: A14- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 7, 2005 ‘

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i" CHRISTMAS HOURS English-as- a-Second Language tutoring
_ 7 DAYS A WEEK . The Community Readers and Writers program,
7 Mon. - Wed. 10am - 6pm « Thurs. & Fri. 10am - 8pm operating through the Terrace Volunteer Bureau,
7 Saturday 10am - 6pm + Sunday Noon -.4pm is providing English-as-a-Second Language
' tutoring to immigrants to Canada. We have
|. 635-5225 razelie Mini Malt volunteer. tutors who work with individual.
| | | - learners for one or two hours per week. ;
a 2005. Dr R.E.M. Lee Foundation This is a pilot project’ and we hope that it will
is . CASH CALENDAR WINNERS | I continue in 2006, but this will depend on the
‘| J number of learners that are available. .
\. | Deci =— BarryEnglish =. $100 IF you know of any immigrants to Canada that
ye Dec2 » ~ Andy Kadziolka . $50 | | may benefit from this English as a Second
i. Dec 3 Linda & Ralph Bowler =. $50 Language program, please have them contact
ye 2 Dec 4 © “DaleNunn $50 Murray George, Coordinator, Community
h DecS5 ~~. Don & Irene Ritchey’ . $50" Readers & Writers Program at 638-1330 for
i : ‘Dec 6 ~ LauraCommins $50 more information. . =

Dec 7 * Lesley Durand ; $50

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" oe Developing Assertiveness in Terrace & District
_*- "MIGHTY MOE holds a petition he says local business people signed supporting his ‘Women for a New Start - _, . Credit Union
pis idea to. bring caravan'tours to the Farmer’s Market. = SARAH A. ZIMMERMAN PHOTO Are you; > DAWN. offers: . . |

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: | 7 M ighty Moe fuming: . curr violence of : ° cone

7 ‘In large part because of Moe’s efforts, the tour company that also books other activities

ana _ Terrace Tourism Society pursued the idea’ for the participants to'do. They'll be going. [> and dropped off af

H “and have secured a commitment from one- on. tours locally to Heritage Park and to the oe

Be U.S.-based company called Good Sam Club, ~ Kitselas Canyon, Lewis says. « Northwest Training lid 210-4622 Greig Avenue Terrace BC

a a subsidiary of Woodall’s World of Travel, “Kudos to him — he really had the Vi-
ip ’ to bring. three groups here next summer ona | sion,” she says of Moe’s idea to. bring the

gis trial basis, says Jennifer Lewis, the tourism caravans here. -

[i sO society’ sexecutive director. __. The trial visits were the result of the tour- |

».”. But they’re staying at the Kalum Motel ‘ism society sending out 250-page promo-

and RV Park, not.the Farmer’s Market loca- tional binders to several tour operators and

; Application forms for the DAWN program can be picked up 5. y
-Year Lock- In

se _ An Information Session will be held Ocec. 14th
a By SARAH A. ZIMMERMAN . The market has no such designation. - & 15th 9 am.12 noon 2005. Better Savings Certificate
’ ‘THREE MOTORHOME caravan groups are _—Originially, the group wanted: to stay at "It is mandetory to attend both mornings 5-Year Term Deposits
* expected to stop in Terrace next summer but Ferry Island, but there were not 25 sites | Please contact Rose Bolton, at (250) 638 8108 to register Available beginning December 1, 2005
-one of their biggest local advocates says he’s close enough together and they opted for the | a Full or Partially redeemable after 90 days. -
_, not happy with where they’re going to stay. Kalum Motel, she says. os Funded By:
B Mighty Moe has for many years beenlob- “I understand Moe’s frustration, but the , Northwest Training Ltd. / Funded by. | PPTTTTTEee eee ee |
i bying the city to bring caravan tours to the customer. — who is always right ~ wanted. g* 7 ws | :
oS ~ "; Farmer’s Market site downtown. He says it something different and’ we had to do ‘our _is looking a 5-Yeor Rates =
fo __ is the place best suited to put such groups in best to give it to them,” adds Lewis. for applicants who are —_ BRITISH . a . 2
4... aneffort to promote easy access to shopping _—_—‘ The groups, which will include about 25. committed fo learning. COLUMBIA 5 Without th ut th . "
i ' and services in the downtown core. RVs, travel on an itinerary organized by the. ; ; . ( 0 e@ "
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| tion and that has Moe’ fuming. rally caravan groups. Rally caravans prefer 3
“I can’t believe they did this to me,” Moe “dry camping” or camping in parking lots a
| .._ Says. “T can’t sleep at night.” with no electricity. But unless the Farmer’s a
= “.""""He is adamant the Farmer’s Market or the Market location is designated a camp ground u
a old Co-op lands are the best possible place by the city, even those groups wouldn’t be B
for such tours to stay. = permitted to camp there. 3
! “Once they park they don’t go anywhere,” Lewis says. the society will continue
{ Moe says. : pursuing companies in an effort to increase

“It’s something I’m trying todofordown- tourism here.
: town — putting them at Ferry Island [or other
t. places not downtown] they might as well be

in Thornhill.” Taco Bell coming

This particular group wanted. to ‘stay . . “
| somewhere that has electrical hookups, sew- TERRACE is getting another fast food
outlet.

er and other services. None of those options . .
is‘available at the Farmer’s Market location, The Kentucky Fried Chicken restau-
rant on Lakelse Ave. has applied for a

Lewis says. \ :
But the other problem with the Farmer's - development permit through the City of

Market location is the city has a bylaw pre- Terrace to renovate its building to incor-
venting anyone from camping within city | porate a Taco Bell franchise there.
limits unless in a designated camping area. - : a : TERRACE

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