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TRAVEL AGENCY owner George Clark received praise

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subject of good-natured humour Saturday when the chamber of
commerce named him its business executive of the year, Pictured

with him is wife Tessie,

TERRACE — Travel agency
owner and former alderman
George Clark was named
business executive of the year by
the chamber of commerce at a
July 5’ banquet. a
Saying he was embarrassed
and that he didn’t deserve the

One of the speakers, regional
district economic development
Officer Andrew Webber, gave
Clark a plaque highlighting his
involvement with the beautifica-
tion society and in particular
providing concrete flower pots
for downtown.

The plaque honoured Clark
for “‘providing valuable habitat

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for domestic animals suffering
from bladder problems.”

Alderman Danny Sheridan,
who came on council as Clark
was leaving, commented on the
difference between their two
physical builds.

“sat in the seat where

vice president, John Evans is
Secretary, Sharalyn Palagian is
treasurer and Doug Smith is
past president,

The directors are George
Clark, Greg Hazel, Peter Hoff-
schild, Barb Kerr, Doug
McLeod, Gary Morrison, Pat
Ogawa, Denise Sawtell, Gregg
Townsend and Bob Walch.

TERRACE — Another store in
the Skeena Mall has finished a
face lift.

 Reitman’s is one of several
outlets recently to have its in-
terior changed,

The renovations don’t add
more retail space but has in-
creased the amount of -wall
space on which items can be
displayed, says Reitman’s
spokesman Wende Olsert.

-She said the job tock about
three weeks.

. The store has seven
employees. There are Reitman’s
stores in Kitimat and in Prince
Rupert,
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_ Cleo Laxton, one of ‘the’

QUT AND ABOUT

creases for buying ticket books,
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The Insurance Corporation
of B.C. (KCBC) has given the ci-
ty $15,578.

It comes in the form of a
grant because ICBC, as a crown
corporation, doesn’t have to
pay property and business
taxes.

The amount is equal to what
would have been levied if ICBC
was a private business,

tere
B.C. Tel has filed an applica-

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government agent: .cinployées «ion ‘to introduce a discount that

working in the access centre on
the corner of Eby and Lazelle,
hias:moved. She’s now living in
Port Alberni.

Laxton worked full time for
two and half years and part time
for the four years-previous.’-

-An.avid dog breeder,

Laxton’s ‘well known in the |

north and ‘interior for attending
and participating in various
shows. os
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B.C. Transit is raising its fare
Prices in the Terrace-Thornhill
atea, ;
Effective July 15, the adult
fare for one zone travel goes. to
$1 while seniors and students:
Pay 75 cents, Two zone fare is |
$1.25 for adults and $1 for
seniors and students,

_ There are corresponding in-

in its 2

could save high volume overseas

callers up to 30 per cent.

The discount, subject to
federal approval, would give
discounts ranging from 15 to 20
per cent on amounts over $200
¢ach month.

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A building across from the
Co-op on Greig is being
renovated,

Formerly a professional
building, it's being converted
into spaces for retail, offices
and a rental suite,

There’s space in the back but
A building permit has: yeti to be
given because it requires strug-
tural work, .

Highways

TERRACE — The highways
ministry got a pat on the back
from the Kitimat-Stikine
regional district for its work on
Hwy37 North — a stark con-
trast from the criticism it usual:
ly receives from that body. -

“I can actually offer. some
-compliments,”” said Telegraph

Creek alternate director Dan

Pakula of work that is ahead of
schedule this year,
Underway is a reconstruction.

