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L - VANCOUVER (CP)—The 60 per cent of their grapes “ - .
“British Columbia wine it- from B.C. growers, but the OTTAWA (CP) — VIA : . - ‘.
~; Suetry, reeling from heavy requirement will probably | Rall, the Crown agency DEASE LAKE, B.C. (CP) think everyone should have a sideline that gets tourists sea of muskeg, cost overrun room wall finds its perfect
<'. Yneyard losses last winter, be waived this year to avoid to ‘turn money-[ — Beulah Frazier insists some," and locals alike into the and government indecision. home in Dease Lake, Con-
2+ de gerambling tofindsultable a wine shortage in 1980 or | Josing rail passenger] that she’d rather be fishing © “If someone can't afforda house for a look at the jade... _But it’s alright with Mrs, struction workers stand
California grapes to keep . 1991, when wine started this Bervioe into if money: be wunnitg her backroom Piece, I i rretimes sell it at And she is reluctant to dis: Prazier“if the boom that the ‘fooking at two rail lnes
47. Wineries operating at full . year is brought to market, || making business, has! jade business and worries cost an ve away lots. cuss how many items s railway Was supposed to which come from opposite
capacity, . a, ; declared all-out war on| thatwhat started asa hobby too,” she said, “I’m just sells or how much she bring never arrives, There'll directions but just fail to
h-. Grape growers’ are. Berry said it would be in passes, ; is getting out of hand. trying tomake peoplehappy. makes. “I don’t really want be less business and more meet as they should in the
gr predicting a 7,500-ton har- e'long term interests ofthe } “ At‘one time there were] Listening to her tell it, it That sounds crazy, doesn’t people to know I'm doing it time to go after the rainbow middle, The caption un-
*- yest this year, lees than half Grape Marketing Board to | “thousand: and . sounds as if Mrs. Frazier it?” . - because they could come up trout in the nearby lakes, derneath reads; “Thank God
**” of last year’s bumper crop of low wine makers to buy | thousands” of Canadians] sella the figurines — carved It does sound slightly and do it too. It pays pretty The poster on her living It's Friday.”
“"> 49,000 ‘tous. The B.C, wing . California and Washington | who recelved free pas-| in Taiwan from British crazy for a businesswoman, well,” : .
industry uses more than tapes. If the board insists | gage aboard passenger Columbia jade — and the but Mrs, Frazier, at age 62, © Jade and licences are not " °
_, 20,000 tons of grapes a year, 09 Staying with current ] trains operated by the? bases and bookcases she displays a- good’ bit of the family’s only’ source of. ; m
‘v:. “The additon of: more import quotas and a wine | Canadian National * makes herself more as a - business sense as well. _ income. Husband Dave runs .
& California grapes in B.C, Shortage develops, , he says, Railways and CP Railac-| public service than to make  -Shebuysrawjadeinio0-or an aviation fuel supply 9
te: : , however, will not other bevereuea hick : to a VIA] money. ; Rogan lots. ‘from business, does some building
Uc necessa mean an im- ’ spokesman. . . mining operations in e Ww. 50n and Serves as
* overeat in the domestic Would not be in the best in- | “in addition to railway ae ‘ibploge Jade dealers mountains around here and’ - local justice of the peace and ;
%: . product, say B.C, wine mak- terests of B.C. grape employees who received] customers — a three-inch senda some of it to Taiwan to notary public, ;
6: OTB, - Growers. them as a condition of] bear she sells for $45 would D¢ ¢atved into seals, bears, “None of these things
s.,Robert Holt, vice- —_B.C. wine niakers are pre- | Work, the free riders cost twice that in Jasper ang Mult and other Canadian alone would keep us alive, 50
gr, President of Ste, Michelle dicting an improvement in’ | included dependents of] shout san in Vancouver, she tits. The cost of having it we have to put a few of them
te ”, Wines, says his company will local wines as the industry | ‘he = rail =. workers,| said. ee done, Gomeatically would be together,” said Mrs. Frazier
_, be looking for California continues to plant and we newspaper’ ‘porters. | “It’s a ripoff, I-know what Pighe cuts bookends gnd Whois quite content with the
ro. grapes which will blend well more vinifera grapes, eters ind. their} (i'3 Worthsand there’s no 4. for the fleur! ane’ slow-paced life in a town of
5 with B.C, grapes,.instead of —Vinifera are true, named | Senators and their} reason it should cost that . 52868 for gurinesontwo several hundred that B.C.
© significantly changing the stocks that originated in the | dependents, customs? pion” a diamond saws in her Rail was supposed to reach:
:, type of wine produced. great vineyards of ‘Europe. | fficials, many federal) backyard then polishes the -Creday but probably never
| 5° "It would be pretty drastic Most California grapes come | government departments Mrs. Frazier, who left products in her kitchen, ‘ll. ¥ UE B sf
ho to alter those blends,” said from vinifera stocks, + and various others. Cardston, : Alta, with her thereby cutting out the will, . :
; Holt, “We have to be careful Most of the grapes now - Inevitable abuses of the} husband eight years ago to iddieman on those large _ The rail bed for the BCR
ay. Bat to over-improve.” grown in the Okanagan, | passes Jed the two move to this northern B.C. items which she displays ~ extension is prepared mst 3 RITIGH OLLUM
? “He said wine consumers however, are hybrids g railway companies town that her business cards along with jewelry and of the way to Dease Lake but
prefer consistency and ‘on the hardier North themselves to shorten the} call ‘The Jade Capital of figurines in her living room. construction bogged down
2° would raget adversely to a. American -labrusca roots. | list cf pass holders. The World,” said she cuts She and her husband sell last year more than 300
J gignifiesnt change in their Most wine makers agree’ her profit margin because "fishing and hunting licences, kilometres to the south in a
a ines. 7 that more vinifera stock will "
-.° _, Wine makers also are pre- be planted this year to * , :
%*- dicting’ a possible wine replace frost-damaged .
i. shortage in 12 to 18 months plants, but added that many ;
because of: increased growers will be planting a ; ,
i je: demand for wine and this mix of grape vines, inclu a oN .
+ gy -,, Season's poor harvest, the tried and true hybrids, to : ‘
Harry McWatters, hedge their bets. ae . .
marketing services manager | Growers might also plant : .
_ 3+" for Casabello Wines, says. more grape vines to produce | . _ oe — 2 y - . —
;  & “much of the increased white wine which has soared Ct vi ye 0 JE. “Ready Mix Concrete; Sand, Gravel, Top Soll, Draln - Be
i a::demand for wine occurred in consumer popularity 3 AN $ Gi NTRACTING an rock, Patio Blocks, Concrete Gravel, Bags of W rT | G a
; +. Guring last summer's labor recently, Although red and Py : . Cement, 4 Yard Concrete Mixer available for rent. aysi e rocer 16s
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de: dispute in the brewing in- white wines now share 50 per ;
"> dustry in the province. cent af tlie B.C, wine market,- . WE DELIVER SATURDAYS 4711-G Keith Ave.
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ly ended, the demand for wine

