peng 7
Wy

A2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, January 12,2005 . . : . : ch | ,

ay
1

_ Four in the running
for NDP Saturday —

, : “NDP. MEMBERS here will ~ known well in advance ~ set mentum gained within the
- choose their candidate for for May 17. ' NDP after Nathan Cullen’
the Skeena riding in this The NDP nominee will _ was elected federally in the °

spring's provincial’ election try to unseat Liberal candi-’ . Skeena Bulkley riding last
from four nominees on Sat- date Roger Harris, who has June.

urday. = been MLA since defeating The cutoff for people to

Seeking the nomination..10- year veteran Giesbrecht sign up and vote at the Jan.
are former:-MLA and cabinet _in 2001? =~ 15 nomination meeting was. _
minister Helimut:Giesbiecht,. _ Harris, like “Giesbrecht. Oct> “TS. That was aimed al

1D,

Kitimat school trustee and did in 2001, efiters the pro- avoiding last. minuté*mass

union activist Peter King, vincial election race with the membership drives.
INCLUDES

2005

expected to’ get underway _ membership rise to unhap- George Little. He won four: ”
quickly because for the first piness with ‘the Liberal three times in a row begin-
time the ¢lection date is government and to the mo- ning with the 1960 election.

Terrace social worker and added title of government Saturday’s nomination
_ Sierra Club member Rob cabinet minister.» . meeting starts at 7 p.m at the ‘PROCESS
“Hart, and Terrace’ s Robin © The Skeena NDP provin- Best Western Terrace Inn... COLOUR :
Austin, also a social worker. cial association membership A win by Harris this May ee
It has not been unusual has risen to nearly 400, says would make it the first time | ie . '
for there to be.three or more | Les Watmough, who was the . in four decades that a non- 13210 Clinton St. '
candidates secking the NDP | chair up until late last year. . NDP MLA was re-elected. a Terrace, B.C. Hh
nomination in riding compe- © Replacinghiminthatrole © The last such MLA*was ; V8G SR2 if
: ‘titions across the province. _ is Kitimat’s Rob Goffinet. . Social Credit party Dudley We
. Actual’ campaigning _ is Observers “attribute the Little, son of city founder \ s
J .

1

: 7 From front a :
Efforts include noon sock hop.

Bo Staff. ‘at Northwest’ Training and Coun- _ in Bangkok, Thailand, well away from the,
‘ ‘selling collected donations on ‘behalf of the area of devastation.

Family Name:
Baby’s Ist Name:
‘Baby's Birth Date:_
Age of baby in pic._

Tn BES @
a

Red Cross in advance of the federal govern: ‘He told the Terrace Standard he felt af
ment’s Jan. 11 deadline for matching dona- _tershocks from the Dec. 26 earthquake in ' Mom's 1st Name:
tions from individuals to relief agencies. Sumatra, but is otherwise okay. i Dad’s 1st Name:

dy Address:

*- Six local businesses responded to North- © “The local : Thailand news holds back
west Training’s challenge for employers to very little to shield one from the horrors of |
-match employee contributions. ‘the tsunami,” he said.
, -Grade 5 students at Cassie Hall did their |. Terrace’s Marion Clift, 91, didn’ thave to
‘part with a noon hour dance Monday, Jan. . wait long to find out her grandnephew and
10 dubbed “Kids Helping Kids.” Admission his wife, who were vacationing in Thailand -
was $2 in the attempt to raise $500. __at.the'time of the disaster, were safe. ”
_ “It just brought tears’to your. eyes to sce Thanks to.a speedy email, Joe and Anni eB
this kind of compassion. They were just Dobson fet family and friends back in Brit- tl ae ath
-. compelled to'do something,” school princi- ish Columbia know they were safe. They -. .
», pal Todd’ Hollett said, referring to May de _ were unharmed, and were able to assist other”

bene ee ee een ene eee ee

Leeuw’ s class. “They couldn’t wait.” -. . __ tourists in need.
= Music and a DJ were provided courtesy _. | “We're ‘not. medic’; buts we: ‘thought
y “of Sight and: Sound: Students. .who did ot “Our language | ‘skills would:be of help.’ J
le. wrote...) "

