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A voter’s guide

By Brian Gregg

This year's municipal. elections
have provided Terrace voters with a
wide-range of condidates to choose
from as nine people make their bids
for three seats on council.

Bob Cooper

Bob Cooper, an incumbent, has
lived in Terrace since 1927 and he
has owned West Kalum Logging Ltd.
since 1931. Cooper has had two years
experience on council and the
Regional District Board of Kitimat-
Stikine.

As an alderman Cooper is on the
industrial development committee,
the public works committee and the
tourism committee. As a director of
the regional district he is chairman
of the Ski Hii Committee and a
member of the health committee.

Cooper is a member of the
Chamber of Commerce, the Royal
Canadian Legion, Branch 13 and he
is a past president of the Northwest
Loggers Association.

Lilly Nielson

Lilly Nielson is making her second
bid to be elected Lo a seat on council.
She moved to Terrace in 1959 when
she was involved with little theatre.
She was a member of the B.C.
Registered Nurses Association and
she ig presently involved with a
group called Women in Action for
Political Rights. She is a mother of
four children and has taken courses
in Political Science and Canadian
History at Northwest Community
College (NCC).

Vie Joliffe

Vie Jolliffe, another incumbent,
has lived in Terrace since 1956 and
served on council as an alderman
and mayor for eight years between
1962 and 1978. He is a plumber by
trade, He was a member of the

Mills Memorial Hospital Board for
three years. He was chairman of the
board and chairman of the con-
struction committee during the

' hospital's expansion.

Jolliffe is involved with. the
planning committee and the public .

works committee on council and asa °

regional district director he is on the
finance committee. |

Marguarite Clarkson

Marguarite Clarkson, a Jabour
council candidate, has lived in
Terrace for 18 months. She served:
two years on the Fraser Lake
municipal council. She is presently

job creation branch of the Canada
Employment and Immigration
Union and a trustee of the labour
council.

It is
your right!

Al Purschke

Al Purschke has been involved
with the community since he arrived
in Terrace in 1964, He was a member
of the Arena for Terrace Committee
before the arena was built, He is a
past district governor of the Lions
Club in B.C. and isa member of the
Downtown Lions Club. He has been
chairman for the Canadian Institute

of the Blind for Terrace during the

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last seven years. He is a board
member of the B.C. Alliance Society
for Crippled Children. He is the
owner of Al's Shoes.

Juanita Hatton

Juanita Hatton has lived in
Terrace since 1961 and she is
coordinator of the olden Rule an
employment agency W
oraniged in 1971. Shu is publicity
chairman of the Catholle Women’s
League, secretary of the Justice
Council, the newly elected treasurer
of the Terrace Chamber of Com-
merce and she is chairman of the
chamber's tourism committee, AS
coordinator of Galden Rule she finds
odd jobs for people.

David Pease

David Pease, an incumbent who
was elected by acclamation, has
served on council for 16 months, He
has resided in Terrace since 1060
and he is active with youth groups in
the community. He is also.a lay
reader for St. Matthews Anglican
Chursh.

As an aldermen Pease is a
member of recreation committee,
council's representative on the Mills
Memorial Hospital Board and the
representative on the Terrace
Community Services Board.

Lil Farkvam

Lil Farkvam has been a member
of the recreation commission here
for 2% years. She has held executive
positions with minor baseball and
minor hockey. She was president of
the Uplands Home and School group
and has been a welght watchers
instructor, She is the mother of three
children.

She coordinated and chaired the
Family Violence Workshop at NCC
last May, she has been active in the
Status of Women’s Organization and
she will be the northwest delegate to
National Conferesce For Learning
Opportunities for Women in
December. She teaches Life Skills in

Paul Johnston

Paul Johnston, also a labour
candidate, is 4 university graduate
with a B.A. in History and Poiltical
Science from York University. He is
an organizer with three unions in the
northwest and he is a member of the
Rock and Tunnel Workers Union. He
is a part-time instructor at NCC. He
has lived in the Terrace area for four
years.

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The cost of owning and operating any vehicla—car, bua, truck, you
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the No. One Cause of nor gas miteage.
sluggish performance, high operating lem-
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tional drag,

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nght nowyou're more interested in what TMT
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nutshell

TMT (S FAST! There's nothing complicated
about using TMT —a !2-year-old kid could do
itm lessthanGOseconds and not even get
his hands ditly!

TMT IS PERMANENT! It's an engine treat-
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TMT IS EFFECTIVE! Effective for any car,
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more miles from every tankful © o
money back in fuil’

long:
er periods belore “flopping off” or
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* and higher compression = more zip and
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fewer repaw bills (especially for coslly
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In view of tha many possible savings and

A benelits ciled above. whal do yau suppose

any vehicle owner or operator would giadly
pay fora one-time. permanent trealment ol
TMT? §50 007 $100 007 MORE?

Well. islen to this The established retatl
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$14 95—a tiny investment that could possibly
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engine should then be tun Sar
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Increased compression readings, ond reduced cil able due to the eaduced f
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ny an engineering student and
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afler T-M-¥ was added to the fuel
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that his father had just tested for
his Heet of trucks and I'm sure
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My mileage has gone from XX to
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told me [t's impossible but I've
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tankfuls and have proven the old
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won't admit it until he uses the
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