almost 70 per cent of their

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"gc dln — Berry, general wine, resulting in heavy tne | General Building Contracting HOURS: oo
“F ” ges Manager of Andres Wine rta of white wine. ” - , : 5 .
i ili Lid, agrees, . ; Altogh the vine inurty 635-5585 . i Weekdays . 6:30 am - 12 midnight
- ‘The beer strike last is moving toward plan : ‘ : * s
summer caused a lot of mare vinifera. stock ond 2510 Kalum St. Terrace Prant oy! Krumm Road ‘Tweerens 9:00 am to 12 midnight
People to sample B.C. white wine grape . Pe
» r. wines, he says, and they time ee from ‘when vines
s the high qualing y sroducing Oe athe ‘one For Insights Plumbing - Heating - Cammerctal Servicing
Normally 50. wine eapes can be as long aa into Insurance Residential - ee ee celtzing Gas Fitting
é makers are required to buy seven years. Family Protection and Sheel Metal Shop tos
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. Mortgage Insurance ;
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oe me 635-3346 | 29% 0 - OR OR P.O. Box 534 PHONE 835-9319
Acklands Ltd., six months people MianuaA Life Business | OLD neice RD ATS & OHS TERRACE, B.C. V&G 485 OR 635-9920
“galled May 31: 1, 635-9236 The Manufacturers Lile Insurance Company 635-9236, WATCH FOR OUR COLUMN “ASK KORE’ install & Service Gas, Wood & Oil Furnaces
104,324, 43 cents a 5! ; ; ; ' : .
H 2 1978, $544,637, 18 cents. . = ’
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| 2 "as, i Sto a DOLLAR || Grocery & LAUNDROMAT| | Terrace Electronic Repairs Ltd.
share; 1978, $72,874, . ' ;
+ Ube este i OPEN | SERVING TERRACE & KITIMAT EDAR |
; e months en Pl tf AUTHORIZED
3 1970, $2,266,837, 22 cents a 7 DAYS A WEEK * SERVICE
7 share; 1978, $2,787,000, 32 a MONTREAL (CP) ~ US, To Serve You KK. DEPOT a
5 J , erms : : Philips, Magnavox, Zenith
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fo month ented Ane a oe Wodnoclay aes ae ot | WEEKDAYS. 8-11 WEEKENDS 9-11 e ‘Sanyo, Toshibs Custom finishing - Renovations- Additions
\ $1,068,126, $146 a share; $1.1645. Pound sterling was 4438 Lakelse 635-2104 Mon-Sat. — 9 a.m.- 6 pam. CEDAR SPECIALISTS
+1 MThaeerali ad.syenrended “tn New Wk the Conadian YOUR FRIENDLY CONVENIENCE STORE settable ee 635-4656
. '* ‘Toner: . Year én 1 akelse ; 645-4543
;  ¢ Dee Si: 1978, $208,000, 14 dollar was down 3100 at = Box 643 Terrace, B.C.
jo. cents a share; $1,254,000, 89 —$0.8587, pnd pound sterling ; - 3
cents, WAS up 1.57 at $2.2265, : " 7
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{ | Ba . A ly Terrace, B.C. Rug cleaning by hot water extraction
. ' ; Backhoe M.F.50 . ; s a 2rooms & hallway - $70 - most houses
. *°* {ORONTO (CP) — The the Vancouver Stock Ex- _ . , . & , . FREE ESTIMATES
: Toronto stock market was change with a volume of john Black 638-8354 5 A Complete Glass and 895-8622 4732 W th i
i ‘down ; close, B.C. . . . -
setive trading Wedneeos: ane mee Terrace, B.C oe Aluminum Service alliwe
In the industrials, |
: ere index fell pagurian was unchanged at

