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Bilt Mikaloff, representing Region Five of the B.C. Government Employees
Union, recently passed along a donation of $200 from BCGEU members to
Terrace Children’s Festival organizer Vicki Brown, The annual tribute to kids
will take place in George Little Memorial Park this weekend on Aug. 16 from
1 p.m. to 4 p.m., and the event promises.to be more ambitlous and action-

packed than ever, :

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‘Northern

doctor

takes helm at |

Skeena Heal

TERRACE — Dr. David Bow-

ering has filled the long-vacant

position of Chief Medical Of-
ficer in the Skeena Health Unit.
Well qualified to serve in the

“north, the Victoria native grad-
uated from UBC Medical School |

in 1970 and has spent most of his
professional career in the Yukon

and northern British Columbia &

communities.
Bowering said that following
his graduation from UBC he
spent one year as an intern at
Queen Elizabeth Hospital in

_ Montreal and then found his

first job. in 1971 with United
Keno Hill Mines near Mayo,
Y.T., as the company. doctor.

_ Late in 1972, Bowering moved
to Vanderhoof to serve as a

~-general practitioner for one and

a half years at the Omenica
Medical Clinic with Doctors
A.W. Mooney and Hugh Ste-
phens. |

‘His next move was to the
Queen Charlotte Islands, where
he spent 10 years developing a
homestead, raising a family and
working in Masset, Queen Char-
lotte City and Port Clements as
a general practitioner.

Bowering said that he had a
private practice towards the end
of his stay on the Charlottes,
and because it. was a family-
oriented practice he became in-
volved in preventative medicine
and counselling which led to his
interest in public health.

In 1984, Bowering moved to.

Dr. David Bowering

“of ° diseases

Victoria to work for the federal
government as a Field Epidemi-

ologist, a training position. for:

public health employees, where
he investigated the distribution
in many
communities to determine what

factors were associated with the.

various diseases and their treat-
ment. , ue

Prior to moving to Terrace, he
worked out of Victoria for the
Preventative Diseases Branch of
the Ministry of Health and also
spent some time at UBC to earn
his Master of Health Science
(MHS). - :

Bowering comes-‘to Terrace
with his wife, Mary, and their
three’ children, Jessica (14),
Maya (11) and Jakob (7). -

B.C. .

Tanya Parviainen, Pierre LeRoss and Vicki Pa
during this year's Riverboat Days. Music, dancing and adia

-

riainan entertained guesis at the “Musical Aftemoon in the Park" held

Terrace Review — Wednesday, August 12, 1987 7 .

play of all antique firearms were featured during the event. .

»

formerly of Terrace, B.C. and

_ daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
* George Hamer of Terrace, and
Brent Douglas Smith, son of.

Mr, ‘and Mrs.. Ed Smith of
Kelowna, were married on June
27, 1987 in. a ceremony at
Evangel Tabernacle in Kelowna
officiated by Rev. Fred Fulford.
~The bride. wore a gown of.ap-

pliqued satin with Italian lace.

and seed pearls featuring a man-
darin collar, bishop sleeves and

long train. A floral wreath with

seed pearls held ‘her fingertip
veil. She carried a bouquet of or-
chids surrounded by pink and
burgundy roses with lily of the
valley. _—

Maid of honor was Janice
Maroney, formerly of Terrace,

‘ with bridesmaids Linda Basso of -
“Kamloops and Susan Randrop

of Terrace. Flower girls were
Robin Hamer and Jennifer
Unrau. Jason Hamer was ring-
bearer,

Best man was Darrell Smith
with attendants Lloyd Higgins

and Steve -Roschinsky. Ushers |

were the bride’s brothers,
Russell and Roger Hamer of
Terrace. Aaron Ekman, nephew

Of the. bride, took care of the

guest registry. Cousins of the
groom, Darla and Dan Duncan,

. Sang ‘‘There is Love”’ during the

Joe Goncalves, right, placed third.

New record-holder Jeff Parr, center, posed wiin his tro
Mountain foot race during Riverboat Days. Richard Harr]

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| Faye Margaret Hamer and

Douglas Brent Smith

signing of the registration.

Ukrainian Orthodox Parish Hall
with Dennis Unrau as master of
ceremonies. Toast to the bride
was by Augustine Geerheart of
Penticton.

home in Kelowna.

In The Skeena Mall’? .

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ALL CLEANING*

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* Except leathers and suedes

Friday, August 14, 4-9 p.m.

- REPAIRING — ALTERATIONS — DRAPERIES
Cleaned, Pressed and Pleated!

phies and the next ‘two fInishers following the King-of-the-
son of Telkwa, left, the former record holder, came in second.

| Kermode
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Skeona Mall)

Terrace, B.C.

| In Okanagan: ceremony . a

| Faye Margaret Hamer,

Many friends and _ relatives
Reception followed at the from out of town as well as-
Kelowna attended this very
special and happy occasion.

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