* Workers _
get Day of
Recognition

TERRACE — Each year
hundreds of Canadian
workers are killed on the
job, and many are in-
jured and disabled, said
Terrace alderman
George Clark.

In recognition of this
April 28 has been
declared an annual Day
of Recognition of the
sacrifice by Canadian
workers who have been
killed, injured or dis-
abled on the job.

In recognition of this
day the Canadian Flag
was lowered to half mast
on April 28.

Terrace residents Bob and Merry Hallsor will be attending a
raception and luncheon for Their Royal Highnesses, Prince
Charles and Lady Diana, in Vancouver on May 2. Merry
Hallsor sald that the Invitation to the event carne from the
Prime Minister's office. Following the luncheon the
Hallsors will be present at the official opening of Expo 86.

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Jim Lamb (right), president of the Kitimat and Terrace Labor Council and Conrad Bork {left),
a disabled worker, join Terrace Alderman George Clark who officially proclaims April 28 as a
day of recognition for workers’ sacrificas.

Sherry Haifyard photo

In Terrace provincial court

_ On Friday, April 18,
in Terrace Provincial
Court Kurt Boehm was
fined $250 for theft. .

In Terrace Provincial
Court on Friday, April
18, Kenny Valcourt was
fined $400 for driving

with a blood alcohol
content greater than 80
mgs.

In Terrace Provincial
Court on Friday, April
18, Andreas Muldoe was
fined $75 for theft.

Larry Good was fined
$250 in Terrace Provin-
cial Court on Friday,
April 18, and given one
year’s probation for
theft and obtaining
goods under false
pretenses,

‘A CounterAttack program is being strictly enforced this week, as part of a scheme torid the

streets of impaired drivers.

Sherry Halfyard photo

Hospital to celebrate
25th anniversary

TERRACE Mills
Memorial Hospital in
Terrace will soon be
celebrating its 25th an-
niversary.

Norman Carelius, ex-
ecutive director at the
hospital, said the facility
was opened at its present
on March 4, 1961 by the
Honorable Eric C. Mar-

tin.

To begin our 25th an-
niversary celebrations,
we will be hosting a
booth at the Skeena Mall
on Saturday, May 10,
1986 from 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. Carelius said. At
that time we will feature
various displays of
hospital equipment and

services, and the public

Police report

On Sunday, April 27,
three Prince Rupert
youths, two boys aged
14, one girl aged 15, were

Golden Fleece

In northern Georgia, a Soviet
republic, people once used a
pegged sheepskin lo extract gold
particles from rivers, says Na-
tional Geagraphic, The practice,
which was described as early as
the first century B.C. by a Greek
geographer, may have been the
basis of the myth of Jason's quest
forthe Golden Fleece.

in RCMP custody charg-
ed with several incidents
of shoplifting and
possession of stolen pro-
perty following a
weekend investigation.
The three youths
shoplifted merchandise
from several Terrace
merchants exceeding
$1000 in value, and
operated as a team, The
investigation is continu-
ing.

will have the opportunity
to meet some of the staff
and to ask questions.

A brochure explaining
the history. of Mills
Memorial Hospital will
be made available along
with a summary of our
current projects, he add-
ed. At 3 p.m., we will cut
the birthday cake and
pass it out to the public.

After the weekend the
Auxiliary will be con-
ducting tours of the
hospital, primarily in the
areas of the laboratory,
X-ray, emergency and
physiotherapy depart-
ments.

These are scheduled
for Monday, May 12 and
Wednesday, May 14
from 1 p.m, to 4 p.m.
and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. In-
terested parties are in-
vited to attend and
should meet in the main
lobby of the hospital,
Carelius said.

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