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What's Up

APRIL 28, 1990 -- > P. Ans .

and Crafts Show presented by
‘the Terrace Art Assoclation to
beheld from 10.a.m. -5 p.m. at
the Terrace Public Art Gallery,

Applications now avallable at .

the Gallery, Library, Wallinda
Crafis and Northern Lights
Studio. 7a

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APRIL 30, 150 — Find out
how the. forest: industry can ~

work with the environment,
Monday at 7:30 in. NWCC
room 2002. Pat Fechtner from

‘Women - in Timber": ‘and™”
Brenda Armstrong of “Share °°

B.C.”" will speak about this:
cancept and discuss forming a
group in Terrace,

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MAY 1, 1950 — General in-
terest meeting for the Duke of
Edinburgh's Award Program
(Youth Achievement program
for youth 15-25) at 7'p.m, in
the smail board room in the Inn
of the West. Mark Crofton,
provincial ‘co-ordinator from
Victoria will be present. For
more info contact Kim Cor-
deiro 638-6549 evenings.

| Regional

contest

| YOUR BABY’S SHOES _
PRESERVED FOREVER ©

N. GLEAMING BRONZE, GOLO

OR SILVER

; ie pink, biue and ivory. ‘Chioakots

a Caltured marble mountings.

for your posters | ‘===:

TERRACE — Northwest
Alcohol and Drug Services is
sponsoring a contest to let local

artists show their stuff.

The counselling service is

* looking for a poster to be used
: in their offices in Prince Rupert,

Terrace, Kitimat and: Smithers.
Prize. money of $1,500 is
available and will be divided

between first and second place _

winners. Honourable mention

_ Winners will have their work

displayed throughout the nor-
thwest.
The poster is to depict a

- positive message for responsible

substance use, have a strong

visual impact and be ap-
propriate for:use in the nor-
thwest. |

Submissions must be t accom

‘panied by a photograph - and
colour negative. Any si size photo.
"is acceptable.

The contest is “open: to
residents of Terrace, Kitimat,
Smithers, Princé Rupert and
surrounding . district's, The
deadline is June 30, Prize
money comes from:a provincial
program,

Further information is
available by contacting June
Campbell, Northwest. Alcohol

B.C. Ph. 638-8117 or Karia
Hennig, Terrace. Women’s
Resource Centre at 638- 0228.

“memorabilia, ofc:

TERRACE BRONZING SERVICE

Mothers Day Draw

|638-1 891. AFTER 5 PM. cur fostaurant | |

Mount Layton |

Horpring Resort i is “proud

to announce. e the opening of

and Drug Services, Terrace, (Ome
their exquisite. new Wining

Room. Si he exciting new

menu will dazsle you, and

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TUESDAY, MAY 1, 199) —
The next general meeting of the
Ladies Auxiliary to the Royal
Canadian Legion Br, 13 will be
held starting at 8' p.m. in the
Legion. Please attend, -For
anyone wishing to join our
Auxiliary, please phone Goldie
at 635-6038,

A new
spirit of .
giving

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the elegant atmosphere will

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MAY 4, 1990 — The Canadian
Paraplegic Association will be
having an open house between
12-6 p.m, Marie Hildebrandt,
wha is the Regional Rehabilita-
tion Officer wishes to invite all
members and the public to
drop by. the office is located at
200A. 4630 Lazelle Ave., Ter-
race,

charm and relax you.

When you 6 think of fine
dinivig, think Mount
Layton Hotsprings
Resort.

Reservations Recommended
OPEN AT 5:00PM

PUBLIC MEETING

MAY 15, 1990 AT 7:30 P.M.

School Board Office
3211 Kenney Street
Terrace, B.C, V8G 3E9

The Board of School Trustees Is reviewing tha matter of con-
B.C. All ladies welcome! For - dom machines in the secondary schools and would like to
mote info. phone Jourrn give the public the opportunity to make presentations on the
635-9244, Irene 635-5413 or issue,

Janet 635-5061. . In Kitimat It would he appreciated if individuals or groups Interested In
phone Elizabeth at 632-3661. making a presentation advise the Superintendent's Office,

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MAY 8, 1990 — Breakfast 635-4931, by May 11, 1990. HOT SPRINGS
Those not wishing to make a public presentation should for-

meeting at 8 - 9 a.m. for all RESORT LTD.
ward written comments to the Superintencent's Office by

agencies and businesses in- . é fe
May 15. ; =
Frank Hamilton ; "798-221 4

terested in participating in Ter-
Superintendent of Schools

Who says doctors d
_ binding sbittation?

