ADDING COLOUR: Artists Andrew Ogawa and Amy
Kebernik along with owners Bab Park and George Clark, plus

Colourful mural adds spice

AFTER FIVE weeks and
hundreds of hours painting, four
Students have finished a colossal
mural thal stretches across the
new All Seasons Sports/Terrace
Travel building on Lakelse Ave,

The mural was painted by
Northwest Community College
student Andrew Ogawa, Lakelse
High students Amy Kebernik and
Cyril Smith, and Caledonia grad
Shannon Lentz.Local artist
Joanne Thomson was hired by
building owners George Clark
and Bob Park to coordinate the
painting of the roural.

Its left-most edge begins with
an exolic tropical scene that fea-
tures monkeys and lizards. Out of
thal cruises Park and Clark riding
a tandem bike, From there the
scene transforms into an image of

Greg McDonald

Lakelse Lake with local scenery
and people.

Recognizable features include
(he Shames Mountain ski runs,
which are depicted as waterfalls
on a hillside, and Sleeping Beauty
Mountain.

Thomson says Clark and Park
gave the artists plenty of freedom
to do what they waned.

They helped formulate the gen-
eral concept, with the two of
them riding a tandem bike. But
beyond that, it was the artists’
call.

“*We were able to develop it as
we went along,’’ Thomson ex-
plained, “instead of having to
have it completely designed from
the beginning.’’

The creativity of the artists,
however, meant the process could

Momnmm....... Fi m Boreal

Yep, it's that time of the year again, Part way through the summer and the kids
don’t know what fo do with themselves, Well hare's something different for the
whole family.

July 16 at Lakelse take Park is Park's Day and the whole familly is Invited to
celebrate at the park,

What is Park’s Day? This event is an annual, nation-wide calebration of
Canada’s heritage parks held in July every year. In 1989 ministers responsible for
parks across Canada agreed to establish Paiks Day with the primary objective
being “lo focus public attention on the isue of nalional heritage conservation in
‘Canada and on the particular importance of parks, throughout the.pravinces and
‘the territories.

The day starts at Lakelse Lake with a nature walk along the Twin Spruce Trail,
The theme of the walk is ‘The Missing Link’, Information presented includes, why
this park was created and why it is so important for parks to continue to create and
protect old growth forests,

The walk is followed wilh a Scavenger hunt for the whole family with prizes for a
variety of different categories. This hunt will help foster a better understanding of
the role Lakelse Lake park plays in protecting biodiversity.

At noon there will be a family picnic on the beach wilh free j juice: bring your own
bag lunch,

Then comes your chance to make the mast unusual sand critter on the beach
wilh more prizes. The sand critter must look like one of the critters that you would
find in the Park.

The Lakelse Lake park-is a wonderful place to have fun with tha kids and tha
activities are organized for you instead of you organizing the kids. The different

the park at the same time they are having a good time. If they are encouraged ta

them retuming with their families in the future are incieased a hundred fold
See you In the Park.

LAKELSE LAKE PROVINCIAL

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Parks
/ PARK VISITORS PROGRAMS
ALL EVENTS ARE FREE « EVERYONE WELCOME
. Thursday, July 14
3:00 p.m. = “Maet the Old Man of the Forest" Coma and meat tha old men of tha forest

and ses how tha forest shapas our world. Meet al the Entrance sign acress
‘from the sewage dumping station.

“Hug a Trea and Survive” How to survive fl yau or your children getlost. A
slide show and presentation.

Filday, Juty 15

3:00pm. “Insects In. and Out” Try to find some of the special bugs and slugs.
8,00 pm “Micto Delight" Thera Is mora to the park than your campfire
Parks Day - Saturday, Julyié
SPECIAL PROGRAMS
10:00am. “The Missing Link” See how the people of the Frog Clan survived living on
the food from the forest, Nature hike, Meet atthe Twin Spruca Train near the
sewage dumping station.
10am “Scavenger Hunt" for the whole family. Find out more about the Lakelss
Lake park, Prizes, Meet at the pienic shelter,
1230 p.m. “Family Pienke" Bring your bag lunch to the beach and have lunch,
Frea fuica for tha kids,
1:50 p.m. “Sand Critters” Make yourfaveurile enimel creature In sand onthe beach,
‘3.00pm, “Family Games” Special games to promats more awareness of the role
parks play in all our lives
8:00 p.m. “Moat me in the Park” Coma to tha Amphitheatre and see why Parks
era special and what 6,C, has in store for the future of perks,
Sunday, July 17
4:00 p.m. “The Fishing Trip” Discover why two lucky fishing shirts won't be enough.
; Aprogram on boating and water safaty especially for kids,
B:00 p.m. “Nisga’a Lava Park” A look at one of the most interesting new parks In B.C.
Slide show and prasentalion,
Monday, July 18
“Meet me in the Park” Why tha parks ara here for me and you. Skit and

6:00 p.m.
. presentation,

ALL EVENING PROGRAMS ARE IN THE AMPHITHEATER
PARENTS PLEASE ACCOMPANY YOUR CHILDREN TO THE PROGRAMS

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON PROGRAMS CALL B.C. PARKS 798-2277

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project coordinator Joanne Thomson pose for photo with
mural on the Terrace Travel / All Seasons Sports building.

hundred hours,”’ she noted,
You won't find the artists sig-
halures on the mural, however.
Instead of signing it, they
painted themselves into the scene
of people at a lakefront cafe.

have gone on indefinitely.

“They would have kept going
all summer adding things to it if
we didn’t stop,’? Thomson
laughed.

“Each of them put in at least a

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