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THINGS WERE busy last week at the new Copperside location
on Kalum. Rob Price from R. Price and Sons, the firm has the
millwork contract at the new outlet, is shown here sanding |
down one of the front counters.

Law firm
does well
with feds ©

TERRACE — A local law of,

fice remains among the top client, as listed by Canadian fe

firms in B.C. to do legal work Lawyer, is Health and Welfare
‘for the federal government,, ac- ,., Canna the “federal departfhent,
cording to figures: published by.
a magazine. :

The October: 1990 issue of
Canadian Lawyer lists Cramp-
ton Brown and Arndt as making
$217,430. from ‘the federal
government for the fiscal year
ending March 31, 1990.

It’s. down from the year
before when the magazine listed
the firm as having federal bill-
ings of $338,032.

That 1988-89 fiscal year °
figure was sufficient for Cramp-
ton Brown and Arndt to place
10th out of the top 20 firms
across the country in doing legal.
work for the federal govern-
ment,

The 1989-90 figure placed the
firm 10th among B.C. firms
which billed the federal govern-
ment for more than $100,000,

Crampton Brown and Arndt
does the majority of federal
drug prosecutions in the nor.’
thwest, arising from a federal
practice of retaining private law
firms for such work.

“tions, .

All told, the federal govern-
ment spent $30.7 million for
outside legal counsel in the
1989-90 fiscal year.

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A Vancouver law firm
representing the federal govern-
ment.in three land claims cases,
including
Gitksan-Wet'suwet’en suit in
northwestern B.C., placed
fourth among all firms in the
country to do wark for Ottawa

in the 1989-90 fiscal year.

Koenigsberg and Russell bill-
ed $650,556 of which $201,000
was listed as expenses.

The firm’s billings over the
past three years have been $1.85
million,

firm, also acling for the federal
government in land claims mat-
ters, billed.$535,652 last year. .
Macaulay McColl's billings
are $2.1 million over the past
four years.

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“SPECIAL PRICING
ON ALL
CERAMIC TILES instock

itl feb Bathroom or Kitchen Redecorating

C TERRACE
636-2076 6°

The firm’s main. .federal 3

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“which handles: drug prosecu- [i

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A. second Vancouver law |

been laid against: Skeena
Cellulose for two spills:from its
-pulp mill near, Port Edward, .

The spills of black liquor and ~"

lime mud slurry took place Nov.
24, 1989 and June: 28; 1990,
Three charges ¥ were laid under
the ‘provincial ‘waste!’ i manage-

ment act and one: charge. under 7

the federal fisheries act;
There's’ a: \maximum.-$1

‘million: fine : “under provincial

“legislation - and;.a maximum
$100,000: fine. “under.” ’ federal
‘Tegislation. © «~
‘Skeena Cellulose, appeared i in
court Dec. 50.::
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Pacific Northern Gas hooked

"up its 15,000th customer just

recently, says manager Rich
Green.

That's an. increase from

10,000 customers on the line .:-

Getxeen Prince Rupert to
Vandethoof and Fort St. James
(excluding the Hazeltons) in Oc-
tober 1984, he said.

And, the figure is double that

were 7,500 customers along the
route.

In all, there. are 12,700
residential and 2,300 commer-
cial customers.

TERRACE _ "Federal a and] pro- ©
vincial pollution charges have |

“eft -- its ° B.C, : whee
ae ‘relatively ° untouched, . says a.

‘manager for the federal crown

corporation in: Vancouver, |
- Ray Hudson‘ said: the radio
service will take a one: per-cent- f°
"cut, ‘a: figure ‘substantially less’ fl
“ than that of CBC’s TV service.“
“which has. had its ~ spending |

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Winter-Wise Buys!

CASH REBATE
Purchase 1 - 12x1 L 10w30 SG/CD
Premium Motor Oil - $19.95 .

“We've reached a 90 per. cent
‘saturation: in‘some: areas; In -
Terrace, we're. between 75-80.
per cent

‘Said Green,..
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Feduced by 10 per cent.

“In monetary terms, the one
‘ber cent cut translates’ into’
$70,000. for the CBC’s B.C, -

radio service, he said. .
* “There will be virtually no

change and no ‘threat to (the —
CBC radio bureau in) Prince
Rupert, ” said Hudson:

tokio k &

gas drilling rights brought in

. $9.1 million to the provincial

government.
To date, $131 million in sales

. have been recorded, 4 50 ‘per
‘of November 1981 when there ©

cent increase over this time last
year.
This year's sales are the best

‘since 1980, says the energy,

mines and petroleum resources
ministry,

Winter Grease
Olympian EP 1/2

alum complex,
non-tactified

B| $49°°/...

