10 Terrace Review — Wednesday, June 18, 1986

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et Cane, ' & Laundromat

Have a holiday and have your * Open 7 days a week, & a.m.- 17 p.m.
pats, plants and property * Fresh meat cut daily
cared for professionally. « New, expanded take-out menu

Reasonable rates — Insured across from
635-6624 Thornhill Elementary

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In Terrace last week for a regional meeting were city managers of Canadian Pacific
Alrilnes of Western Canada Services Region which includes Northern B.C., the Yukon and
Alberta. Daniele Berquist photo

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Air flight schedules planned

by Daniele Berquist Tom Laurie, sales and service performance a Sales and Service
= service manager of C.P, which were reviewed . Major Appliances:
TERRACE -— A Air in Terrace, said that along with marketing ac- F- Authorized Dealer for Frigidaire Electrohome
quarterly regional the focal point of the tivities. ‘‘We’re also MERCURY | oreo Quasar TV.
meeting hosting city meeting was to review planning flight schedules Inboard and Outboard ar parts Depot We service
managers of western and forecast flight for the following year’, nboard and Uurpoarts forall makes all makes
Canada for C.P. Air schedules. stated Laurie. We are 635-2033 Kalum Electric Ltd. 3234 Kalum St.

took place last week in
Terrace at the Inn of the

West. were results of sales and meeting.
Welding ARC 7 St smeloat .
Lo | eamcleaning
Supplies 7 2
Smokers may be confined upplies : & Janitorial
- . Available at Carpet & upholstery cleaning
TERRACE — A non- phase two, eliminating Northwest Consolidated Commercial & Realdential
smoking policy has been smoking in staff rooms, Suppy Ltd. Evenings & Weekends

proposed for Northwest
Community College
(NWCC) that could
result in the elimination
of smoking in all areas of
the college, with the ex-
ception of designated
sections in each building.

At the regular meeting
of the NWCC Board on
May 17, Geoff Harris,
bursar, advised members
that a memo had been

circulated to staff and Phase one would com- meeting. The non- : 3 .
d students asking for input prise of the elimination NWeC. policy at AUl-UEST TERRACE LTD. For lots o’ Bargains, call
On a proposed non of smoking in all reflects the 3
smoking poly. Ch seeking in all rowing trend across GLASS Jaztakoinav. | Lots 0’ Cones

Only one letter of op-
position was submitted,
as all were in favor of the

Federal

Industrial \
HAMILTON & OUTBOARD MARINER JETS /
_ HOMELIGHT LAWNMOWERS Commerc &. | ‘
This month Canada _— sus costs the Province of pay for Health, Educa- YAMAHA 3 & 4 WHEELERS esidential ~

will conduct a census.
Each person missed in
the June 3 National Cen-

Leave a
“Space Cushion“

| There should be atwo 1" Federal transfer would make the B.C.

: second interval between Payments. population figures inac- B & G AND STORAGE CO. (1984) LTD.
you and the motor vehi- Groups who boycott curate and, as a result, . Agents for USTED
cle ahead. the census are only cost the province con- United Van Lines UNITED

Pick (a fixed point and. theme Since siderable federal tax across town or across the nation
along the road, a sign ves, since dollars, the spokesman ™ :
post or telephone pole, ‘fansfer payments help added. Laundromat & Carwash 635-2728

and as the vehicle ahead
of you passes it by, start
to count... ‘fone thou-
sand one, one thousand
two’’. If you reach the
eo same point. before you
ee get to ‘“‘one thousand
th two’’, you’re following
too closely.

Editor's Quote Book

Property has its duties as
wellas its rights.
Drummond

Also on their agenda

Smoking may be banned in
classrooms and offices at
the local college.

proposal. The committee
then circulated a further
memo setting out the
details of a _phase-in
schedule that was broken
down into three parts,
stated Harris.

with limited smoking
periods in staff rooms,
Then, moving on to

very proud that Terrace « §

was chosen to host this

with a limited smoking
area in the cafeteria. A
creation of some non
smoking dorms would .
begin at this point, add-
ed Harris. Phase three
would cover elimination
of smoking in all college
areas except’ the
designated area in each
building, added Harris.
Specific time frames are
to be presented to the
board at their next

Canada to limit smoking
space available to those
who smoke.

census taken

B.C. $3,000 over a five
year period in Federal
transfer payments, said a
Statistics Canada
spokesman. This costs
the Province of B.C.
about $30 million a year

tion and Social Services,
the spokesman said. $30
million dollars extra
would only help improve
our Health and Educa-
tion systems,

Boycotting the Census

Heritage sites to see

Heritage Park, located
in Terrace, British Col-
umbia is a collection of
original log buildings
depicting the history of
the pioneers of the
region. Each building
has been chosen to repre-
sent a different aspect of
pioneer life, as well as a
different style of log
building construction.

. These structures also

house interesting collec-
tions of artifacts and
histories relevant to the
original use of each
building.

Managed by the Ter-
race Regional Museum
Society, Heritage Park
has guided tours
throughout the summer
months and is the focus
of many fun-filled com-
munity events.

5506 Hwy. 16 W., Terrace

Chinook Marine

KALUM ELECTRIC

5239 Keith Ave., Terrace

635-7158

Phone: 638-8058

n\n Specializing in

J % 4x4 and

’ Automatic

7} Transmission.
i Repalrs

North Coast Auto
Repairs Ltd 22... °°

Auto Glass Specialists
ICBC claims handled promptly

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Knitting Lid.

4730 Lazelle Ave., Terrace. 638-8330

Machine Knitting Specialists
Selected yarns — 19¢/oz.

SHINDAIWA CHAIN SAWS

MERC CAUISERS x MARINER OUTBOARDS

YAMAHA POWER PRODUCTS
& POWER PRODUCTS

KEN’S MARINE

Ne at a
4946 Greig Ave. Phone: 635-2909

Wiring
Nate’s Electric

Nathan Waddell — Electrical Contractor
4931 Lazolle Ave., Terrace 638-1876

2701 §. Kalum

Open 8:30 - 10:30 daily

635-6180

DOC’S CARTAGE

3111 Blakeburn St., Terrace, B.C.

In Kitimat — Phone-632-2544

SUZUKI

Sales and Service for

Motorcycles x Chainsaws
Snowmobiles * Marine Supplies HONDA

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SALES =

4441 Lakeise Ave., Terrace

EQUIPMENT
LTD.

Ph, 635-6384

Contact

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4535 Greig Ave. Terrace, B.C.

Phone 635-4339