Al6 Terrace Review — Wednesday, October 24, 1990

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Traffic light request for
Twin River complex fails

There will be no traffic iight
installed at the Lakelse-Apsley
- intersection. At least not in the

immediate future.
_ Terrace city council has decided
that the volume of traffic’ at the
intersection doesn’t warrant a
traffic light at the present lime, but
council has agreed to "review the
situation as the need arises". Just
how this "need" will be determined
was not specified.

The Skeena Senior Citizens
Housing Society asked the city to
consider a traffic light at the inter-

- section because of an expected
increase in traffic there following

the construction of Twin River |.
_ Estates, a proposal to move the

Lucky Dollar Bingo Palace from
. Highway 16 West to a new pre-

mises on Legion Ave., and a pro-
‘ posed neighbourhood pub at the

- Bavarian Inn. According to. the |

society, this increased traffic will
no doubt lead to many accidents or
Near misses at this intersection,
where Legion Ave. and Apsley St.
meet Lakelse Ave.

Lakelse Ave. is the only access
to the old Skeena bridge, and
Legion Ave. already provides
access to the Royal Canadian
Legion, the curling rink, Riverside

City staff,
mayor
get credit
card for
travel

There is now little chance of our
city officials becoming stranded
due to a shortage of cash. Terrace
city council has approved an appli-
cation for a corporate VISA card
in the name of the city with a
credit limit of $10,000,

Listed on the card, each with an
individual limit of $2,000, will be
mayor Jack Talstra, administrator
Bob Hallsor, economic develop-
ment officer Peter Monteith and
director of engineering Stew Chris-
tensen. Under the present system,
city officials offen have to pay
‘ expenses out-of-pocket and then
file an expense claim on their
return. Normally, at Jeast one of
the above persons would be on any
given junket, but if they’re not,
explains alderman Danny Sheridan,
they will just have to revert to the
old system and rely on their per-
sonal chequing accounts,

Park and a number of businesses.
In the mean time, however,
another downtown intersection will
be getting more immediate atten-
tion. Terrace council has agreed to
pay Hamilton and Associates
$7,000 to investigate traffic
management concerns at the
Lazelle-Eby St. intersection as well

as to review traffic flow problems
along Lazelle and Lakelse Ave.
between Eby St. and Kalum St.
Hamilton and Associates is the
consulting firm currently doing the
Highway 16 corridor study for the

Ministry of Highways. The com- ,

pany has done other traffic studies
in downtown Terrace in the past.

October 26 — Ted Byfield:
(publisher of B.C. Report)
will speak on “Bias in the Media”
Dinner 7 p.m. — Guest Speaker 8:30 p.m.
at the Happy Gang Centre
on Kalum Street, Terrace

‘Tickets: $15 single
Call 635-9359 for ticket

— $25 couple
s and information.

Sponsored by the Terrace Prolife Education Society

Terrace Women’s Resource Centre

MONDAY, OCTOBER 29:

‘Annual General Meeting
. at 7 p.m... an
at the Terrace Women’s Resource’ Centre
| 4542 Park Avenue .
All new members and

present members are welcome.
Please come and give us direction for the year to come.

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by Robert Q. Smith General Manager

{| HALLOWE'EN TREAT

We'll paint your kids’ faces FREE for Hallowe'en.
The clowns Gyzmo and Pebbies will be at the Terrace

Out — Shell Out!

GIFT CERTIFICATES

A perfect gift idea for Christmas is a gift certificate
from the new Terrace Inn. They can be purchased in

seniors.
Gift certificates are available at the front desk of the
hotel.

CHRISTMAS PARTIES

Jackie wiil arrange everything for you.

EARLY BREAKFAST

Our restaurant opens at 6 a.m. for breakfast. We
-is served until 114 :30 a.m.

4551 Greig Avenue,
Terrace, B.C. -
Phone: 635-6630 Fax: 635-2788

[rou FREE: 1-800-663-81 56]

Inn between 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. to paint the kids’ faces|f
for Hallowe’en, Wednesday, Oct. 31. We'll be set up in|
the lobby, so you can’t miss us. Balloons and treats|{§
will be given out too. Bring the kids down to see us and}}
get a FREE face paint. See you next Wednesday. Shell]

any amount and can be used for food and/or accom-/ff
modation. A good idea is to purchase “Sunday Brunch]i
For Two” certificates — $10.95 for adults and $7.95 for|z

Book your Christmas party at the Terrace Inn. Wel]
have several rooms to choose from, suitable for large}
or small groups. Call us for availability. Margaret or

feature a fine new menu that wil! please you. Breakfast fi

Monday-Thursday
8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Effective Monday, October 29, 1990

| Free and open to ALL AGES.

Talent Night
Friday, October 26
8:00 p.m.

. Big prizes!

Halloween
Dance

Saturday, October 28 . .

Music by Three’s A Crowd
» Prizes for Best Costumes
» Dance starts at 9 p.m.

& Owl’s Nest
2587 Thorrthill St. fret
Thornhill

And the winners are...

These are the winning loltery numbers as provided by the B.C.
Lottery Corporation. In the event of a discrepancy between these
numbers.and those held by the corporation, the corporation’s
numbers shall be held as correct.

* LOTTERY DRAW DATE WINNING NUMBERS
LOTTO 6/49 Oct. 20, 1990 06-14-16-19-26-28 Bonus 49
Oct. 17, 1990 66-13-14-33-39-40 Bonus 08
EXTRA Oc. 20, 1990 97-63-76-86
, Oct. 17, 1990 29-68-59-86
LOTTO BC Oct, 20, 1990 19-20-24-31-34-35
EXPRESS Oct. 20, 1890 789586 539752
375498 §=©601007
PROVINCIAL Oct. 19,1990 4202622
BC KENO Ott. 20, 1990 14-14-17-21-38-41-48-53
Oct, 19, 1890 01-02-14-23-27-30-53-56
Oct. 18, 1990 O7+13+15+22-20.35-46-55
Oct. 17, 1990 01+14-15-17-32-41-50-56
Oct. 16, 1990 18-25-29-92-94-36-45-50
Oct. 15, 1990 15-29-26-92-42-48.51-53
PUNTO SELECT Oot. 21, 1990 HOU wins by 9 - 13
FOOTBALL - . BVA wins by 8-718
SEA wins by 8 - 13
ANA wins by 20+
LA wins by 14-19
_ SF wins by 20+
PUNTO SELECT Oct. 20, 1990 NY wins byt
HOCKEY 7 WASH wins by 4+:
TOR wins by 4+ °
CAL wins by 44
PHiwins by 2
TIE game

Terrace Co-op Home Centre 635-9595

Friday
8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.

‘Saturday
B: 00.a.m. - 6:00 p.m.

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