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CLASSIFIEDS

BUSINESS SERVICES ..

West Coast Chimney Service
Clean chimney maintenance dealer
for; FINGUARD CHIMNEY FIRE EX-
TINGUISHERS. Phone 635-9557.

Pro Tech Electronics
Complete electronics repalra and
services, Service centre for most
major brands, Satelilte TV systems,
4519 Lakelse Avenue, Terrace, B.C.
Phone 635-5134,

Northweat Consolidated Supply Ltd.
Your complete source for all your
heating needs, 5239 Keith Avenue,
Terrace, B.C, Phone 635-7158.

Total Business Services
Typing, volce pager, photocopying,
24-hour answering service. No. 1
39298 Kalum Street, Terrace, 6.C.,
VBG 2N4, Phone 638-8195.

All-West Glass Terrace Ltd.
Auto glass speciatists, CBC clalms
handled promptly. 4711-A Kelth
Avenue, Phone 638-1166.

Ken's Marine
Mere Cruisers, Mariner outboards,
Hamilton and outboard Mariner
Jets, Homelight lawnmowers,
Yamaha 3 and 4 wheelers, Yamaha
Power Products, Shindaiwa chain
saws and power products. DL No.
7550, 4946 Greig Avenue. Phone

B & G Grocery
Laundromat and Carwash, Open
8:30 to 10:30 p.m.dally. 2701 South
Kalum Street. Phone 635-6180.

' Terrace Equipment Sates Ltd.
Sales and Service for Motorcycles,
Chainsaws,. Snowmobiles, Marine
Supplies. 4441 Lakelse Avenue, Ter-
race. Phone 635-6384. - .

‘Doc's Cartage & Storage Co.
(1964) Ltd. '

Agents for United Van Lines, «..
Across town or across the natlon.
3111 Blakeburn Street, Terrace, B.C.
Phone 635-2728. In Kitimat Phone
632-2544, :

Nate’s Electric
Industrial, Commercial & Residan-
tlal Wirlng. 4931 Lazelle Avenue, Ter-
race, 8.C. Phone 638-1876. Nathan
Waddell - Electrical Contractor.

Hi-Quallty Belting & Contracting
" Service

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Inflatable Boat Repairs, Durable
-High Quality Vulcanizing Repairs.
We specialize in Conveyer Belt In-
stailations, Splicing, and Repairs.
Vulcanizing and Pulley Lagging. 24
hour service,. reasonable rates.
Phone 638-0663 or

North Coast Auto Repairs Ltd.
Speciatizing In 4 x 4 and Automatic
Transmission Repairs. 3220 River
Drive, Terrace, B.C. Phone 635-6967.

_ (DLN Contracting -
Commercial & Residential Construc-
tion, Maintenance, Repairs &
Renovations Wood Stove Instalia-
tlons, No. 4-3916 Mountainview
Avenue, Terrace, B.C. Phone
635-5859.

Kalum Electric Ltd.
Major Appliances: Frigidaire, Elec-
trohome, Westinghouse, Quasar
T.V., Sales & Service, VCR, Parts
Depot for all makes, We service all
makes, 3234 Kalum Street, Phone

' 635-6286. .

Thornhili Grocery & Laundromat
Open 7 days a week 8 a.m. to 11
p.m., Fresh meat cut daily, Fresh

‘ produce, ‘Take-out': foods, Stamp

Agency. Across from Thornhiil
Elementary. Phone 635-6624.

Chimo Delivery

Do you have problems picking up
prescriptions, groceries, appliances
or anything else? For all your mov-
ing and delivery needs, phone for ex-
perlenced and speedy service. Dally
Grocery Pickup from Safeway and
Co-op 1:30 and 5:30 pm. Only $4.00,
free to Seniors, only through Chimo
and Safeway. Phone 638-8590.

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All Breed Dog Grooming
. . . t, Reasonable Rates. x...

_ §mall Breed — clips, $20. to $25.

Includes bath, nails, etc.. *

_ Phone Jane for an appointment
638-8016 "TFNC

Community futures — continued from page-7

vices for local businesses and
another which could offer
business loans of up to $75,000.
per applicant through. federal
funding of up to $637,500 in
Operating expenses and
$1,550.000 in: investment
capital. . |
Anotier economic ‘‘tool’’ he
describe! is a program which
provide grants of $180 per
week, f + up toa year, to assist
unemp.oyment or social
assistance recipients develop
their own business. He said that
under this initiative, the reci-
pient is required to provide a
minimum of 25 percent of: the .
total investment for the project.

