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Legislative Library, Parliament Buildings, e Victoria, B.C. V8V 1X4 50 CENTS VoL 2, Issue No. 10 TERRACE, B.C., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1986 College, union settle contract An agreement has been reached in the long- standing labor dispute between the Academic Workers' Union and the administration of North- west Community Col- lege. Following the last round of negotiations the union voted to ratify the proposed contract on Friday, Feb. 28. The for- mal announcement of acceptance from the col- lege board was tendered to the union by college bursar Geoff Harris on March 3. The last issue in negotiations, which began in May of 1985, centered around the use B.C. Winter Games celebration sounds of audioteleconferencing Jim Ryan tunes up the regional community band during rehearsal at the REM Lee Theatre. The group provided music at B.C. Winter Games for on-campus instruc- opening ceremonies and got a rave review from Provincial Secretary, Grace McCarthy. tion in Terrace. Aca- demic Workers' Union president George Stanley s~id that he is satisfied .... .,,; '. t~::::te,:;,?-, rms.of thei~! Winter Games open in style,...... ,: agreement will maim The largest crowd ever montage concluded with the orgamzmg'.. commit- "The greatest moment is "The trophies fade. tain. the quality of educa' Joanne Houlden, accom- tees and volunteers, call- when you are competing away, but the character tion" at the Terrace assembled in the Terrace campus. Stanley stated panied by the band, sing- ing their efforts an exam- with yourse.lf." lasts forever." Arena launched the 16th that the contract calls for ing her composition, ple of "what we can do Howard's comments :Gary Baker, Terrace Annual B.C. Winter university transfer and "Terrace B.C. Winter when we work togeth- were expanded on by En- Winter Games Society Games with ceremony career technical pro- and enthusiasm Thurs- Games' '. er." Howard also had a vironment Minister President, extended con- gratulations, and thanks grams to be taught en- day night. Spring The parade of athletes bit of philosophy for the Austin Pelton, who said tirely by traditional temperatures and heavy which began afterward athletes, telling them, of sporting endeavors, continued on page II • s ~ classroom methods, with rain did nothing to seemed endless. When • . .'eL; • the exception of two .i I diminish the high- the last group, local small experimental spirited atmosphere of competitors from Zone classes which will be set celebration at the long- 7, took their places, the up on guidelines anticipated event. entire floor of the arena established by the Local Games officers was filled, and the stag- distance education and representatives of gering magnitude of this •department of Atha- government were march- undertaking became ap- basca University. ed to the proscenium by parent. After a stirring eoallaaed on page 24 the Terrace Pipes and rendition of the national • . ~ ii!i?i ii: ¸!ii;:ill ...... Drums, escorted by Ter- anthem by David Hislop, il • '~ ~~~"~~ ~ ! '~ race RCMP Constables the dignitaries on the Lorna Thomsen and platform were introduc- Outside Bruno Saccomani. Na- ed by Pascall and Ter- Date HI Lo Prec. race distance runner Sue Feb. 24 5 -3 5,6 mm tionally-known sports Feb. 25 6 2 63mm broadcaster Bernie Walker read the "Ath- Feb. 26 7 2 3,7mm Pascall acted as Master letes' Pledge". Feb. 27 7 1 21.4 mm Provincial Secretary :ii ~, Feb. 28 7 2 3,4ram of Ceremonies for the Mar. 1 7 0 1,4ram evening. and Minister of Govern- Mar. 2 5 2 trace "Sports in History", ment Services Grace Mc- an athletic ballet, began Carthy led the round of Cloudy, mild, occasional the program by stylized guest speakers, describ- rain. High 8, low 2. depictions of ancient and ing the community effort modern sporting events. of Terrace in hosting the Inslde Games as "simply out- As the spotlight moved Business Guide 18 about the arena floor standing" and singling Church Directory 22 spectators were shown out Jim Ryan's Band for Classified Ads 23 slow-motion costumed particular praise. Coming Events 20 representations of Mayor Jack Talstra Comics 21 wrestling, boxing, figure welcomed out-of-town Crossword 21 Games participants, say- Dining Directory 2 skating and hockey. The Entertainment 3 combination of dance ing, "These citizens of Horoscope 14 and sport was choreo- Terrace want to say to Letters 4 graphed by Lynne those who have traveled Action begins Opinions 4 Leydier-Frolick and per- here,'Greetings -- wel- A Prince George player reaches high at the volleyball tournament In Thornhill Junior Sports 6 formed to the music of come to Terrace'.'" Secondary School. The opposing team is Revelstoke. Players were caught in action dur- Stork Book 8 Jim Ryan's Regional Skeena MLA Frank Ing the B.C. Winter Games held Feb. 27 - March 2 In Terrace. See more