News in Brief KFC talks — put on hold TALKS BETWEEN Ken- tucky Fried Chicken and the Canadian Auto Workers Union are still on hold after the union’s B.C. members rejected KFC’s final offer in a July 22 vote. The 481 members who voted rejected the offer by a narrow 53 to 47 per cent margin. The rejection means that the company and the union can restart bargaining but KFC representative Jared Patrick says the company is still evaluating its position. The package would have given unionized employees a 6.8.per cent increase over the course of the three-year agreement. Road rage -' ROAD RAGE hit Terrace last week when an . unidentified male driver as- ' saulted another motorist. The suspect became en- raged after being cut off by the motorist and proceeded to get out of his red Ford pick-up while he and the victim were stopped at the intersection of Sparks St. and Lakelse Ave. The suspect verbally as- saulted the victim, punched the victim in the face and then fled, The incident happened July 29 at approximately 10:15 am. RCMP are look- ing for more information by calling the detachment at 638-7400 or Crimestoppers. at 638-TIPS. Fight CHARGES HAVE been laid after a 36-year-old man was assaulted by a group of men at the Copperside Foods store in Thornhill July 28 at 9 p.m. RCMP say the fight started in the store’s parking lot but scon moved into the store where an unknown amount of property damage occurred. Four males, between the ages of 21 and 32 will ap- pear in court Sep. 11, 1998 on charges of assault, caus- ing a disturbance, and mis- chief. Two of the attackers es- caped and the cause of the fight is not known. The victim is from Terrace and sustained some bruises. Assault near _ library A 26-YEAR OLD Terrace man is scheduled to appear in court this month after he allegedly assaulted his 22- year-old pariner early Satur- day morning, July 25. RCMP say the couple were walking along Kaluin Street between one and two a.m. when they started argu- ing. RCMP officers allege the man punched the female several times, She sustained bruising. Assault, gun. - charge RCMP ARRESTED and charged a 58-year-old Ter- race man with unsafe storage of a weapon and a8- sault July 23. The man was arrested after his wife told the RCMP that her husband had hit her several times on her face. When RCMP officers went to the couple’s home to investigate, they found also loaded rifle. The man was released from custody, but is sched- uled to appear in court in. September. Smashing ‘spree TERRACE RCMP are look ing for vandals who smashed the windows of four vehicles July 21-22. <, -"Thrée of the vehicles were. parked on the 3400 block of Kalum Street and another was located on the 4500 :. block of Lazelle Avenue. . “One ..one vehicle ~was. ‘scratched on it’s hood and < - trunk, The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 29, 1998 - All Students get more money STUDENTS WITH dependents will receive an additional $50 a week of student financial assistance from the pro- vince after August 1. The increase will boost the weekly maximum for stu- dents with families to $435. The money is part of the $13.4 million increase in stu- dent aid announced in the province’s March budget. About 8,500 students will receive the increase. Tell Tale Signs That Your Investment Advisor Has The Knowledge And The Experience To Truly Help You With Your Financial Future David B. Madsen, CIM, CFP, FCSI BOX THAT holds the future to a sure-fire Terrace souvenir idea is the brain- CFR . child of Stefka and Randy Halgh. It has to be seen to be belived. Headony of flo are y rialg CIM - Canadian Investment Manager - The CIM destination is the required proficiency lavel for investment councillors and portfolio managers in the Canadian securities industry. The designation is bestowed by the Canadian Securities Institut, the not-for-profil educa- Lo cal S O UVve Nn if CO Nn Ce pt tional organization sponsored by the Toronto, Alberta, Montreal, Vancouver, Stock Exchanges and tha Investment Dealers Association. beco mM | Nn g an O re VIS [ b | e CFP - Certified Financial Planner ~ Awarded under licence by the Financial Planners . ; oe. ; Standards Council of Canada - Members of the council include: The Canadian Institute ND Stetka Haigh va their ney Haigh is quick to point out that of Chartered Accountants, Certified General Accountants of Canada, Socialy of xes of transparent apples to become the boxes aren’t empty, as they first ap- Management Accountanls of Canada, Canadian Association of Financial Planners, Terrace’s most famous souvenir. pear, but contain a bottomless selection of : : ; The inventors think it could be the the transparent apples, in all shapes and Canadian Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors and many more. Ogopogo of Terrace but, after 16 years, sizes. the idea still hasn’t taken off. The couple doesn’t want to market the FCSI - Member of the Academy of Fellows of the Canadian Securities Institute - Awarded to The small cardboard boxes are painted boxes themselves but hopes that a charity the most qualified individuals by the Canadian Securities Institutefor industry experi- with images of Terrace, including a will pick up on the idea to make a profit. ence, advanced education and solid endorsement from their pears and superiors. Kermode bear, a record-weight chinook § The Haighs say another feature of the If your investment advisor doesn't show these signs.....maybe that’s a sign all its own. salmon, the area’s longest cedar pole, lo- boxes is that, other than the actual con- cal scenery and the “hybrid transparent struction of the boxes, which was done in David Madsen, CIM, CFP, FCSI apple orchard.” Vancouver, everything about them, in- ‘All the things that Terrace stands for cluding the paper they’re made of, is from ] are in there,”” says Stefka Haigh. Terrace. oe Scotia bank alia a pote * CFP and Cartifled Fi lol Planner are ded under licence by the Financial Planners Standards Counell of Canada (With a truck like this, and an offer like this, things could get out of hand.) “up to 48 months All New 1998 Dodge Ram Quad Cab i We challenged our engineers to make the most powerfully built:trucks even more user friendly. 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