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Skeena MLA Frank Howard, (third from top left)

secretary, MLA Frank Howard, Andy

The Terrace Little Theatre
will once again recelve a tax
exemption, it was decided at
last night's meeting of the
Terrace District Council.

Theatre President Merry
Hallsor explained in a letter
to cauncil that the theatre
provides ‘‘a unique and
valuable service to the
community” and requested
the tax exemption ‘'to help
us provide this service by
alleviating somewhat our
perennial financial struggle,

In other council news,
Alderman Al Purschke, the
chairman of the key tourism
committee will attend a one-

Industry Development Sub-
Agreement (TIDSA) in
Prince George on Tuesday,
Oct. 23. The purpose of the
conference is to provide an
opportunity for civic and
industry leaders to learn
more about the travel In-
dustry and related govern-
Ment programs.

Oct. 24 has been adopted as
“Year of the Child Day” in
Terrace. The municipality,

Hyland. at the request of Frank

day conference on the Travel :

The Heratd, Wednesday, October 10, 1979, Page 3

TERRACE COUNCIL

Theatre gets grant

week has also been dubbed
“Year of the Child Week.”

Manuel's Restaurant has
been given the go-ahead on
plans to convert their
existing banquet room into a
discotheque. The planning
and transportation com-
mittee recommended that
the establishment be granted
a liquor license. Manuel's
Restaurant is located at 4545

Lazelle Avenue.

Arequeat that the Terrace
District contribute to the
W.A.C. Bennett Memorial
Fund has been referred to
the finance committee.
Alderman Bob Cooper
recommended the move to
examine the implications of
the request that the
municipality contribute “in
an appropriate way.”

. gave a helping hand at last week's election of officers treasurer, John Chen Wing-vice-president, Bottom Hamilton, the superin-
Executive _ for the Skeena New Democratic Party Association in row (left to right): Debble Sharp-secretary, Rob ‘endant of schools for School
elected Terrace, The new executive (top row, left to right): Goffinett-provincial council delegate, Ray Brady- eee Coil Fla Paring the
Bjorn Pettyrson-President, Croft Randle-membership alternate provincial council delegate, week of Oct. pd The entire
The Terrace Art or not, are invitedto reserve contact. Keith Olson at 635- h d

Association will be holding a place at the sale as space 9384 or 635-7883. He is co- Northern Mainland, Queen a new rec €a
their annual Pre-Christmas willbe limited. Allitemsand ordinating the event this oo oues, Cloudy toda By ED YUDIN recreaton from the
Arts and Crafts Sale. All paintings should be hand- year. The sale will run for Jin ray periods of rain md Herald Siatf Writer University of Iowa and has
craftspeople, whether made, one evening, Nov. 30 from 6 disae northen sections, TWO Significant ap- cerilfication in other areas

members of the association | For further details please

Refugees are
working here

ca, .. ByEDYUDIN |
. os 4 1 } Herald Staff Writer

Nine of the ten employable ‘boat people in Terrace
now have gotten jobs, according to the Canada Em-
ployment Centre. Many, however, are working at Jobs
below their capacity, due to the language barrier.

One new Terrace resident, working at Budget Rent
a Car, is involved in maintenance of cars, In fact,
Danh Hugnh 37, is a qualified accountant, who
hopefully will be employed in his chosen profession,
once the language barrier is surmounted. :

‘Most of the people are definitely underemployed,"
agreed Betty Barton of the Canada Employment
Centre, but there is.no way a.lot of them could do.the
type of work they are.trained for. until.theilr English
improves.”

Curiously, most of the Vietnamese people in Terrace
canread English. Sothe language barrier won't be
insurmountable.

There are some people, though, whose skills may’
not be appreciated here in the Northwest. Xay Hung
Luu was a artist in his native Vietnam, a portrait
painter in charcoal. In Terrace, however, Luu is an
apprentice at Norm's Auto Body Shop. Some of the
others work at A&W and Time Cleaners, and.sgil
another is employed aty.-a.... locale: sawmill:

There ate three families now residing ifi Tetrace, all
sponscred by the Christian Reform Church. In ad-
dition, there are two married men and one single
person who are government sponsored. The families
of the married men remain behind in Vietnam, at least
for the moment. According to Barton, the two men
spent a very lonely Thanksgiving Day away from their
families.

The three intact families moved into their new
residences in the new Terrace Apartments behind the
Kalum gardens on Monday. In general the families
appear to be getting organized. The adjustment,
though is severe. Some of the boat people have never
slept in beds, used electricity, and have some dif-
fieulty adjusting to Canadian food.

Nom

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Grouper controls
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p.m. to $p.m., and one day,
Dee. i from 9.a.m. to.6p.m, in
the Skeena Mall.

’ Inprevious years the event
has been held in the library
basement but each year it
has been expanding as more
artists come to the area. The
sale gives locals a chance to
buy unique handmade
Christmas gifts and the
artists d chance to display
their - work,

A portion of the revenue
will go to the Art
Association. The funds will
be used to establish a per-
manent public gallery in the.
near fulure as the city ex-
pands.

Fishermen
off the hook |

- VANCOUVER (CP) —
Three fishermen were let off
the hook Tuesday by a
British Columbia Supreme
Court decision which
acquitted them of charges of
contempt by the Restrictive
Trade Practices Com-
mission.

Jack Nichol, Homer
Stevens and George
Hewison, three executives of

e United Fishermen and

‘Workers Union, were
charged With contempt and
threatened with penalties
alter they refused to answer
questions raised earller this
year during an inquiry into
the production, purchase,
sale and processing of fish in

Mr. Justice H. C. McKay
ruled that the fishermen are
workmen and are included in
a section in the Combines
Investigation Act which
exemple employees and
workers from answering
questions relating to internal
union policies and decisions.

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today end Thursday with
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pointments, one concerning
the upcoming municipal
elections, the other in the
area of parks and recreation,
were confired at Tuesday
evening's meeting of the
Terrace District Council,

Al McNiven of North

Cypress, Manitoba, has been
appcinted the new
Superintendent of Parks and
Recreation for the District of
Terrace, McNiven, who was
selected over 36 other
candidates, currently holds
the same position in North
Cypress. He holds an M.A, in

including swimming pool
management and as a power
engineer authorized to
operate artifical ice plants,
MeNiven will take over the
position which Phil Stewart
resigned from earlier this
year, on Dec. 1.

The other appointment
saw Murdo MacDonald
confirmed as the returning

officer for the Nov. 17

municipal elections. Mac-
Donald has served in that
eapacity for a number of
years.

Wayne Muchowski, winner of the last weekly
Skeena Mall-Daily Herald Fishing Derby prize,
displays his tackle. Wayne's fish was a 14 pound coho
from the Kalum river.

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