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unresolved

There are only five
items still left unresolved
in negotiations between
the board of School
District 88 and the Ter-
race and District
Teachers Association
(TDTA), according to
trustee Stu Christensen.

He told the board last
week negotiations began
with 19 items on the
table, but as of Friday,
February 7,14 of them
had been agreed to by
both sides.

Among the still unre-
solved issues are class
sizes, library staffing,
class assignments and the
cost sharing formula for
printing the new con-
tract. Christensen said
the board will not make
a commitment to spend
‘any additional funds un-
til the district’s income
for next year is known.

He added due to cur-
rent work-to-rule job ac-
tion being taken by the
TDTA, it will take ad-
ministration more time
than normal to in-
vestigate some of the re-
maining items.

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by Philip Musselman
TERRACE — All
schools in the area will
be closed on Thursday,
Feb. 27 and Friday, Feb.
28 for the B.C. Winter
Games,

Each school will house
certain events and will
provide accommodation
for the many athletes.

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Terrace Kinsmen Glub
members Scott Cooke (left),
Mother's March chairman
Rich McDaniel, zone direc-
tor for the Kinsmen Founda-
tlon, and Ernie Wade (right),
president of the Terrace
Kinsmen Club, were busy
campaigning in Terrace for
the Mother's March which
was conducted recently.
Audrey Anthony, Metro co-
ordinator for the Mother's
March in the Lower
Mainland, was also busy
campalgning in the Van-
couver area. Anthony was In
Terrace recently to help

For example, Skeena
Junior Secondary School
will host gymnastic
events and will accom-
modate curlers, skaters,
gymnasts and bowlers.
Meanwhile, Caledonia
Senior Secondary will
host a basketball event
and will accommodate
boxers.

Campaign

by Sherry Halfyard

TERRACE — Chairman
of the Kinsmen Mothers’
March Scott Cooke said
the Mothers’ March
door-to-door campaign
went very well. The event
brought in $6,800; up
$1,100 from last year’s
campaign.

media support resulted
in their successful
door-to-door campaign,
Cooke said. ‘We've
broken the $8,000 mark
for total donations and
we are still getting mail
in.” .

He went on to say that
the business campaign
was down 75 percent
from last year. He at-
tributed this to economic
times and competition

from other charities.

This year’s strong.

Where it’s at...

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will dazzle you with a stunning array of talent, colour and
sound,
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