Page AG - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 16, 1992

CHRISTMAS PROMISES to be a bit brighter for local needy
thanks to efforts of various groups and individuals. Among
those helping out are students from the college's early child-
hood education pragram. Pictured on the left with toys and
food are students Gwyn West, Carrie Harris and Tina Daye
with Terrace Anti-Poverty Group Society representative Paul

locals combine charitable efforts

Burton, The society has a list of people who will get the dona-
tions. On the right are Mills Memorial nurse Ken Zom and ad-

‘ministrator Michael Leisinger. The hospital hefd a bake sale

with the price being a donation. The Salvation Army will be
the recipient. :

Gov't cuts _
being felt |
in this area ©

TERRACE — A_ provincial
government freeze on hiring to
ease a growing deficit bas af-
fected the northwest.

The highways region stretching
from the Queen Charlotte Islands
to Burns Lake has 15 vacant posi-
lions, said ministry spokesman
Jane Sparkes,

“They were posted but have
since been cancelled because of
the freeze,’” she said.

Kalum forest district Orest
Wakaruk said five positions there
are vacant,

And the environment ministry
is working out the implications of
the transfer of a Terrace-based
conservation officer to Smithers.

Ministry spokesman Elaine Bl-
liot said it expects that Peter

Kalina’s position will be filled.

The hiring freeze is an atempt
to save $48 million in payroll for
the rest of the budget year, | -

It’s another stage of the piovin-
cial government’s move to-deal
with a deficit now above $2.5-bil-
lion. Be

Earlier, the provincial govern-
ment said it was saving $82.8
million by cutting back or delay-
ing expenditures. wo

Two weeks ago, finance minis-
ter Glen Clark said the govern-
ment wanted to save more'than
$300 million between now!and
the end of its fiscal year hext
March. 4

He last week released details of
a second round of cuts totalling
$173 miltion. po

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