26 = Terrace Review —— Wednesday, September 25, 1991

New executive elected to
health care society board

TERRACE

‘The Terrace Regional Health
Care Society board has a new

look. Alex Houlden has replaced -

David Lane as chairman, and all
but one of six director’s seats on
the nine-member board have been

. filled with new people.

., Also coming out of last Thurs-
_ day’s annual general meeting was
a resolution creating a new board
position for an appointee of the
Nisga’a Valley Health Board.
Two other motions were
defeated, though. There won't be a
director’s seat in the coming year
for an appointee of the Kitimat
General Hospital board. And
TRHCS annual membership dues
wili not be raised from $2 to $10.
A new motion was made to be
considered at the 1992 AGM,
however, that would raise the price
of a membership to $5.
Before stepping down, past chair-
man David. Lane described the
.previous year as "a year of chal-
lenge". All challenges were met,
however, Lane added. A potential
$115,000 deficit was turned into
increased government funding.
Under the direction of Doris
‘Mitchell, Terraceview Lodge has
never -been in better shape. And
with the leadership of the R.E.M.
Lee Hospital Foundation chairman
Marlaine Webber, the CT scanner
‘ fund now stands at $353,000.
- "The society has never had a
brighter future," Lane concluded.
"They have an outstanding medical

staff, outstanding employces, and -

_ outstanding management."
And who are the people who will

David Lane

steps down

position of secretary in her hus-
band’s contracting firm as well as
his chair for the remaining year of
his term on the TRHCS board of

directors..

Appointees io the board are

provincial government rep Mar-

laine Webber, Sandy Bullock of
the Hospital Auxiliary, Lynda

Bretfeld from Terrace and District
Community Services, Regional
District of Kitimat-Stikine director
Bob Cooper, Lou Gair of Branch
#73, B.C. Old Age Pensioners
Organization, Mills Memorial
medical staff president Dr. Francis
Osei-Tutu, and Terrace alderman
Mo Takhar.

CITY OF
- TERRACE

LANDFILL |
SITE HOURS}

EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1, 1991
_ THE LANDFILL SITE
WILL BE OPEN FROM

MARGO HOLOSKO HAS WORKED AT CENTRAL
FLOWERS FOR TWO YEARS AND ENJOYS BEING
THEIR ASSISTANT FLORIST. HAVING MOVED
FROM TORONTO TO TERRACE, MARGO REALLY
THINKS OUR CITY HAS EVERYTHING A PERSON
NEEDS. MARGO ESPECIALLY ENJOYS ALL OF
THE RECREATION FACILITIES AND PROGRAMS
SHE’S ABLE TO BE INVOLVED WITH.

NOON TO 5:00 P.M. DAILY

Ee

.meet the challenges of the coming *. 2

“> year, Along with Lane, three-year

known to the community while
. Murphy is relatively new. Murphy
assumed’ the position of superin-
_ tendent of Region 6 and 7 for the
B.C. Ambulance Service nearly
two years ago, but prior commit-
ments kept him from taking up
' gesidence here until June of this
year :
Glenn Thomsen, manager of
Williams Moving and Storage, was
. elected to a two-year term and will
serve as the sociely’s Finance
Committee chairman. Thomsen is
known for his. work on both. the

Terrace

Interiors Ltd.

4610 Lazeile Ave.
635-6600 |

" "All the supplies you need"
*Exterior and interior paints

«Complete line of Blinds

*Large selection of wallpaper

' in stock

_Noy, 22-Dec., 21

CAPRICORN
Dec, 22-Jan. 19

AQUARIUS
Jan. 20-Feb. 13

PISCES
Feb. 19-Mar. 20

_ teriris came io an end for Norma ARIES D . all dto be distracted,
. . . ROSS DOWN ‘0 not allow your mind to be distracted. Attend
. King and Wilma Costain, and only “7 lary tub Valley Mar. 21-Apr. 19 to all the seemingly minor details. They are more
.Costain put her name forward for a Phil ts volcano Ragged important than you think.
re-election. Also, Brad Benson, 1) Deedee 5 persion iniey TAURUS A minor problem may become an obsession if
Dave McKeown and Olga Power 14 Easy gan 6 Rellexive pronoun ' Apr. 10-May 20 = you continue to dwell on it. Takea vacation from -
. . 15 Tardy 7 Ctoses violently that stressful. situation.
stepped down in mid-term inorder ] 16 Anger geen enone GEMINI "Long range plans take shape. Consult one who
. a ows cily
_to meet other personal commit- 28 Business place t0 Aanoy May 23-June 20 can be. depended on for expert advice. Be open-
ments. 3? ee Ge - 49 Tendered minded toward innovative ideas. _
Chairman Alex Houlden, vice- | | 22 Woes 4 Menara” Tara Sra SGT CANCER A neighbor becomes a nuisance. Be truthful. Do
ne 34 Peet Gynt" h June 21-July 22 not try to make excuses for his behavior. Stand
chairman Robert Wood, director | 2 Bt 2 wep yrs moines a ; wt ‘c 13 up for § your beliefs.
Betty Stewart and re-elected direc- SF ares tower site 27 Embrey. FECCBERBCEECEE LEO Good time to experiment with a new investment.
tor Wilma Costain are the only 22 Comme 28 Food counter . I : 5) : : ¥ G a July 23-Aug. 22 Part with that small savings and watch your
j i iH money grow.
retuming names on the executive. 3 ave ea 33 Swiss iver AE FE DEbo VIRGO Romantic ev t tto be
Bringing new ideas and energy to 36 Rotate 34 [op armament sian ae Ae os Aug. 23-Sepi. 22 point in your relationship. Be prepared to accept
37 Put ott igument $| Ii 7 £} FT Zz ° . cept |
_ the table, though, are five new 43 Lion sound 36 Aver ACE DOBRO CLEYD the change.
44 Allernoon party 37 Ship's tow sla a] o] IM al el vd
! LIBRA
_ directors. 45 Famous lioness 38 Alt. tree AECE CEG EEG Do not over-emphasize the monetary problems
Elected to t -year terms are 4 Gumbo 39 Paddles TOLE CEG awa Sept. 23-Oct. 23 confronting you at this time. With a little plan-
Ray Jones males, ily Muroh ta Cotta 4\ Aus. ruler ning, they will come under control.

y ely Murphy. 49 Insect ans 42 Fruiting spikes SCORPIO Old friendships are renewed. Accept invitation
Jones, school board trustee and | of peritrn cane Oct. 23-Nov, 21 for dinner or party. You will have a much bet-
general. manager of Northern ter time than you expect.

- Native Broadcasting, is well SAGITTARIUS — Time to clean house. Get rid of that which you

no longer need. Relinquish relationships that are
stagnating, —

Don’t forget to say “thank you" to those who
stood behind you when you needed support.
Those friendships are hard to come by.

Be particular in your business affairs, but avoid
nit- picking at home. While it is necessary at
work, it is superfluous with mate.

An older individual finds you attractive. Be

wary. He may become overbearing. Keep your
priorities in tact.

Bert’s Delicatessen

"Going fishing?

Let us prepare your first

, BCE: -did Northern B.C. Winter

Gates, Elected to one-year terms

were Bob Walch, training

coordinator for the Federal Busi-

{ ‘fess. Development bank in Terrace,
a arid Lael McKeown, who holds the

bite! Super sandwiches, fresh salads,
beverages, sausages, European
delicacies. Phone ahead and we'll
have lunch ready when you arrive!

4603 Park Ave., Terrace