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*- you are confused aboutm

*  Feason which suggested oe should set a goal to

axes paid to the’ 1063 level (something Prince Ru
as drowned . : :
"reductions ‘in

{and “shortfalts":

~ every property owner will receive an average tax reduction’
mst per cent. A ‘slight increase in the millrate would.bring 4° a"
” ‘person's property taxes io what they were in 1982. The only
shortfalls which occurin municipal finance are those ‘which ©
result from’ ‘spending more than your- budget estimates or:
receiving less revenue than your budget estimates. “When a:
‘budget - ‘is. nrepared taxes are levied - ito: ‘balance,

To the Editor; :
' Reading“‘the Friday’ pally Herald ‘of ‘danuisy 141 was,
- happy to see on the front page a plan fox the Kitimat and:

: Terrace. District Labour. Council to open, an Unemployed -

Action Committee. ‘Center to be funded by ‘the BC,
Federation of ‘Labour. ‘whereby. ‘people with problems cen;
‘receive ‘help: on such: important. things as -. Worker’s;
“Compensation,” Unempioyment Insurance and ‘general
“welfare information. ,

:. [speaking for. -myself as one pr person i from the Unemployed .

"People's Committee: of the Terrace:-soup. kitchen we

welcome the labour ‘council toward this social need. We of ©

‘the ‘soup Kitchen through the help.of the many ‘unidns,.
“churches and the good kind people of Terrace and Kitimat -

‘and yes the many businesses to many to mention, have been :

. doing: just this service. mt
‘Thope this service will be offered to non: ‘union: people a’!
well, ‘as there is a. need very’ much O° among the non-.
unionized persons." ©~'
- Looking forward to work: in any way ¥ we can ta assist j you

as Weare volunteer. workers of 110 paid positions in the soup’ |

kitchen. We hope’ that the position of ‘coordinator. will be

~ ‘filled with a’pérson Who Nas all peoples union and non-union.

_ at heart and that this position does not become answerable

; . only to the labour council but also. to God's.

Iweleome you tothe fight. What took so long.
Yours truly

ee “

ound Terrace and K

sipal budgets Terrace 1993“
ni Dee, 13. when the motioiy to cut: 50 :
bi -

> the fotal assesamients are down an average of: about 12 .
per cent; This means, ‘the mill rate remains at the 1982 level;

. monuments.

. think that you would still have a business torun.

so etiam Bu
Terrace Soup Kitehen Goodvitl Ambassador

doesn't’ have an
adopted. It -the'1983

"However, t
coming up wi
department --

~ chainsaws:

getting: another took, ve
‘Also an amendment ta’ itie provisional budget,
$10,000 Apossibily $20,000 ‘for the year)’ for: ‘travel: ‘and

been proposing 4 new: compu
Development Comnmisgianer.to bi or
the not- -so-cynical, are - beginning to wonder. if Terrace isn’t
trying to. einullate: the practizes of Victoria. B.C. has‘ a few

“systéin: an

of social services. can. : :
“much the same.: Att reat. deal of. restraint, bonie | -
layoffs, cuts’ ‘in Be vices gnd: maintenance, we ‘suddenly.
discover-the money say Is Put irito ‘lush funda for their.
of «Helmut Gieabrecht .

‘To the Editor, ‘. :
.. Why"is- it that® the. peop! ele :
- people of. Terrace always have such great-{ ideas. of how to

‘improve our cily at élection time but once: elected they ait ;
é H -* hours of the night. Pick up the phone and no one 's there. But t 7

“a night's sleep: is shot, Night after night, .

in council and forget their promises? :

When is our. council going to stop’ their ‘Billy. quarreling
and start doing something for the electors of this town?”

Why are certain members of couneil even ‘considering. the
_purchase: of a new raulti thousand dollar: computer, to send
‘out our tax notices, when the monies could :be used for
upgrading our river polluting sewer system, or improving
our water system building mare sidewalks, covering! upt the

open drainage ditches, and does ollt' council Gonsider ‘that:

@ 2 feols, that ‘bainebody’ 8. declared, open seasonon t her

expenses for Industrial Development’ Was passed: ‘Rumour: °
also has it that various members. of the fabulous four have
hit *--yigttors alot because she's a faculty member. Then het car
"gets lowed away from faculty slots because the ‘orrect
. sticker is not: ‘displayed. ee

pel projects like B.C. Place, Northeast. Coal and Whistler, .