25 to June 3. All worksites,
large or small, are welcame to
“Government is clearly trying to drive the doctérs
over the cliff.” Tom Perry NDP healeie enitic:

send a representative to this
meeting and to participate in

“ .doctors are entitled to feel frustrated at at a.
government fusing to bargain fees.” ee

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MAY 5, 6, 1990 — Women's
Aglow Northwestern B.C. area
spring retreat will be held in
Smithers at the Aspen Motor
Inn. Guest speaker will be Else
Pedersen from Vancouver,

MOUNT LAYTON

this event. Call Sonya at
638-3468 and come to the
Skeena Health Unit
Auditorium,
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MAY 9, 1990 — Terrace Public
Library presents ‘Tales for
Twos" Wed. at 10:30 a.m.,
beginning May 9. Two year
olds, accompanied by an adult,
are invited to enjoy a half hour
of stories, puppets and
fingerplays, Please register in
advance as space is limited.
638-8177, No charge,
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MAY 10, 1990 — Continuing
Care Assistant Education and
Employment Information
eventing will be held at. Room
208 at Northwest Community
College from 7:30 - 8:30 p.m.
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MAY 10, 1990 — Terrace
Public Library presents
preschool storytime, Thurs. at
1:30 p.m, and Fri. at 10:30
‘a.m. Children aged 3 « 5 are in-
viled to attend for 45. minutes
of picture books, puppets and
fingerplays. The Thurs. session
begins May 10 and Fri. session
May 18, Please register in ad-
vance, No charge. 638-8177.
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MAY 11, 12, 1990 — For the
second year, administrators,
teachers and paraprofessionals
from Douglas College, New
Westminster, B.C. will be
gathering to increase their
awareness & understanding of
teaching head-injured students
in the public school system. For
further info contact Robyn Lit.
deford at (604) 734-1313, local
259 or (604) 734-3756,
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MAY 16, 1990 — Kitsumkalum
Ski Club will hold it's annual
general meeting on Wed. The
meeting will start at 7:30 p.m.
in Rm. 208 at Northwest Com-
munity College, Terrace Cam-

bs.

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AUGUST 24 - 16, 1999 —
Cariboo College celebrates 20
years of. service with a
Homecoming Weekend, [f
you’re a former student or staff
member, plan to visit the
Kamloops Campus and join the
fun. Activities “wil! include a
Bar-B-Q, dance, department
Sponsored events, music and
entertainment. It's a family af-
fait! For more info or to fet us
know you're coming, Call
Arlee at 1-800-662-2955,

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THE TERRACE & DISTRICT
ARTS COUNCIL |s accepting
applications for’their annual .
scholarships for summer fine
arts programs. For further info
please contact Box 35, Terrace, Q
B.C, V8G 4A2 or 635-2529,
Deadline for. applications: is:
May 31, 1990,
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THE RED. CROSS IN TER-" |
RACE needs volunteers to help.
with their Sickroom Equipment -*
Loan Service, Time tequired: 2.
hours weekly, If you would like |
to have more information. .
about this volunteer comimuni- ..
ty service, please contact Carol,
Gien at 634-2122...

| ay reject totally the idea that physicians must

accept what any given province may decide
unilaterally to pay. When negotiations fail and an
impasse occurs, the issues in dispute must be sent *

to binding arbitration.”
The Hongurable Emmett M. Hall, Father of Canadian medicare

“The requirement for reasonable comipelisation
shall be complied with where the province’...
has entered into an agreement with the. niedical’”~
Practitioners. that provides a) ‘for negotiation... -

) for the settlement of disputes... at the option of

(the doctors by) conciliation or binding arbitration.”
Las _ Section aN Canada Health Act ©

“Doctors’ dispute needs arbitration”
- Editorial headline, Vancouver Stin

“T know of no affiliate of the Fed that would

tolerate this kind of delay.”
"Ken Georgetti, President, BC. Federation of Labour

“There isti ‘tany arbitration mechanism o over practitioner payments i in nthe Canada Health Acta as 1 read it”
The Honourable Job Jansen, B, Cc. Minister of Health”

The doctors of British Columbia have asked for binding aritation’ to settle their yearlong negotiations
with the provincial government. | -
_ | The. Canada Health Act says yes. ‘Emmett Hall, the Father of Canadian medicare, says yes. The BC.
Federation: of Labour says yes. The public says yes, |

Jn fact, everyone says yes, Everyone, that i is, except the BC. governs, which stubbornly refuses
- to submit to arbitration. m AM ges* an se

_ Arbitration is the only fair way to end the doctors’ fee disp, i

Obviously we're not t the only ones € who think sc S90. ,