A14 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 17, 1996

CHECKING IT OUT. Commercial Transportation Inspector Ken McKenzie takes a

took at the underside of a dump truck pulled over on Old Lakelse Lake road during

police roadchecks April 13. Bad brakes,

no floors, and cracked or broken frames

are the most common defects found during these types of checks.

Drivers to get refunds

MOTORISTS WHO have already paid
their 1996 ICBC insurance rates can look
forward to a refund in the next whilc.

And Ubose who need to renew their
policies won't be paying as much as they
first thought.

That’s the word from the . provincial
government’s insurance corporation in
response to the announcement two wecks
ago of a freeze on 1996 rates.

The freeze rolls back a planned 1.5 per
cent rate increase for 1996 to the level it
was in 1995.

And the rollback applics even to those
motorists who enjoyed other rate discounts
announced late ast year. ”

**The reduction will apply to al ICBC
vehicle coverage,’’? a corporation press
release stated recently.

And il! apply to garage policies bought
by auto dealers, repair and service shops.
|For those expecting refunds, the amount

will be $12 if the total policy cost was
$800.

The reduction will apply to the approxi-
mately 1.2 million motorists who qualified
for decreases announced late last year.

Those reductions called for discounts of
five per cent for basic and third party
coverage and 10 per cent for collision and
comprehensive coverage,

But it also applies to those motorists who
are. paying higher premiums this year be-
cause of crashes found to be their fault in
1995 or who have rates go up owing to
where they live or the vehicle they drive.

All told there are 2,3 million drivers in
B.C. and of that amount, 96 per cent qualify
for some sort of rate reduction.

And of that 2.3 million figure, 84 per cent
qualify for the basic 40 per cent discount
given to claim free drivers.

Only four per cent of drivers in B.C. do
not qualify for rate discounts,

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daylight hours in April and Slay.

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Terrace Child Development Centre

Community Preschool

is accepting reyistration for the 1996/97 school
year. Registration will commence on April 15 and
continue until the classes are full. Children are
accepted from ages 30 months to 5 years. One
months fee must accompany registration.

Classes are: oy

Moncay and Thursday. 9:00 - 14:30. am : ° $65.00/ma
Wednesday and Friday .. 9:00 - 11:30 am- /$65.00/mo
Mon., Wed., & Fri. “1:00 - 3:30 pm. $95.00/ma-
Tuesday and Thursday 1:00 - 3:30 pm = $65.00/mo

For further information please phone 635- 9388,
visit the Preschool at 4907 Lazelle, or come to the
Centre at 2510 South Eby Sirecl

Terace Child DeveloprestCire ty “i

2510 South Eby Street, Terrace, B.C. V8G 2X3

Terrace Home Business Association

pring
Fair |

Saturday
April 27

Terrace Arena
Banquet Room
10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.

OVER 25 TERRACE
HOME BUSINESSES
WILL DISPLAY
AND SELL
* clothing » gifts * crafts
* food & health products
* services * computers
and much more...

Interested in renting a table

for your business?
Please Call 635-5097

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