OUNCEMENT
a  “Skeena’’
Federal Progressive Conservative

Association _—

ANNUAL
GENERAL-FOUNDING MEETING
_ Saturday February 13th, 1988 at 2 pm.
| At the Inn of the West, LS
4620 Lakelse Avenue, Phone 638-8141,

Terrace, British Columbia

Guest speaker: The Hon. Tom Siddon, 20.
Minister of Fisheries and Oceans

In court

_ In Terrace provincial court on
Friday, January 8 Norman
Shanoss was sentenced to two
months in jail for escaping from
lawful custody.

Teen drama

tough, true

The explosive and enigmatic

experience of being an adoles-

cent in’ the 1980's was given a
raw, abrasive and sometimes
humorous going-over by drama
students and theater arts alumni
from Skeena Junior Secondary
School in the R.E.M. Lee
Theatre last week.

by Michael Kelly

Glimpses:The Teenage Years
is a three-hour set of monologue
pieces that concludes with a

short play. The piece was

assembled from a series of prize-
winning writings by American
school students, and it is a tool
that the Skeena actors used to
bring the teenage experience to

' life and understanding on the

stage.

The monologues, 18 in all,
were by turns disturbing, mock-
ing, cynical, funny and wren-
ching. Three of them were con-

~- cerned directly with suicide, and

in one torrid. and lengthy
diatribe. actor Al Fleischmann
bade farewell to a pair of hated
parents and did himself in with
poison,

The piece was shocking, and
for that reason. perhaps
tepresents the best qualities of
this production. We have all
become accustomed to the inane
and insipid fatuousness of fami-
ly dramas on television, in which
some vacuous philosophical
point is wrapped up within half
an hour to everyone’s satisfac-
tion. The troubled and torn
teenage ‘protagonist is always,
somehow, straightened out by
the intervention of some trusted
uncle, aunt, friend, parent or
caring counsellor. For
Fleischmann’s wounded and

_ furious character, there were no

phony saviours launched from
the wings at the critical moment,
and for many teens and ‘others
of us there won’t be either.

Other less mortal but equally
real aspects of teenagehood were
dealt with in the same open-
handed manner: being fat and
companionless, being dogged by
aggravating younger siblings,
adventure fantasies, shyness,

romance and the lack of it, and —

divorce.

7 Although the material was

well-chosen and effective, it was

less remarkable than the quality
of the acting. Down to the last
player the performances were
strong, self-assured and cap-
tivating. So:

There must be an astounding
amount of raw talent walking
around the corridors of Skeena
and Caledonia, arid instructor
Brian Koven obviously knows
how to make the most of it.

Other programs offer funding
of up to $5,000 in relocation and
exploratory assistance to
unemployed workers, a ‘‘Com-
munity Initiative. Fund’ for
cost-sharing in business develop-
ment, and aid in. purchasing
training courses to develop
worker employment potential. _

There are currently 23 Com-
munity. Futures) Programs.
operating in the province and
the 16-37 Futures program has
been awarded an initial $200,000
to set up and deliver local pro-
jects. Under the program, the.
16-37 Futures committee must
now analyze the local economic
situation, find solutions. to ex-'

isting problems, and oversee the
implementation of. its recom-
mendations, .

. “Our main goal right now is
trying to determine where we're
going to go within that
framework,’’ said Beck, ‘‘The
field is wide open,”’

“We have to determine our
own objectives and guidelines
and right now try and meet with
as many people as possible and
get.as many people involved as
possible in the formulation of
the’ strategy,” he said. “If
everybody believes in it, and is a
part of it, then it’s much easier
to implement,’* ~~~ ~

Terrace Review _ Wednesday, February (0, 1988 23

Books For Adults. =

Medical history

“Medicine: An Illustrated History’? by Albert S. Lyons M.D.
and R. Joseph Petrucelli M.D. (Prentice-Hall:$59.95) is a large, '°
luxuriantly illustrated account of man’s attempts to heal. Rock-

incised figures from prehistoric times show a pregnant woman Cat-

rying a foetus in the womb; the oldest known medical handbook
from around 2200 B.C. shows that for the Sumerian physician -
medical treatment was not only religious or magical; medical in-
struments — forceps, knives and probes — are the tools with which _
physicians of ancient Greece did careful and extensive surgery on
external parts, using opium and mandragora as anaesthetics.
“Medicine: An Illustrated History” examines the development of
medical knowledge and skill and the growth and organization of the
healing professions — medicine, nursing, dentistry and public
irealth work, This the authors weave into a background of social,
political and historical movements. It is fascinating to see the
uneven development of understanding. The astute understanding of
mental illness held by the ancient Greeks vanishes in the supersti-

-tions and fears of later periods. In the Hippocratic Collection

epilepsy and delirium tremens, depression and anxiety are discussed -
with perspicacity in light of modern knowledge — a far cry from the
18th century Bedlam Hospital.

