‘Art on the move

: ‘CARVED AT Kitselas, this four and half by six and
half foot piece created by Dempsey Bob is now
“resting in a Vancouver lawyer's office. Made from

““red cedar, it's a. good luck story common to natives
on the northcoast. Carvers at Kitselas are now work-
ing in a building completed last year.

Dempsey Bob

‘TERRACE — Drivers can look
forward to more traffic enforce-
ament with a second RCMP of-
©. Yfiver: being added to city traffic
a ‘duties.

' The new position was created
“Jan, -L and,that.gives the RCMP

oy ‘detachment: more flexibility, -
says’ ‘Inspector Lawrence Yeske, «

s-officer'in charge.

“Where we need more traffic
atrol is the Thursday, Friday
“dand Saturday period when a lol
;of out of town people came in

shop,”’ said Yeske.

“Now. we'll have an officer’

7 fon during the daylime period of
“those” days and one at night
when those people and eRe in

“flown are “out driving,
The two" irarric neo fos are

ot given to to specific officers

: but the hours are merged in with
‘that of the’. delachment's
shighway patrol with the effect
“that there are two officer years
‘dedicated to citytraffie patrol
,in any 12- month period.
oy at kek ‘
“Ine other: ‘RCMP news, two

arare’

“Second traffic officer

tek officers just out of Training
have recently arrived. ,
One replaces a general duty
officer already here transferred
to traffic duties. ©
The detachment’s operating
strength is 42 police officers, 22

'- of- which are designated for

municipal duties and eight of

‘which are designated for rural

dulies. Others are assigned lo

the highway patrol, investiga- -
tion section, crime prevention -

and identification. There is also
one dog officer.

AL the same. time, there is no
word yet on anew niember for
the area's highway: ‘patrol. It’s
down one constable. -* 2

At normal strength there is
one corporal and four con-
stables on the highway patrol. -

Inspector Yeske said the posi-
tion will be filled and is not sub-
ject to recent measures to trim
costs.

But he said there is a lag time
in filling vacancies because of
‘the training period fc for | new.of-

gficers.

That didn’t exist in previous

‘years when officers considered .

surplus lo detachment needs
were kept ‘alt. various
detachments to fill vacancies as

they arose, added Yeske,

“Bul now with budgets the
way they are detachments only
have on strength | what they pay

‘for,’ he said.

Food ready for next week

: ‘TERRACE — The Terrace

Churches’ Food Bank holds“its -.

second: distribution of the
ae Next week. ,

first: ‘distribution
ple in November while... in
‘Deceniber, :
rmy’s Christmas-hamper pro-
gram tuok place. oes

The. distribution takes place
‘Jan,,- 14-17, said: food ‘bank
spokesman, Terry Elkiw, :.

‘Food’ hampers can be picked
up-at the.green and white house
beside the- Evangelical .

“took :

the. .Salvation :

Free’

Church on Sparks St, .
_ Jan: 14 is for people with last
names from A-H, Jan. 15 is for

« LR, Jan.16 is for'S-Z. and Jan.
' 17 is for people who: missed the -
first three days.

There ‘are. 11 ‘meiner: chur.
ches in the food bank and dona-

"» tions of food and:money can be
made to” the churches. >...

Elkiw said the food. bank .

won't have trouble meeting this

month’s needs because of dona-.
tions over the Christmas period. :

-The.food:bank is the recipient

of surplus foods collected for -M
the Salvation Army's hamper |J

program.

3 The.bank will. require dona- .
; lions for its February distribu- :

tion, ‘said another organizer,

© Micki Braid,

“This month we have quite. a
lot but we'll require donations
for February,”* she said;
“Individual groups are helping
oul, Braid added, giving the
most recent example of the
Alliance chureh Pioneer girls
group: which
foodstuffs.

cians Association, is an.evening

“Seniors Drug Action Program, —

collected ;

_Tornce Standard, Wednesday, sanuary 91991 — Past AT

BID ENS FROMTHE
ACROPOLIS.ctT NOW *:

TERRACE _ Local: ‘husiciane .
and the Terrace Little Theatre
are combining efforts to raise. |
money for the Northern B.C.
Winter Games, e

What’s happening, says Gord |
Sheban from the Terrace. Musi-

of music, dancing, door prizes,
food and refreshments Jan. 19.

“We're. calling it. a
mega-gig,”’ said Sheban. Musi-
cians will be providing the
music while Terrace. Little
Theatre will -be in charge of pro-
duction,

He said the evening in the
Dolly Varden Room at the Ter-
race Inn also provides bands an
Opportunity to showcase their
talents by performing rock and
roll, country. and western and
pop music.

Tickets are-on sale at Sight
and Sound, the Terrace Inn and
from the winter games office on
‘ the highway.

There is a limit of 200 tickets.

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