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_ TERRACE — Transport
"Canada is expected to soon. an-
nounce if there will be changes
“vcin staffing levels at the airport's

“« flight service station.
“) >The station, -it provides lan-
ding and weather information
© to aircraft, now operates
“:24-hours’a day.

°: But ‘that could change. to it
operating. fewer hours each day
-- when scheduled flights land and
2 take-off, says. a Transport

md Canada spokesman.
“+ °. “There may be a change,
1. don't

=, there might not be.
“know. No decision has been
> Made- about. what. might hap-
pen,” said Bill Almolky.

: é..said the government
-i-department is reviewing all ‘of

| -its Spending because of pending’
oe spending: restrictiona,

<: “We have very, very tight
" ‘budgets to deal with, " Almolky
‘added.

“We have to cut wherever we
* Gan. in - government service.
‘Twenty-four hour service is nice
to have, but can we afford it,”
he continued.

. Ateduction in the: number of
hours-at the flight service sta-
tion here might be an option
given that the same situation ex-
ists at other airports, he said.

_ “At night, the itinerant level
‘of traffic is not that great.

B.C.) that don’t offer any flight

off anyway,” said Almolky..

He noted that the airport’s
fire department schedules its
operations from morning to
early evening, the lime when
scheduled passenger flights ar-
Tive and depart.

tion is not calling a relief worker
“in when the person scheduled to
‘work. overnight calls in sick,
_jsaid Almolky.

“THURSDAY

‘JUNE 13

FATHER’ S.
DAY
SPECIAL

“* With remote control

There are lots (of airports in-

services, Aircraft land and take-

One option under considera-

~ Graduation art

FRONT LAWN of Caledonia last week was scene of a grad poster painting contest. Sharlee.

McKay, Lorelle Walker and Vessna Kentic were part of a team that depicted a character they call
Fido.

Winners for the best pre-painted sign were Dave Mantel and Gerry Fell; for the most artistic sign
were Bao Lanh Diep, Rick Dhhami, Brent Neeve, Chad: Croft, and Kannin Osei-Tutu; for the most
eye-catching sign were Shondelle Myram, Camille. Beavei, and Denise .Brehaut; and for the most

original sign were Angela Burton, Nicki Schaffhauser and Lia, Wand.

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“FRIDAY”

“JUNE 14,

Terrace Standard, Wednesday, JUNE 12, 1991 ~ - Fae A3

Kitchen
simmering

TERRACE — A shift in a local
employment training program is
bringing to an end for now the
operation of a soup kitchen.

The Food for Thought kit-
chen had been operated . by
students in a cook’s training
course offered through the Ter-
race Anti-Poverty Group Socie-
ty.

But the students have finished
the food preparation portion of
the course and are now taking
instruction for. first aid tickets,
Says society organizer Ross
Walkers. ves

The kitchen operated two
days a week — one day with
yolunteers and the other with

' the students. It’s last day is next

Friday.

Walker also cited the end of
school and a lack of money for
the kitchen closing.

“Now that school will no

longer be in, we won't get as
many students,”’ said Walker in
noting that young people
regularly made up two-thirds to
three-quarters of the soup kit-
chen's clients,

The kitchen served between

_50 and 200 meals the days it was

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open, :

As well, Walker said. ‘finding: ° -
money to operate the kitchen is:
proving difficult. ae

**We'd like to take the 5 sum-
mer off, raise money and -be
ready for the fall,”’ he said:
Walker estimated it. cost
$100-200 for each soup kitchen: °

The kitchen is operating from
the carpenters’ hall on Sparks
bul wants to be in a new loca-
tion this fall,

One possible location is the
old Ukrainian Hall, “most
recently used as a youth’ centre,’
on Walsh Ave. - a

.Walker said the society. has
met with the Rebekah group,: it
now owns the building, and that
and the: latter: is. investigating
costs.

There's also the possibility of
the society working..with the
Kermode Friendship Centre; *

That organization's board of
directors has already approved,
money for a hot lunch program
for schools, says “centre ‘ex-
ecutive director Sadie Parnell.

The board meets this week to
consider joining with; the. anti-
poverty group, she said,

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Port delayed -

TERRACE — A planned $63
million port at Kitimat is going
to an intensive level of in-
vestigation,

Speaking last week, Skeena
MLA Dave Parker said provin-
cial cabinet members accepted a
recommendation from a com-
mittee investigating the project
lo go to what's called Stage II of
the Major Project Review Pro-
cess (MPRP).

That committee made up of
provincial and federal civil ser-
vanis has spent the last several
months studying the en-
vironmental and = sacio-
economic effects of the itwo-
berth proposal.

The federal Department of
Fisheries’ and. Oceans, “has
already said it appases the. port

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plan because of the effects on
fish habitat at its planned loca-
tion,

Stage II of MPRP involves.
studying specific aspects of a
development that are ‘con-
sidered problem areas.

This stage can also involve
the creation of a panel to look
at a development, the appoint-
ment of somebody to negotiate
a solution if there are dif-
ferences of opinion between
groups or appointment of a
panel to hold public hearings.

Parker and other port pro-
ponents had wanted the project
to be given approval in principle
pending it receiving necessary
permits and licences.
beThey' had ‘wanttd. Urddging a
for the port’to start this fall, - -

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