$3.75 on 11,-130 shares and

©. Volume was 4.87 million Third Dimension Industries

. Tucniey.. with 6.38 milton 300 ‘Reg Rest ra is wos | . ee Cl L d " SMALL APPLIANCES . LAWN MOWERS
en . . UD, auran , hi : * .
yon Among industrials Third Dimensh ar industries sm ooth Sailing Cine eaners Ltd. RENOVATING. BICYCLES ETC.
: , ension In eg ; war
Dominion Bridge fell 1% to Preferred-A was unchanged to the SUCTE OE nN | :
., $994 Petrofina Canada 1% at 95 on 2,000. Austin In- Herald! EDE AND LEATHER =e
_ 7 W $8844, Canadian Pacific vesiment was up .05 at 80 ! . CLEANING Handyman Unlimited
OP Noraisia Mises io nan and Balco Industries was up ; "2 LOCATIONS
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* + @ulf Canada 1 to $6014. 4404 Legion Avenue and Mini Mall ;
wat wie Zenore Resources was up (Next to Mr, Mikes) Calf BILL or DALE 1943 Mountalnview
~ | Finning Tractor rose 2 0 91 at 620n 977,000 shares on | 3212 KALUM PHONE 635-6357 638-8277 oF 635-3967 Terrace, B.C.
$37, OPT Lid. A Ito $27, the resoureé and develop- 635-2838
‘’ Carma Developers A 1% to ment board, while Tintina -
$17, Raiser Resources i Silver Mines was up .30 at | =
$25 and Sky ne Hotels 60 $2.70 on 141,100, Action Pre-Teeh El j
a ource Warrants Was Up ro-Tech Electronics Engineerin RESID Sate?
1 Melntrre Minea was down one-half Fcentt dl Boundary cineoring M. [AR COU Xx Offices, Custom HEATING A] ERAT ca SERVICE
han eT Algom to ae Exploration was down .10 at SERVING TERRACE & KITIMAT ishi &
‘Dome Mines was up % to -75 on 46,698. Amber finis ing homes, Fireplaces

Resources was wp .19 at $1.75 We Service All Cammercial & Home Entertainment

44% and Campbell Red ,
: . and Monte Grande Ex- Appliances Including Microwave s ‘ .
Lake i to f22%4, and Mento Gronde Bx: weer ysiny Ma remodelling — a.cenerat carpentry| | Jan’s t Heating
Canadian Reserve Oil and Sanyo Soundesign, Kenwood, Admira
Gas declined “% to $19, On the curb exchange, Morse €lectrophonie .

Trinity Resources 34 to $656 Hammond Certified Technician
‘and Page Pete % to $18.
Mountain States Resources
advanced 1% to $10% and.

_PanCanadian Pete % to

$504.

Nomad Mines was up .03 at -
.23 on 61,000 shares and Jet-
Star Resources was up .15 at
$1.90 on 52,600, Poney Ex-
plorations was up .06 at .73
on 44,000 and Nepture
Resources was down 04 at
72 on 32,997. Blanca
Resources was down .10 at $4
and Cascadia Resources was
up .01 at .30.

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3306 KALUM 635-5194

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VANCOUVER (CP) —
. Prices were up In active
, trading again Wednesday on
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