* Local pi pioneers are mourning

‘the passing of Elizabeth Ann -
McKenzie, . known as Ann Sites. -

Born in Glasgow Scotland on
January’ 23, 1906, Ann Sites
passed . ‘away: on’ May 9 at her
home Gn’- Park | ‘Avenue at the
age of 85..

ASA young girl, Ann and her
family moved ‘to Edmonton,
‘Alberta, It was there she met
‘Harry. Sites: and the couple was
matried i in: 1933.

- Harry. a an” American who
served in World War] — was a

‘baker who'd drifted north to-

Edmonton after 1918. Follow-
ing’ their. marriage, ‘they moved
to ‘Prince Rupert.

Prospects there were slim and
when _a_friend suggested - that

Terrace was an ideal spot, for a.

bakery, that’s where they mov-
ed, They opened . the Terrace

Bakery back .in 1945 at 4617
Lakelse Ave, and originated the

Bluebird Bread Wrapper.

‘2[?m,, sure. many . recall, the

bakery, the label and the lovely
lady: who made ‘it so popular.
When. ‘the bakery was first
‘opened, the ovens were made of
bt iéKg and the Sites' would burn
f wood and. coal. Later
tched to electric ovens,
“The: water used was hauled in
tuckets by Mr. Sites — and
- sometimes by the fire truck,
Jimmy Gordon remembers one
night calling Emil Haugland at

" 2am to say. the bakery had run

out of: water and needed some
delivered if. there was to be toast
for breakfast: «

: The bakery first served Ter-
race, and later Kitimat and
Prince Rupert..Its first bread
and donuts shipped to Kitimat
were flown there by helicopter,
and then fater by- rail when the
tracks went through.

Many locals will remember
the lovely pastries and breads
wand special decorative cakes.

‘Jimmy Gordon says they once

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shipped. a cake all the way to

-Lachinver -Sutherland-Shire,

Scotland for Mrs. A. Kerr on
her 100th birthday.on the order
of a cousin from Prince Rupert.

Ann and Harry would get up
at 3.a.m. to start theday’ s bread
so it would be ready at 9 a.m,

Ann did not have an easy life.
Ske lost her father and brother
in the. Skeena, River and, lost her
husband in‘ a house “fi ire .in
December, : 1950.

Ann was a good musician,
playing piano. and was a
member of the United Church
Guild. :

A memorial service ‘for Ann
Sites was held at Knox United
Church on May 13, It was of-
ficiated by Rev. Stan Bailey and
an eulogy was read by Murdoch
Robertson. Ann leaves: behind
daughter. Colleen, . son-in-law
lan, grandson Bryan, and her
many longtime friends.

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If you were out for your 15
minutes of continuous exercise
last Wednesday, you might have
spotted some seniors up.on the
bench.

A ‘group of 32, people .

gathered at the Happy Gang
Centre and then headed on to
Northern Lights Studio, just
down the street from Heritage
Park, Everyone was treated to a
viewing of the gallery and a
guided tour of the beautiful
Japanese-siyle garden by Kay
Ehses. The fresh morning rain
made the natural surroundings

NIMMY GORDON worked at Ann Si es’ Terrace Bakery for a

number of years. Ann passed away last month at the age of 85.

beautiful and fresh.
Everyone travelled on to the

old.cemetery where we took a .

delightful. walk : down Floyd
Frank’s nature path, Over the
years Floyd has planted dif-
ferent species of trees -- some
native to the local area, while
others came from across the
province. Visitors can view.
Alpine ‘Fir from. Mount Rob-

son, White, Pine from Clear-

water, Grand Fir from the Mis-
sion area, Yellow Cedar from
the coast, and White Spruce
from the Houston area.

Floyd Frank’s trees have now
all been marked with signs ex-
plaining what they are, where
they came from and what year
they were planted.

As you walk down the
historic trail, it makes you think
back 83 years to May 1908,
when on that same trail the
Franks family — after landing
by riverboat at Eby’s Landing
— walked up to their home,
which at that time was near the
college.

After our lovely walk we en-
joyed lunch together and Eileen
served everyone strawberry
shortcake, tea and coffee.

Floyd Frank donated the two-
acre hillside park to the city.

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Local residents are wishing
for a speedy recovery for Hec-
tor Cote. Hector has been in the
hospital for a week now since
his heart attack.

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Several residents at . the
Willows Apartments on Kalum
are celebrating birthdays this
month.

Sam Sobsychyn had a birth-
day June 2. Peter Dnypriu will
celebrate one June {9, Annie
Green has a birthday June 20
and on June 28 both Marie Da
Silva and Louie Schillinger will
be celebrating.

y Ted Johnston has just return- -

éd' ‘from art “éxtended holiday
visiting his, son in Alberta. And
Mel was away on a holiday and
a rest visiting his son and grand-
children. Gladys Hales is away
visiting her family and Dorothy
Sulseth is home from the
hospital. Condolences to Eva
Cote on the loss of her daughter
Evette Daigle.

REQUEST FOR PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT for the
KALUM SOUTH RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PLAN

The Ministry of Forests would like to know the PUBLIC'S opinion on matters of resourca management planning. To get the answers,
the’ Ministry of Forests, British Columbia Environment, and the Department of Fisheries and Oceans have embarked on the KALUM
SOUTH RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PLAN in the area outlined in the attached map.

Just recently, some hinely organizations were invited to participate. Il you are ‘a member of some organization and were nol con-

tacted, or a member of the general public and would like to get involved, we would appreciate hearing from you.

#f you have any opinions on any of the following questions, or have other resource use concerns, please mall it in the following ques-

‘tionnaire and/or contact the undersigned.
1. What are the present and future recreational values on focal forest land?

‘Do you feel the level of timber harvesting is appropriate? ;

3. What are the fish and wildlife values that you would ike to see managed?’

4.-How do you see the integration of the many values of our- forest resource?

W v0 you: se6 the relationship between resource use, environmental campatbity, and the eonanic =
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ther resource usa issues do you consider important for the Kalum South area?

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