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food

Rick Robinson .

'm not sure, maybe they
should make more people
aware of the deposit areas
and the location of the food-
bank Itself. 1 think. that I'd
probably take something “t

had just bought at one of the.

grocery stores and drop it in
the bin.

Lloyd Johnstone

| have always donated to
the Salvation Army at-.
Christmas time.

ae The Terrace

.. What are you going
~~ to donate to the

Purchase food that's. needed.

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Review asked:

bank this winter?

sot

Susie Dow ;
My school, Skeena Junior

_ doe Coutinho and
son Paulo
! think I'd like to donate
money because it would be
easier for the food bank to

Secondary, is running a
‘‘slave-day auction’, in
which the. “slaves” are

which are forwarded to the
food bank.

Pamela Hoefle

! would like to donate a
tray of specialty items for a
‘family here in Terrace for the
holiday season. The tray will
consist of a variety of
Squares and cookies for you
to enjoy.

bought, with, food. .items .

Editor’s note: During the
holiday season the food
bank function is ‘under-
taken by the Terrace
branch of the Salvation
Army through their annual
Kettle Fund drive. To find
out how you can get in-
volved, see. story on page

Leonie Duplessis

I'll be donating vegetables
and canned goods like | do
every year. Ss

24.

Craits galore greeted the Chriatmas shopper at the Terraceview Lodge 4th Annual Tea and Bazaar on Dec. 1. Many
of the crafts and baked goods were mace by Lodge residents, but family and friends also pitched In to create a
shoppers delight. A Lodge spokesman sald the annual event Is getting bigger and better every year, attracting
hundreds of local residents. The next major event at the Lodge will be the Christmas Potluck Dinner on Dec, 17
which will Include a visit from Santa. Although organized primarily for family and friends of Lodge residents, the
public Is welcome to attend the potluck dinner by phoning 638-0223 for reservations.

Letter

To the Editor;

Recently at a conference in
Victoria, the Canadian Broad-
casting Corporation announced
some radical changes with the

establishment of a radio station

in that city and the sale of the
Canadian Broadcasting Corpor-

ation building in Prince Rupert.

‘The present Northwest Radio
Network isto disappear, sending

‘ some of its staff to work in the

Central Interior in a newly

established station ‘in Prince

George. a

The Northwest Radio Net-
work serves. at present, an area
from the Queen Charlotte Is-
lands to Vanderhoof, north to
the native villages and even
beyond to Alaska. To the south
it reaches the coastai villages and
mariners with its message service
to-those isolated areas, as well as
weather reports and the good

' non-commercial programs we at

present enjoy. There are always
a number of local media events
concerning the Northwest area,
which has its own flavor and
problems.

This radio network is part of
the essential glue which holds
together a large but - thinly
populated area of. Canada — we

listen to it and depend on it!

We find it appalling that CBC
Radio has decided to dismantle
radio station CFPR and ‘elimi-

gramming now broadcast from
Prince Rupert, and reduce CBC

Bake sale
helps park

Letter

To the Editor;

The Terrace Regional
Museum Society would like to
thank all the people who con-
tributed towards the success of
our Christmas Book and Bake
Sale held at the Co-Op store,
Nov. 28.

Proceeds will go towards
Heritage Preservation in our
area. ,

Mamie E. Kerby, President

Terrace Regional Museum —

Society

Reidy: oe
Cantal) es hag"

= Publicradionetwork
is ‘the glue that
holds us together’ —

Radio staff in the region.to two

a ‘Terrace. Review — Wednesday, December %, 1987 5

people. We believe that this deci-

sion can be repealed by demon-

strating to the federal minister
of communications, the Cana-
dian Radio and ‘Telecommuni-
cations Commission and the
CBC that there is considerable
support throughout Northwest
B.C. for retaining the existing
service. , _

I have written to encourage
your readers who wish to keep
CFPR as it is, to write a letter
protesting CBC’s plan to the
Honourable Flora MacDonald,
Minister of Communication,
House of Commons, Ottawa,
Ontario K1A 0A6 with copies to
the Secretary General, CRTC,
Ottawa, Ontario KIA ON2 and
to Pierre Juneau, President CBC
Radio, P.O. Box 8478, Ottawa,
Ontario K1G 335. a

, L.M. Greene; M.D.,

Northwest Citizens Committee —

to Keep CFPR

1977-1988
. A DECADE DOWN A SAFER ROAD

COUNTERATIACK

DRINKING DRIVING
POLICE ROADCHECKS
DECEMBER BTH ~ JANUARY 3RD

Voters |
thanked _

‘ nate the Northwest regionat pro- -

_~ Letter.

To the Editor; | .

We wish to express our thanks
‘to all of you who worked in and
for “Saving the Sunday'’. We
appreciated your initiative-tak-
ing and your subsequent actions
to keep Sunday as—much as
possible a special day in Terrace,
such as relief from compulsory
seven-days-a-week competition
for business owners, minimizing
deniands to employees for work-
ing on this day of rest for all,
and, on the positive side, pro-
motion of a climate for growing
healthy relationships in the

‘family, and for providing room

for people’s choices to be in-

vigorated and renewed in God’s
personal presence, |

_ Pastor Peter Sluys,

The Church Council of the

Terrace Christian Reformed

Church

years.
Location: Terrace, B.C.

Basle Responsibilities:

— Manages staff of 6 positions
Qualifications:

control

contemporary native concerns.

Clasing Date: January 1, 1988
Forward Resume to:

4
Unique |
. e
Employment Opportunity
The Skeena Innovations Pilot Project. Funded by the CEIC, is now taking
applications for the positions of Managing Coordinator.
This position is futl-time (term 2 years) for a temporary period of 2 months
subject to Ministerial approval of the project for a following term af 2
Salary: Range of $35,000. - $40,000. (Commensurate with experience)
— Proper delivery of S.LP.'s employment initiative services

— Reports to Board of Directors of the $.I.P.

— Knowledge/experience related to office management and financial

— Knowledge/experience of social/cultural/economical issues related to

’ Ray Jones
Skeena Innovation Pilot Project
1 P.O. Box 1090
errace, B.C, V8G 4V)
For additional information contact: Clarence Nyce 639-9961