athletes in action Talk of the Town 24 Community Band. The Howard paid tribute to pages 12 and 13. • 2 Council.Terrace Review-- Wednesday, drops March 5, 1986 ski hi!!study TERRACE -- e public vote. Kitsum- municipal council, acting kalum mountain has on a recommendation been plagued by poor from the Recreation, snow conditions during Parks and Library Com- the past several seasons, mattes, has decided that and it is a virtual certain- further investigation into ty that the referendum operating the Kitsum- will close it. kalum ski hill is unwar- At the Feb. 24 council ranted, meeting Aid. Bob Jack- t: Council began con- man said, "I have a fear sidering the possibility of that if the Regional running the ski hill after District withdraws its the present operator, the support of Kitsum- Regional District of kalum, Terrace couldbe Kitimat-Stikine, decided left without a ski in January to determine facility." Aid. Fred the future of the deficit- MacDonald retorted, ridden operation by "Then send people to Smithers on transit Residents busses."MacDonald later re- to be marked that if the municipality were to ~,., uerie,.i"' ~ undertake an investment in ski operations, "I'd on rather see us take an equity position on Raffle held legalized Shames,"a reference to Family group formed Tracle Lesson of the Terrace 747th Air Cadets draws the a proposed private winning tickets in a raffle held recently by the Terrace & casinos development for a major by Philip Musselman those families." District Chamber of Commerce, Chamber of Commerce ski facility at Shames TERRACE -- Sunday vice-president Helen Mclnnee holds the basket of 500 A questionnaire in- ticket stubs as Pacific Western Airlines base manager tended to assess the at- mountain, for Family is a group of For more information Terry Morris (left) and Tom Laurie (right) of Canadian titude of Terrace resi- Jackman countered people who feel that on Sunday for Family, Pacific Airlines look on. Winner of a Canadian Pacific dents and businesses that the municipality Sunday should not be a phone Marjorie Van- Airlines return trip for two to Vancouver was Tom toward legalized gam- already supported rec- shopping day. Vugt at 635-5764, or Lachapelle of Terrace. Andy Webber of Terrace won a reational facilities which Lauretta Lapp at return trip for two to Vancouver via PWA. Both winners bling will be circulated in will also receive three-day Royal Bank Expo passes. the near future by the are unprofitable, citing This group supports 635-3838." Terrace and District the swimming pool and Co-op and Woolworth's Chamber of Commerce. ice arena. Aid. George through a petition that ,c-,~~'- The local Chamber Clark pointed out that now has over 300 names (~ will be taking the survey although the municipali- on it. These names rap- I ~ at the request of the B.C. ty can supply water for resent people who will no Chamber of Commerce the pool and ice for the longer shop at local (j as part of a province- arena, it would be unable stores which have elected wide study into the to provide snow for the to open on Sunday for ~ tourist-attraction poten- notoriously'dry moun-, business. tain. [ tial Of gaming houses ZT;n;.3 In a vote the council According to Marjorie i eeto y and casinos. The infor- decided tocurtailfurther VanVugt, Sunday for mation obtained will be study into the matter. If Family is basically con- Chinese & Canadian Cuisine used to determine where, the regional district cerned about Sunday be- Dine-in and Take-out if anyplace, such estab- referendum goes against ing a day of rest. "The lishments should be continued operation of employees no longer Available Specializing in Chinese located and under what Men. • Thurs Frl. & Sat. Sunday "Ski Terrace", the pres- have this day of rest for 11:30. midnight 11:30a.rn. • 2:30 11:30-midnight Cuisine and Canadian controls and regulations ent skiing season could worship or play," she ex- they would operate. Dishes be the last for Kit- plained, "and we feel Chop Suey Garden 4806 Craig Ave., For Take.Out sumkalum, that this is not fair to 4430 Grelg. Terrace Ph. 638.1946 Terrace, B.C. Ph. 636-6184 .Council IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Delic,ous homemade. ~..o GIM'S ~ . Terrace council recent- European & Canadian Cmsine ~.~ RESTAURANT ~ Ucensed premises ly joined other B.C. ~P" Chinese Smorgasbord ~\~- We have it all! Sat. to Thurs .............. 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Friday ................... 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. mumc~palities in re- ~.~, Lunch: 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. rj~, questing a transportation • Closed Sun?ay ..~~ Everything you ~'~ Fflday to Sunday ~'~:'*~ subsidy for northerners. Northland Del,catessen Dinner: 5 - 8 p.m. .= The reply, entered as in- ~~ :.~ require for comfort 4821 LakelseAve.._.__~, ~ 635-2833 4843 Park Ave.