om
Bright white

Ken Cooper puts a coat of
white palnt on the goal post
at the north end of the soc-
cer flald at Skeena Junior
Secondary School in Ter-
race.

Posts painted)

Laverne Fenton paints a
oat post at Skeena Junior
econdary.

At
Heritage
Park |

The Miner's Cabin jam

Originally located at
the northeast corner of
Kalum Lake, this cabin
was built on the Domi-
nion Telegraph line to
Anyox Smelter on
Observatory Inlet and
used by miners at the
Rex and Belway gold
claims. The building il-
lustrates reverse saddle
notch corners and a wide
open porch, a style
favored by many early
pioneers. The cabin is
now used to display min-
ing equipment and the
history of mining in the
Terrace area.

The Gazebo
Gate-house

A replica of the
original bandshell found
in Little Park during the
early days of Terrace,
the Gazebo functions as
an unique log construc-
tion gate-house for
Heritage Park.

Terrace

Provincial —

court
news

In Terrace Provincial

Court on Monday, June
30, Bryan Shobe was
found guilty of driving
while his ability to drive
was impaired. Shobe
also received a six month
driver’s licence suspen-
sion, oo
“ne % .

On Friday, July 4 in
Terrace Provincial
Court, Paul
Schulmeister was fined
$800 for driving while his
ability to do so was im-
paired.

Kermodei Bears

TERRACE — The Ker-
modei Bear is protected
from hunting.

The Kermodei is the
white color phase of the
black bear and can be
found from ine bottom
oi the Terrace Valley to
the top of the ridge in the
spring and fall.

Richard Hassett (Jeft) and Martin Tooms install new metal goal posts on the soccer pitch
at Skeena Junior Secondary School In Terrace.

Conservation
assistance
grants
provided

Eleven grants from the
Public Conservation
Assistance Fund have
been announced by En-
vironment Minister
Austin Pelton.

The Provincial
Government provides
$50,000 annually to help
groups and individuals
carry out voluntary con-

servation projects.

Under a new agreement
Wildlife Habitat Canada
is contributing up to

_another $50,000 annual-

ly to be disbursed
through the Fund. Grant
recipients must match
each grant with
equivalent labour,
materials or money out
of their own resources.

Projects currently
receiving funding include
enhancement of winter
ranges for moose and
deer, repairing a dam to
save a lake fishery, pro-
vision of trout spawning
beds, monitoring the
migrations of bighorn
sheep, rearing pheasants
for release, erecting
wood duck nest boxes,
building a public fishing
pier.

Muscle Beach

Members of the Terrace Seventh Cub pack build sand-
castles on the shoreline of Lakelse Lake at Furlong Bay.

Why not hire a student this week? Phone the

Canada Employment Centre In Terrace at
635-7134.

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