aspen

oc ass Tit Hasan rake

“ofTAWA (a (CP) — “80
‘maby thildren today need
a bath, a bite to eat, a

good ‘figlit’s sleep and a.

. bug-before they can elt in

a laderoom all day and

be. expected to function
and'to lear.”

‘The: statement by a.
Ss teacher in Prince
poignantly tly some ‘of the
fears and frustrations of

teachers across the
cowmtry "grappling with
the fallout from tough
economic times,
: 4. atiidy. ‘commissioned
by." the -- . Canadian
Teachers’ Federation and
released this week paints
idisturbing picture of

e of the voters,
a and leaders of
tomorrow are coping with

a ‘jobleasness among.

test parents, cts

a
it ‘ie qlectric rates ef-
ve April 15,1084. Gas

aten [remain unchanged,
at
fhe ‘March 2 ap-
plication to the BCUC, for
increase to

rake affect April 1, Hydro

sald the. proposed posed change

was ‘necessary,

upon gatimated “alee ta

avoid Ne foal ye at a loss
¢ flecal year ending

‘Seprember 4, 1964 .
‘that may be or-
d following a public

will include

rae be at the prime rate

fgod. by Hydro’s

I oe ae en re nee org de AT TE Oy + sgt = 9g

_ planning
directly

pean cea 2 AOE Se ae

deteriorating school

environment. - ;
The study's chief fin-.
ding was an “over-
whelming sense” that the
economic. recession *- -o
198i and 1¢62 has hurt
students" _ and
teachers.
The study, “done by

Among other things, he
found the most: pressing
student problems were a
lack of interest in lear.

ning: and -negative at-

f ftudes.in the classroom, |

ranging from poor at.

‘ fendance ‘and- discipline
‘problems. -
. Tanguage. .

to: bad

Ronald . Burke.” of, .the:-

faculty of administrative’
York .

studies = at .
University in Toronto, is
based on responses to a
detalled. questionnaire
from 3,724 teachers,

principals and guidance

counsellors. It involved

‘MORE DISTRESS
“Students having the,
toughest time. wera
depressed about their
own job prospects, had
‘parents —
insura-

nee, had fathers who were

elementary and ‘secon- |

dary schools.
_- Burke essentially
sought to compare

classroom conditions in
mid-1983 with conditions
before the country : was
gripped by recession in
1981.

interim  incteasé

electric rates will add for flexibility in plans for Froese up the difference munities with jobless
5 $3.14 per month to the
~ homeowner's bill:

Hydro
wishing -

customers
further ‘details
about the interm increase
are asked to contact their

- nearest Hydro office.

B.C. Hydro’s system
plan expenditures for the
next ten years have ® been

: to
electric load forecasting,

introduced last August,

incorporates. an Energy
Planning Range (EPR)
concept to accommodate

Hydro’s long-range
electric. load: . growth’
forecast and provide

maximum flexibility for
the electric system plan

“which . flows from the

forecast. ;

- This new development

in forecasting and
- resulted

from greater

recognition of economic
_ uncertainty in the future

D. Comfort

Renults for Wednesday, April IL

me

. Roland Gagne & Robert Cooper

~~ Dartene Davis & May M¢Farland

a

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. 4epades

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pass
double!

2 spades

pass

‘North’ 8 raise to four spades is unforghveable, but

forced to move away

‘from home to search for -

work .or had mothers
returning to work.
Burke. acknowledged
that students and their
performance at school
have : _Biways been al-

‘and the increased need’

new sources of electric
_ energy.

~Aaitetpating a.
restrained recovery,..
Hydro: has’ adopted ‘a
planning range for an

annual electrical growth

forecast of between 3.1
and 4.7 per cent over the
next 10 years with the

probable figure expected
to be 3.9 per cent.

After completion of the
Revelstoke project this
year, no major new
generation facilities are

_Planned to come into
service over the next’

decade,

This’ means that total
expenditures on fixed

assets have been cut from . 19989,

last year’s planned figure
of $12.8 billion for the .
“ period 1683 to 1993 to $4.0
billion for the period 1984
to 1994,

“The - “reduction
forecast expenditures is:
due to the overlal reduced
> load,: forecast,: and....a-

1” change in dur generationsands electrical ::demand~]

; Plannting,.s clteria;.; aatd
Hydro prekident Norman

heen, “This change ”)

permits us to plan
traditional, firm elec- .
trical generating .

resources for a demand .

