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Skeena candidates on’

the campaign trail

Liberals

’$keena Liberals, including
candidate Odd Eidsvik, have
been busy since the nomination
meeting on Thanksgiving. Ter-

-- race Liberals were looking for a

suitable office space in town last
week, and Eidsvik made his first
public campaign speech of the
election. He spoke to the Prince
Rupert Rotary Club, focusing
on free trade...
_ Last weekend he started
distributing pamphlets on the
campaign trail in Terrace, start-
ing Saturday afternoon at the
mall, Bidsvik stayed on the free
trade theme, handing out liter-

ature criticising the agreement.

from a shopping cart stationed
outside Overwaitea. The pam-
phlet urges the electorate. to
“vote Liberal, vote Eidsvik. and
keep Canada for Canada’’. He
told the Terrace Review, “‘If the
Liberals can get across the point
how ‘bad the free trade agree-

"ment is, there will be very few

people voting for the other two
parties.” ;

_ Eidsvik plans to spend every
weekend covering Terrace,
Kitimat and Smithers, and will
be taking a trip up north to
Dease Lake and area within the
next few weeks.

Christian Heritage

Christian Heritage Pary can-
didate for Skeena Tom Brophy
is working on organizing sup-
port inthe riding’s four major
centers. ‘‘We’ve got a good
organization set up in Smithers,
and wil be opening a campaign
Office there soon. There’s a
.smaller but dedicated group in
¢Kitimat, and a good organiza-
ition here in Terrace,” Brophy
ztold the Terrace Review. No of-

«fice will be opened in Terrace, as
#Brophy will be working out of
‘his home in Usk.

.¢ Brophy’s plans include going
to Prince Rupert next week to .
talk to supporters there, and a |

Saturday breakfast meeting in
Smithers. ‘‘I have a few contacts
in just about every area in the
riding. Once I have good people
in charge of the four centres,
that‘will free me up to visit nor-
thern communities.”’

He’s been working on answers

to a series of questions from :
both a disarmament group in ;

Prince Rupert, and from the
Terrace Women’s Resource
Centre, who are handing out
copies of the Canadian Advisory
Council on
Women’s
paper’.

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NDP

Although he has been pressur-
ing the federal government for
years to. create a ‘Ministry of
Forests, Skeena MP Jim Fulton
said Sunday that the Progressive
Conservative government has
‘put the cart before the horse’

in appointing a minister without - |

legislating a Forest Act.

Fulton was in Terrace at the
official opening of his campaign
headquarters on Lazelle Ave. In
an interview he was skeptical
about the Tories’ commitment

to a national forest policy, |

“The problem is that there is

no deputy minister, no Forest
Act... if you go to Ottawa and
try to find the office of the
Minister, you. won’t find it
because there is no office,’” he
said... oo

Fulton went on to say the
federal government has a re-
sponsibility to put money. back

into forests, contending that on-

ly 10 percent of the federal tax
revenue realized from the in-
dustry is returned. Although the
forest resource is largely a pro-
vincial jurisdiction; the federal

government still has. a role to:

play, he said. The Canadian
Forest Service should be restruc-
tured, with a mandate to under-

take research and development, .

study causes and remedies for

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Skeena MP Jim Fulton officially opened his NDP campalgn headquarters In Terrace Sun. .
day. On hand along with staff and visitors were Fulton’s campaign manager John Luton

(left) and Atlin New Democrat MLA Larry Guno (right).

disease and decadence in trees,
and examine management meth-
ods to improve cutting, milling
and handling, he said, and
secondary products and market-

ing could also come under a

federal ministry. |

PC's

Skeena Progressive. Conser-

vative candidate Ray Halvorson .

was reportedly visiting the far
northern. end of the riding last
week, touring the far country
before the snow flies.

Lo Prec.
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7 225mm
6 2.0mm
6 0.4mm
5 3.2mm

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Candidates may. debate
on local television

TERRACE — Local television
station CFTK is currently at-

- tempting to arrange a televised

debate.among the Skeena feder-
al election candidates. Tim Mac-
Lean at CFTK said the broad-
cast is tentatively scheduled for
Nov. 8. :

MacLean ‘said the format will,

be a two-minute introductory
speech by each candidate. They

will then be given one minute to
respond to each of five questions
submitted to them in advance, —

with another minute for rebut-) - a,

tal.

Moderator for the debate will
be CFTK news announcer Rick -
Webber. MaclLean said letters of. - oS
invitation were sent out to can-
didates Oct. 14, a oo,

volte

ARIES
Mar. 21-Apr. 19.

* Sept, 23-Oct. 22:

SCORPIO .
Oct. 23-Nov. 21

SAGITTARIUS
Nov. 22-Dec. 2E

_ CAPRICORN
Dec. 22-Jan, 19

AQUARIUS
Jan. 20-Feb. 18

. PISCES
- Feb, 19-Mar.20

Shared finances are stressed. Long range travel
plansinvolve mega bucks, Make sure you get full
value.

Emphasis is on partnership matters—possibly
marriage. Your vision of the future indicates

Employment matters are spotlighted. You get

_the cooperation you need from superiors. Take

Love life is stimulated. Put your creative talents
to work and give expression to your thoughts and

A decision to restructure angles in reaching a
cherished goal clears the way for take off. Be

You are drawn into community affairs. Your _
views on public controversy are sought. You are

TAURUS
Apr.20-May 20 —

changein locale.
GEMINI ;
May 28-June 20

~ what you think isbest.

CANCER
Sane 21-July 22

ideas.
LEO
July 23-Aug. 22

prepared to go.
VIRGO
Aug. 23-Sept. 22

aprominent public figure.
LIBRA |

Financial matters are spotlighted. Anolder friend
or relative introduces an unexpected element into -
the picture. ,

‘Now is your opportunity to present your shining
thoughts and ideas while the Sun transits Scorpio, -
Happy birthday.

Cut back a bit on the social or community activi-
tles, and devote time to personal plans for the
future. :

Social and group activities become livelier and -

more enjoyable. There’s a lighter note tolife in -.

general.

Business and career matters are highlighted. A
wise old owl offers some sage advice you should
sten to.

Career related finances fluctuate. Anew money-

making project has some surprising consequences
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