Al10 - The Terrace Stanclard, Wednesday, December 8, 1999

Life Skills Workshop Series
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*Budgeting
*Building Self Esteem
*Mannging Depression
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*Anger Management -
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errace
Pentecostal
Assembly

Rev. Jim Barber, TPA Senior Pastor, is pleased to announce the
appointment of Rev. Lowell Holmquist Io the position of Youth
Pastor effective Dec. 1,.1999. Pastor Lowell. comes with much
axperience having worked for over 3 years as a Youth Pastor in
Coquitlam, 8.C., a5 well-as having. served on the faculty’ of
Western Pentecostal Bible: College. Pastor Lowell has a keen inter-
est in overseas missions work having participated in or. led numer:
ous missians groups to Eastern Europe and Asia.

Pastor Lowell will be transitioning from the Lower Mainland, along
with his wife Marci and twa sons (Austen and Branden), during
the month of December. We welcome them and pray Gad’s bless-
ing upon them as thay werk among the Youth of TPA as walt in the
wider community. ol

Terrace Pentecostal Assembly is a church committed to’ ministry to
children and youth, An All Family Sunday School is- conducted
every Sunday morning at 9:15, Weeknighl events include PK Club
on Wednesday evenings for boys and girls K-grade 5. A Youth
Service especially for 13-18 yr-olds is held every Friday at 7:11

p.m. YES, yau are welcome to check us out. For more info, cali

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VOLUNTEER Bob Turner helps four-year-old Michelle Seymour put
money into the Salvation Army Christmas kettle. The Salvation Army re-
lies on the public’s generosity to raise money to distrisute more than 500
Christmas hampers and to provide family services throughout the year.

Death cause confirmed

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A KITMAT coroner has confirmed elec-
trocution as the cause of death in the
Nov, 18 fatality at the Minette Bay lop
yard,
Paul Monaghan believes Archie Sam-
pare of Terrace was unaware iis Letour-
neau log loader had come into contact
with overhead power jines as he. deposi-
ted a load of logs. ee
When ‘the loader hit the 14,400 volt

line, the current went through the vehicle,.

causing the rubber tires to’ burst into
flame. Monaghan said Sampare:likely as-
sumed the fire was due to an internal pro-
blem with the loader, equipped with a

generalor and four engines. Seeing
smoke, he reached for the fire extinguish-
er and attempted to put the Fire out.

“Leaving the machine ... indicates he
didn't realize where the fault was,” he
said. Monaghan described Sampare ‘as an
experienced worker who would have
known ‘to remain in the cab when the loa-
der came’ in: contact with high voltage
power fines. But‘ because. he was working
in a location where he normally wouldn't
work, he may not. have ‘known to’ watch
out for power lines, - mo

Monaghan said Sampare was killed
the instant he stepped off the vehicle.

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Dairy Queen® Frozen
Logs

At participating .
Dairy Queen® Stores,
4532 Lakelse Ave.”
Terrace

© AM D.G. Carp. /1995
@ Aeg. U5. Pat.OH., AMD Q. Carp.

Celebrate

Dairy Queen’ stores are proud sponsors of the Children's Miracle
Network Telethon, which benefits local hospitals for children.

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Kermode

Friday, December 10, 199
Priendship Society

Everyone Welcome

Carving (Wood, Silver/Gold/Jade}; Sewing (Regalia, or
Contemporary First Nations Clothing); Beadwork

B.C. ts Interest Relief |
Program will help
students get a good

start in their careers.

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Hon. Andrew Petter,
Minister for Advanced Education,
Training and Technology

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your payments?

Effective November 1999, B.C.'s new Interest Relief Program
allows qualifying students to temporarily defer their loan
payments. During the deferral period, the provincial government
will pay the intereston the loan,

To qualify, you must have been out of school at least six months
previously and: =. ae .

-@ beincapable of work due to temporaryillness or disability
e havea monthly family income that makes repaying
loans an exceptional hardship, and/or

» be unemployed of underemployed.

The new B.C. Interest Relief Program is part of British Columbia's
commitment to: . _
"© expand access to post-secondary education

® support students to complete their studies, and

» help students get a good startin their careers...

For more information call J-877-BC-Youth
or go to www.youth.gov.be.ca

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