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26 Terrace Review - — ~ Wednesday, February 19, 1992.- -

‘Women with. talent [ :

needed for event...

Contributed by
* Karla Hennig

The Terrace’. Women's

Resource Centre is looking for tal--

ented women to help celebrate

International Women's Day. We
- need actors, musicians, singers,
poets, writers and speakers... any- -

one who would like to share her

talent for an evening of entertain-

ment by women for women.
Throughout the International

Women’ s Week (March 2 - 6),

lunch time films will be shown at

‘the. Women's Centre. On‘Interna- -

tional Women's Day, March 8, a

pot luck dinner and an evening of --
‘entertainment. by women for

women will take place at the
McColl Playhouse, 3625 Kalum
Street...

“International Women’ s: Day

was declared in 1910 in response
~ to the many. women who were

‘demanding votes for women, pro-
- hibition of child labour, better .

‘working conditions and equal pay

for women.
Women's Day is. for. all

: ‘raluated

“This weekend Canada World
Youth will hold their third
evaluation session in Terrace for |

new participants ‘in ‘this year’ 8

vexchange, programs. ~~ i
2 Twelve” young people between
“the ages of 17: and 21 from
throughout the region will spend
- all day Saturday at Knox United
‘Church being conducted’ by
evaluators through a. number of

exercises.

All three evaluators are , past.
Canada - ‘World Youth. people; |
.. Fotest Richard, a past participant
o with Indonesia; Betty Barton, a
past group leader for three years —
_and = Lisa |
. » Domeier, a leader with the CWY
-. work experience program in

: Costa Rica. .

‘Indonesia;

“The applicants will do a num-

ber of exercises: teaching an

iniaginary language, cooking a

_ meal together, discussing current

international affairs and other

tests. of the skills they: require.
‘Information gathered about the

participants and their-abilities to

' interact and work together as. a

‘group. will be combined with

| ‘insights gained through personal

Interviews with each of them to
choose” ‘the most suitable candi-

' dates” ‘for ‘upcoming Canada
; World Youth programs.

- Canada World Youth is now in

Bae tt 2iat. year of operation and is
_. gpoisoted by CIDA (Canadian
International

Development

Agenéy). Young people from 20

. . \different. “developing countries
: Cand: * ‘from. “Canada have the
oO ‘Opportunity to experience devel-
opment in ‘both theif own coun-
y and in someone clse’s coun- - |

; father than just reading

. Women... to celebrate our accom-

plishments and to share with one —

another. Let us remember and cel-
ebrate women’s accomplishments
on: International Women! s Day,
March 8. All women are ‘invited to
attend. the pot luck dinner and
evening of entertainment at the
McColl Playhouse. Bring a dish
and a friend. Enjoy the company

of others. Dinner at 7 p.m., enter-

tainment starting at 8.

‘For more information, call:

Karla at 638-0228.

Volunteers
offered —
training

_ ° The Terrace Sexual
Assault Centre is looking
for volunteers to work in —
their programs that
‘providing counselling and
other forms of help for
people who are victims of
sexual assault. ;
Program director
‘Lauren Stinson says the
centre will provide
training. Applications will

16. To apply or get more -

information, call 635-4042,

635-2373, or drop by the —
| centre.at the corner of -

be accepted up to March = |}

Kalum St. and Lakelae. a

“ONE ‘YEAR AGO.

THIS WEEK...
Terrace city ‘council once again
put off making a decision on the
library expansion project until after
they: -had “met with | the ‘library
board. Even more delays were
“expected however, a8 council had

just passed a recommendation to

‘not consider referendum’ on any
new facilities or additions to exist-
‘ing facilities without obtaining © yy
affected, with another 14 jobs in.
“thie ‘planer to. go ‘about: three
“months afterward, Mill manager

capital cost sharing or grant contri-
butions from the’ Regional District
.. A group of more than 50 con-

comed Thornhill residents attended .

a public meeting to voice their

anger over a proposal to build a
corrections facility ‘in their neigh-.

bourhood. The group gave. regional

“district director Les Watmough an
| unequivocal "no" to. take: back to.
the regional district board ., . The!

general management contractor of
the Twin River Estates senior’s
housing complex declared bank-
Tuptcy. Impact | Construction ‘of —
Terrace had been in business since

1988 and had worked closely with
‘the society in the design of the

project ... The fate of the row of

trees lining the perimeter . of

Skeenaview Park was in question
after one tree had blown down in
January windstorms. ‘Subsequent

examination showed it to be rotien ,

to the core.

