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Page ATO — Terrace Standard d; Wednesday, November nhé-27

1991"

TERRACE — The Reform Par- {"

ty of Canada wants to raise $12.

million. by Feb. 6, 1992 and
Skeena’s campaign co-
ordinator anticipates $30,000 of

that could come from this area, *

Greg Cowman said the drive,
called the Save Canada Cam-':
paign, is intended’ 10 build: the _
party’s. war ‘chest for the next

federal election. - .
Explaining the idea was: “tp

raise enough: money. to ensure -
Reform’s: campaign did not in-”
cur a deficit, he pointed ‘out
running a balariced budget. cam-
paign: would be consistent with °:

the. party’s platform that

government budgets should be. _— 7
_ the same. — t
Cowman said-the local cam-

paign would focus on party
members .who now numbered
close to 350 in  Skeena. OF
those, 120 are Terrace residents

with the remainder being spread:
across the constituency. from -

Stewart to Kitimat and Prince

Rupert to the Hazeltons.-.:
No - corporate dondtions- ;
would be sought . at the local

level, he added.

Half of the money raised here _
will be used to swell the national |”
campaign’ s budget while ther re-

Low turnout makrs first
food bank of the season

TERRACE — Warmer weather
and the arrival of federal child
tax credits are given as reasons
for a low turnout io the season’s
first food bank distribution.

The Terrace Churches Food |

Bank filled 101 applications for
143 bags of food.

About half of those applica- |
tions were made by one or two.

people with families taking up

the remainder, said... yTerry

Elkiw?bne of its organizers.
"*I¢ quite took us by supris .

We were hearing from agencies *-
there would be a need,” she”

said.

Elkiw said warmer weather
hasn't brought on the need by
low income earners to divert the
money they have to high fuel
bills.

Micki Braid,
Organizer, said the arrival of
child tax credits just before the
Noy. 11-14 distribution period

- Need to. ‘That was the idea. all.
: along,"". Braid said.

another.

WATCH OUT Tories, Liberals and

. Sign near the intersection of Hwy 16 and Hwy3? broadcasts its in- | -
tentions. Local organizers ‘are happy with the way things are going”

$0 far.

New Democrats. Reform Party

‘mainder * will stay with the
Skeena association, ,

" Looking beyond. the : “cam: |
paign’ s. February deadline,
Cowman: said: the : local. “party
will ‘start: “searching for a:can-
didate.once its membership tops :
500. . te

also lielped. :
“IT think what the low turnout. a

means is that people are using *

the food bank only when. they.

The food bank is backed by.

area churches. through ’.dona-*

tions of food and money from:
the community. All the workers :
volunteer their’ time.

TERRACE - A number of
charges are anticipated after”
police broke up a large party on
Agar Ave: Nov, 15. : -

RCMP said. said about: 0 of
the roughly 50 people at the par- -
ty on the 5100-block of. Agar ~
were under the legal. drinking.
age.
Police received numerous
complaints about a noisy party’

‘full year of preparation: ‘before
the current: Conservative
7 government mandate Tan out, :

. the Salvation. Army for. its

* At the} present rate of fret
“ment, -

o

‘The most recent boost to > the
food, bank is the installation of
donation’ bins. ‘inthe Co-op,
Overwaitea and Safeway. us

These boxes will be: used by.

Christmas hamper drive.”
The food: bank doesn’t
operate during: the. -Army’s.
hamper drive but | Tesumes
Operations in January. .

there. Officers arrived with a
search warrant, and confiscated
a large quantity of liquor.

A ‘man and a woman. are
charged with obstructing" -of- .
ficers, another woman is charg-
ed under the city’s‘noise bylaw,
& youth is charged’ with mischief
and a woman is chaiged with
supplying liquor: to minors.

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