12 Terrace Review — Wednesday, December 31, 1986

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Winners announced

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‘TERRACE -—RCMP
‘Constable Ejeanor Jaller
‘and Constable Nancy
‘VanHerk have teamed up
:to check vehicles during
‘the .Terrace RCMP's
. “Lock It or Lose It’’ cam-
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“The police will be mak-
‘ing inspections for. in-
-secure Vehicles and ones
found. not locked will
receive a notice informing
the operator of the fact
that the vehicle was left in-
secure and to take precau-
tions to prevent theft. -
With over 300 thefts
from vehicles in the Ter-
race area this year, RCMP

are hoping to enlighten the °

public to this problem and
reduce the number of un-
necessary thefts.

Some area motorists

have also been charged for -

leaving their keys in their
vehicles and/or leaving
the vehicle running.

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‘Protein Sources

The combinations of black-
eyed peas andcorn bread, black-
eyed peas and rice, macaroni
and cheese, chili con carne with
beans or baked beans and wheat

bread are good sources of com- —

pleteprotein. .

Sue Trombley (right), president of Terrace Parents for French (TPF),recently presented prizes to
the winners of the TPF raffle. Prizes were given to Terrace residents Sandra Bolton (centre), -
Shirley Hanson (left) and Mary Jo Fosmer of New York, U.S.A. ;

TERRACE — Organizers

for the Terrace Parents.

for French (TPF) group

recently raised money~

through sale of raffle
tickets. .

This successful fund
raising event was organiz-
ed: by TPF Ways and
Means Chairperson, Cyn-
thia Bohn.

TPF plans to use these
funds to provide cultural
events for the French Im-

mersion students at Kiti K’
Shan and Cassie Hall

schools.
The prizes and winners
ares

First prize — Buffalo
Wool Indian Sweater.
hand made by Victoria
Roberts, was won by San-
dra Bolton of Terrace,

Second prize — Premier
Slowcrock - Cooker-
Fryer-Steamer, donated
by Terrace Co-operative
Association, was won by

Shirley. Hanson of. Ter-

race.

Third prize — one pair
of childs and adults sheep-
skin moccasins from

House of Sim-oi-ghets, -

was won by Mary Jo
Fosmer of Adden, New

York, USA.

Directory of ‘|
Terrace
Churches

Sacred Heart
Catholic Church

Mass times
_. Saturday: 7:30 p.m.
Sunday: 8:30, 10:00 and 11:30 am.
- Pastor: Allan F. Noonan, O.M.I.
4830 Straume Ave. 635-2313

Amateur loggers
risk injury

TERRACE — Amateur
or Sunday loggers ‘in
B.C. risk their lives when
they cut down trees near
power lines.

‘For their own safety,
we ask people not to cut
down trees ‘around
power lines by
themselves,” said Bob
Balbirnie, B.C. Hydro
service planner in Ter-
race. ‘‘Electrocution can
occur even if a branch
hanging on the line is
touched.”

In past incidents, tree
fallers have been injured
and power outages have
affected large numbers
of customers.

It is important to.

remember that the wood
in trees has a high
moisture content and isa
good conductor of elec-
tricity. This is often the
case even when the wood
appears to be dry.

Anybody felling trees
should be aware that
contact between a tree
and a power line can
result in electricity
travelling down the tree
and into the ground.
While the charge on the
ground is reduced as the
distance from the tree in-
creases, an individual
yenturing near the tree
can still receive a shock
through each foot

ossibly resulting in in-
jury. . . . a

These are Hydro’s
policies regarding trees

 néar either power lines or
the service wires between
Hydro’s poles and a
customer's home:

If a tree appears in
danger of falling or be-

’ ing blown onto & power
jine, Hydro will take it
down at no charge.

If an owner wishes to

take down a healthy tree
near a line, Hydro will
provide a lineman to
stand by if reasonable
notice is given. There
will be-no charge during
normal working hours,
but a charge will be made
if the service is requested
outside regular hours.

If a tree is felled
through a power line
with no lineman standing
by, full cost of repairs
will be charged.

Disposal of felled trees
is the responsibility of
the owners.

Bulkley downs Houston
HOUSTON — The Bulkley Valley Christian High
School team won Houston’s junior boys’ basketball
tournament on Dec. 13.

In the championship game, Bulkley downed —
Houston’s ‘A’ team, 63-44.

Houston advanced to the final by winning their three-
team round robin series. They edged Thornhill 44-43,
and beat Hazelton 44-31. Bulkley Valley got to the final
by downing Smithers 62-27 and defeating Houston ‘B’,

In the other two games, Thornhill nipped Hazelton
35-33, and Smithers outscored Houston ‘B’, 44-27.

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St. Matthew’s Anglican/
Episcopal Church

4726 Lazelle Ave., Terrace. ‘Phone 635-9019
Flector Rev. Canon Lance Stephens — 635-5855

Sunday services:
9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.

_ Sunday School
HRIST and Adult Class
UTHERAN . 9:45 a.m.
HURCH Sunday Worship - 11:00 a.m.
Phone 4229 Sparks Street, Terrace
635-5520 Rev. Michael R. Bergman

Terrace Seventh-day Adventist Church

3306 Griffiths — 635-3232 —
Saturday — Sabbath School -— 9:30 a.m.
— Divine Service — 11:00 a.m.
Wednesdays — Prayer meeting — 7:00 p.m.
Pastor Ed Sukow -- 635-7642

"EVANGELICAL FREE GHURCH
9302 Sparks Street, Terrace, B.C. PH: 635-5115

Pastors Jim Westman and Bob Shatford
Sunday Schoo! for all-ages — 9:45 a.m.
Sunday Services — 11:00 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.
Prayer Meeting — Wednesdays — 7:00 p.m.

[KNOX UNITED CHURCH

4907 Lazetle Ave. Phone: 635-6014

Sunday Moming Wership 10:30 AM
/Sunday School 10:30 AM
Youth Group 6:30 PM

Adult study throughout the week, Cail Church office for details.

Minister: Stan Bailey

You are welcome!

Terrace Pentecostal Assembly
3611 Eby Btreet Phone: 635-2434
9:45 AM Sunday School
11:00 AM Morning Service
7:00 PM Evening Service.
John Caplin — Paster Len Freese — Assoc. Pastor

THE ALLIANCE CHURCH

4923 AGAR AVE. TERRACE — Ph. 635-7727
PASTORS: & COUTTS and J.T. McNAIR (Interim)

9:45 AM — Family Bible Hour
11:00 AM — New Year's Cummunion Service
- 6:00 PM. — “A Sermon From & Christmas Tree”

YOUTH MINISTRIES - HOMEBIBLESTUDIES - VISITATION
. ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED

The Salvation Army -

“4643 Walsh Avenue
_ SUNDAY 9:45 AM — Christian Education: all ages

11:00 AM — Holiness Meeting
SERVICES 7:00 pm - Salvation Meeting

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PHONE 635-6480

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