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Kermode Nobody Does it Like

| | Police Beat Friendship Terrace Furniture Nlart

Assault hearing set ° is hosting the

A FORMER TERRACE resident charged with 40 N,
‘crimes including sexual assault will appear in court for FIRST NATIONS PARENTING PROGRAM

a two-day preliminary hearing here July 22-23. RAISI NG THE CHILDRE N

The 64-year-old man is accused of sexual assault, as-
sault causing bodily harm and weapons charges. He Health Canada CAPC Funded

was an auxiliary RCMP officer here in the 60s and 70s. 5 D AY WORKSHOP AT
Body found at the lake. Kermode Friendship

TERRACE RCMP and the coroner’s office are investi- Centre
gating the death of a 42-year-old Terrace man. Friends

found James Allan Kennedy d ide thei = Cc.
fontraidacestiaisseaen cpm” | | MAY 31-JUNE 4 1999 12 Full Months Free

Coroner Robert Minhinnick said a post-mortem 10 a.m,-2:30 p.m.
autopsy has been complete but it will take 10 to 15

days for a judgment to be released. “There was no foul Lunch/Materials provided F re e P rog ra m m Nn g

play and no accident,’? Minhinnick said.
. 4434 LAKELSE AVE TERRACE
Alleged tea bandit caught | | Ca! 635-4906 to Register Phone: 638-0555

TERRACE RCMP arrested a 44-year-old man May 16 Ask for Shena Toll Free: 1-800-638-0530
for allegedly stealing fine china and silver tea set.

Somelime between 7 p.m. and 9:15 p.m., someone
broke into a house in the 4400 block of Park Avenue
aud stole cight silver goblets and a silver coffee serving .
set, The same person also stole a Crown D’ Arby tea set
including a tea pot, creamer and sugar bow].

The suspect, arrested for allegedly selling some of the
stolen property, faces pending charges of break and en-
ter, theft and possession of stolen property,

CONGRATULATIONS | unis oe

Technological advances in the automotive industry have created a shortage al qualified auto

or | : technicians, The Ford BCAA/BCIT Student Auto Skills Challenge, held May 7, encourages talented

THE BEST IN a
BUSINESS

Help the Terrace and District Chamber of Commerce recognize
excellence in the business community — fill in these ballots and
‘return them to the address indicated at the bottom.

a Criteria for
Business Executive of the Year

1, The business executive must have owned or managed a business In the
Torrace area for at least thres years,

2. The business must be successful (profitable).

3 It should be clear that i ve and [ Wve has been
_ fesponsible for the success of the business.

4, The business executive should have demonstrated & community minded
Spproach and have supported focat events/groups/sporls teams ar have soma
involvement with local service clubs ar business assaciations, :

5, There should be some evidence of strengths in financial planning, marketing,
preduction and human rescurce planning. : -

6. The business should portray a good comporate image and relate well with
business peers. :

Futute prospects for the business should o¢ promising.

& The business should have created or Improved Hts market share by taking
' advantage of ting, training, t and community (professional)
and government sources. te not

NAME:
BUSINESS:.
* BECAUSE; ee ~

students David Anderson
and Matthew Rooker,
and instructor Doug
Brewer from Caledonia
Secondary, for their
success as finalists

at this year's

Auto Skills Challenge.

NOT ALL POWER LINES
ARE ACCESSIBLE FROM THE STREET.

~¢.)RURASE RETURN BALLOTS BY BAY 34, 1999 TO:
TERRACE & DISTRICT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, 4511 WEITH AVE., TERRACE BLC. \30 1Ki

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Many 8C Hydro power lines are

Doug Smith 1
Customer Service cotheare ° ~« located in remote mountainous
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The strangth of @ Wellounded arte
communtty contributes tothe quality ot
ite In Tortace & Oletict, Rominoss will
De Feuple who meet the following
comarca:

1, Three years or moe involvement in 6
specific discipline or warlety of
disciplings in the field of the arts In
Terrace and area,

2. Has démonstrated by their contelbution
of time, talent and/ot resources, a
strong desis for a sustainable aris
segment in Terrace and waa.

Mt areas around the province. In some
circumstances, access is possible
only by snowcat or helicopter,

{Sponsorad by Terrase & District
Chamber of Commerce}

Have you ever deen “wawnd" by a focal
bualness of campany?

Hav a business or company gone that t
extra mile for your i]

Consistancy - 13 the service good all year
found.

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Quite often, reaching a power line

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Service - do the ernciayens go the exve |
mite? Are they helpiui? Oo they giva &
télarfal lo another business 1 they don't 9
have the product of service?

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product ;

in need of service or repair takes
‘extra effort. Such was the case this

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NAME,
BUSINESS:.
BECAUSE:

‘past winter, as crews often faced
- exposure to the elements and

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BUSINESS:
BECAUSE:

record snow'packs. A few of

PLEAND RETR RULOTS BY MAY 31, 1999 TO:
TERRACE & DISTRICT CHAMBER Of COMMERCE,
SSP MTH ANE, TERAAE BC VBC VEY

the extremes our employees
battle. whiie keeping the lights on
for British Columbians.

PLEASE RITURS BALLOTS BY MAY $1. 1209 10;
TERRACE & DISTRICT CAMBER OF COMMERCE,

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