-, and those who are unemployed 6 or have aiffered froma a a Joss: ne ‘they can. “ modint up and.

would seem 30. in Terrace. :

7 ‘Are! ‘qwomen. a with high. publ praflles more harassed 1 7 4

ibelr. stands on issués than their male counterparts?

{would appear that Claudette: Sandectt takesa lot ot utt a
a opr articles. In: addition; the lone dissident He

y pice ‘at public’ echool board meetings, sees her suggestions: 7
are queries, shunted off to various board committees.as a:
at: “least. better: ‘than ithe’ days -
* for. discussion fae |

oh “there's 6 Gall E Eimereon, the women’s stridies, co- a
ordinatér at Nerthivest Community College. ‘She aorpetimes a

she 5 Bays. reasons for ‘phone. calls. are: “questioned, ‘lina ot
needed ye. ‘class never: get ordered. or. are: “shipped
somewhere else. She notes her car gels towed away. ‘from 3 a

Petty, frustrating little items, “But over the span é ae ine, ;

drain a.person making: her. |
efficient at the task she was either elected or hired, soa

Bet

Then. there's Marguerite Glarkcson, In Décenitier stie had 7
her'fires slashed. A check. with the RCMP confirms that

there has not-been a noticible outbreak of. tire. lashing’ ‘in
Terrace. A little later, her lights are punched out: Lacklly,,
t's the tail lights on. her vehicle. There's'the' well-known

Se of “questionable “yhaterlal” being : placed: dn cher —
‘mailboxat city hall. And then thereare the phone’ calls at all

"Perhaps these. women’ ‘should. get extra “eombat: pay”

_ added to:thelr salaries and alipends, - ees

' there is adequate street lighting: and paved streets'i in: town? 2

Solels get with it coungil and give. your. mouths: a ‘rest and ;
try using your brains insiead, Ifyou ran your own business :
'” the way'you are trying: to run the district's’ do you ‘honestly .

ve "Yours truly,
Peter ‘Brock

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Boo agty iss

“aisis atadary

_ taking firm stances « on n tgir position, 0 or. Arying | to » keep the
public, informed. ea how

The examples go from the petty to the more erigus; But

: wh needs it? Would you be willing to put up: with this crap?

“That may ‘mean that “other ertied’ ‘people = ae - both ‘male a
and female —~ will think agaln about seeking elected oftice,

"Terrace need: “all the 5 qualified, dedlcated scope iin
get. But who knows how tainty people x will aay “no thanks”
to these side benefits? ee oo ae

my is time that people’ in terrace. grow up. The way ‘tb 2
‘settle differences of opinion with these women are in pubic .

forums not by personal’ haraanrnent,-

“The one ‘thing all these wined have in comition is that

» they fight their batiles in public. It is too bad thelr attackers 7
: don’t do the same:: oa

Perhaps their opponents 2 should come out: and gh tke .
men. .

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‘

: Northwest: : Community .

College has’ “received © the ‘program ‘on a& con
potification that: funding to tinuous - basis ‘and to~
Implement “the'* ‘new progress through the

“material at thier own speed.
The. course content -has
been. - organized. into
‘pow register forthe heavy .. packaged modules to ensure
duty, automotive,’ marine - « maximum flexibility for
‘engine mechanicat p program . individualized training.
which commencés Jan. 10 Thereis also the provision
pnd the carpentry program
which begins Feb, 21. These all vocational. institutions in
courses will replace the pre-. ‘ the province offering: entry
Apprenticeship programs « level training. Students can -
that have. been phased: ‘out begin’ iraining i in Northwest _
As of January.

rovincial entry - level
ang program -has been
pproved. Students ‘can.

i Coe Terrace campus: -and -
The ontry jevel: training “transfer to another - in-

Slitution if the particular. .;
‘specialty is not. offered in -
‘the college. region.

