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ce Standard, Wednesday, March 17, 1999

News In Brief | road

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that heavy snowfalls sometimes require late operation
of equipment to ensure parking lots are clear by the
time students and staff start to arrive in the moming. That doesn’t bode well for
Bul bylaw enforcement officer Frank Bowsher op-
‘poses amending the noise bylaw, which restricts snow
clearing to between'5 a.m. and 11 p.m.
Noise complaints come from residents when front- thoroughfares.
end loaders back up and emit a beeping noise,

stash of cocaine in a public washroom on the

Noise rule fix sought wo rk

THE SCHOOL DISTRICT wants an exemption | THE CITY is planning to

: ' d a lot less money in
noise bylaw after a snowplow it | *Pc™
eted for clearing snow after 11 p.m, | 1999 01 road reconstruction

Senior Secondary one night last projects,

Just $1.7 million is tenta-
tively set aside this year
compared to well over $2
million last year.

inda Campbell said in a letter to the city

the city’s hoped-for gradual
improvement of the more
rutted and potholed local

If the rate of spending
planned in this year’s

Cocaine found budget was continued in-
TERRACE RCMP want the public’s help after an | ‘“fisilely, says engineering

director Stew Christensen,
each city street would only
get repaired once every 110
28. years,

nd what turned out to be a large

Calling the file a ''no case seizure’’ Staff Sgt. Bob The largest street project
Solvason said the RCMP haven’t been able to find out | now in the budget is Sparks

ow the cocaine got there. St. from Lazelle to Loen at a

Crime Stoppers is offering a $1,000 reward for in- | cost of $375,000, Dropped
formation leading to the arrest of the person or persons are plans to rework sections

importing or hiding the cocaine. Call of Munroe St. and Greig

635-TIPS (8477) if you can help. Callers will not be | Ave,
asked to reveal their identity or appear in court. Crime
Stoppers does not subscribe to call display.

A series of other capital
project reductions will mean
savings that will enable the

Smash and grab city to pay off in one year
TERRACE RCMP are looking for thieves that the entire $235,000 bill to

replace the city’s municipal

way into a local restaurant and | sofware system and make it

grabbed small office equipment, cash and beer, Year 2000 compliant.
Officers believe the incident happened late Saturday,

Council is also trying to
y Sunday morning when an unknown | avoid tax increases for most

person shattered a glass doorway on the Orient |: taxpayers in the face of an

Restaurant's west side, sizable decline in property
A cordless telephone, an answering machine, a VCR, |; assessments this year.

a surveillance video camera and about $200 in coins [| “We're getting behind,’

were taken, Also missing are 18 beers, Christensen said of the

needed roadwork. ‘‘But
there’s nothing we can do’

about it this year.”

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SCHOOL DISTRICT #82 (COAST MOUNTAINS)

REGISTRATION PROCEDURES
FOR KINDERGARTEN

(TERRACE/THORNHILL AREA)

registration.

*there are of First Nations ancestry, or

contirm this.

Primary School, phone 635-3115,

one of the parents must:

immersion};

mail address: info@esf,be.ca.

In preparation for the 1999-2000 schoal year, the School Board is seeking the cooperation of parents in
registering their child on the following dates. If you have not already done so, pre-registration is requested
in order to provide the School District Administration the time to plan staffing to meet school needs.
REGISTRATION FOR KINDERGARTEN
WILL TAKE PLACE MARCH 23RD & 24TH, 1999
FROM 9:00 A.M. TO 3:00 P.M.

To be eligible for entry to School in September, 1999, students must be five years of age on or before
December 31, 1999. A birth certificate and proof of immunization will be required at the time of

Students are eligible for a full day Kindergarten program if;
*they have been identified as having severe special needs,

ethe have significant difficulties speaking or understanding English oo
Requests for full day instruction should be made at the time of registrationand the schoo! will contact you to

To register for Kindergarten classes, please register your child at your neighbourhood

Elementary school,
Copper Mountain Elementary Principal, Mr. D. Bartley Phone 635-7760
E.T, Kenney Primary Principal, Mr. J. Vidal Phone 635-5828
Kiti K’Shan Primary ~ Principal, Mr. B. Phillips Phone 635-3115
Parkside Primary - . ‘Principal, Mrs.C. Eide == Phone 635-3513
Thornhill Primary _ ~ Principal, Mrt. B. Eyjolfson ~~ Phone 635-7066
Uplands Elementary ~ Principal, Mr. B. Hildebrandt .. Phone 635-2721

Early French Immersion Kindergarten
Registration for French Immersion Kindergarten takes place at Kiti K’Shan Primary.

The Conseil scolaire francophone (Francophone Education Authority of B.C. - School District #82) offers:
7 full-time Kindergarten bas pea
Registration for the Francophone full time kindergarten will be processed by Mr, Brian Phillips at Kiff K’Shan

To qualify for the Francophone Program, in accordance with the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, .

a) be a Canadian Citizen or landed immigrant of Canada

b) reside in British Columbia, and have one of the follawing:
- French as a first language learned and stil undarstood; _
- Primary school instruction in Canada in French {excludes immersion program};
- A child who has received primary or secondary schoo! instruction in Canada in French (excludes —

A child receiving primary or secondary instruction in Canada in French,
_For more information on the Francophone Program: 1-888-715-2200, Web site: hitp://www.cst.be.ca, e+

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