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The Terrace Review asked:

1987 marks. Terrace’ S

. Etta Baverstock
': It will be a tot bigger,

population wise, with
‘more business and in-
_dustry. Terrace will be
. the hub of the Pacific
Northwest because of
' its location and busi-
‘nesses that will’ be in
~ Our area. It'll be a great
place to live and raise a
family.

Tim West-Johnson

Reforestation will
play a far bigger role tn
‘the Terrace economy, |
with improvements in.
practice, and working

‘conditions.
Fish farming on the:
coast will help. take -

pressure off the com-
mercial salmon supply; -
that plus the salmon‘:

enhancement program

. will ‘further add to the

Linda Copeland

1 think that Terrace.

will be a more pros-

perous place for People .

to tive.

Hans Buys
Older. .

. growth.

abundance of this im-:||°

portant resource.
The tourist industry

will have grown In leaps ||
and bounds as areas || ~
like Lakelse Lake’s hot: - ||"

springs development;
Shames Mountain .and

the natural beauty of -

the area attract people
from Japan and Europe

where wilderness areas .

are harder and harder to

find. A well managed .

guiding community

§ could only add to the j].
-areas international -ap- |}:
peal.
However, | don’t think
that Terrace will be- -

come a big amusement

park. | feal that logging -

and mining will make up
the back bone of the ci-
ty and with new met-
hods and techniques

will leave Terrace with a ©

beautiful environment.
P.S. The Telkwa Pass
will be a reality.

Andrew Scruton |
| don’t think there will
be much of a woods in-
dustry. It will disappear
completely and will be

replaced by mining and |

service industries,
which are naturally

capital intensive rather

than labour Intensive.
What we may hot see Is
a large degree of

- ina anniversary. What

“Frances Christiansen
I think everything -will
_be totally different, and
the city will be more
modern, with comput:
ers. There will also un-
doubtedly be a larger

‘population in the com-

munity.

“Terrace police report _

On Saturday, March.21 -
at approximately 7:15 | ©
p.m. ‘the: Terrace RCMP |
~ attended'a two vehicle ac- _
cident at. the ‘corner of _

by Carrie Olson

On Sunday, March 22:
at approximately 7:15.

p.m. the Terrace — Fire
Department and the Ter-
race RCMP attended a
fire on the south side of
Cassie Hall Elementary
School.

Fire Chief Clifford Best .

said the fire started as a
result of someone placing
a burning flare on the win-.
dow sill.

Due to the quick think-
ing of.a passer-by the fire
was extinguished before
serious damage could re-
sult,

tinuing their investigation

of the incident.
Bek

Tertace RCMP. are con-

Lakelse and Emerson.:~
Police said estimated

damage to both: vehicles

totalled $2000. No i injuries

were reported
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