Those wishing more. In-
‘formation may contact
Northwest Community
College, Terrace’ or. the

programs, which}
standardized. “by*: the
rovince, have three levels
ftraining. The first, called —
‘ommon core, provides
itudents with. skills and
, trades. required for all
‘ades. The occupalional »
¢ore, which is the second --. you;
vel, provides more. -
pecialized training in
luster ‘areas such as -
arpentry,, medchanics,
lectrical, etc. At this level,
udents must select one of
ix clusters of trades. The
al level In the entry leyel
raining program is the.
pecialty. The. student
lecis a specifid occupation
and attains the skills and
nowledge necessary to

tain gainful employment. court, wills, and estates and”
t an entry level {oa tradé. youth, Ask fora free

ban new approach’ is _ brochure with your’ tape.
ing designed to provide

greater flexibility and. allow
tudents toe

Want ‘free’ legal “a :

697-4680 and learn what you
“need td Know about civil .-
righls, consumer -
"criminal law, ‘eniploymednt
and benefits, family. law,
immigration law, landlord

‘health questions, nolse and.
nuisance questions, real - .
estate law, small cl

‘s you'call you-will be able to
r 88k ‘for. the information youl
+ Wanit.: You. will be -able ‘to’:
Sy hear’ pretédorded tapes on -
the above subjects. an

ome more specialized in.
ceupational core and,
jalty levels. The major

og
Tough, dave is a new
- parents ‘support group tor

jective of the entry’ jevel. people’, with — problen
fraining program “is to teenagers. - it meets ‘ever
provide students with wider, . Monday’ evening al 7°
»xperience in order to make, P.0..1n ‘ihe. eduvation’ roorn
ore realistic “caredr. . 0b Mills Memorial Haspila
isions. They can then 3 tunttians in thd ‘some
| §btain training to prepare | tise: as vA,

em for employineni at'an ... lili. Love's | manual.
miry level ‘in a specific ”
_ frade.

1. ‘The new entry _ ‘program.

be vaised with lender loving,

4

will allow students to enter

“they suffer anyway. Tough

‘when there are ‘dozens: of
to:transfer credits’ beiween «

- Community College at the”
lat of: problems...
~tuping parents of ‘kids 11-8
faculty: at ‘Briererest Bible.’

_of the organizers,

regional centre, closest to:

Call Dial-alaw colfect at | later than‘curfew and drunk

* on. booze, or dope: get’ the

laws,

“and tenant rights, mental ° “Tough; Lave parents Where

“ate. dlso® told. ; what’ will
2 happen to them. .if they: don'l
~ go lo Tough Love - parents .
but go lo Ariends - ‘homes .

number: guide so that when: a

” group can help the Parents:
sive Unut some children cun |: ‘o

ware bal bther, children have «

. for children’. For more

to be raised with tough love,
“The hardest thing is for information calt Linda at
parenits of problem children" 635-343.

lo ‘admit they have a.
problem and to deal with it.
Too often they try to ignore.
ihe pfoblems and: suffer, or

will take place in Terrace ,
from Feb. 46. This is the
largest: sporting: event to

Love is here to stop thal. It: '

othe “Wiriter. Games , ‘com-
isn't necessary’ to. suffer’

‘mittee needs support from «=
' everyone in the community
to ensure. the success of this
event: ‘Tt needs -help. In

others like: you in the
community who are there to
support and help.
a honestly believe there
‘re.a lot-of closet’ parents
out ‘there who’ are having aq
- We're.’

tabulating;

“Paul. 1. Magn us, ‘dean af =
12: years who, see ‘problems’ -
coming .up will come’ to
‘Tough Love- meetings. and
perhaps prevent some of the
oroblems,"' " says: Barb, one a

‘College | has: announced”

interdenominational college
‘Sof the Bible, ke located: 15 mites‘ i

“One, ‘example of: “how. ;

‘Tough: ‘Love ‘helps is when o

Trans Canada Highway. All;

theje‘children, - ‘Teens who ? “classes,

are used. to coming . home

diploma and in the oneear .
certificate program, are.

o

* ghock of their’ ‘lives when

taught _ by
thei parents lock them ow ~ Christian instructors at the |
eallege devel.

posled:on the: door telling
them ‘the. address pf other...

