_ Resident cites violations .

‘ Kolbjorn Eide told city coun-
cil last Monday night that he had
witnessed several violations _of
the ‘‘no truck’ by-law presently
in place on North Sparks and
‘Halliwell Ave. and he wanted to
know why. . _
He said that city officials had
told him that no permits had
‘been issued to haul logs on
North Sparks or Halliwell but
when he reported violations to
the RCMP, he was told that the
city had not asked them to en-

force the ‘‘no truck”? by-law.
Eide was told by. Mayor Jack
Talstra that the by-law had been
put into effect earlier in the year
but council had passed a resolu-
‘tion to allow RJA Contracting

to do a limited amount of haul- °

ing. ;
‘Talstra explained that RJA
Contracting had refused to sign

a contract outlining restrictions

to the log hauling operation and
the city was taking appropriate
action,

Nelson, Miroslaw

take triathalon —

second and Orca, fielded by the

TERRACE — The big prize
winners in the Riverboat Days
triathalon held at Lakelse Lake

July 26 were John Nelson of.

Prince Rupert, who took the

‘men’s single event with a time of.

1:57:06, and Carlin Miroslaw of
Stewart, who made the course in
2:47:04 to top the women’s
field, ‘

Both top finishers won a free
trip to California, courtesy of
Canadian Airlines International,

In the first cardboard boat
race in Riverboat Days history,
the Skeena Queen entered by
Ray’s Camper Repairs took first
place, with the Kermode Friend-
ship Centre’s Challenge ’87 in

_ Hunting
continued from page 16

creased access following salvage
logging of beetle-infested
forests.

@ Also in Region 5, more
liberal seasons and bag limits for
mule deer, resulting from mild
winter conditions;

@ Shorter mule deer seasons
and changes to elk seasons in
parts of Region 7 (Omineca-
Peace).

“These are just a sampling of
some of the more striking
changes,’’ Strachan said. “The -
message to hunters is clear: for
the sake of conservation and to
ensure you stay within the law,
you must know and abide by the
regulations.” ,

Riverboat Days Society, in
third, . a

For complete results of River-

' boat Days events and photos see

next week's Terrace.Review, . - .

Ina later interview, Eide said
that he had witnessed at least
four events where logging trucks
or associated equipment belong-

‘ing to a variety of contractors

had been seen entering or leav-

ing the Kitselas road since June
| 26. . De

Council -

continued from page 1

; meeting and Mayor Talstra plac-

ed the report on the August 10
council agenda and also asked
Hallsor to file an updated report
for that meeting. nS
In the meantime, Talstra said
that, ‘‘Administration will be
taking steps. to enforce the
bylaw.’’ . .

Arnold was unavailable for. |

any comment on his plans to
truck logs out of Kitselas.

Kermode Friendship Centre staff members Joann

&

8 Pater (right) and Shirley

Mason are now acting as legal aid counsellors after an extensive tralning -
course administered by the Legal Services Society of B.C. Peter, the ex-
acutive director at the Centre, said she believes it Is Imperative that legal
aid continues to be available to the Terrace public.

Legal Aid continued from page 1

provided by a lawyer were af-
forded to individuals who would |
not otherwise receive them due
to financial hardship or other
reasons, Counsellors will pro-

vide legal education, advice and —

information,

Further information on Legal
Aid can be obtained by phoning
Joanne or Shirley at the Ker-

mode Friendship

Centre at
635-4906. -

Legal Aid is available for
many different types of legal
problems, including serious
criminal charges, urgent family
law problems, foreclosures, im-
migration, debt, human rights
and UIC and WCB appeals.

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