Two > YEARS AGO.
THIS WEEK...

‘City ‘coun smn they:

- Mar. 21-Apr. 19

TAURUS).
Apr. 20-May 20

‘followed.
GEMINI -
May 21-June 20
CANCER
June 21-Jaly 22
a oo: _ efforts.
LEO

July 23-Aug. 22
Te get over it.
VIRGO

- Aug. 23-Sept. 22.

LIBRA

, SCORPIO
Oct. 23-Nov, 21
decisions. .

SAGITTARIUS
Nov. 21-Dec. 21
tb if possible. .

. CAPRICORN
Dec. 22-Jan, 19 |

AQUARIUS
Jan. 20-Feb, 18

PISCES
. Feb, 19-Mar. 20

ARIES . Pay close attention to tax investments, New

management may be required.

Policies change with the times. BE willing to .
compromise if you expect your plans to be.

Life is a constant source of ‘amazement: but
remember the Serenity Prayer and: accept those. 7
things you cannot change.

Be prepared to accept unfavorable missive.. ht |
may cause some heartache and pain but you will |

You should not have to look toa hard for i .
romance. It is right beside you —. just tunin = oF pL,
the right directions. . _
A legitimate: source of information is at your ,
disposal. What you do with it can make allthe °°. |:
difference in a relationship... -

An-unusual request could change the course of
your career, Be cautious before making any hasty en i

Travel could be on your ‘agenda. Good time to te
get away. Combine pleasure trip | with business ce

Keep a low profile this week. Your happiness is.
important, too. ‘

An insurmountable problem hampers your plans
to ride the tide to fame, Take inventory and .
. dispose of excess baggage.
~The rules of the game are about to change. Show
more affection toward mate or you may be left
“out in the cold, .

Philanthropic ‘organization could use your.
creative talents. Be generous with your time and a

shine!!

Make your lunches and parties }

With meats and cheeses

from - Bert’s Delicatessen!

4603 Park Avenue, Terrace
_ _ 835-5440.

_new truck route in the coming

“not related to markets but to the:

‘AGO THIS WEEK... |

"would be o actively lobbying. for a

year. In one step towards this,

mayor Jack Talstra said, ‘the city
- would be -putting aside money to

make: a video of all available
CFTK coverage of past accidents
on the Sande: Overpass ... Skeena-
Sawmills announced the shutdown’.
of the mill’s third shift effective

‘March 9,. About “32 full time

employees were expected to be:

Don Chesley said the decision was’

escalating ‘costs “of timber... A
meeting. of interested . ‘people was:
held to discuss the feasibility of

‘establishiing 3 a Summer School of
“the Arts\in Terrace by 1991, The
city ‘expressed support of the idea

by setting aside $3,000 to look at
a plan for a summer school of the

-At.a suggestion from Alderman’

‘Ruth Hallock, Terrace city council:
wrote a letter to Attorney General

Bud Smith requesting a "workable
solution" to the Sunday shopping

Terrace and “Vancouver ‘.
" council was expressing an interest

“problem, “Hatock ‘also suggésied 7
the city include. the results of the ©

1987 Sunday shopping referendum
which showed a definite opposition —
‘to Sunday shopping ... The Terrace

RCMP. and sheriff's office were

accused of mistreating a prisoner ,
with AIDS. ‘The prisoner, a former —
Terrace resident, had been arrested -

on outstanding warrants. at his
parent’s home in Terrace. The

charges were made by the Prison- |
er’s girlfriend. . cee
“FOUR YEARS AGO
THIS WEEK... .
‘Heinz. Lehmann, owner of the
“property on the northeast comer of |
Kalum and Lakelse, asked the city |

to either remove the old provincial
police building, or liave it removed
from the list of heritage buildings
‘80 it could be demolished... Sky-

link Airlines began regular sched=—

‘uled - passenger service between

in the possibility of a “hazardous

waste, disposal facility in the area,
' Alderman Hallock said ‘the. city
would: have nothing to lose to ses

what kind of investmerit would be.
Tequired and to see if they. would
be interested in pursuing the matter

further.

“Terrace

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