Ufey must spend | the night. *
They are told to come back
in: Uie morning. when. their
© parents can talk with them
““about"the problems.: “They .

instead, ‘ ye

* Parents must ‘auk.” i ae
emuelves | who is, - more ~ Myron Crova
important the ‘parent's _

health and-or: marriage: ae. in Friday, ‘Jai 2

“thd misbehavior. of-"Lhe | -
children?" says ‘Barb. will: perform at the REM,

Gelting: Lough also. creates’ Lee ‘Theatre «at .8 pin. ©

.. Debusay's. La ‘Cathedrale
“Enkloutie - ‘and: General
Lavine: Eccentric, Manuel.

Cope | with. :

fastest ‘growing! | “Br aups - in
Notth. America and. is ne

The 1983 winter Games - .

- take place In ‘Terrace’ and

phoning, greeting: people,::
cate.

ve ‘Winter Games. -

Myron Crown. of Terrace i Iss, :

ge Call 638-8177 to register in’:
‘in’ the ~ degree’
programs, in the two-year.

“qualified ,

I ‘buses during * the.: winter 2

- " possible.

., amazed,

Walter Hautzig, pianist, -

ilt: feelings © in sone Selections ifelude. a
parents: and * tha}. is. Beethoven's: Moonlight’,
Mail ielhing the”, nppant” Franz. Schubert's :

“Wanderer",, “Claude,

De Falla’ é Pantene: and. ~acbeat in the: upcoming year :

- and good Juck in keeping. all
of. your New Year's
resolutions.

_.. The winter recreation
programs. are starting this.

"week, and if-you-have been
putting” “off: “registering, for
these programs, time. is

jie on its way. Starting at B- almost running. out. ‘There

p.m..-in ‘the. REM - Lee ~ is room in some of the many -
heater doors will open at - fitness. programs to, assist |

7:30 p.m. Tickets are free. you in getting: over the

and-available at either the festive eating season or to

Co-operators’ Insurance just: feel. ‘better’and enjoy

Company or ‘the, Co-op yourself,’ (Babysitting. is<

general offices. Donations available during. morning

will go, to the Nortlern class times.) The Saturday
: afternoon. ‘Adult: Learn. to
"Skate program neéds more

- Miller's Dance, and, several
selections by Frederic
Chopin.

' Saturday, Jan. 22

‘Get ready for some fun
and a fine- evenings
“entertainment. The annual
Terrace Co-op Talent Show

“ Weinesday, Jan. 26.

.Preschool. slorytime at." registrations and oad
the Terrace Public Library | mare nly, $20 + “a
ill run until *Mareh | 18. +; B ;
here.” will be. stories,” Don't forget the iew Sow

ppeis, fingerplays - and: -:
n for all 3 to 5 -year-olds..

Storytime. will ‘be held =.

: Wednesday. al 10:30 a.m. .
and: Thursdays at 1:30 p.m:

Play programs - ~one for pre- -
scheelers: and‘ one for. 6+.12
years. -*These programs...
offer”. an_ Opportunity for |
; children: to-have’ fun. in the.
SNOW: and: iry: -things:. ‘like.
“advance for one .of these “snow ‘sculpture, -snowman
_ Sessions. No charge. ‘ building and ‘sliding with a
“Friday, Feb! 46 Y Broup and shaw games such
" Whe’ 1963 Winter Games. 2 shiw'golf, ‘show’ soceer,
Committee needs volunteer” snowball and many others,
‘lass two. drivers. to drive. weather. does Abt . ¢o-
operale. ‘alternate: ‘indoor’

programming _ will. bes
offered, -

. games on this weekend: It:
also needs volunteers: with
CB radios in their vehicles: We “are. “presently:
to help. during the ‘winter: completing “artangemients:,
games, Anyone -who can S for: a Bay’s - Gymnastics
assist: should. ‘phone. Hugh © ‘Program, for6.- - 9 year olds.
Power at 635-3893 as Soon as to‘starton-Jan.: 24 This .
_ -  prégram) willbe held” “on.
j wis Mond afternoons from. 4
mi 443 pmoat St”
Terrace audios we be, Anthony ‘Sehool “with a
{ captlvated:'and <éncharited os need nd sees, Mae
' when’ the Chinese" “Magic:
for ning sessions and will be

"-Chrews of. Tajwan. -appei
ee wate, ‘pinstrueted by. ‘Mr. Charlie
0"

“Wednesday: Feb. )

oh Scotland teaching at: St
~ Anthony's. :

, We ‘have | also. “just
completed:

By y KATHY LANDRY - for” :
AB this-its the: first report”
i “tor: the “New, Year, the |

weekend “of Feb.” Bs a
jepberfation departinent is  opportynity; . for: ‘anyones
“wishing ‘everyone | all ‘the :.wishihg to learn about basic

a goaching ' of Jeymmaaities,

a!

