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Terrace Review production manager Jim Halil was one of a number of staff members and
local dignitaries and construction workers who helped prepare our time capsule for burial
last week. Shortly after this photo was taken, the concrete floor In the newspaper’ s new ex-

--pansion bullding was poured, permanently sealing the capsule.

The Terrace Review’s call to
the community for contributions
to a time capsule buried last
week received an overwhelming
response despite only four days’

notice. The capsule — a piece of

eight-inch diameter PVC water
main six feet long donated by
the City of Terrace =~ was
jammed with documents, photo-
graphs, and small objects.
representative of the time and
place in which we five. e
The capsule was’ buried July

26 in the floor of our new
addition at the Greig St. offices
and immediately covered with

concrete. A plaque affixed to

one of the wails in the reception
area will provide directions for

locating it when some future

~ (well into the future, we assume):
demolition squad takes down
the structure.

“The Terrace Review extends
special thanks’ to CFTK radio
and television for a thorough
and professional job of publi-
cizing the event; City Freeman
Vesta Douglas, Regional
Museum Society director Mamie
Kerby and Terrace alderman
Dave Hull for attending the
event; and Dave McKeown’s
Progressive Ventures crew for
taking time in their construction
schedule to accommodate the -

_project. We'd also like to give

Terrace Review staff reporter ~

- Tod Strachan public credit for

promoting and organizing this
rather frenetic piece of pre-_
emptive archaelogy.

Local companies, organiza-

“tions and individuals contrib-

uted the following:

Acklands Ltd.: A product line

catalogue complete with the
microfiche price list.
All West Glass: An All West
Glass poster signed by the
glazier on the Terrace Review
job, Harold Braam.

Boy Scouts of Canada:

- . Membership registration forms,

1988-89, for the Ist Terrace
Beavets, Cubs, Scouts, Ven-
turers and Rovers, 2nd Terrace
Scouts and Venturers, 4th Ter-
race Beavers, Cubs and Scouts,
6th Terrace Beavers, Cubs and
Scouts, 7th Terrace Beavers,
Cubs and Scouts, and 8th Ter-
race Cubs. Plus, the Scout-
Guide Week supplement to the
Terrace Review, a copy of The

Canadian Leader magazine, a
1988-89 catalogue, section pam-
phiets, a ist Terrace Beaver
group neckerchief with the
United Church sponsor badge

on the back, a 1989 Trees for:

Canada badge, and a Terrace
district badge.

CFTK AM59 Radio: A one-_

hour tape of July 25,.°1989
broadcast beginning at about
7:30 a.m. The tape includes
news, music, advertising and a
phone-in segment where callers
could leave a message for some-
one in’ the future. A letter
describing the tapes content is
included. é

City: of Terrace: The “cap
sule’’, a letter of greetings from
Mayor Jack ‘Talstra, a metal
City of Terrace Kermodei pin,

Riverboat Days 1989 ‘‘Schedule.
. Of Events’,

the June 1989
Building and Plumbing Revenue

_ report and the RCMP report for

the same month, the Official

Community Plan bylaw No. 905:

with amendments to July 24,
1989, 1989 Tax Rate bylaw No.
1171, 1989 Budget bylaw No.
1172, Consolidated Zoning
bylaw No. 4011, July 2A, 1989,
City of Terrace visitor’s -in-
formation map, and an aerial
photo of the city.
Employment Standards
Branch, Ministry of Labour and
Consumer Services: A copy of
the Human, Rights Act and an
Employment Standards bulletin.
Government Agents’ Branch,

' Ministry ‘of Regional Develop-

ment: A 1989 photograph of the
Government Agents’
photograph of the Access Cen-
tre, provincial job postings in-
cluding job descriptions and
salaries, B.C. Gazette price list,
Government Ag :s’ Branch
brochure, Provincial Park Fees.
B.C. Ferries Fees, Safe Driving
Guide, B.C. road map and parks
guide,
Summer 1989, Accommodations

Guide 1989, and assorted con- |

sumer tax bulletins such as Ex-
emption for Material and Equip-
ment used for Conservation of
Energy, and the Tobacco Tax
Act.

