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ASKED:

oO What do you expect will _
Ahoen. be the primary issue for Skeena

Mark Doehlier

. Income tax on mushroom
pickers.

Kavin Beavitt

-. Serutiny of the
“system.

legal

Anthony Hanna

- It-could be a number ‘of
things but | expect the native

in the federal election?

o,f Gpeg Haris. ao
it will be in the area of

land claims will be number forestry probably.

one on the agenda.

With the summer at an end, the student tour guides at

Heritage Park have returned to their university and college
studies. Anita Ziegler, Heather Newman and Alex Ziemian-
ski helped make the season a success for both the tourists
and the regional museum society.

Heritage Park concludes busy summer

contributed by Mamie Kerby

The Terrace Regional
Museum Society is pleased to
report the Heritage Park sum-
mer program was a complete
success,

Approximately 4,500 people
visited the park in the four-
month, spring-summer period.

Our Challenge/88 tour guides
for 15 weeks were all local

students. They are all ‘returning
to universities or the local col-
lege this fall.

Tourists visiting the park
came from as far away as
Australia, Egypt, France, Japan
and Great Britain,

Over 600 children on school
tours came to the park to learn a
little background history of the
area,

This summer Heritage Park
provided a traditional backdrop
for seven beautiful weddings.

We give a special thank you to
all the people who contributed
to the success of the summer
program and to the people who
contributed to the tremendous
entertainment for our Riverboat
Days program and our Music in
the Park day.

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Letters

To the Editor;

I would like at. this time to
thank the following for their
contribution to the Sept. 18
“Terry Fox Run” held in Ter-
race:

The District of Terrace,
Skeena Sawmills, the Kinette
Club of Terrace, Canada
Safeway, McDonald’s, Terrace

. Public Library, Terrace Totem

— Runners thanked

Ford, Skeena Valley Runners,
CFTK, Loomis Courier, and all
the local merchants who
displayed pledge forms, and
volunteers and all participants.
Through your efforts you have
made the 1988 “Terry Fox
Run’’, at $1,700, the most suc-
cessful ever in Terrace.
Gary Pettipas
Terrace

Rescuers thanked

To the Editor;

A special thanks to the
Bowen-Colthursts of Water Lily
Bay Resort for our rescue and
their immediate care given to us
after our accident. Thanks to
Braden Rowse of Prince Rupert

who helped Michael in the boat.
To our many friends and
relatives who phoned or talked
to us, thank you for your con-

cern,
Clarence and Joyce Baker
Terrace,

British Columbia Legislative Assembly

SELECT STANDING COMMITTEE
FINANCE, CROWN CORPORATIONS AND GOVERNMENT SERVICES

Monday, October 17, 1988
Commencing 9:00 a.m.
The Westin Bayshore
1601 West Georgia Street
VANCOUVER

possible.

Mr. Craig H. James,

Clerk of Committees,
Room 236,
Parliament Buildings,
Victoria, British Columbia
V8V 1X4

Hon. A. Ree
Hon. 8B. Smith

FINANCIAL PLANNING INDUSTRY
PUBLIC HEARINGS |

Tuesday, October 25, 1988
Commencing 9:00 a.m.
Douglas Fir Committee Room
Parliament Buildings
VICTORIA

The purpose of these public hearings is for the Committee
to receive submissions respecting the financial planning
and advisory industry in British Columbia. — |

Those wishing to appear at any of the above locations
should notify the Clerk of Committees as soon as

Address all correspondence or inquiries to:

Telephone: 356-2933 Fax: 387-2813

MEMBERS:

Mr. Jim Rabbitt, M.L.A. (Deputy Chairman)

Hon. M. Couvelier Hon. E. Veitch “
Hon. J. Jansen Mr. G, Clark, M.L.A. :

Mr. C. DiArcy, M.L.A.
Ms. D. Marzari, M.L.A.

Tuesday, October 18, 1988

Commencing 9:00 a.m.
Capri Hotel

1171 Harvey Avenue _
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