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BCIT grads

TWO LOCAL peaple recently graduated from the British

‘Columbia Institute of Technol-

ogy in Burnaby.

Scott Inglis graduated with a diploma in chemical sciences in the June 23-24 convocation ceremonies.

Also = graduating = was Alexander Ziemianski with a diploma in robotics and auto- mation.

Fall Fair entry

deadline

' THE SKEENA VALLEY Fall Fair is fast approaching and organizers have a few tips for people putting entries into the fair.

The deadline for the Septem- ber 3-4 fair entry forms is Monday, August 29.

Forms can be dropped off at the fair office (trailer beside the Tourist Info Centre on Keith Ave.) on August 26-27 from 12:00-6:00 p.ot. and Au- gust 29 from 12:00-9:00 p.m.

Entry forms can also be

mailed to P.O. Box 495, Ter- race, V8G 4B5. Mailed entries must be postmarked on or be- fore Monday, August 29. - Entries must be dropped off at the Thornhill Community Centre between 4:00-8:00 p.m. on Friday, September 2.

Complete information on the fair divisions and classes is

available in the Fall Fair prize {

booklet at the Terrace Public Library, Tourist Info Centre and several local businesses.

Nominate a

senior

PEOPLE HAVE until Sep- tember 16 to nominate a senior citizen for the 1994 British Columbia Senior of the Year Award.

Eligible nominees must be Canadian citizens aged’ 65 or older, B.C. residents and have shown a Strong commitment to voluntary community service.

The winner will receive a $10,000 tax-free grant from the Hongkong Bank of Canada and a Brock House Society ‘Medal = from Vancouver's Brock House Society.

This year’s winner will be announced on October 13 and honoured at a November 17 dinner in Vanconver.

Nomination forms are avail- able at Hongkong Bank of Canada and Bank of British Columbia branches.

Forms are also available from the Brock House Society or by writing to:

B.C. Senior Award

c/o Brock House Society

3875 Point Grey Road

Vancouver, B.C.

V6R 1B3

(604) 228-1461

Thanks

THE BRITISH. Columbia Lung Association thanks Terrace-area residents fcr their help in the 1994 Golf Privilege Card fundraiser.

The project has raised $200,000 for medical research into lung discase.

Thanks goes to the Skeena |

Valley Golf and Country Club for giving benefits lo cardholders and to all the resi- dents who supported the pro- ject.

Water safety

placemat

-TO PROMOTE water safety for children living in northern. B.C, and Yukon communities, activity placemats have been designed.

The water safety placemats are at Terrace’s Dairy Queen, said Janet McGee, one of the Red Cross Water Safety Com- mittee voluntecrs who designed the mat and head lifeguard at the Terrace Aquatic Centre. —

British Columbia and Yukon water related fatality statistics are among the highest in Cana- da, accortling to the Red Cross.

The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 17, 1994 - B11

from B10

Tribute

1949 and Jim, born September 4,

Open wide and say

ahhhhhh.

Terrace Public Library 4610 Park Avenue

The Venmar range hoods

Efficient all

Lt]

638-8177

1952.

In the August of 1958, the fam-

ily moved to Terrace. fo Verd went to work for Colum-

bia Cell on August 11, 1958 as a

wartchouseman and Twin River:

Timber until he retired on April

"All of their children grew upin— Tertace and received their educa- tion here.

Their son Jim started working for Finning Tracior in Terrace.

He still works for the same company but lives in Aldergrove with his wife Wanda and their three children.

Their son Norman still lives in Terace with his wife Anne and their son. Norm owns the local Petrocan parage. ,

Their daughter Lorraine Mills lives in Prince George with her husband Bill and has two daughters. She works at the Royal Bank there.

The funeral service for Verd was held al MacKays Funeral Chapel on June 4, 1994 with the Reverend Michael Hare officiat-

THANK-YOU.

.. ferrace for making the 1994 1, 1981. Hire-A-Student program a | success!

‘The Canada Employment

Centre for Students would like to thank all businesses and home owners who hired students this

summer and all of those who supported the program. .

MODEL 200: “Affordable. Efficiency «.

