False alarms to

draw fines

FOUR STRIKES and you're out,
out of pocket that Is,
 Kitimat-Stikine regional district
directors have given three read-
ings to a by-law which ‘will al-
lows fines to be levied for ex-
ecssive false alarms in Electoral
. Areas C and E (essentially Thorn-
hill and Lakelse),

Similar to a by-law passed car-
lier this year in Terrace, the
fourth false alarm occurring in a
-... calendar year will make the prop-

. erty owner liable to a $100 fine.

- The fine then increases to $200
for the next false alarm and $300
for each beyond that.

Emergency

cash released

THE DISTRICT of Stewart hav-
ing confirmed it has now brought
- it's emergency response unit into
Service, directors have approved

"releasing a $7,000 grant approved

~ as part of this year’s budget.
Purchased from Anderson
Engineering, the unit underwent a
$14,700 refit. Apart from
Stewart, it responds to accidents
on) Hwy 37 North, sometimes
tavelling as far north as Bob
Quinn Lake,

Thornhill app

— turned down

A: REQUEST to extend land
holdings on a Thornhill property
has been given the thumbs down
by the regional district.

Keith and Sandra Alexander
have applied to the Lands minis-
try to enlarge their property at
3287 Crescent St. by a quarter
hectare. Regional district admin-
istration recommended rejection
noting the area is being investi-
gated for subdivision develop-
ment. Directors agreed, adding a
portion of the land being sought
might be needed for a road al-
lowance,

ROADSIDE SCREENING DEVICES ]'
FIT IN THE PALM OF |-

ANY POLICE OFFICER’S HAND...
ANY TIME... ANYWHERE IN B.C,

R.D. In Brief

No objection to gravel pit
PROVIDED there’s proper site reclamation once the lease is
terminated, the regional district has no objection to renewing a gravel
pit permit for L & J Logging.

The 2.4ha pit is located to the east of Hwy 37 South.on the Terrace
side of the airport. ‘The pit lease was originally established in 1980 and
L & J Logging have held it for the past two years.

Although the company may screen gravel on site, there will be no
crushing, blasting or washing,

Dinner grant approved

WHEN delegates to next week’s North by Northwest Tourism associa-
tion annual convention sit down to the President’s Dinner, they'll have
the regional district to thank at least in part for the evening.

Directors approved a Terrace chamber of commerce request for a
$500 grant to make the convention ‘a truly memorable event’. The
chamber is hosting the convention which runs Thursday, Oct. 13 to Sat-
urday, Oct, 15 and includes NxNW’s annual gencral meeting and elec-
tion of officers,

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budget in ‘95. Now when you purchase a Nelson
Home and have it delivered in Jan. or Feb. we'll
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CONGRATULATIONS MIDGET C GIRLS.

DR. TOM SAGER, DVM

announces the opening of the

KEENA ANIMAL HOSPITAL

Monday to Friday 8am - 5:30 pm
Saturday 9am - 12 noon

3183 Clark Street, Thornhill, BC

“Now You Have A Choice”
635-6491

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Terrace Sight & Sound Re/Max Realty
Vic Froese Trucking Totem Furniture
Minute Muffler Dairy Queen
Lazelle Mini Storage Cedarland Tire.
R. King & Sons Terrace Kinsmen

Many thanks to all that helped out during our regular season. L ee
anics to all the dedicated and hard working people who helped out with tl
Midget C Girls Provincials hosted in Terrace. ee

-_\ WE WOULD LIKE TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO THANK ALL OUR SPONSORS:

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Shauna Austin, Lor! Buteau, Christina Lozier, Julie Montgomery, Rosalyn Montgomery, Kim Monteith,
Jenifer Nording, Sheri Postuk, Marsha Postuk, Kari Reid, Jill Smith, Tanis Trottier. Coach Vie Buteau

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Kermode Friendship Society Bayview Fuels . Terrace Interi

Terrace Co-op McAlpine & Co. - Skeena Sawmills 2s: f-
Norm's Auto Body _., Gemma’s Bath Northern Drugs’: ~
Banstra Transport ~ -Middleton Trucking, Yip Chl

Terrace Lions _ Skeena Hotel. fl

-" Bridon Installations“

GENERAL MEETING:

Wednesday, October 12, 1994 at 7:30 p.m.:| |
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> Contact Brian Clark 635-3408