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TERRACE: —. Skeena
Sawmills’ planer “mill. will
operate through the: night for
the next two months. and. that

people.

Manager . Don Chesley ‘said
the third graveyard shift was ad-
ded to reduce thé mill's stock of
rough cut lumber. .

Rough cut refers to wood
that’s been cut to the basic re-
quired dimensions . but has not
yet been ‘planed to take it to the
finished product form. .

preferred to keep its rough cut
inventory to a minimum during
the winter months because. of
local weather. conditions. .

Since the lumber was ‘stored
outside, the combination ‘of
snow, rain and - freezing
temperatures turned. the pilesi in-
to “blocks of ice’’.

There would. be significant
problems if orders for finished
product came iniand all the mill
had was frozen blacks of rough
lumber, he explained. .

off employees would have_first

means temporary work for. 16 :

Chesley said the company ff

te ay . athe
" he is Sifts Gokandan
Lotlary Corporation O

Chesley said ‘previously laid-

TERRACE SPEEDWAY

~ Sunday, Sept. 8
Open Day Races and ;
Demolition Derby,

+450 FREE “Trocenes |

END OF MONTH DRAW

SECOND CHANCE DRAW
"WEEKLY PRIZES FOR THE
"MONTH OF SEPTEMBER -

- See Customer Service/Lottery Centra
‘To Enter ‘And For Detaiis| . .- -

JW s s about time!

~ Growing business.

. FIRST CROP. of the year, displayed here by Tara Burkett, wasn’t great for. pine ‘mushroom
| pickers, according to local depot operators. Too many wormy, poor quality mushrooms, and the ||
«price per pound plunged from $20 near the beginning of the manth to just $10, But ‘the quan-

_call on the 16 temporary posi-
tions, Skeena Sawmills laid-off
45 employees last year when a
shortage of economically priced
logs foreced it to cut back to

“tities of mushrooms coming in this season are impressive, thanks mainly to the wet We weather.

_Daycares get green

_ TERRACE — Local residents

get a chance next Monday to
comment on plans to make

-daycares a ‘‘permitied use” in

all areas of the city.
Council last week gave first
and second reading to a by-law
ndment: which will allow

daycares of up,to, eight children -
in RI single. ‘residential, R7 low |

density residential and the
recently created rural suburban
residential zones.

Child care facilities looking
after up to 20 children will
become a permitted use in all
other residential and rural zones
provided they are housed in a
single family home “containing
one residential unit,”

“The proposal now. goes to a
public hearing scheduled for 7
p.m. Monday, Sept. 9 in the
council chambers.

The amendment was _ in-
troduced after Helene Harris —
she runs a daycare on Gair Ave

— asked the city to relax its |

TERRY MON TURE.

: ‘BEEN A RESIDENT OF.TER- :
_ RACE FOR 7: YEARS. JUST:-RECENTLY, TERRY AND’
’ HIS WIFE LAURIE; OPENED..A NEW BUSINESS‘IN~
: TERRACE, ASTRO PURE: WATER PURIFIERS. THEY

. BOTH LOOK: FORWARD “TO. MANY SUCCESSFUL
YEARS OF BUSINESS - HERE AS WELL AS. MEETING:

Marvin Kamenz
home occupation rules. She
wants to expand her enrolment
to 15 children but is caught bet-
ween city and provincial rules.

City planner Marvin Kamenz
explained city regulations say

only members of the family liv- ©

ing in the home can work at the
home occupation. _

At the same time provincial
regulations on daycares allow

Harris. to look after only 10
children on her own. Therefore,
he ‘said, expansion could only
occur if she took on an

employee — which would put.

ber | in violation of the home « oc

isting, 25-year-old pening a
law, Kamenz said.the amend-
ment was seen as the best way to
correct that situation.

day and afternoon shifts.

light

He also suggested it might eit.
courage development” Of:
daycares in neighbourhoods
where they were needed. “We!”

do have a shortage of ‘licensed:

daycare here,’’ he added:
In-terms of the amendm nt’s s

‘Bric SA'RE zdiied? K

baid Moding Had changed: "He

explained provincial legislation

already allows daycares of up to ©

eight children in any zone
‘regardless of municipal by-laws..

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College of Teachers |

CALL FOR ROMMATIONS
FOR COUNCIL MEMBERS —

Pursuant fo Section 1 1 of the Teaching Profession ‘Act, this

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“eae? for’ ‘your, zone. 4

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“The affective date of this call for nominations lg September 1
1991 and nominations shall close. October 15, - 4991,
Nominations: MUST- be-received at the Callege of Ti eachers
offices, “No. .405- 1385 West Elghth Avenue, Vancouver,
BG.; » V8H ave, bye §: 00 p. m...0n Tuesday.’ October 15H

e the Bylaws" of the College | 0
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