Ald. _ Terrace Review — Wednesday, June 12, 1991

‘Chamber chooses new executive

The annual general meeting of
the Terrace and District Chamber
. of Commerce was held at noon at
- the Terrace Inn June 6 and the
election of officers for the coming
year was conducted by Bob Park,

past president. -
The following slate of officers
were elected by acclamation:
President, Sharon Taylor; first
vice president, Gerry Martin; sec-
ond vice president, Debbie MclIn-

Tax exemptions up

Terrace city council has received
to applications for property tax
exemptions in 1992, The first
comes from Terrace Little Theatre
and the second from the Terrace
Curling Association.

The Little Theatre property qual-
_ifies as a charitable organization
"and cultural outlet under the Muni-
cipal Act, and city council made a

special arrangement with the Curl-"

It’s Time fo

Helmut Giesbrecht |
| New Democrat for Skeena

‘Where To Find It’

ing Association a number of years
ago that expires when their mort-
gage is paid off. Both applica-
tions have been sent to the Finance
Committee for consideration and
the status of the curling rink mort-
gage will be investigated.

tyre; secretary, John Evans; treas-
urer, Sharalyn Palagian.

Directors for two years will be:
George Clark, Terrace Travel;
Peter Hothchild, Royal Bank; Barb
Kerr, First Choice Travel; Gary
Morrison, Northwest Community
College; Pat Ogawa, Skeena Cellu-
lose; Denise Sawtell, B.C. Tel;
Gregg Townsend, Northwest Con-
solidated Supply; and Bob Walch,
F.B.D.B.

Following the elections, Roy -
Stewart of the University of North- |

em B.C. addressed the meeting.

VOLUNTEER AND COMMUNITY
PROGRAMS CO-ORDINATOR
Required for the Prince George office of the
Northern Region, B.C./Yukon Division. Repor- j

ting to the Regional Director, this person will
co-ordinate the Volunteer Resources Pro-

gram, involving the

recruitment, — training,

motivation and recognition of all volunteers in

the Northern Region.
non-mandated community

Also responsible for
initiative pro-

grams. Applicants should be graduates of a
recognized program in volunteer administra- §
tion or have equivalent experience. Extensive
travel is required. Non profit societies ex- J
perience would be an asset. Resumes to: |
Chris Bone, Regional Director
Canadian Red Cross Society

103 - 1285 =

5th Avneue

Prince George, B.C. V2L 3L2
Application deadline: June 21st, 1991.

News i in Brief

Two new administrative officers have been appointed by School
District 88 for Hazelton. Lynn Newbury will be vice-principal of
Hazelton Secondary School beginning July 1, replacing Bob
Purney. Newbury has been a counsellor, pre-employment teacher
and learning assistance teacher at the school for 12 years.

Sheila Ryan will be principal of John Field Elementary School
starting July 1, replacing Gary Moore, who has taken a principal’s
job in Dawson Creek. Ryan has worked in Hazelton area schools
for nine years, five as an elementary and primary grade teacher
and four as teacher in the Gifted and Talented Education program
at Hazelton Secondary School.

The Environment Youth Corps program has been renewed for

‘another year. The program, a joint effort of the B.C. ministries of
the environment and social services and housing, matches young:

workers between the ages of 16 and 24 with sponsors for

environmental enhancement projects. This year the program has a
$7 million budget and proposals for 300 projects. In the past two

years several Environment Youth Corps projects have taken place
in the Terrace area. More information is available by calling 1-800-
663-0304.

ooo,

Bravo Canada! is set up in the Terrace Arena parking lot this
week. It’s.a travelling exhibit in three tractor-trailers detailing the
Canadian people and the landscape they live in, Canadian
contributions to arts, communication and transportation, and
Canadian technical innovations that are in use around the world. .
The exhibit will be in Terrace until Friday. It’s sponsored by the
federal Department of the Secretary of State — and it’s free.

‘NOTICE

THE SAW CLINIC WILL BE CLOSED
_ Wednesday, June 12 to Monday, June 17
inclusive for household moving to Terrace.
OPEN TUESDAY, JUNE 18 at 8 A.M.
Thank you

Frank at the Saw Clinic
Thornhill 635-4488

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