Protest
accepted

Frank Howard, MLA
for Skeena, said that
BCTV obtained the ex-
clusive rights to televise
the B.C. Winter Games
as a result of a govern-
ment decision and that
any protests or represen-
tations related thereto
should be directed to the
provincial government.

While Ron Butlin is

the man in the ‘‘front

line’? our anger should

‘not be directed to him

for he was simply an
agent for the government
and carrying out govern-
ment policy, Howard
noted. -

He added, ‘‘Not only
was it a decision of the
provincial government to
give BCTV exclusive live

broadcasting rights to

the Games’’ to the pos-
sible detriment of CFTK
but I cannot find any
legal authority for the
government’s action. It
seems to me that the
government was playing
favorites and possibly

denying viewers in this

area the opportunity to
see the Games broadcast
live over a local televi-
sion station. Even if the
granting of the exclusive
rights has some legal
foundation it seems to be
discriminatory and in my
estimation tends to show
favouritism.

Any protests or
representations which I
receive will be sent im-
mediately and directly to
the government. In fact I
would urge those who
have any thoughts about
the government’s action
to contact our consti-
tuency office whose
phone number and ad-
dress is in the Kitimat-
Terrace telephone direc-
tory, said Howard.

fahtteww Atenas

Adrienne Scherdevin of Ter-
race, competes in figure
skating.

M.P, Jack Kemp with the medal winners from the northwest ragion: Leon Poirier, Smithers, gold; Jay Dutton, Hazelton,
silver; Alvin Derrick, Kitwanga, bronze; Tony Darrick, Kitwanga, bronze; Chuck Hayden, Hazelton, silver; Steve Der-
byshire, Smithers, gold. The northwest region came fourth overall in the final standings.

a em a

Terrace contestant,
Adrienne Scherdaevin, gave
an outstanding perfor-
mance at the B.C. Winter
Games.

Honorable Minister Jack Kemp congratulates two wrestlers from the northwest.

Contest winners named

The Terrace and
District Chamber of
commerce recently an-
nounced winners of the
1986, B.C. Winter
Games Window
Decorating and Costume
Contest, Judges Hugh
Hepburn, Mike
Rossiter, and Barry

DeRosier judged 26 en-

tries.

The winners were: first
prize — a trip for two to
Reno, Nevada, the Ter-
race and District Credit
Union. Second prize —a
trip for two to Victoria
and two nights accom-
modation at the Chateau
Victoria, to Ev’s.Men’s
Wear.

Fire report

by Carrie Olson
On Thursday, March
6, the Terrace Fire
Department attended a
chimney fire in the 4800
block of Graham Ave.

On Friday, March 7,
the Terrace Fire Depart-

‘ment was called to the

arena, Local fire officers
said the call was a false
alarm.

On March 4, Terrace

Fire Chief Clifford Best
reported a medi-assist.
Local firemen provided
moral support to a pa-
tient until the arrival of
an ambulance.

The Terrace fire
department responded to
a chimney fire on
Graham Ave. on Thurs-
day, March 6. Firemen
stood by while the fire
burnt itself out.

Prior to the judging,
all entries were entered

into a raffle of five
draws of two three-day
Royal Bank Expo
Passes.

The winners. were:
Gemma Bed & Bath
Boutique, Canada
Safeway, B.C.
Telephone Company,

Rose’s Shop, and Reit-
mans.

Special Events Com-
mittee Chairman, Hugh
Hepburn, said he was
very pleased with the
quality of the displays
and costumes, and the
enthusiastic spirit of the
contest participants.

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