Re re on a

Zone 7 Equestrian team from Terrace Is, back row, left to
right: Tina Knull, Lisa Ziegler, Krista Tycho, Coleen Ander-
son, and Nicole Kirsch. Front row, left to right: Jason
Rempel, Frances Knull, Peggy Jackson and Lyn Lavoie.

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Class Il competitors display their ribbons.

Braid elected to -
| Insurance Agents Assoc.

TERRACE — During a
recent annual conference
in Vancouver, Wayne
Braid, §1 year owner of
Braid Insurance Agen-
cies Ltd., was elected to
the 1986-87 board of

400.

What being elected to
the -board of directors
means, Braid said, is
basically representatives
govern the provincial

Jumps were not to exceed 3’6” during the Spring Show for

the Totem Saddle Club.

association which in-
cludes all insurance
agents in the province of

directors for the In-
surance Agents Associa-
tion of British Colum-

dia. ‘Braid takes charge of
- the area which takes in
by Daniele Berquist Houston, Prince Rupert,

Terrace, Kitimat and the

The insurance associa-
Queen Charlotte Islands.

tion has a membership of

Fashion
Accessories for outfits

‘TERRACE — Accessories can be great finishing

touches to apparel! They can really make or break an
outfit.

by Elizabeth Evans
Terrace Fashion Columnist

Scarves are great for ‘“‘tying up”’ an outfit. Perhaps
a cowboy bandanna to top off a casual outfit of blue

.jeans and your favorite shirt. For the office? How

about a multicolored printed scarf to blend in your
blouse with your suit.

Scarves are available in many different colors —
prints, patterns, solids, checks and polkadots. They
are available at most clothing stores or department
stores.

Here is something to keep in mind — if you are
searching for a scarf in a particular shade and not
having any luck, why not make your own? It is easy
enough to do. Just pick up a piece of material from
the fabric store and stitch up one of your own, of any
length or shade.

Scarves can be tied, pinned, twisted or folded. Use
your creativity in order to achieve your own look.

Scarves are great for adding a contrast to an outfit.
Try adding a bright yellow scarf with a green suit! As
well, they can be worn almost anywhere — around

your neck, waist, or for an exotic look in a twist:

around you head. Don’t stop accessorizing with
scarves. Enhance your outfits by adding other ac-
cessories like jewelry, belts, nylons or even gloves,
for a dressier look.

Gardening tips

David Havard Havard, a B.C. land

inspector, spent 12 years

Terrace promoted

TERRACE — The city
of Terrace is starting a
promotional advertise-
ment campaign using
brochures to attract
visitors to the area.

One of the brochures
is called ‘‘Ferry Island’’
another ‘‘Heritage
Park’’ and a third one is
of Terrace in general.
The information is
available to passengers
on the Prince Rupert to
Queens Charlottes ferry
route.

Rob Greno, director
with city of Terrace, said
that a video, ‘‘Discover
Terrace’, will also be
made available to

Firewood

When firewood is dry,
combustion is more effi-
cient, The fire burns hot,
more cleanly and you
have less chimney
deposit.

travellers on the ferry
between Prince Rupert
and Port Hardy.

Greno added that the
city of Terrace in con-
junction with the
municipality of Kitimat,
will be putting out a
brochure called ‘‘Adven-
ture Tours’’. This new
brochure will be made
available July 1. The
project is a joint effort
featuring places to see,
things to do and par-
ticipate in for residents
of and visitors to the
northwest communities.

The reason for this
brochure, said Greno, is
that both municipalities
have so many natural at-
tractions and features,
we decided to catalogue
them to promote this
area, These brochures
will be distributed in
motels, hotels. and
residences, as of July
‘86.

stationed in Smithers.
For three years, Havard
was district agriculturist
in the Bulkley Valley.

In 1952, his first
garden was planted.

That year Havard’s let.
tuce won first prize at the
Bulkley Valley Fall Fair.

In 1969, Havard
started a small market
garden, which he still
operates today.

In his book ‘‘Garden-
ing Between Frosts,”’
Havard explains the

Northern climate, soils and gheit
significance. Seedbe
gardening ‘preparation, green-

Terrace gardeners interested
in learning about “Garden-
Ing between frosts” can pick
up a copy about a “hands
and knees took” at northern
gardening by Dave Havard at
local bookstores.

At
Intersections
of serious crashes ‘

oni? cousedby
Fail uretoyielal

houses, flowers, lawns,
landscaping, along with
special problems and
sOlutions are discussed.
Havard also covers
harvesting and storage.

te ee EXP

Terrace Review — Wednesday, June 18, 1986 13

Director
Wayne Braid, owner of Braid Insurance Agencies Ltd., was
recently elected to the 1986-87 board of directors for the In-

surance Agents Association of British Columbta,
Danlete Berquist photo

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