_ OF a 15km section north of:
Meziadin ‘Junction at Hanna. ’

North Creek, ;
, Other plans call for a 78km

gravel section from just south

BRITISH COLUMBIA PROVINCIAL
ROAD AND BRIDGE MAINTENANCE

This year, he Ministry of Trans

Companies may make Proposal on as many contract areas as they wish, but a
separate proposal i led for each. : wo

The successtul contractor will be responsible for

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portation and Highways is renegotiating contracts
contract areas. This proposal call is for Sof these Contract Areas,

direct delivery of specific

gets a pat

of the Bell Irving II River cross-
-ing north to Durham Creek to

..be ditched, repaired, gravelled

and double-seal hard surfaced;
sections of poorly aligned road
between Cassiar and the Yukon
border be prepared for paving;
and new bridges be installed
over the Dease River, French
Creek and the Burrage, .
_ Pakula said highways
ministry figures showed traffic
increased in 1990 by-25 per cent
Over the year previous.
It's ‘projecting as many as
‘2,000 vehicles a day would be
using that road in peak season
by the year 2000.

Sharples
tackles
pizza biz

TERRACE — Terrace pro-
hockey player Jeff Sharples is
going into business with Mike
flitch, owner of the Detroit Red
Wings and a pizza restaurant
chain called Little Caesar's,

Sharples, who once played
with the Red Wings, has been
spending time in Vancouver at 2
Jiltle Cacsar’sdttlet:’.
cao aera the
Red Wings were first class and ]
thought [litch was first class,"
he said, “E mentioned it toa few
people and we decided we'd
take arun at it.’’

Sharples calls his role at the
restaurant ‘'secondary,’’

“Pm not managing it or
anything. I've been a hockey
player my whole life so ’'m not
exactly versed in the business,"
he added.

While several friends are in
the business with him, none of
them are hockey players.

“I don’t think I want to get
involved in business with

another hockey player,’’ he
said. ‘We'd be like a bunch of
dogs chasing a car: when they
catch it they don't know what to -
do with it.’*

| The Wait Is Over! |

Bavarian Inn is now OPEN!

Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 10, 1991 — Page A13_

Bavarian Jun

“Peggy Julseth’:"""

4332 Lakelse Ave.

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FO? Restaurant

635-9161

The Terrace Peaks Gymnastics Club
thanks the following for their efforts.
in building our gym.

VOLUNTEERS
Erica & Joe Neves
Diane & Orest Chalupiak
Debbie Holkestad
Roger Mogg
Tony DeSousa
__ Darrel Bjorgaard ,
a, Maria &Tony,Malaus: :-

Wayne Julseth

Daren Chalupiak

Karen Boisvert

Janice Graham

Veronica Arbuah

Cal Albright

lan Jordan

Shane Palechicky

Len Scrabyk a
Shannon Chalupiak

Kaily Julseth .

Eva & Trina Mateus
Jennifer Neeves

Heather Albright So
Lee Anne & Ayan Boisvert ©
Todd Holkestad

GOLD BRICK

All Wes! Glass

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Toranto Dominion ©

Dr. Almas

B.C, Telephone Company
Finning Lid.

Clift & rane Sharples
Coastal Buslines Ltd.

oo" Seagiona
West Point Rentals

Wilkinson Business Machines
Terrace Totem Ford

Roger Mogg

Spee Dee Printers Ltd.

Or. Wiliam & Gillian Redpath

ot Maria & Tony Mateus

SILVER BRICK

’ Kinette Club of Terrace
A. Gerdai
Skeena Rent-A-Car —
BRONZE BRICK
Dean & Natasha Weitman
Shirtey & Jim Palahicky
Maureen Ogawa

. Chop Suey Garden
Elan Travel.

_. River Industries

W & L Greenhouses
Glass Slipper Bridal Shoppe

- Teftace Video Shop Ltd.

Walinda Cratta

Margaret & Bruce Hutchinson
Camisle & Amber Fagan
SPECIAL LIST

'’ Terrace Standard

Terace Review
Skeena Broadcasting
Rain Coast Oranag
Shannon Chalupiak
Kelly Julseth

Norco Septic System

Back by popular demand - exotic
felines to visit Kitimat

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again!
Area residents, both young and
old, are in for an exotic treat.
Tigers and other exotic felines
will be coming to the City Centre
Mail July 11, £2, and 13.

