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The dust, strain and action shows in this praliminary bout for the me
o’ war at the Skeena Sawmills annual company picnic.

nual West Fraser Mills Com-
pany Picnic held at the Thornhill

tion that goes back to 1962 when

_ Skeena Forest Products.
In. what Mill Manager Per
Henrichsen called “good com-
pany relations’', the company
puts on a free outing for its staff
every Summer on a scale which
can only be described as an event
of major proportions, ==
Company employees and

- gallons of free refreshments and

devouring hundreds of hambur-.
gers, hot dogs and corn on the.

cob while they participated in,
or watched, a continuous se-
querice of competitive and enter-
taining events as a prelude to
roast beef, rolls and a variety of
salads for supper. a
_ Children were entertained by
free pony. rides organized by the
Boots n’ Saddles 4H Club and a
petting zoo run by the Kermode
4H Club. Many rounded out

TERRACE — The Fourth Ar--

_ Community Grounds is a tradi-
the mill was owned by Price

guests spent the day lapping up

Barbecuing hamburgers was an all-day affair for 'B’ shift foreman Len

these events with some volley-
— ball, or cooled off in a well-used
nstug shower of cold water,

. The more competitive’ par-

eet

\

pony rides supervised by the Boots ‘n’

Michelle Irvine. .

Kids were entertained at the recent Skee

ticipated in a variety of events
such as the tug-of-war, nail driv-
_ing, chokermen’s races, and kids
and ladies relays. oO
The men’s tug-of-war, the on-
ly trophy event, was won by ‘C’
Shift when they defeated ‘A’
Shift in a hard-fought battle of
brawn and determination.

In the only, event held away
from the picnic site, the fishing
derby, prizes of fishing reels and

«gift certificates were offered in a
contest that was won by Gordie
May with a 30-pounder. .

Company spokesman Vic
Makela attributed the success of
the annual event to company

- in some way to help organize the

| mented the many 4H members
who spent long hours preparing

cessful picnic, ©
-Makela said that West Fraser
| Mills rewarded the 4H Clubs. by
{ donating all the-lumber used in
constructing the ‘camp’ kitchen,
which they will put to good use
in upgrading 4H facilities, —
By the end of the day, another
company picnic was nothing but.
-&memory, but everyone seemed

na Sawmilis company picnic with to agree there was something to.
Saddles 4-H Club. Candy, beingledby look forward to: the Fifth An-
~ Lisa Ziegler, didn't seem to mind carrying two passengers, Jen-Munro and nual West Fraser Mills Com-

Ketly Vanderploeg gots ready to sink
his teeth into fresh corn on the cob at
the Skeena Sawmills company pie-
nic. No ane knows how many he ate.

7 Story and photos
by Tod Strachan

7 The most important /

pany Picnic,

of your Income is
_ the amount you
| SAVE. |
We have plans to make
your savings _ |
~ GROW! .
Call or drop by our office.

Retlrament Savings -
(7) Mutual Funds
-Financtal Planning

_ FRANK DONAHUE

Life Insurance
Gic’s & Deposits
Education Plans.

. SKEENA
INVESTCO MALL

Inc. _ ' Terrace

Ghee of the Mutual Lie of Conecta 635-2387

proup of companies

employees, who all participated ‘|
day’s outing. He also compli-.

their own contribution to a suc-

Lapushinsky at the recent Skeana Sawmills annual company picnic.

Hammers flew In the girls’ rall-driving competition at the Skeana Sawmills
recent company picnic, held at the community grounds in Thornhill.

_ Northwest
-Community§
College}

| The Northwest-Community College
_ PROFESSIONAL NURSING PROGRAM

requires part-time instructors to teach the following courses:

BHSC 105 - Anatomy and Physiology
BHSC 116 - Personal Fitness Management
BHSC 140 - Human Development |

Qualifications: Applicants should possess at feast a
oy Bachelor's Degree. Teaching experience
will be an asset. ;

Term al

Appointment: Classes begin during the week of August
31, 1987, Appointments are for one
semester and will be according to the
C.U.P.E. Colisctive Agreement.

Applications and resumes should be sent by August 7, 1987. ~

CLERK Ill

Dulles: The successiul applicant will:
_1. Act as secretary to the Coordinator of Health Programs.
2. Do clerical work for two Nursing Instructors.

3. Perform reception duties; take telephone calls; other
duties consistent with the job classification.

Qualifications:
1. Secondary school graduation with business training prefered or
any equivalent combination of work, education and experlence.

2. The abillty to type a minimum of 0 w.p.m,, to type dictation from §
a dictating machine at a reasonable speed, to operate the ;
photocopying machines and to operate the various computer and
word processing equipment. The ability to ralate well with staff and &
the student body. ,

Terme of Appointment:

This Is a full-time regular temporary position beginning August 4, 1987
and ending May 31, 1888. initlal appointment will be at $1844.00 per
month on the 6.C.G.E£.U, Scale, Benefits Include medical and dental
plans. a

Applications should be sent before July 29, 1987 to:

Mr. R.P. Kilborn .

Director, Business and Health Programs
‘Northwest Community College
3331 McConnell Avenue, Terrace, B.C. V8G 4C2 rss,