Terrace Sheil owner/manager Giannino Pret-

7 46-offers the donation to.CDC director Margot Hayes, while Danielle Ward, Karla Green,

. hewn £vans.and Eunice Stanley play with some of the toys purchased with the money. '

- Protest cookies sent off 7
oto finance minister Wilson. .

7X big batch ‘of oatmeal spice
- “cookies was baked at the Terrace
‘Women’s Resource Centre ‘on

the afternoon of June 7. The

 bake-off was sponsored by the

-center as part of a nation-wide |

_ campaign to protest the lack of

child care funding presented in”

_ Finance Minister Wilson’ 8 Te-
cent budget.

by Kaeleen Bruce _

. Organizers of the event ‘said

| that families, child care workers _
and .advocates feel burnt by --
mom promises. The govern- .

ment has failed to fulfill: its elec
tion promise to expand and ‘sup-

_ port the child care system, they

said, and it has. done little

despite the growing demand for
‘high quality, universally-accessi-

‘ble child care services.

Child care centers frequently
‘hold bake sales and raffles. to .

' raise. operating funds, The idea

behind ‘the bake-off campaign,

“organizers explained, is to let
Wilson hold his own bake sale if

he feels short of funds.
The local event was well at-
tended and support was express-

Car Rally last fall. With yourkind | 4
donations we reached our goal on the
. purchase of two wheel chairs for.
. Terraceview Lodge

.B -Acklands Limited
Auto Marine Electric Ltd.
s ‘Cedarland Tire Service Ltd.
‘@ Columbia Auto. Haus Ltd.
8 - Jim McEwan Motors Ltd.
| Elker Auto Supply Ltd.
f Michelin Tire (Canada) Ltd.

Kalum Tire Service Ltd,
Yoko Hama Tire (Canada) Inc. :

. Alver Industries Ltd.

Terrace Totem Ford Sale Ltd.
Hilltop Grocery & Texaco Ltd.

independent industrial Supply | i:

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use. Has dependable ignition for reliable starts,
handy controls and smooth power at any angle.

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“tasting” ‘ditties.

ed by working mothers unable to
attend.

Several children participated
and volunteered for mixing: and

¥

The small packages of cookies

-were wrapped and addressed to

Wilson at the House of Com-
mons. Many women enclosed
personal notes explaining’ the
importance of child care.

Mary Bowering, Women’s
Resource Centre co-ordinator,
expressed the wish that -the
finance minister’s office will be

-inundated with baked goods ~

-from across the nation.

; ___.- Hopefully, the impact of
aaa §6this strong statement will force

“The independent Order of Foresters” |

would like to. THANK the following
merchants who-donated prizes for our

the government to fulfill its
previous commitment to place

child care at the top of its
Priorities,” she said.

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The Fun Begins §

At Noon and
Lasts All Day!

spilling of a truck load of chick-
en manure belonging to Sam-
son’s Poultry Farm last Satur-
day not only aroused the ire of

residents in the 4800 block Hal-°

liwell where the excreta landed,
it also baited the curiosity of

some community officials.

by Tod Strachan

carried on CFTK radio on Mon-
day; the rear gate of “a ‘truck

“cantying ‘a load of ‘the foul-
smelling stuff popped open, The:
_dtiver apparently didn’t -realize
what was happening right-away,.
‘and asa result, an even layer of
- Manure was spread for what'was
2°| . described asa city block. :

According to the city. director’
of.: ‘engineering, « ‘Stew: Christen-

‘Seni ;Samson’s -clearied’ up:'the

mess: ithemselves'.and city crews .
wertii’t called out:.But he:added
that’ *the-odor could: remain for
some. time —-at:least.until the |

first, “Stood? rain: Christensen .

verified the -fact. that Sarison’ S.
had} ibeen told by the Ministry of

Environnient to'remove: the: ma-

nure:.after it was found.:to: be

a leaching into.a-creek. A spokes-
“?man--at the ministry’s AWaste

Management. Branch:
Smithers also verified that, fact

‘Tutsday afternoon... |...

+ But-if the manure. was to: be.
‘where was’ it: “to. be”
taken?. Regional district: director

removed: .

Les: Watmough ‘ talked:

driver and was told that» the .

destination for 3,000. cubic

yards, about .100 ‘truck “loads,
was Mount Layton Hot Springs.”

But what Watmough really
wants to know was stilb a -mys-
tery. at press time: What can the
Hot’ Springs use that much ma-
nure for? If thete was a leaching

- problem at Samson’s, wouldn’t

there also be at Lakelse Lake?

’ And finally, have all the appro-

priate permits been issued for
the transfer?

‘The Terrace Review tried to
sort these questions out but

The Terrace Musicians Association
__ and friends are proud to present
“The | Second: Annual Bandshell Concert”

Lower Little Park

. Father’ s Day, Sunday, June 18th
There will be plenty of ot he Music"
anda variety of other entertainment including:
and Fun, Fun, Fun

~The Royal Canadian Legion will be on hand to pro-

vide plenty of grub and refreshments. We all know
they do an excellent job at that.

Prizes *

for lakeside resort

TERRACE — The accidental.

came up with “nothing - “but
blanks. Only a secretary was
available at the Smithers Waste
Management - Branch and “she

least two of these people were i
Kemano. A phone call to Al-
can’s Construction Services ‘Of-
fice in Kemano verified that
fact, but they were all out’ ‘in a

" According to a news report. helicopter — and there was no

reply to.a message left with the
receptionist by press time. There
were also no replies from: ‘Stan
Kinkead of Samson's Poultry
Farmi:or Bert Orleans from: Mt,

Layton, Hot Springs. Wat-
méugh’s questions, for the’ time

being, remain unanswered. '

NDP expects |
nomination
meeting —

in. fall

“TERRACE, ~-— The Skeena: rid-
-ing. association of the B.C. New

Democratic Party will probably

‘hold its nomination converition

in the-fall of this year. Bas.
Riding association president
Helmut - Giesbrecht had . indi-
cated in May.that the convention
wouldn't be held. until after the
provincial riding boundaries had .
been redrawn in accordance with
a decision. from the. B.C.
Supreme Court. Last week,
however, another high court
decision. gave the government _
leave to hold the next election

‘under the existing system of

boundaries,

Giesbrecht said that decision
hasn’t altered the local associa-
tion’s intent to hold a fall con-
vention. “‘If an election’s called
we'll be able to mobilize quick-
ly,”’ he said.

At this point no one has
indicated interest in running for
the nomination in Skeena, . he
added. - ,

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