PRICED TO SELL
VIEW ACREAGE
Close fo five acres of
land with 165 feet of
view frontage
southern exposure,

= future potential of

a subdivision located off
of Twedle Avenue.
Contact Rusty or Bert
Ljungh,

RH ENT Bisson cape h g My ba EM ETS AD

- flexible
” Consequently, the funds

“fected by a
homelife, “but he sald they

are “experiencing mare “fobs,

distress -. because. - of
' “These. threatening
trends must ‘be réeversad':
if Canida’s maior
resource for the future’ _

. the minds of its youth —

are to be developed to the
fullest," the author said.
Severai teachers, ©
counsellors and. ‘prin- -
cipals. reported: that :
Schools are dealing in-
cressingly with problems ~
formerly handled in the:
home or by « eociall
_ agencies.
“Teachers are . ‘fume
tioning more and more
like social woruers,” he .
said. a
While all respondents to.

the survey admitted the |

recession, bad a modest”

B.C. Hydro granted i increase

probable forecast ‘and to

with. . Jess-firm,. more

FeSOUrCES.
required for the last half,: .

of the 10-year ur period have |.

been
significantly reflecting

the deferral of the start of -

the: Peace Site C and
Stikine-Iskut - pro

‘In-service dates for the |
Keenleyside-Murphy
project have been
deferred by two years,
from 1992 to 1994 for the
generation addition to the
existing § Keenleyside
dam, and from 1998 to ©
1995 for the proposed
Murphy Creek dam. The
in-service date for the
proposed Site C dam has
been set back from 1991 to

“In the short term, that:
is over ‘the next three
years, our emphasis will -
be . - pestraint © and ~°
completion of committed

in. profecis, but we must:

also be: in a position to.
meet the needs of our
“customers if thé economy. :

- “This means that we -
must continue: ‘to give’
consideration toa variety —

of future’ development
options.”’

coop
HOME
On. quiet streel. Great
gardening sail. Fruit
treas. Greenhouse and
sundeck, Basement is
fully finished with
wood stove, 4th
bedroom, rec room
and sauna. Owners are
transferred and are
anxious to sell. For

FAMILY

BEST BUYS FOR
LOTS IN YEARS

No.t lots, full un-
derground services,
larger than average
slze, quiet location
_ Surrounded by WNo.}
hovsing. Price $19,500
each: Make a deal with
Rusty or Bert L:jungh.

appointment to view
cali Danny Sheridan...

fect,” “

ive. “allect 0 on them personally ~ crease

ease they “still had
“many indicated the ”
morale of teachers had

economic factors.’ ™, > deteriorated. along. with

‘the economy,

there was little money to
‘yepair or replace
' facilities, classes had
grown bigger and money
‘destined for special

programs for children :-

_ with learning probleme
-had been shaved,

To escape paying
-subatitute teachers,
: students were often left to
fend for themselves when
‘ teachers were absent,

- BECAME LEANER

-On the positive side,
" teas money forced schools
‘{nto a leaner operation,

-, while some teachers and,

‘ptudents were more

- devoted fa heir respective —
‘Burke also noted. that ©

“* principals tended to see

~ smaller. effects of the’
_Feécession . than teachers ~

and guidance counsellers.
' The study showed that

educators ‘from com- «

rates higher than the
national average .

reported a greater ine B-

:G.F. (Gordie) |
: SHERIDAN

John Currie, President
of Pruden & . Currie
(1976) Ltd. is pleased
to announce that G.F.
(Gordie) Sheridan has
ae the sales staff of
Tuden & Currie
-(1976) Ltd. Gordie, a
long time resident of
Terrace, will be
eased to assist” his
any friends ,
uaintances in. all” of”
eir real-. estate
requirements. Gordie
may be contacted-at
the office of Pruden &
phoried . ‘at-. his
residence 635-4781.

Tight budgets meant

Currie :(1976) Ltd. or |

PRICE REDUCED
In Caledonia sub-
division, a well
planned 4 bedroom
hgme featuring 3 baths
Including 2 pce. en-
sulie, Ilving room
fiéeplace, plus a wood
heater In a 15x27
‘gabement rec room,
This home is In very
good condition and Is
now priced at $89,500

in a

problems ‘during the .

’ recession. |
' The increase in the
problems was more
‘"-moticeable ¢
munities’
uneniployment rate had
climbed suddenty, less
‘obvious’ in areas. -'of
chronic high | unem-
ployment.
In response to the
‘study, the .Canadian
chers Federation

called for more vigorous .

federal efforts to improve
job. ppropects for
Canadians of all ages,.an
increase in funding -for

dementary and secondary ~

schools and better access

for students to guidance

and counselling.

«one ae
4,

‘in com.
where ‘the’

Awe

wa aE ee he a ne ee an Re See Re ee et me!

[TERRACE

SCHOOL

’ FOR SP

‘| ciassicaL
BALLET ~

is now accepting.

REGISTRATION > |

mg am

LA,

RING

Pre-school Ballet Classes

‘TO BEGIN SOON
For registration Information call

3467

of Your Choice

* Youth, Adult Classes,
: 4 Men’ sand Ladies’ Bible

«

LIKE TO LIVE -AT
THE LAKE?

