Roaring 20s Revue with Don MacLeod and
Holly Olson seen above. Show times are 6
p.m. Friday, Feb. 27 and Saturday, Feb. 28;

Just another tale about ihe herolc camel as
a dessert fover and his girifriend get chased
: by an evil shelk and call upon Allah for help.
The faithful camel comes Instead and then
the confusion starts. You will be able to sart

at Carters Jewllers In the Skeena Mall.
it all out in the Terrace Little Theatre's | ,

KEENLEYSIDE

(CO-Or SHOPPING
CENTRE)

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‘WIGHTMAN piney
& SMITH
4611 LAKELSE AVE.

(Next to the Hub)
635-6361

British Columbia.

. Barber.
created BCRIC and temains ©

and from March 4 to 7. Tickets are on sale —

Your Independent agent has made a career of
- insurance and has met the standards established
by the Superintendent of Insurance. . -

_ Let your independant agent
help you .

» Insurance Agents’ Association of B.C.

The Fourth annual Nags
Valley Education Con-
vention gets underway at 9
a.m, in the New Aiyansh
Community Hall Friday,
Feb. 27 with the theme
“Proud of our Past and
Planning for our ‘Future’,

There will be comments
from elders on what ‘they

earned i. the past,” hiw

much they learned and who -

taught them, In the af-
ternoon there will be com-
ments from ‘students,
teachers: and parents on
‘what ls being learned now

and how it may be-different
, ‘The second ‘ay ae ‘the

BCRIC shares

‘hit new low

VICTORIA ‘(CP)The
decline in value of B.C.
Resources Investment Corp,
shares to $5.50 represents 4
“massive vote of non-
confidénce by the in-
vestment community in the .

Jeaderahip of (Premier) Bil _

Bennett,” NDP critic
Charles: Barber said “Wed
mesday,

said - Bennett

responsible to the legislature

poration, “yet he has
abandoned the thousands of
small shareholders who he.
encouraged to invest their
savings In the corporation.”

He said Bennett should

immediately relinquish his .

responsibility for BCRIC and
name a more competent
minister,

Bennett maintains BORIC
is a private company over
which the government has no.
control,

Barber said the govern
mentsubsidized northeast
coal development will
seriously harm. the future
prospects of BCRICowndéd
B.C. Coal in southeastern
B.C. The corporation's in-

WHERE WILL YOU
GET YOUR
AUTOPLAN
INSURANCE
THIS YEAR?

You pay precisely what you would pay to the
Motor Vehicle Branch or any other sales outie?,
Your focal agent can supply your licence plates or
renewal decal; he can handle your transfer: and
collect your sales tax? and above all, he will give
you" personalized service.

Your independent Insurance agent has the time, .
the know-how, and the desire to serve you,

The business of the private Insurance ‘agent is
service. This is what he lives by. Day In, day out.

Your independent ‘agent Is anxious to provide |
. professional assistance to every motorist ° in

vestment in. Westcoast
Tranamission Co. will suffer

‘gs a result of the cabinet

decision to allow B.C. Hydro,

not: Westeoast, fo build a .
natural . gas, pipeline to”

Vancouver Island.

“Is it any wonder that. the
shayes have now fallen to an
all-time tow,” he said. “‘No
one could doa worse job than

’. Mr, Bennett: has in ‘protec-

ting ‘the investment of

BCRIC: shareholders. "
for the affsira of the cor---

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wearer )

Ii" will be‘ mainly cloudy
‘today with a alight chance of
snow flurries. It will remain

degrees Celsius and the _

overnight low is -2 degrees.

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Revelstoke . Of 00 808.4
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Sewer. 3000.0
Fort Hardy Oe 04000.0
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frince Ger 02 -4000.0
Willlams Lake “1 -5:000.0

Puntzi Mountain

‘BRAID
INSURANCE

4648 LAKELSE AVE.
(Beside Royal Bank)

The Herald, Thursday, February 26, 1981, Page, 3

Education meeting set Friday~

convention will be devoted to

comments from the Nisgha
Tribal Council represen-
‘tatives and others on what is
on the horizon and what kind
of learning will be necessary

. to prepare for the future of

the. Nishga.
The Nisgha nation is the

‘that

nly ‘Native. group in Canada
to have its own scheol
district. The objective of
education in the Nass area is
to allow the people there to
become leaders in their own
destiny during ‘any future
economic development of
region.

POLICE

NEWS

Terrace RCMP are ‘in
vestigating several incidents
af vehicles being sprayed
with yellow paint on Scott.
Avenue and at the Terrace

Hotel.

“There were also four

reports of slashed tires in ©
other areas of the com-

rounlty. .
Police arrested Alan
Douglas Findlay, 17, in

connection with a stolen fire |
extinguisher at 11:40-p.m. in

the arena Wednesday. —
Nothing was stolen: from
the Far West Bus Lines
office in Kitimat when It was
broken Into overnight
Tuesday-Wednesday.

The Dollar

3 anything was 2 ate.

from the Sea Cadet Hall”
Kitimat the same evening’
has not as yet been reported,”
Kitimat RCMP are ie
: 7 “td,
: aD
; ah

MONTREAL (CP) —
dollar in terms of Canad ahh
funds at noon Thursday a
down 1-10.at $1.1997,

sterling was down, 1825. pt

$2.6705. wold
In New York, the Cana
dollar was up 7-100 at $0. os
and pound sterling was “t
23-50 at $2.2200.

-~Elevator
—Laundry facilities

drapes.

the COACHMAN
APARTMENT
_G400SPARKSST, :
TERRACE; B.C.,

' Rental Applications are now being taken for the te
_ Coachman Apartmants, scheduled for oc- .:;
" eupancy March 1, 1961.

THE ADULTORIENTATED
APARTMENT features: ‘

—0ne and two bedroom suites -. vhs
Undercover Parking. .
—Cablevisian hook-up availahle

—Pressurized hallways

—Carpating throughout” - | , _
—Every site complete: with fridge, stove, ord

‘For further Infocmation call.
- 638-1097.

or Prince George (Collect)

562-8343

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