(10397 g tubs)

: | Receive $4.00 REBATE from Vinoco Oll Inc. ’ |

50:1 Mix Oll
For skidoo’s
two cycle engine oll

industrial oil products.

Come into our branch at 3226 River Drive and let |
us show you how you can save on all your auto and

Now open Saturdays 6 a.m, - 4:30 p.m.

Centennial Christian School

ap 35-7887

HOURS
Mon. - Fri. 8 am. - 4:30 p.m.

3226 River Drive
Terrace B.C.

School:

‘Acklands :
’ ‘Norm's Auto Refinishing '
‘Co-np Bakery -
Tha Fabric Boutique

Safeway ”

Talstra and Company

Totem Ford

Gemma Bath Boutique

Overwaltea

Elker Auto Supply

Treasura House

Carmen's Kitchan
- Talsec 3
McEwan G.M. oe
Wallinda Craft Supplias = «+
Auto Magle Tire "
Northern Magneto ae:
Don Diego's a
Plzza Hut:
Flowers a la Carte
deans’ North

Dairy:Queen Pare

s Vic Froese ‘Trucking ;
Tega’

\ Gingertvead Playhouse

McDonald's >. oe

Operaled by Ine Terrace Calvin Chrisnan Schoo! Sociely
A warm ee

to the following businesses fair their donations to
| the Bazaar’and Auction of. Centennial Christian

Kalum Tire,
“Independent | industrial Sup
‘Warmer Bandstra’, vals
. Bank of Nova Scotia’
re dons Photography:

Many thanks to the many. individuals and.
businesses who donated a oe oranitemto the ff

gent mee aetagen yr igi flcetcle hn are}

Or. Dennis Fisher

. Dr. Lepp

Dr. Tsang -

Your Decor

Terrace interiors. -

Bart's Dell

Elegance Fashions

Heather's Balloon Magic

: 7he Golden Flame
Northwest Specialty Foods

Sure Exposure

-. The Terrace Standard

* Northern Computer. ah
Rhonda's Hair Design

Terrace Bullder's 2 8

Kermodle Trading Be

Thornhil! Motors. ee

:. - River Industries

; 1 Terrace Motors :

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a ‘DECIDE. ACT

CBC budget cuts have s so 5 tar -
radio , service,

- BRENDA ZUDA E

to our. Staff, “For your coiwviencé Brenda: will: be: orking
sweekday. evenings from 5°- 8:p.m.; Mondays 9° 5 &

a Wednesdays 9 - 12. Phone Brenda, Connie, Lisa, ‘Sola o or |
Karlene or drop in at 4652 Lazelle Ave. :

= MANICURES « MAKE UP « AGES ay
* SCULPTUREO NAILS «PEDICURES PLUS | -
* EYELASH & EYEBROW TINTING .. TANNING, & TONING Fl

‘The November sale of oil and .

_* Bar & FACIAL HAIR REMOVAL — Daa

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+ Opn 7 ays a won, skuneh Mon, - Fal. — 11:30 - 2:00 p.m. Dinner 4:30 - 14: 00 p.m.

A taste of Greece right in your. .
own neighbourhood!

“THIS WEEKS SPECIALS!
Wed. — Sonbadas RDS 0.0.0... cccscsscnesees $12.95
Thurs. — Chicken Cordon Bleu................- $13.95
‘Fri. — Steak and Lobster .. $19.95

- Sat. — Steak and FanTail Shrimp............4 $13.95
Sun. — Lobster Tall $14.95
Mon, — Steak and Lasagne... sscseces $14.95
Tues, — Pepper Staak 0.0... eccssessecceens $11.95

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- COME IN AND ENJOY DAILY LUNCHEON

- 638-1503 ™
4402 Lakelse | Ave; Terrace 7

FOR RESERVATIONS CALL'638-0684 or | |

Reserve one or more ‘ables by calling is us at 638. qe

The Tord

INN

Me Mistletoe Buffet Luncheon —

= Friday, December 21 - .
Mistletoe Buffet Luncheon LE
ee os 30 a.m, - 2: 00 p.tt. aye
care “Skeena Ballroom: a
2 $9.95
Brig the offiée aff to the: ‘Tervace inn for a
Christmas Celebration. A fabulous Buffet Lunch |
will be served in the SKeena Ballroom in the spirit.
of Christmas. Round tables of 8 will be set inp for |
your group.

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Meni’ pure
assed Green Salad Perfec' tion Salad.

Potato Salad = Beet Salad .~. Pasta Salad |

Pickled, Beets, Sweet & Sour Pickles. -
Di itt Pickles; Olives, Com Relish. ae

_ Selection of Cold ¢ Cuts and European Sau ages. .
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4561 Graig Avene;
Terrace, B.C. VBG 1M7.
For Reservations, :

Call (604}.635-6630 or .

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Fax (604) 636-2788 °° ~

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