VENTILATION inc.

COUNTRYWIDE

-Cariadt

ing, ee | Human Resources

Development Canada

Verd is survived by his wife Jean of Terrace and his children, Lomine, Norm and Jim, as well as his brother Ivan of Decker Lake.

He is also survived by six grandchildren: Stephanie, Paul, i Leanne, Matthew, Christina and limitless as Space « eee Jonathon, along with one great- grandchild, Tyler, and all of © aN Verd’s friends. —

Développement das © ressources humaines Canada

Sceuts OU! goal are as

Timber Supply

IN THE

Kalum

TIMBER SUPPLY AREA (TSA) — KALUM NORTH

You are invited to review and comment on the timber supply review discussion paper for the northern portion of the Kalum Timber Supply Area (TSA).This is part of a province-wide program by the Chief Forester to examine the timber supply situation in the province. The review will provide the Chief Forester with information to determine harvesting levels that are environmentally sound and that ensure the sustainability of B.C.’s forests.

The discussion paper summarizes the two technical reports — timber supply analysis and socio-economic assessment — and identifies the critical areas of public concern in an understandable manner.

Public input on the discussion paper is welcome and will be considered by the Chief Forester before the allowable annual cut (AAC) is determined for the TSA.

Open houses will be held to provide

an opportunity for the public to ask questions and examine background information related to the timber supply review. The dates and locations will be announced in early fall.

Public comments are to be forwarded to:

Brian Downle, District Manager Kalam Forest District a 2000-5220 Kelth Ave., Terrace, B.C. ¥8G ILI %

Deadline for submission is October 15, 1994. The Kalum North discussion paper is - available at the following locations: Kalum Forest Diststct Office - 220-5220 Keith Ave., Terrace, B.C.

Prince Rupert Forest Regton Office 3726 Alfred Ave,, Smithers, B. C. Resource Planning Branch . Minisiry of Forests

1450 Government St., Victoria, B. C. For further information, please contact:

Brian Downle, at 638-5100.

Province of British Columbia , Ministry of Forests _e

FURNITURE & APPLIANCES - SINCE 1963

‘4501 Lakelse | 638-1 | 58

Terrace, BC

ekeena

FOREST LICENCE -A16835- | MANAGEMENT PLAN

Key Map of Forest Licence A- 16839

Scale - 1: L G08 (8

Anew management plan for Forest Licence A16835 has recently been: completed, - Skeena Cellulose Inc, Is seeking public input Into the plan. A public viewing period has been established to allow the public the opportunity to review the plan. Skeena Cellulose welcomes any comments the public may hava. .

Public Viewing - the plan will be available for viewlng at the following places on the dates and times iisted. - Terrace Public Library - 4610 Park Ave. Terrace - Aug. 30 to Sept. 3, 1994 - 10, am to 9 pm (Tuesday-Friday) and 10 am to 5 pm (Saturday) - _ - Skeena Cellulose Inc. Woodlands Office - 4900 Kelth Ave. Terrace - - Aug. 29 4 to Sept. 2, 1994 - 8 am to 4:30 pm (Monday - Friday).

What Is a Management Plan? A management plan establishes the objectives and outlines the operating strategles of both the timber and non-timber resources. It provides the direction for the ensuing forest operations to be carried out during the period of the plan 1995 - 1999. -

What Is a Forest Licence? - A Forest Licence is a volume based forest tenure issued under the authority of the Forest Act. It provides the licence holder with timber harvesting rights and forest management obligations.

How does the public get Involved? - SC] encourages all public interest groups and concerned Individuals to review the plan and provide comments to the company. All input received will be reviewed and addressed in the plan. Coples of the commanits received and how the plan addresses those concerns are forwarded to the Ministry of Forests as part of the approval process.

Who approves the plan? - The Ministry In consultation with the other government. agencies and the general public approves the plan. :

More Information’? - if you required information please contact Skeena Callulose Inc., 4900 Kelth Avenue, Terrace; 6. C. Vas 6L8 Telephone 635-6550,

Attention: Archie MacDonald, Forestry Manager