Parkilke setting in a
‘private area at
Lakelse Lake. Lot Is
100x120 on ist Avenue.
Bullding site cleared
and road is In to this
appealing _praperty.
Just reduced = to
$16,000. Cait Joy for

Home Bible Studies
“You Are Welcome

at Uplands”

2802 MOLITOR
STREEX

This home fits all the
requirements for the
family just starting
out. Three bedrooms,
good sized klichen,
natural gas heat and
an extra large lot. To
see this home call
Danny Sheridan.

more detalls.

call Dick Evans for an

VIEW A STARTER

sepolntment to view.

HOME" —
Make an appointment
to make the first step
as.a home owner by
viewing:

1475 Maple. Street - 3

Ad

DESIGNED WITH
DISTINCTION

Pride shows in all of

- SPLIT LEVEL HOME

With panoramic view
of Terrace and Skeena
Valley. Just com-
pletely upgraded and
In beautiful condition. .
Post & beam living
room, dining room and
“kitchen on open plan,

_ With a three bedroom

' lots of producing fruit

2.18 ACRES ON Mc-
CONNELL

_ recently
‘Basement has large

TERRACE THE KNOX
* PENTECOSTAL SALVATION UNITED
ASSEMBLY... ARMY CHURCH
Pastor John Caplin 637 Walsh Ave, 4907 Lazelle Ave.
3511 Eby St, , 635-2626 or . 635-014-
Terrace, B.C. - “635.5446 Rev. David Martyn,
635-2494 : SUNDAY SERVICES B.A., M. Div,
SUNDAY SERVICES $:30 am. —— Sunday: Service — 11:00 a.m.

_ 9:45 Sunday Schoo! ”: Scheal for all ages. : Nursery, to Grade or .
11:00 Morning Worship 19:00 am, “— Family “a
7:03 Evening Service’ Worship Grade T to Adults —

° ~ 7:30 am, am.
Hose Evangelistic Salvation - °
Meeting. ZION.
PRAISE WEDNESDAY + BAPTIST .
Pastor Arnold Peters : 7:30 pm. — Ladies’ CHURCH
3406 Eby St. Home. League Pastor Paul. Mohninger
635-3015 635-3657 Fellawship, Home 635-5309
Sunday Services Corner of Sparks &
___ TERRACE 9:45 a mn Sunday
CHRISTIAN : oT
SACRED . REFORMED Schoo!
HEART CHURCH 11:00 8.11. — Morning
PARISH Reverend S. VanDaalen Worship
Sparks Sireet & 7
4936 Straume — ‘Straume Avenue ST. MATTHEW'S
; : ANGLICAN
Sunday School ~ 10 H
Mass Times: an. CHURC
sat. evening . nat pm. Worship Services — 11 4726 Lare He Avenue
un. morning; | §:i0am a.m. and 5 p.m. ‘
10:00am | Listen to. the Back to | . SUNDAY SERVICES
11:30am ° 9:00 am. — Holy
God Hour every Sunday
at 8:30 a.m. on CFTK Communion
— . 10:00 a.m, Sunday
CHRIST LUTHERAN . School 7
CHURCH , 11:00 am. —- Family
635-5520 oe Service — Holy
_ 3229 Sparks St. CHURCH Communion ‘except
' (Corner of c + Halliwell third Sunday.
Sparks & Park) + ona N tho Wednesdays - 7:30pm |
. and N. Thomas ‘Healing prayer’ every:
; 9:45. a.m, ath Wed, in. Eonth. :
ng. 943 am. — Sunday Eunda Sete . ; ° 7
aes bhunch, § is apse: ohunday ‘oa DAY. bs
- Fe 5 eee Reguia " 11:00 a.m. a ROVE ENTIST=; ee
S worship service. Morning Warship — 3306 Griffiths.
B Holy Communion the ’ Service ; Pastor Henry Bartsch
i first Sunday ‘of each 6:30": pm 635-3232
1 month. - Bible Study 635-7642
H Cholr, . Confirmation, Wednesday 8:00 Services — Sat. 9:30

a.m, — Sabbath School
(Sunday School). :
41:00 a.m. -- Worship §

HERE'S VALUE

Nice family home In
the Horseshoe, 3
bedrooms up,
heatalator flreplace in
L.R. Main — floor
recarpeted. ff

rec room, 2 bedrooms
and full bath NG.
heat. Well fenced yard
paved drive. Offered
at $72,500. Call Bob
Sheridan. MALS

house, Full basement,

trees, outbuildings and
cleared and developed
for garden. Listed at
$75,500. A handyman
dream. Call Joy.

