10 Terrace Review — Wednesday, November 26, 1986 _ pT | re
»* -Northwest Star to serve region »&
a ae _ | TERRACE — With the arrival of a web press, (aaa | 7
tig” Close Up Business Services Ltd. will be print- |
ih at ing a new paper which will serve the North-
west.

The paper will be distributed free of charge’
to over 30,000 homes from Prince Rupert east
to Burtis Lake and south to Kitimat.

The web press has enabled staff members to
focus attention on the people throughout this
region, and it will allow an expansion of adver-
tising services such as fliers and other advertis-
ing.for Northwestern merchants, residents and
business people.

The staff at Close Up Business Services Ltd.
will be able to fulfill your needs. |

The Northwest Star is the newest stage of
growth in service to the people of the North-
west, another quality publication from the

professionals at the Terrace Review and Close
Up magazine. .

Quality control })
Production technician Jim Hail checks finished material
coming off one of the presses as part of the continuous
quality control program at Close Up Business Services Ltd.

The Inaugural run for the new press by Jim Hall (left), Alvin
Stewart (center) and Mark Twyford (back) allows the produc:
tion team to achieve optimum settings for print quality and
speed, |

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TERRACE — On Dec. 3
and 4 the Rotary Club of
Terrace is holding its an-
nual TV and Radio auc-
tion. With those two days
quickly approaching, the
club is busy doing last
minute preparations for

the event.
As Marlon Schlegel stacks finished material, Jim Hall (foreground) checks the quality of print Over 300 items will be =
flowing off the press. Publisher Mark Twyford (back) stands by to make any fine adjustments up for bids with the

money going to communi-
ty projects which will be
chosen by the organiza-
tion. Major bidding items
will include a Suzuki
scooter, a trip for two to
anywhere Pacific Western
Airlines flys on their
domestic routes, and a trip
for two to Honolulu from
Canadian Pacific Airlines.

The auction wil! air on
television on Channel 10
and on CFTK radio. \

required in the precision machinery. ;

Setting up a web press requires days of alignment, balancing
and fine-tuning by experienced professionals.

Muscular Dystrophy

drive raises funds

TERRACE .— Terrace _ Firefighters all over
firefighters reported rais- Canada participated in the
ing over $5000 in their re- event by standing at the
cent collection for
Muscular Dystrophy. The
fire department was very
happy to see that the

Fire report

TERRACE — During Oc-
tober the Terrace Fire
Department responded to
19 calls, of which six were
actual fires. There were

The giant web press (left) joins a Heidelberg sheet press (right) in enhancing the production
department of Close Up Business Services Ltd., publishers of Close Up magazine, the Terrace
Review and the new Northwest Star. ;

entrances to stores and in
other parts of the com-

munity. The money from

public reacted so well to
the campaign and would
like to thank the com-
munity for its support.

the collection will go
towards the House for
Crippled Children in Van-
couver.

Police report

by Carrie Olson
On Friday, Nov. 21 at
approximately 11:30 p.m.,
a single vehicle accident
occurred on McConnell

Ave.
. Terrace RCMP

reported that the operator
of the motor vehicle ap-
peared to have lost control
and hit a tree. No injuried
were reported and the
estimated damage to the
automobile was $15,000.

| Community Services aid individuals

TERRACE —Presenta-
tion of two Diabetic Day
Clinics was held at Mills
Memorial Hospital recent-
ly.

These clinics were
designed to help people,
who have diabetes, cope
with the everyday changes
necessary to keep the
disease under control. The
clinics . stressed caution
and sensible diets, which

exclude sugar.

The speakers, Joan
Marr (Dietitian at the
hospital) and Jackie
Munro (Mills Memorial
nurse) aided patients with
soothing advice which
boosted the morale of the

group.

Residents from as far
away as Houston and
Stewart attended the two

workshops, and. several
guests attended the. ses-
sions to offer medical ad-
vice to the patients.

' Similar clinics are held
at Mills

the community. These ser-
vices help. to
knowledge -the - public

needs in order to deal with:

all health problems.

Memorial
Hospital for the benefit of .

supply -

three fires in residential

single family dwellings,
one vehicle fire, and two
unclassified fires.

‘ The sources of combus-
tion included heating
equipment, smoker’s
materials, electrical wiring
and‘ unclassified sources.
Damages for the month
added up to approximate-

ly $20,000, and- the-.

amount. of property. in-
volved: was- valued. at
$40,000. 7 . .