; At presstime, "Térnave tray: vel ‘agents. were “Over the day, hundreds of people came
“unaware of any | local vacationers directly af- through.’ Most were. injured,” he wrote, de-
fected: by the Dec. 26 disaster: '. . “scribing secing* “people with. severe lacera-
‘tions,’ broken’ feet, and: ‘skin. peeled’ off thei

Dear friends, lam asking you to help me
"defeat Gordon Campbell.
e 7] was elected 5 times as school trustee in Kitimat.

elam the No. | supporter of Carole James in Skeena | . WE SELL F OR LESS’ nt maar
a Please mark Peter King | £[Bcge every day! s cat
| as your No. 1 choice — Te :
on your mail-in ballot.

DEC 2004- JAN 2005 fF - ‘DEC 2003-JAN 2004 0 i
D Max Min’ Total
A Temp Temp Precip
Y © CC — mm
31 n/a n/a n/a |]. a nae 4
1-30 -71 -SO]fP | fee Our Rea Vintermar 1a Grin k |
3-129 -166 Ool|- | brssrrenta—[ 20981 UF r Radi: an
4 7 e . aa 50 P205/75R15 eoo8 : :
5 - . : «| 9. 0 ; : P215/75R15 72.98
6 -163 -195 28 PR) even [srs
. : wo F P47S/70R13 49.98
P185/70R13_. 52.98

PSBSRLLERUEALERARLEBEE ERLE REEmarELinpers

“ WINTER MAINTENANCE

When weather conditions are appropriate, sult is
applied to the road surfice to eliminate compact snow
and ive. The salt takes approximately a 1/2 hour to start
melting the snow and ice eventually turning ito slush.
Motorists are advised to slow down to avoid
hydroplaning. The slush will be plowed off one to two
hours ittier the initial salt application,
* Please remember to adjust your driving habits for
winter conditions by reducing speed when necessary.
. This has heen a message for your Winter driving s -ifely
. from Nechi Iko Sorthcoast Maintenance,

P185/70R14 58.98
P195/70R14 59.98
P205/70R14 ~62.98 [=
.] P215/70R14 65.98
P205/70R15 69.98
P215/70R15 72.98
| P175/65R14_-| 59.98
P185/65R14 63.98
-| P1gs765R14 69.98
P185/65R15 72.98
P195/65R15__ | _73.98
P205/65R15 76.98
P215/65R16 82.98
oe P185/60R14 71.98 OO 0 ly HS ie fete
P195/60R14 74.98 Se er B Etikar en. Se ee o
8 P495/60R15__ |___79.98 oe SOG Se aN 2
| P205/60R15 {82.98
‘B215/60R16 91,98
P225/60R16 |. 93.98 ..
P205/55Ri6_ | 89.98

% .. . Construction, Terrace 5
ee. ; Your Local Highway & Bridge Maintenance Contractor 333
| Ph: (250) 638- 1881 |

RRRRRRRRIARLRRARRRARRAL,

PRRBULELL ELE ESUEUE UES aaa

“Tapco m
Program —

- ‘You choose the approach that fits you best: ..

\
ths

|) FLEXIBLE]
POINTS® . os a 7 °
PLAN Foo

FREE REGISTRATION. JOIN NOW.
.PAY ONLY $14.00 — SAVE $30.00
oe 800. 682. 8011, -WEIGHTWATCHERS: CA.

Knox ox United Ch church (Terrace) 4907 Lazelle

Tuesday 5:30 pm .

‘. : . e Ee. cl =10 ts ‘

“Valid for a  timiteid time at participating ‘meeting locations. Not valid for At Work meetings and Oniine : Ee valve 2 epa Road.ha d = :
| subscription products. ©2005 Weight Watchers International, Inc. All tights reserved. WEIGHT . de f\ ble o : f\ ° peek ‘
= a = cl a Ore O O = e e *

" WATCHERS and POINTS are tha registered trademarks of Weight Watchers International, Inc.

\