Government Liquor Store: A
copy of The Guide showing the
product offerings available at
B.C. Liquor Stores, product in-
formation pamphlets, a copy of

staff, a-

Provincial Report —

the May, 1989, staff magazine
— The Grapevine, one 750-
millilitre bottle of Sumac Ridge

Chancellor Red 1987, and infor-

mation on B.C.’s Hainle
Vineyards, Andres Vineyards,
the Divino Estate Winery and
Gray Monk Estate Cellars and
Vineyards.

-Jnterconnect Training ‘and
Employment Services: Intercon-
nect information and client in-
formation sheets, staff business
cards, Terrace and District
Community Services Newsletter,
July 25, “1989, workforce
statistics for the Terrace area,
Statistics (USA) Women in the
Workforce, and a paper clip, file
label, Post-It note and No
Smoking sign.

Ministry of Environment: A
copy of the British Columbia
Freshwater Fishing Regulations
Synopsis. Apr. 1 to Mar. 31,
1990, B.C. Hunting and Trap-

ping Regulation Synopsis:

1989-1990, A New Approach to
Angling Guide Management —
a discussion paper from the
Recreational Fisheries Branch
printed in December, 1988,
British Columbia Limited Entry
Hunting Regulations Synopsis

1989-1990, Waste Management .

— Questions and
Observe Record

Plans
Answers,

‘Report form for the protection
of fish and wildlife and the

preservation of recreational

areas, and the British Columbia

Conversation and Outdoor
Recreation Education (CORE).
Muks-Kum-O! Housing Socie-
ty: A copy of the Muks-kum-ol
Housing Society application, a
Muks-kum-ol lapel pin, a ‘‘pro-
file’ of the society and Financial
Statements for the 1988/89
fiscal year. Also, a photograph
of Muks-kum-ol President Ray
Jones taken at the November
1987 grand opening of Ghet
Muks-kum-ol, three. photo-
graphs of Project 5001 — 10
new housing units, and
photographs of the Muks-kum-
ol Board of Directors, consul-
tant, caretaker and Terry Brown
and George Fessenden of
CMHC, Prince George.
Northwest Community Col-
lege Students’ Association and
Student Body Racquet and
Fitness Centre: A Winter '89 ac-

‘tivity guide, a photograph of last

spring’ s Laff Olympics, a stu-

dent body membership card

‘‘g00d for 100 to 200 years’’, a
poster of Corky and the Juice
Pigs, a flyer promoting their
first ever ‘‘Peak Experience
Orientation Week’’ for new stu-
dents this fall, authentic 1989
‘handwriting, and a collection of
buttons supporting their alcohol
awareness campaign, Super Sup-
porter of NWCCAA, and Down
With Class Size. _
Dave Parker, Skeena
MLA/Minister of Forests: Pam-
phlets including the British
Columbia Home Mortgage
Assistance Program, Good
Samaritan Compensation Pro-
gram, B.C, Update, July 7,
1989, and July 14, 1989, and

Understanding Rural Property:

Taxes in B.C. 1989. A booklet
entitled British Columbia Major
Projects Inventory, a mews
release — Lottery Funding for
the Regional District of Kitimat-
Stikine plus a lottery fund but-
ton, alist of 1989 Graduates and
a copy of the congratulatory let-
ter mailed to all grads by Parker,
a copy of his appointment
schedule, a flyer on proposed

‘boundary changes and a-picture

and biography. Also included
are pins: The Stellar Jay from
the Ministry of Environment,
The Cedar Tree from the
Ministry of Forests, the
Dogwood, I Luv B.C., a plastic
B.C. pin and a Dave Parker
campaign button. .

Jennifer Parker: A letter ad-
dressed ‘To-someone 19 years of
age’. Theme is — take care of
the beach, that’s where we spent
all our time.