Rick Hansen Bio — With Jim Taylor ge

In 1973 Rick Hansen hitchhiked home from a fishing trip. Th
truck he- was riding in rolled over and crashed. Rick was a
paraplegic. “Rick Hansen: Man In Motion’’ (Douglas &
Mclntyre:$19.95) tells of the struggle of those early days, the grim
determination not to be. defeated, to take a degree in Physical
Education, and to rebuild a life. Bob Redford, his coach, points out

that he was not an outstanding athlete in school, a“good one, no* ~

more. Determination, hard work and courage produced Hansen the
wheelchair athlete with nine gold medals in the 1982 Pan-American
Games in Halifax. The same determination led to his 24,901.55 mile «
wheelchair journey through 34 countries. Hansen’s account is com-
bined with co-author Jim Taylor’s comments and interviews with
those who assisted or accompanied Hansen on his gruelling tour.
The portrait that emerges is that of a very human man who has
learned to deal not only with people but also with whatever fate
throws his way. He dreams, but he sets about realistically to achieve
those dreams; he leads and many want to follow. Certainly he has.
not finished achieving. -

__ Sports scores

Caledonia Secondory and Thornhill Junior Secondary athletes competed
in the Kelly Road open high school badminton tournament on January 30
weekend, Following are rasults by each school.

Caledonia
Boys ‘A’ Flight Singles Cal placed five ployers in the top
m, aight, ,
Boys 'A' Doubles Surinder Diallswal and Peter Yip,

first, Chels Terlasky and Garret
Hidber, Second. Colin Brehaut and
Allan Power, Third.

Wayne Kueckle and Fernando

Boys 'B' Doubles
_ Barbosa, Firat. Anil Doel and Victor

; . Dhami, Third
Boy ‘C' Doubles Mike Easton and Andrew Ogewa,
_ ¥ Third
Girls 'A’ Singles Slamml Gill, Third

" Lisa Mailloux, First. Alda Pacheco,
Second,

\ Mui Luc, Third.

Slammi Gill and Aida Pacheco, First
Rose Lenser and Lisa Mailloux,
Second

Surinder Dlaliwal and Aida
Pacheco; Second. Merle Alexander

- and Mui Lue, Third. ;

- Chris Teralesky and Lisa Mallloux,
First. Wayne Kueckle and Kerry .
Renshaw, Third.

‘Peter Yip and Monica Ravter, Third.

Girls 'C’ Singles |
Girls 'B’ Doubles
Girls 'C' Doubles

‘a‘ Flight Mixed Doubles
‘B' Flight Mixed Doubles
‘C' Flight Mixed Doubles

THORNHILL — UNDER 16
- Callie Swan, First,
Michella Michaud, Second.
Ev Higginson, Top 8.
Pam Roth, Third. Cindy Hall, Erin
. MacKee and Kerry Kinney © aa
All in Top 6.
_ Callie Swan and Ev Higginson,
‘Second,
- Michelle Michaud in Top 6.
Erin MacKee ond Cindy Holl, First.
Pam Roth and Kerry Kinney,
Second.
Neil Boutilier, finished in Top 8.
Dean Booth, First. Dale Hanson and
: Carl Redmond in Top 8.
Neil Boutilier, Finished in Top 8.
Dean Booth and Troy Stenquit,
Second. Carl Redmond and Dale
Hanson in Top 8.
Michelle Michaud, First.
Pam Roth and Carl Redmond, Third.
. Kerry Kinney and Ocle Hanson
in Top 8.

Girls ‘A' Singles
Girls ‘B' Singles

Girls 'C’ Singles

Girls 'A' Doubles

Girls 'B' Doubles -
Girls 'C' Doubles —

Boys 'B’ Singles
Hoys 'C’ Singles

Boys 'B’ Doubles
Boys 'C’ Doubles

Mixed ‘8’ Flight
‘Mixed 'C’ Flight

THORNHILL —- UNDER 19

Kevin Schathauser, Third. Jason
Larson in Top 8.

Callle Swan and Kevin Schafhauser,
Third. Jason larson and Cindy Hall |
in Top 8.

Boys 'B’ Flight

Mixed Doubies