. polar bear dive, rugby and .

_-More ‘information. will be |

. programs ‘they are going to -

‘maay, be just what you've -

~ earnival ‘will’ take. place. .

Yukon", whieh _ like his ,

available later. _ | new book, “A. Northern |
‘Lynda Annibal, who - Alphabet” — is part of the
teaches. Aerobic. Dance. Tundra Collection . of
classes at Riverlodge, will | ‘Children’s Books as Works
be. attending a National of Art, 7
Fitness Leader ‘This is actually the second
‘Certification Course. alphabet book that Harrison |
: -sponsdred ‘by the Prince _ has created. His first was a
‘George YM- YWCA ater. series of drawings which he |
this month. — _ made for the’ Indian -and
: > Metis children he taught. on’:
Congratutations; Lynda, on
taking this initiative to -* reserve in Alberta shortly
after immigrating’ to

obtain more information to
assist your classes;

-} would like to take this.
opportunity to thank ail the
instructors: involved in the
Recreation - ‘Department |
Programs for their help and
assistance over the past few
© motiths and” in particular
the last week, ‘They are a
~ very fine. group of. people
who have proven that they
‘care about ‘people and the: -

- Canada in 1968. In ithe used

objects . that would, be
familiar to his pupils | to.
make: the alphabet more
relevant.

_ Although : ~-he does. the
same thing in this. larger,
more spectacular alphabet

‘book, . his: purpose is” iw
.wider.: Not only , is.

intended for” “northern
youngsters learning ‘the
"alphabet; Harrison hopes it
. will: be..useful to adults
»~ learning “English and: to
- southern. children “aé an

offer; I am _very-proud to
‘work ‘with such a group.

‘Friday, Jan, 3B -. _ intraduction to life north of
‘Trying . to, beat the the 60th parallel. .,
_ wintertime - ‘blues?’ The |. To give the. ‘book wide

Kitimat Winter Carnival 5 potential’ use ad a leaching
vehicle for . teachers «and.
parents, he’ ‘has turned it.
‘into, a’ puzzle book’ and a-
Story book as well. Although
a few. ilems tinder each
letter are inentioned, many |
more are left-for the reader
to discover, And bordering !
each , page” is a- list,: of.
orthern: place.” ‘names :
beginning - with, the letter -

been * looking for. “The
aver three days, ending Jan. -
30. °.-. Events . include
skydiving, snow scpipting :
and.-snowman -building,

softball on snowshoes; ©
‘pallet, scrobati¢ ‘and:cross.
country. ski races. There is:

~ also: ‘a. coffee house, ‘chili § illustrated; ' ‘again. ‘readers
cook-off and a | aria contest, {arg invited ‘to’ add “more.
“Friday, Feb! 4! Bea - Some of thosé names like

_borlh-are ‘knowl to art”
~~ colléetori from Alaska |
caprarigembnts: dawnt -a .
fora ‘Level |) Gymiastices |, His. wor
Coaching.” Course -.fot ™ ‘the

: work at Beck's. Books frori 5
‘p.m. to 6 p.m. ‘Ted Hareison..; Ja

-paliiter.’. Hie’ brilliantly

Shih
tea These ‘include the
" popular “Children a the *

Ted: Harrison - will. He? in,

_ Klondike, Hudson Bay and
: Kitimat: atitographing “his

Arctic : care’ well known,
Others ar as mysterious =:
ig, as. the’ vast .
of, like: stars ‘in -.

is the. Yukon’s mest famdus | to

Goloted “paintings of the:

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"img audience wil be
oss Canada, . ain az i
a-khown to... captivate d and: ‘enchanted
-tnilitons of others through «. .whén the’ Chinede.“Magi¢ ”
the many films ‘made-on —Circtis: of: Taiwan appears
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