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"Historical flowers

A BIT OF History and bit of colour now dot Eby in front of city hall after the beautification society

installed planters Saturday. There's one for every mayor. This one marks city founders George’
' and Clara Little. Giving Edith Kawinsky, a daughter of the Littles, a hand: is Miss Terrace can-.

didate'Heather Bretfeld (Miss Elan Travel) and beautification society worker Yvonne Moen.

TERRACE — The: ‘aitport’s
main runway will be paved this
year, “resulting in improved
drainage for water.

Airport manager Darryl
Laurent said the six to eight
week project will give the run-
way a better slope:for: drainage
and raise by ong metre the ‘‘but-
ton”’ or ‘one end ofthe runway:
_ AS. well, improved approach

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TERRACE — The Kit-
sumkalum band’s new chief is
‘scaling back. the, band’s, water
taxi guiding service for anglers,

Steve Roberts — who. upset
former band chief. Cliff Bolton
in elections this spring — is
abandoning the previous ad-
ministration's stance of
operating in aréas for which jt
doesn't have. an. environment
ministry licence...

“We just don't: want to be in
here to raise hell and make trau-
ble,” Roberts. ‘said::: “If: we're
going to do anything we want to
do it legally. and above board,
We want to do it.in such a way
that we don’t have to be stan-
ding in court each inonth."”

Last year the: band ignored
environment ministry “warnings
of prosecution . and ‘:ran the
water taxl in defiance of new
angling guide - ‘regulations,
Charges were ‘recommended,
but Crown counsel-decided last
fall not to go ahead..with pro-
secution of the band. es

‘The water taxi —
ries anglers as well-as tourists on
area rivers — is considered by
the, ministry. to be’ .aangling
guide operation, and falls under
the province’s angling guide
policy:

‘That policy requires
to have guiding! licences. foreach
area. they. plan. to operate the
taxi: in.

. Roberts said he wants to
carry on the ‘water taxi on a

~ limited: basis —- on the Skeena

be brighter while the glide slope:

system will increase precision,
said Laurent.. :

. And, plans to increase’ ter-.
minal space are continuing with
final designs underway, he add-

Those plans will be used to

determine construction costs .

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from the Kalum to the Copper,
and on the Kitimat River, But
they won't be guiding to the
prime: fishing spots on the
Kalum River, for which they
have no licence, or to areas on
the Skeena River west of town
or upstream of the Copper.
Unless. we're prepared to
‘operate illegally,..we can’t
operate in those areas,” he said,
“We don’t have the dollars to
take it to court, so we're ap-
proaching everything cautiously

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_ Terrace nie wednesday May 28, 1981 — — Page Ag:

water taxi as infringing on the
_ territory. The angling. . guide.’ fe
policy is designed to restrict. the
“number of guides on certain -
rivers to, prevent overcrowding:

“that : might detract from. the -
value of the’ wilderness fishing -
experience, Fe

been unsuccessful in attempts to
buy licences for - the Kalum,
because | of what he. called
“unreasonable’* prices. They |

fer to” sell:
$10,000, |
Some angling guides saw the

Publisher named

TERRACE’. — ‘Rod Link, the A
editor of The Terrace Standard,
has been named its publisher.
He'll keep the Position - of
editor.

Link -has been editor of the
newspaper. since it started
publishing in April 1988,

He replaces Jim Coulter, who |
is now working with Kamloops
This Week in Kamloops.

‘Both papers are owned by
Ceriboo Press, which has
newspapers. throughout nor-

his’ licence for

* ther and central B c, "
' And, there’s a new’ sales
manager at The Terrace Stan-
dard.
Marlee Paterson arrives from .
. Lethbridge, Alberta the’ end of
. July.
She'll spend two: weeks :
-becoming acquainted: with. the
“sales operation with :current
sales manager Cary. ‘Rodin
before he leaves in August to‘
study flaw at the University of
: Victoria.

Sworn in

SITTING on the bench fer the first time was new provincial
court Judge Edmond de Walle {at right) following his
swearing-in here Friday. Outgoing Judge E. Lloyd Iverson and
Chief Judge William Diebolt witnessed the ceremony, along
with lawyers from.across the northwest. A lawyer here for 12. -
years, de Walle was hailed by his colleagues a: as an outstan- .
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