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Barber shop is proud , ’ to welcome back Cin- ' TERRACE — Copper Moun- _ "With the new Year 2000~ program, they’re iring to foster

On the road agai ALL REWED UP, and somewhere to go, too. Roger Bourgoin for Sight. Motorcycle clubs across Canada join the ride to ; and Joe Malinkowski of the Road Runners Motorcycle Club . raise money for the R.P. {retinitis pigmentosa) Eye Resaerch

rode thelr Harley Davidsons ta Smithers with the rest of the ~” Foundation. Bo 7 i Road Runners Motorcycle Club last weekend, part of the Ride =

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make balls fly into the sky. great,’ said Collins. ‘But I was

i tain Elementary School had a

sports day with a difference May 24. Actually, it wasn’t a sports day at all, but a non- competitive, co-operative games

Copper Mountain teacher Debbie Sabourin said the teachers and students were en- thusiastic about it.

“(There was a lot of laughing going on, which was our basic

under the impression that the traditional sports day was to be cancelled. That's where [ drew the line — not to have a com- petetive sports day.’” ;

Collins hopes co-operative

the philosophy of making it a more .co-operative, situation,’” she said. ;

Sabourin added that games day lets the children have fun

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i day. —_ t Some .parents liked the BB change, but others did not. B .“This was more to teach.the - children to co-operate and to get through things together,”’ said parent Marlaine Webber. q- Activities included: an Ma obstacle. course the children if walked through holding hands, a human knot they had to work i together. to untie, and a I parachute they lifted together to

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without the “‘pressure of winn- ing ribbons.”” . , Other schools have expressed an interest in co-operative -games days. Nancy Nelson, principal of Uplands Elemen- tary School, said her school has always had a non-competitive sports day. This year, the school is con- sidering adding games day to its ‘non-competitive. sports day, to be held June 19.

objective for the day,*’ she said. “We will (do it again). I think - the staff is in-full agreement.”” the case at Copper. Mountain, : Not ‘everyone was. ecstatic according to Sabourin, - * about games day, however. A ‘We area rather competitive few parents objecied to the species and it’s pretty darn hard elimination of competition, . to change that,’’ he said. : ‘Mark Collins said he enjoyed ~ Sabourin said. the school sports. days as a child and decided to have a co-operative regrets that his child might miss games day because il is in keep- out,’ , ‘- . ing with the new changes in “The games day concept is . schools. Te

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§ TERRACE — The decision to ~ hire a full time city dump atten- dant may not have been made

The Terrace Multiple. Sclerosis

| Group os thanks all those who helped to make a suc: | cessful. carnation campaign by making

donations of $4,904. Ticket sales for the van were $6,008. —

THANKS ALSO TO:

iB voluntarily but it is one which i may benefit the city, says i engineering director Stew Christensen. ~_ A requirement to hire an at- tendant came’ earlier this: year (% under an. order from the en- | vironment ministry following & |

fire whick.smouldered at the

ve the Wightman & Smith, Century 21 Wightman & Smith Insurance dump for three weeks. ; ae cost more money but it | Misty River Bock Store CETK. | Mm does-mean beiter control over Terrace Pizza Hut Realty World . ly what is discarded at the dump Skeena Mall Totem Petro Can me ond “where: it is placed, Valley Oxygen & Supply. | Ovarwaitea Foods Lid. @e Christensen said. Terrace & Dist. Cradil Union .- “Bavarian an a! i §€=-' The city will now be able to Terrace Karati Club ~ Terrace Stock Car Club :” fa enforce its. ban on dumping Terrace Co-op Assn. ton of the West

Wl things like batteries, paint, used | m oil. and other ‘‘special ‘and hazardous wastes,’” he explain- IB ed. The’same applied to a new @: ban,‘effective May 30, on the © dumping. cf. tires. . ‘Keeping: . those . materials out of the site will en- @ sure ‘there.is no leaching pro- ‘ig blem,: Christensen pointed out. - ¥ “We don’t. have one now and we -don*t’ want ‘one. in. the future.” a The city will recover some of the.additional expense by: levy- ing a fee on the dumping of ‘most ‘commercial garbage. Commercial dumping can only take place if prior notice as been given by phoning the city's environmental health depart- ment. a a Residents will be able to con- |... vs @ tinue tipping domestic garbage’ >. # at no charge. nears paren A final benefit of having ane. [>> °-: i on-site attendant would be the’) % ability to more closely monitor "}.: the amount-and type of garbage “[° ® going’ into the dump. That would help the city in. planning .

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