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Harold Taylor (left) newly-elected President of the Canadian Association of Smelter and Allied Workers with Ron Perrier, business agent, outside. of CASAW’s Union Hall. The 1800-member union voted last week for a new executive.

Taylor elected CASAW president —

ran on during the election budget, health and saety issues.

Harold Taylor, a 32 year- od craneman with Alcan was elected President of the Canadian Association of Smelter and Allied Workers (CASAW) Last Tuesday and Wednesday.

Taylor, who has lived for the, past four years in Kiimat with his wife and two children ran’ on a plat- form which p! | better rapport and Main the unlon's membership.

“T want tosee myself more

Smithers wins drama festival

Although he would have .

been pleased. to recommend up to five of the 10 ‘plays performed Friday and Saturday, adjudicator Dennis Johnstone finally chose. the Smithers production of: ‘Sing to Me Through Open Windows" as ’ this areas’ representative to the B.C, Provincial Drama Festival. The Smithers production, directed by Barbara Trowbridge, was chosen due

to its. being the most: in-.

teresting overall production.

- ‘The Smithers group utilized

excellent lighting effects, mime, and finely crafted costumes and seta to offset slight limitations in acting and seript. It was for these

reaions that Johnstone felt ‘

the play was the best choice

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himself as a man who will speak out when the need arises,

Taylor will officially be

sworn in as president on

Wertineaday, March 25. One of his first duties as president will be to attend CASAW's national con- vention in Prince George March 28 through April 1. |

Other issues which Taylor

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Caledonia's Friday night performance of “Louder I Can't Hear You" was singled cut along with Prince Rupert's production of “Window Dressing” as deserving special mention for production excellence.

Johnstone also selected several participants for special merit awards. Among those chosen were Caledonia’s Carmen Whittaker for her acting performance as ‘Marge’ In “Louder I Can't Hear You.” Andrea Aemonds was also given special mention for best minor role. ‘Both ap- peared in Friday night's performance of the play.

TERRACE

Valley. The board decided to re-activate the advisory

purpose.

Julius Komlos was ap pointed to the Terrace Recreation Commisalon.

The board approved the

ficer for Electoral District 'D’. A total of 131 people

14 for Robert Ball. The 145 votes polled represented a 31 per cent turnout, :

Over 475 kida between the ages of six and "18 have

' signed up for minor soccer in

Terrace this year. With registration 90 per cent complete and with the

mild weather holding out the _

start of the peason is being advanced a little with practices beginning soon and the first games expected for the end of April.

Terrace will be sending teams to district playdowns leading to the Provinclal Cup

for the first time this year.

Three or four teams are to be involved in district play despite the fact

planning commission for this

report of the returning of-.

voted for Joseph Murphy and’

. George,

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A resolution put forward

by, Kitimat director Max

Patzelt was passed urging the provincial government to

. aid in the development of the

Lakelse Hot Springs with the proviso that the public be guaranteed access to the facility.

The board also sent a letter of support to the Vancouver International Airport . with regards to its future -ex- pansion. The board agreed

Soccerregistration

that the closest organized district Is Prince George. Teams will play -Prince Queanel, and Willlams Lake and, if suc- cessful, will head for the © Provincials scheduled for~ Kelowna in mid-June.

The league will also be holding a series of coaches and referees clinics this year. The first such clinic is scheduled for April, dand 5. Fridays evenings ‘session will be in the arena with

participants moving out: —

doors to Skeena Secondary for Saturday and Sunday. -

however thot this expansion -

should not take place at-the

expense of regional alrfields. ©

- The board referred to a letter received from the Union of British Columbia Municipalities. The letter asked for names of possible appointees to the beard of.

- directors — of © the. B.C.

Assessment Authority. The board noted that northern representation . on the

assessment authority -was. increasing |

essential ‘if property vatues in the lower mainland were nol to end up,

Leds

Terrace Hotel” March 28, 1991 T P.M,

petition from Mr. and:

~ the upper bench area =n | . Thoenhill. The issue. referred to the next. boatd -

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TERRACE. CENTENNIAL 1 LIONS CLUB

‘dcimtision: “ Fashion SHOW: __ (all inctusive) Priees i:

-Komlos. apéointed to commission

shifting thenortheratax load onto “commercial . and © “Yn. dustrial enterprises, °°

-The board plans to sporaor five students in 1961. under

the federal governmenYs.

student placement p The board also hearda

Ottenbreit of Thornhill supported. the rezoning developinent small lots;

meeting which will be hektht 9 a.m. Saturday, April fi Terrace.

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