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though last week’s weather co-operated despite
my belief that winter is just around the corner, I have
managed to retain my stronghold of the inevitable, as
I recently witnessed. the beautiful colored autumn
leaves departing their branches. It was proof in the
making I am not loging my mind.

“The new-found response to the Around Town
column is overwhelming and my only hope is that I
will be able tocover as many requests as possible.

The events and programs taking place in Terrace
are numerous. The column will attempt to cover ag
many as are taking place in this active community.

I must extend an apology those who have pointed
out to me that a movie in Terrace does not cost $3.75
but in fact is $3.50, as was stated Sept. 21,

The saving just might encourage me to leave the
easy chair this snappy cold winter and attend the
latest hits all the news magazines are raving about.

Imost certainly will have make a special effort to

attend the three plays scheduled toheld at R.E.M. Lee’

Theatre this season, they are receiving raging revues
from theatre buffs.

Sept. 28 ‘The Battle of Algiers” film is to be run in
room 202 at NWCC at B p.m.

Directed by Gillo Pontecorvo, this movie is one of
his masterful reconstructions of the guerilla war in
Algiers, and is sald to be one of the greatest works a
art to have emerged from the new genre of
revolutionary films.

The college is desperately in need of viewers for
their film series and are anxious tostart a film club. If
you are a movie fanatic, get involved now and call
Kathy Mueller at 635-6511.

Another iscoteque for ‘' Shake your booties"
lfansisinthe ‘making. —
located on Lazeile, has applied to Terrace Council for
consent and approval.

Keeping in tune for music fans of varying ‘la-te-dos’
Sept.$0 at 2 p.m. the Tillicum Theatre will feature
Robert McRae. ,

The renowned church organist, college teacher and

round town:

+. Manuel's Resturant, .

private tuition instructor will perform on stage for the
Lowrey Organ Concert. ;

Don’t miss this great opportunity to see and hear a
splendid concert performed by a great artist.

" Epp Talstra, spokesman for the Christian Reformed
Church, is anxious to get the vocal chords of Terrace
residents tuned up and is having a meeting at the
church Sept.27 at $ p.m. to start up the Community
Choir once again.

‘Local residents are also offered a variety of music
talent to be enjoyed af mmerous lounges and
cabarets. a

Lakelse Motor Hotel is featuring Wally Khadkin in
the lounge and the Ehhler Brothers in the beer parlour

The Terrace Hotel's Red D'or cabaret will swing
with rock and roll boogie by Rocky Vaselino who will
be in attendance until Sept. 29.

The Northern Motor Inn’s lounge has the versatile
John Haines for your enjoyment.

The recent unsuccessful sports fishermen in the
Terrace area will be pleased to learnsome people are
having lick with the lures.

Imco Aoedstra was recently a fishing derby winner
of the ist Annual Daily Herald-Skeena Mall Fish
Derby with his catch of a 91 lb coho caught in the
Skxeena River. ‘

Aoekstra was presented with a $2 gift certificate
from the Saan Store. ;

‘The official opening of the radio and television

‘service of the CBC french network in Terrace will take .

place Saturday Sept. 20 at the banquet room of the

arena.

One of “Voixet Rythmes du Pays,” a popular music
variety program to be aired on the national radio
network at a later date.

The hamburger hound’s panicin Terrace for a triple
brazier burger came to an end Wednesday.

Avery uncc-operative malfunctioning fan had made
it necessary for the DQ to shut down operation on the
griddle.

The threat created was ...dilly bars!

with stren

The response: Improve the aerodynamics for less wind resistance 7
anda sleeker look than last year’s models, Use materials that offer lightness

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The Herald, Friday, September 20, 1979, Page

PHOTO SHOW
IN TERRACE

Anyone interested in helping to organize a
photography exhibit by iocal artists is welcome
to come to. a meeting at the Terrace library arts
room on Friday at § p.m.

The meeting is being organized by local
photographer Rod Taylor, who hopes to get the
show together by early November.

Native land
is a bargain

cials to surrender It for use “

VANCOUVER (CP) — The
Shaughnessy Golf and
Country Club — where the
entrance fee is $4,250 and
monthly dues are about $112
~— last year paid only $33,400
to rent the 162 acres of prime
land it occupies in southweat
Vancouver,

Real estate appraiser
George Oikawa says that
land was worth $153 million
at last year's market values
and should have ylelded its
Musqueam Indian landlorda
a rental income of §1.4

million.

Oikawa was testifying
Wednesday in the Federal
Court of Canada at the trial
in which members of the
Musqueam band say federal
government officials
betrayed their trust with
respect te a portion of re-
serve land,

In their $40 million
damage sult against Ottawa,
the Indian say that officials
of the department of Indian
affairs in 1958 deceived the
bande into surrendering a
portion of its 416-acre
reserve,

Band lawyer Marvin
Storrow has sald the officials
subsequently granted the
golf club a 76-year lease to
the 162-acre parcel of
surrendered land. The
lawyer said the terms of the
lease will cost the band $40
million.

Olkawa, who appeared as
a witness for the Indians,
told Mr. Justice Frank
Collier he made an
exhaustive appraisal of the
disputed land and waa able
to assess its market value for
various years between 1958
and 1988."°" heat Pere reepye see
been used for residential

es instead of for the

. “determined:
Hesald that if the land had ::

by the golf club.

«ahs ott

The iand, which adjoing _

the University Endowment
Lands, is perched over the

.

of water known as -
Sturgeon Bank at the mouth ~

of the north arm of the

Fraser River. Its southern -

exposure offers an unob-

structed view of the Gulf of ~
Georgia.
Oikawa said the land's 1058

market value, if subdivided -

into single-family 98-year -
leased lots, would have been -
$1.6 milllon. He said a six-
per-cent return on the lease ~
should have yielded the band -

$97,080 that year.

Oikawa sald hisappraisals —
of the 162 acres In various ~
years discounted its use as a.
golf club and assessed the —
value as if it were used for ~

residential purposes.

Oikawa testified that the ©
market value of the land in ~

1968 was $3 million which, at
a return of 7% per cent,

ahould have ylelded rental of *

$231,750.

Looking to the future, -

Oikawa predicted the

market value of the land in ~
1983 would be $19.8 million .
and said a 9%-per-cent —
return would yield the band -

$1.8 million.

Court has been told that :
the golf club lease, which ~

runs for 75 years, is divided

into five 15-year terms. -
Annual rent for the first 15- -

year term waa set at $29,000
and increases in the second

term limited tono more than -
15 per cent of the initial

$29,000. .
Rentals for the three addi- ”

tional 15-year terms will be

WegCeRTAATL-OF- ;

by :
by arBibPatlol anil thé 1and is -
to be valued for the purpose -
of determining rent as if It -:

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