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~ bell.

Cliff Andetein, secretary-treasurer for the-B.C. Federation of
Labour, was one of several speakers who addressed a recent
public meeting In Terrace concerning the long-term potential
= Impact of Bill 19, the B.C. government's new labor legislation
» Package. -

A crowd of more than 200 Northwest workers, disturbed over

the government's effort to introduce massive changes to B.C. - New leg i slation d iscussed

labor law, packed the banquet room at the Terrace Hotel on a
recent evening to hear labor jeaders spell out the implications -

of the new legisiatlon.

Design a book

aS “TERRACE — The Terrace Public Library is
+ celebrating it’s 20th anniversary this year. In

- conjunction with. the festivity, a. contest has
* been set up. a

by Daniele Berquist
~ Children’ s librarian, Gillian Campbell in-

‘ * vites everyone to participate in “Design a.
“Book Mark’’ contest, ending May 31.
Campbell said the winning designs ‘will be»

. printed up with the participants name inscrib-
-edonit, to be given out on Canada’s Birthday, .

ay

The ‘theme chosen for the book mark should -
: represent anyone of the many services the Ter- .
“race Public: Library has to offer, said Camp-

‘The contest offers three categories for the
- participants to compete in. The first is for.
children 12 and under, the second category is

in oelebration of National Book Festival Week lan Wallace,
awerd-winning children’s author and Illustrator, gave areading |
at the Terrace Public Library. Wallace was invited to show the _
‘original art work foroneofhis books. __ Photo by Dantela Berquist.

’ SOCIAL STUDIES CONTEST
continued from page 18

K-Grade 1: Ist, Holly Ann Norman (Uplands); ;
Grades 2-3: Ist, Nicholas Bujtas (Uplands); Grades 4-5: .
1st, Michael Morgan (Cassie Hall); 2nd, Erin Parr/Jen-
ny Watt (Cassie Hall); Grades 6-7: ist, Jason Robert-

_ son/Sheldon McInnes (Clarence Michiel).

"inflatable Boat Repairs:
a : . Durable
mark contest | ra
Vutcanizing: Repairs - a.
- Reasonable Rates.” Fast Service
for young. people aged 13-15, followed by the HIGH QUALITY BELTING & CONTRACTING
group of 16 year olds and up. SERVICES
Registration forms are available until May |. 638- 0663 ; 638: 8530 |
31 only when the contest ends, so don’t missit. | we specialize In Conveyer Belt installations,
Campbell added that all entries will be dis- _ Splicing & Repair, Vulcanizing-& Pulley Lagging.
played on the walls of the library. | | _ 24hr. Service |

‘REGIONAL DISTRICT OF KITIMAT- STIKINE
_ STATUTORY NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING AND:
_ SYNOPSIS OF PROPOSED REGULATIONS
‘Section 957 and 768 , Municipal Act

No. 251, 1987.

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posed Regional District of Kitiniat—Stikine Official Settlement Plan | Bylaw b No. 132, 197; Amendment Bylaw No. 251,
1987.

The Bylaw may be examined at the Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine attice, Suite 9 --4644 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace,

27, 1987.

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IR general terms, the purpose a the Bylaw is:

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‘REGIONAL DISTRICT OF KITIMAT-STIKINE THORNHILL OFFICIAL
‘SETTLEMENT PLAN BYLAW No. 132, 1979, AMENDMENT BYLAW

Notice is s hereby siven that a. public hearing will be held commencing on Wednesday, ‘May 2 20, 1987. at 7: 30 p. Mm. at the
Thornhill Community. Centre to ‘receive representations from all persons who deem-their interests tobe affected by pro-

B.C. between the hours of 8: 30 a.m. and. 4: 30 m. Monday to Friday, except statutory holidays. commencing an April

1. To redesignate from the “Agricultural” to to the Rural” designation on n schedule A-2 of the Regional District of

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