award, Clark told the banquet George sat. With my skinny Grand Opening Special
audience the community work Jrish arse and George’s larger Crab Leg Dinner only $4 2.95
he does come from group ef- English one — before he started kand \
forts. jogging ~~ I had a large hole to Steak and $ } i
“If-['ve done anything, it’s try and fill,”’ said Sheridan. _ Crab Dinner 1 5. 95 :
from being part of a team,’ Another speaker, Bob Park, . ‘ ‘
said lat. cept thig gq. PROvided Clark with a large Great Dining Try Sunday
_ 1 can only accept this ac-’ plastic insole to help correct . x
‘|. colade as being associated with what he called ‘‘a weird step’’ to Returns To Brunch at the i
those organizations,” he said, the latter’s jogging style. Terrace At The Back Eddy Pub ‘
Clark's efforts with the Ter- KkkKKKE if .2: r
race Beautification Society were The evening also featured the " autitul, New Ji am 2:30 pm ,
noted by various speakers who swearing in of the chamber's avarian inn! ieavenrelinds Brunch
roasted him during the evening. 1991 executive. . HOURS: B :
He also served as an alderman = Sharon Taylor is president, Mon. - Sat § p.m. a p.m, Dinner ese "at, Minh
in ihe early. 1980s and has served Gerry Martin is first vice presi- Sun. § p.m. - 10 p.m. Sunday 1am.-11 pm.
on the library board. dent, Debbie McIntyre is second Tues. » Fri. 11:30 am. - 2 p.m. Lunch Kitchen Open 11 a.m,-10 p.m. Daily

The National Animal Agency
will be presenting its “Animal
Traxx"? tour. Behaviorist John
Rehmann and tour director Dan
Wallace have been touring North
America to encourage concerned
individuals to support captive

maintenance services and for ensuring that business Opportunities for'small
Operators are retained through compatilive subcontracting,

The schedule below outlines when RequestforProposals documents will be
available and closing date for each Contract Area:

Bute:

educate people to the benefits of
captive reproduction but to also

Contract # "oe Contract Area Documents Avail, - ; : Closing Date. . breeding programs and their local
ie Central Cariboo | July 22, 1991 August 9, 1991 ae al Traxx i ibi
f : #15 | Thompson July 29, 1991 _ f- August 16, 1991 which incorporates felines at 2
} i #20 i Robson i August 6, 1991 : 1 August 23, 1991 medium to nat only encourage and
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Project Office

To be considered,

: : a sensilize people, young and old

7 oo proposals for ony _ Highway and Bridge Maintenance alike, about the frailty of the
43 2 recoied by Sa m, Ministry of Transportation & Highways global environment.

on jis closing date at. 3D.-9 0 Blanshard.Streat “: on \ The exhibition includes exotic

the following address’ Victaria, B.C. VAW 3E6 felines and baby cubs as well as a

photo gallery, concessions booth
and information booth in the
lower level mall area.

There will also be two educa-
tional lectures available to the
public from Animal Traxx person-
nel,

The first lecture will be held Fri-
day, July 12 at 6 p.m. and the se-
cond lecture Saturday, July 13 at |
1:30 p.m. Both lectures will be
located at the exhibition site in the
mall.

This will be truly a learning ex-
perience.

4). Phone (604) 387-6931: Fax (604) 956-7276

Requestfor-Proposals documents, costing $500.00; include 6 General Contract
Information Package and @ Contract Area Information Package. Companies who
have already purchased the General package at he February 21st Information :
Conference need only buy the Contract Area Package, at $250.00 for each Area,
These prices include G.S.T, og we

RéquesiforPronosals documents con be ichased from tha Project Office by
cash ey nonrel rable cheque, payable io the Minister ot Finance and CaO
Relations, The documents can be courie id) up

id) upon request. Ch
forwarded prior to the date on which documents wil betcratet wile °

prompt delivery.

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Animal Traxx | |

John Rehman takes one of the tigers, featured in the touring show ‘Animal Traxx” for a walk,
the show will feature exotic felines-‘and cubs in the City Centre Mall, July £1, 12, and 13,
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Hon. Lyall Hanson, Minis