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not in
council's
court

Terrace council has
refused to have the rac-
quetball controversy in
its court.

Northwest Communi-
ty College (NWCC) had
suggested a possible
solution to its closed rac-
quetball facility would
be for the city to take
over the courts’ opera-
tion.

Council’s recreation
committee reported it
had been advised NWCC
and the B.C. Govern-

ment Employees Union
(BCGEUV) had agreed to
meet and discuss the
matter of reopening the
courts. .

Council. tabled the
suggestion ‘‘until such
time as the college and
the BCGEU have met to
resolve the issue.”’

First baby - §
of ’86 born

Terrace's first baby of
the New Year was born
to Mr. and Mrs. David
Wentzell at Mills
Memorial Hospital.

Brian Samuel Wentzell
was born Jan. 5 weighing
8 Ibs. 90 oz. Brian has a
sister Emilia and two . ©... -
brothers, Nathan and a
Jonathan. ue

Students make
gingerbread houses

Children from Grades 1,3 and6 at Uplands Elemen-
tary School in Terrace worked along-side one

another recently, making gingerbread houses.
Photographs by Sherry Halfyard

Fire breaks out
at Skeena Hotel

TERRACE — A fire A report from the fire
which broke out at the department suggests a
Skeena Hotel on Greig cigarette was dropped on
Avenue Sunday, Jan. 5, the sidewalk where it
was found to be acciden- joins with the building.
tal, said a local fire of- Minimal damage was
ficial. reported.

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