ec é A2 Terrac ae iad ” e Review __ Wednesday, February 13, 1991 ‘Stemubeeke Dr.R.E.M. LEE ‘HOSPITAL FOUN 1991 CASH C $5,000 Grand Prize! +357, Over $26,000 in Prizes! | January 1991/Cash Calendar Winners | DATION ALENDAR SUNCAY MIQNOAY i 1 TUESDAY > 2 5 " D tte | fu Boras, | Belo Gort se 550 $50 1 $80 {$59 ] 6 ag. 10.0, |Meat’ (b2 rt 3. Abraham \Ernest: | Rergeh obart’ Jo-Anne jorrié 350 ed J uber EEE? Yack anda lacy 13 14 15° | 16éex¢ 17 48 ee starold | Joa raeme _|deQn ae pg erie (aa |e beg \fgie [Apr | Ee 20 | 21 oe 3 \24 \¢ 4 26 i ft Mirlinel | Baysence $ tenet Sia cae” i mouspul Et $50 §50 $50 §50 550 $50 : 550 mM yee aie Bes iert rina | Beret fiRoF | Kecterr |) UL Frichson. 4 The board and administration of . School District 88 now have one component of their budgeting information for the 1991-92 school year. The remaining part is sched- uled to be released by the Ministry of Education Feb. 25. Minister of Education Stan Hagen announced the provincial block amount last Friday — $5,500 per student, an increase of $241. Hagen said the overall increase is made.up of an "eco- nomic increase" of 3.75 percent ($198) and $43 for programs that were previously funded with grants — outside the block, but are now included in the block amount. Those programs include English as a Second Language and costs associated with special education. The effect on the local district B will not be known until the ministry issues the budget instruc- tion manual, which will specify the block amounts for each district. District 88 treasurer Barry Piers- dorff said Monday that last year the local board received a block $541 — 10.47 percent — above the provincial block average of $5,259. Speculation on this year’s amount would be premature, he said. "In broad terms, it won’t keep up with. inflation," Piersdorff said of the provincial block. "It’s going to make things tighter." Ignas Contracting, Terrace — Brent Rogers, Terrace Bill Mandy Donna Caruso, Stewart ‘| Les Emerson, Swan River, Manitoba Pacific Regeneration Techologies, Terrace Maureen Clent, Terrace - Seniors out Close Up magazine, $10 extra In OC) Cheque SUBSCRIPTION ORDER FORM a $39.00, plus GST Terrace and Thornhill (] Master Card OC Visa 1 year — 1 Money Order Out of Canada $100.00 4535 Greig Avenue, Terrace, B.C. V8G 1M7 Please send a subscription to: Card No. Name Address ; Expiry Date e Postal Go Mail or bring this form to: Phone — Terrace Review Seniors in Terrace and District $30.00 4535 Greig Avenue side of Terrace and District $33.00 Terrace, B.C. V8G 1M7 gine a According to Statistics Canada, the 1990 annual rate of inflation cal- culated from the Vancouver Con- sumer Price Index was 5.5 percent. If this year’s district block amount is the same in proportion to the provincial block as it was last year, it would come to $6,076, an increase of $276 over last yeat. That’s $78 more than the provin- cial block increase, but it includes special needs funding that came in separate grants last year. Board chairman Edna Coopet, noting that all the budgeting infor- mation is not yet available, still 1 School trustees in budget vigil expressed dismay at the level of funding increase, "We're into deep restraint again," she said, "It’s like the Bill Bennett years." | If the 3.75 percent provincial increase is an indication of the remaining funding information, Cooper said, it will mean a further erosion in the supplies and services component of the district’s operat- ing budget. In the 1990-91 school year 83 percent of that budget went into salaries and benefits for personnel —- teachers, maintenance and custodial staff and administra- — Continued on page AS Banquets & Meeting Rooms "Skeena Ballroom" "Dolly Varden" Room > Each room has a seating capacity of 200 for ~ banquets and 300 for meetings. Call us for availabilities. . Ask for the Banquet Co-ordinator. Daily Lu ncheon | Buffet — noon to 2 p.m. Augie’s Lounge (Mon-Fri) HOT ENTREE/SOUP/SALADS DESSERTS $6.95 Friday is "Baron of Beef Day’ 4551 Greig Ave. Terrace, B.C. NET TOLL FREE: | 1-800-663-8156