5 BEDROOMS

A good family home
within - walking
distance of schools 1
they 12, 3 bedrooms
upstairs - 2 down. Two

Ah

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i

oats

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Pig tar a ee

Ceca

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t itwas his lucky day (and it was - -he & bedrooms, garage, ‘1 to. callin rea lthaieniaces, | }
ha comp on B THINKING OF | landscaped $50,000 me 224s sq. ff. mo masonry tiréplace. 3 RURAL ACREAGE rec room and wet bar. . {
Be careful when you “double” - you may help. MOVING UP? 2704 Kenney Street - ry awner u pce. ensulte, attached Just north of Town 5.76 | Recently listed at !
dechret Maat of the 0 en eo atrengtt and the Set your eyes on this | Fomtortable 3 Inipressive setineting arage. Nice family acres In Woodland $67,500. To view call j
th most of the outstanding strength and the odernbeauty located | bedroom large sub. | You'll find distinctive 9 Well treated | Berke Gunde | $87,500. Fo !
ming mndes. After weat leads the queen cf'clubs, I on soucie Avenue with | divdable Ict $58,009," | features: like sunken | tou: NP OME! 1 privacy plus close to 1
| mas no oa rd ‘bedrooms and all ihe | 4728 Walsh ve: -.2 | conversation | Pit | shertaan town. Priced at | -TRAILER-MOBILE |
are in the diemota sult. If eas baths, Sky-lights cedar 930x131 $49,500 -_ | vans. HOME PARK
foo te a of diamonds (and ho probably does) exterior sundecks, | 20! S. Sparks 2 | chestnut cabinets, two | THIRTY-EIGHT. Conalets of four, lot |
Prospects look bright triple paved driveway | bedrooms, ~fyi| | double sided brick | AC RES. IN | OWNER . ANXIOUS [01 ental «mobile :
Win the club queen with yourkingandruff aélubon [I ang much more. To | basement; carport | flreplacerisingtoopen | THORNHILL Great start on the | homes. in addition to !
the board - Now lead a low diamond towatd your HH: viewcall Rusty or Bert $42,500. beamed cellings. | Exeellant trucker | renovations on this 2 homes. In addltipn fo |
: If east wins, you get two diamond tricks. ~ Ljungh. ; Call Rusty or “Bort Silding doors ‘open | -igcation just off Rifle | bedroom, full 7 oe pads fully :oc-
Bast, tly, ducks and you win your diamond» ” Llungh. luxury master. Range Road, 4 & v2 | basement home with | cuoied ot agg per ..
que “Cash the ace a lube and tluff the diamond fi ! badroom {o private “acres zoned light | fireplace, net. gas menth _ Grossing ;
ding. ‘Ruff a low diamond and take the spade finesse WELL LOCATED FAMILY HOME sundeck area. Located [| 7’ Chea T def heat, and two extra | $55 G09 ‘app oximatey.
ageinat sast...Lead a low spade from the board and - 5 bedrooms, . family ot with garden and In an executive nalgh- a ae ty le wi : bedrooms in the $25.0 ape Dany”
insert the niné, which wins. ‘Ruff your last diamond fi room, brick fireplace fruit treas. Call Bob bourhood= af Pp. basement, set on a PA. | Call Dancy
board and assess your situation. In jiving roam, — Sherl _ prestigious homes. | Priced at $95,000. | jarge tot on North Eby ] precast date of this
“Ven kave won. the ace, king of clubs, the queen of Hi apacious kitchen. eridan on 3602 Eby 1 Listed at $162,000. Call | Phone Rusty or Bert | Street, Phone Rusty or financial date of
bro i hee nes amy, “y a atl Double carport erve ie hae Ljungh. ‘| Bert Liungh to view.
‘(geven tricks altogether), You 8 1.
tne cree and QT of hearts in your hand *)-lils (1976 LTD.) 635-0142
and you need three more tric a low ,
from the table and east is doomed. He can take his

. and ace of hearts but if he then leads a spade,

you get a free finesse. If he, instead, leads a third
o you can ruffitand lead a low spade. Again east
has to win and give you the finesse and you ten tricks -
doubled. South earns a top on the board which would
have been very difficult without all that help from
east,

Terrace Duplicate Bridge Club meets every
Woleeniny at 7:30 ola ihe Caledonia Schoot cafeteria.
Please feel fretodrop in. For more information wall:
Keith Soules 635-4020, Dave Comfort €55-4875.. :

2

BERT LIUNGH
s4

GORDIE SHERIDAN i.
635-4731

JOY DOVER.
aus-pere

DANNY SHERIL
434-5327 -

DICK EVANS
* 435-7a08

BOB SHERIDAN
613.2646

JOHN CURRIE ‘ RUSTY LJIUNGH

425-5754