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To the editor, — . —
The Terrace. Regional
~, Museum -Society’ would like to
".. Weport a very successful Summer
“.} Program ‘at Heritage | Park.
‘| ..From statistic sheets done up at
'» the end of August we found that
_ ‘during the four-month program,
“over .7,000. visitors passed
- through the park gates. Tourists
~.. came from all over Canada, the
 US., Australia, Iceland, Japan, -
and Europe plus many visitors
from our own locality.

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With four very capable and
enthusiastic local students as
tour guides we were able to pre-

| | Another boom year
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sent the preservation-of our log.

building heritage, and also to

provide the opportunity for vis--’
itors to. learn a little of the
pioneer history of the area. a
We would like to thank the
City of Terrace and the Employ-
ment: and Immigration Chal-
lenge/87 Program for their sup-
port. We would also like to
thank the community for their...
co-operation during the summer
and on our July Ist and River-

- boat Days celebrations.

Mamie E. Kerby

. | President,
Terrace Regional. .
-. Museum Society

Lola Kinney =
it would be fine as long as we
keptthe company aCanadian dary industry.
one. Let's hope it puts more. _

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Canadians to work: +
ry

"Thomas Dollard
Terrace won't benefit at all;
Alcan .will send
power to the U.S.

_* Lynn Perrin.

More ‘employment oppor-
tunities, ©

inflated

‘The provincial government .

has agreed to broaden the scope
of a Royal Commission on Elec-
toral Boundaries to include a
review of all electoral districts,
Provincial Secretary Elwood
Veitch announced recently.

The Minister said cabinet ap-
proved a recommendation from
the Commissioner, Mr. Justice
Thomas K. Fisher, to examine
all 52 ridings rather than just the
17 dual-member ridings.

“We want to ensure that the
democratic process is applied as
fairly and equitably as possible
throughout the province,’’
Veitch said,

“For that reason we have
agreed to Mr. Justice Fisher’s re-
quest for a broader mandate.
When his study is completed,
decisions may then be made
which will result in improved
electoral boundaries for B.C.”

Mr. Justice Fisher was named
to conduct the one-person elec-
toral boundaries commission in
March. He completed his hear-
ings in August but then recom-
mended a broader mandate as a
result of his deliberations.

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' Sherrie Dilley |
Perhaps. electrical power.
could be cheaper to the con

| Kevin Kohorst a
It could attract some. secon-
__'_,..3umer, and’ therefore benefit
the whole province,"
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Wendy Berg &
- Kathrine O'Bryan.

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Visitors from Hammond, indiana,
through Heritage Park informative

Pat and Doyal Yaney, found their trip
and enjoyable with
tourguides Jenine Taron and Alex Zemianski who worked at the facliity this

the help of atudent

The detriment to the en-

summer under a Challenge '87 placement.

vironment over.a tong period
_of.time throughout the North-
west and interlor outwelghs.
‘the. short-term . benefits of
local employment. We should -
‘be more concerned about:the -

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corporations.

These thres West German children toured Heritage Park during August. The
Regional Museum Society reports that over 7,000 visitors went throught the
park this summer. :

future effects that. our |
children may. experience
rather than benefits for large

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