Terrace Drugs: A collection of
social and health vriented
phamplets — Hypertension and
You, Canadian Health - Sum-
mer 1989 (medications,

household poisons, diet, health

foods, Alzheimer Disease and
diabetes), What About Plants
(the poisonous variety), First
Aid for Poisoning, Helping a
Friend Quit (smoking), Survival
tips for Quitting Smoking, Sur-
vival Tips for Cold Turkey Day,
Congestive Heart Failure and
You, A, Senior’s Guide to Blood
Pressure Control, Canadian
Cancer Society — the fight
against cancer, Cancer Facts for
Older Adults, Bill C-22 - The
Patent Act Amendments, Sex
and Responsibility, Pregnancy

Prevention, Avoiding Pregnan-

cy, Giving a Child up for Adop-
tion: An Important Decision,
New and Improved Skin ‘and
Nails, and information on phar-
maceutical products for the
treatment of pneumonia. Also
included in this package is a
B.C. Telephone ‘‘Telephone
Business-pac”’, and a copy of
the G5 Report, Canada’s na-
tional telecommunications
newsletter,

Region 6, Regional Develop-
ment Liaison Officer, Minister
of State: Region 6 Transporta-
tion Plan.

Regional District of Kitimat-
Stikine: A Northwest B.C.
Travel and Recreation Guide, a
copy of the Economic Develop-
ment Commission’s ‘The Forest
Industry in the Terrace Area —
December 1984” and
Tourism Industry, Terrace,
B.C.”, January 1985, a copy of
the Thornhill Official Settlement

le — _it’s history

' Union

“The

Plan, Hazelton Vicinity see

Community Plan: and the Kit.)
wanga Settlement Planja@ 0 0
regional district’ Outlook 1989 7
pamphlet, and tourism informa-

tion of the Hazeltons, Stewart
and Kitimat. Bylaws: Zoning
Bylaw. No. 37 (Thornhill-
Kitimat corridor, October 1976),
Zoning Bylaw No. 73 (Kitimat-
Hazelton corridor, April 1977),
Zoning Bylaw No. 57 (Lakelse
Lake, July 1979), Thornhill
Zoning Bylaw, July 1986,
Thornhill Subdivision Develop-
and Control Bylaw No. 195,

1983, and the Greater Tertace. .. |
Official Community Plan: 1986 .
Bylaw No. 247. Also, a collec-

tion -of maps: : Kitimat-Stikine
Regional District Regional
Resource Inventory, the greater

Terrace area, Thornhill Zoning .

Bylaw No: 194, 1983, Lakelse
Lake and The Hazeltons. :

School District 88:: From
School District 88 — School
District 88 letterhead and an.

envelope, the School Calendar,

reports from Employee Recogni-

tion Evenings June 2, 1987, June -
9, 1988, ‘and June 15, 1989, and.
invitation to the June reception

held -for UBC ‘President Dr.
David Strangway, a copy of
Education in the Pacific North-
west 1989/90, an Information 88
flyer, June 1989 enrolment by
school, and. the minutes from

the June 6, 1989, Committee of ©

the Whole meeting. From the
Ministry of Education — the
booklet Public School Educa-
tion and Facts, Independent
Schools

Columbia, Annual Report June
87 to June 88, and What’s new
-jn Education. From the Royal
Commission on Education, a
copy of A Legacy for Learners:

Summary of Findings 1988. And

from Kitwanga Elementary
School, the Young Writers Con-
ference ‘Writers Project’.

Sears Canada: A number of
seasonal 1989 Sears catalogues
featuring their complete range
of products and prices.

The Strachan Family: Saman-
tha Fox poster of questionable
taste, a Wayne Gretzky hockey
card, Expo Ernie, the Expo 86
mascot, copy of an Archie comic
book, a Cabbage Patch Kid, a
dental impression made prior to
the fitting of braces, a: not too
up-to-date sampling of the
music of today entitled *‘Hit Ex-.

plosion’’, and the June, 1989, .

issue of Compute magazine. .

Terrace and District Chamber
of Commerce: B.C.’s Terrace
booklet, Discover Terrace, Visit
Heritage Park, Terrace’s White
Kermodei Bear —- The Story and
Legends, Mount Layton Hot-
springs Resort, Lakelse Lake
Provincial Park, Terrace, B.C.
Fact Sheet, a 1986 Riverboat
Days Trade Dollar, and a Ter-
race Kermodei Bear pin. .

Terrace and District Credit
Union: A Credit Union service
brochure and seven information
brochures, a copy of the Credit
Way magazine, an
economic analysis of B.C., 1a
1989 calendar, Fat Cat pin and
balldon, and the Credit Union
letterhead.

Tetrace Equipment Sales:
Brochures on Honda motor-

cycles, Skidoos, a variety of

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