Qver 400 local residents and visitors from the area gathered at Heritage Park recently to listen to musicians and watch &

stage performers during An Afternoon in the Park.

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Terry Fox Run set

TERRACE —The 1986 Terry Fox Run takes place
on Sunday, Sept. 14. Pledge sheets are available at
the Canada Post Office, Bank of Nova Scotia and

. Shoppers Drug Mart.

The Skeena Valley Runners are coordinating the
local event which will take place from 10 a.m. to 1
p.m. at the Terrace Public Library Sunday, Sept. 14.
Contact Sue Walker at Northern Drugs in Terrace
for more information.

The 6th annual Terry Fox run, walk, ‘jog, bike,
wheel and ride event is open to participants, as well
as individuals who wish to sponsor a runner etc. and
cheer the cause on.

In B.C. organizers have identified 168 run sites,
surpassing the number of sites this time last year by

In 1985, 85,000 people from B.C. and the Yukon
ran, cycled, and jogged the 10 km route at 318 sites.
This year’s theme ‘‘Bring a Friend’? will help increase
the number of participants.

The Terry Fox Research funds support programs
such as scientific investigation of cancer cell altera-
tion and bone marrow cells, national Breast Screen-
ing Programs, international exchanges of scientific
information and programs focusing on new
developments in diagnosis: ~

Since the inauguration of the Terry Fox Run, 5; 2
million dollars have worked for cancer research in
B.C. and the Yukon.

Procedures outlined

- cludes

TERRACE —Publicity
director for the Skeena
Valley 4-H Council Bar-

Skeena Valley Fall
Fair opens Satur-
day, Aug. 30 at 9
a.m. to 7 p.m. and

‘Sunday, Aug. 31 at

8:30 a.m. to 4:30
p.m. in the Thorn-
hill Community
Grounds.

Mountain Goats

TERRACE — Mountain

Goats are found to in-
habit the rocky, moun-
tainous areas around
Terrace.

For the Mountain
Goat ideal habitat in-
steep, rocky
bluffs for escape terrain,
and adjacent’ to
moderately sloped
sidehills for feeding.

At one time it was said
that these animals would
cross side valleys near
Terrace in order to travel

from one mountain.

range to the next.

bara Frost points out
that 4-H members are
responsible for butcher-
ing costs for animals this
year.

Butchering is to be
done through Skeena
Valley Meat Packers.
The buyer is responsible
for further costs such as
hanging, ..cutting and
wrapping the meat.

The meat will be cut
and wrapped to specific

requirements. This pro-

cedure is available
through Skeena Valley
Meat Packers but if
buyers so choose, other
arrangements can cer-
tainly be made.

Produce such as this will be on display at the Skeena
Valley Fall Fair this Saturday and Sunday.

Purchases deductible

by Barbara Frost
Lakelse Lake
Contributor
TERRACE —Income
tax deductions for 4-H
project purchases remain
unchanged for busi-
nesses,
You can still write off

100 percent of the price
you pay as an advertising
expense.

What you do with the
meat purchased at the
4-H Auction Aug. 31 in
Thornhill is your deci-
sion entirely. Hopefully
you will enjoy it. —

Interest appreciated

Publicity director for
the Skeena Valley 4-H
Council Barbara Frost
thanks the businessmen
and others who con-
tributed to the fun and
success of the last 4-H
auction.

We trust that the -

publicity you enjoyed
was abundant compensa-
tion for your interest and
support. We hope to see

Derksen’s
Watch

Repairs

WATCH & JEWELLERY
REPAIRS
— ENGRAVING —

Phone 635-4538

3-4619 Lakeise Ave.

Terrace, B.C.

you at the 1986 auction
on Sunday, Aug. 31 at
the Thornhill Communi-
ty Grounds, Frost said.

Terrace Review — Wednesday, August 27, 1986 17

4-H auction coming up

THORNHILL —Grain fed steers, lambs and goats
raised as individual projects by boys and girls of our
local 4-H livestock clubs will be offered for sale on
Sunday, Aug. 31.

On the Labor Day weekend at the Thornhill Com-
munity Grounds during the Skeena Valley Fall Fair
an auction will be held. This year the show and sale
will be bigger than ever. The animals will be shown
on Saturday, Aug. 30 and sold on Sunday, Aug. 31 at
12 noon.

NORTHWEST
COMMUNITY
(ana COLLEGE

ENERGY EFFICIENT
HOME BUILDING
PROGRAM

Northwest Community College is
now accepting student applications
for an Energy Efficient Home
Building Program (R2000).

An R2000 home will be constructed
on a lot and the Program will include
the construction of footings through
to the hanging of doors.

This 4-month program wil.
September 2.

All Interested person should submit
their applications prior to September
2, 1986. For further information, con-
tact Dick Coxford at the Terrace cam-

pus:
5331 McConnell Avenue
Terrace, B.C.
V8G 4C2

_ or phone the Registrar at 635-6511.

_ begin

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