The Herald, Friday, October 27, 1978, Page 3

ies of mutua! concern. management. Forest each K mart manager is mart in response to & on at .
‘ : ee reluded in the a day Ranger Jan Brown of personnally responsible for newspaper or television develenioe io the Nore hap getsTeKM 4) Your actuntmncane cay ater
i t ‘agenda was a field i Kitimat, spoke on the keeping his store com- advertisement will find thern British Columbia coast cheat ON a ve we Ya Cat oats
" through the Kitimat valley forestry history of the petitive. The manager may advertised items at ad- qin give generally cloudy vot te dota
. Kitimat Valley and his recommend lower prices, vertised prices prominently ©1978 Arche Sports Prodicts Ubb Sneqingone Divsions=

These Kitimat youngsters can’t wait for the cold

rn
fil

. Weather and the ice in spite of the obvious
hazards of playing on the road. They are seen

be

just around

the

here practising for hockey season which should

next cold — spell.

Store promises service

Seven have declared E

Monday is nomination day on council at the Nov, 19 and one man. Declared subject, must be a resident
in Terrace and if all the election. candidates include Al of Canada, must have lived
declared candidates turnout = ay = unusually large Purschke, Margaret within British Columbia for

it should prove to be a busy

two hours for returning

officer Murdo Mcdonald.
Mcdonald will be officially

i in a position to accept

nominations at the
municipal office from 10
a.m. to noon, after which it
will be too late to seek a seat

number of candidates have
indicated a desire to hold
municipal office in Terrace.

Included in the group are
incumbents, Vic Jolliffe
David Pease, and Robert
Cooper. They are being
challenged by three women

Pumpkin contest

for this weekend

The Terrace parks aiid
recreation department is
holding a pumpkin carving
costume contest on Sunday
from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. in the
Terrace arena banquet
room,

Participant prizes will be
given for the pumpkin and
costume events for different
age groups.

Later in the evening, from
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. there
will be a family night at the
movies. The show is about
the antics of the Munster
Family. Popcorn and
beverages are supplied by

POLICE
NEWS

, The rand o ning ofthe K of makin shoppiig a tractive glass front and be a private label program

; mart Glepartment “store on pleasure tor the customer, fluorescent lamps provide a has developed in such lines ft night ari Rael
+ promises to mark a new The vast interior of K mart natural lighting effect that is as cameras, health and Galy the one incident, a
‘ Inighlight in service to the suggest the same, careful conductive to the overall beauty care, apparel, nash and grab at the Esso

Terrace area, a company
Spokesman says.

The easily accessible
location and plentiful

* * parking area reflect the K

mart’s management's idea

planning for customer ease
as does the spacious parking
lot. The various depart-
ments which form the store
are well arranged and easily
indentifiable for the shop-
per’s convenience. An at-

atmosphere of comfort.
Spacious aisles designed

for quick movement from

one department to another

lend to the atmosphere of K

mart a warmth not always
found in department stores.
The K mart discount

domestics, hardware and
home improvments. Private
label merchandise is
manufactured under strict
specifications. Every item is
laboratory tested to assure
quality equal or superior to
that of the leading com-

service station.

For a half a dozen cans of
oil, valued at less than $10, 8
window with a replacement
value in the neighborhood of
$300 was broken. Police are
investigating the incident.

the Northern Neighbors Co-
op, at a nominal fee.

Clarkson, Jaunita Hatton,
Lil Farkvam and Lilly
Nielson.

Declared candidates may
be joined by others on
Monday, since there is no
requirement that a person
announce their candidacy
prior to nomination day.

Terrace clerk-
administrator Hob Hallaor
explained that any person
who meets the qualifications
may still be nomaisated on
Monday so Jong as they
submit papers before noon.

Qualifications for
nomination include: must be
a Canadian citizen or British

the past six months, and
must have lived within the
municipality for three
months prior to the election.
It is necessary that two
registered voters sign
nomination papers for a
prospective candidate.
There are several ex-
cluding facters which might
prevent a person from
seeking office. A candidate
Must not be a_ salaried
employee of the district, nor
can he have any legal
dispute before the courts
against the district.
Finally, insane ‘persons
may not seek public office.

i titi ationally ad- _ 1 Terrace, police had a It couldn't have happened to a speed, power,
F seorribination ‘af ‘besie Verlised brand and can be report of a OE a the nicer snowmobile. The 79 Arctic 4 weight, handling
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‘ O st S m t principles created before the placedonK mart countersat 73 ngri a aor own ed by Caljag 2000 wascrownedthe ‘79 mileage and price look just

_makes progress

,

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‘Reforestation and
silviculture specialists from

delegates to Terrace and the
Prince Rupert Forest

the six forest regions and - Regi

Victoria‘headquarters of the -

B.C, Forest Service, 60 inall, -
‘gathered together in
Terrace last week for their
annual meeting. .
This ia the first time such a

~~ meeting has been held in the

North. The 60 delegates met
to discuss a wide variety of

including the disasterous

(a .
He said the Prince Rupert
on has a sleeping grant --
silviculture - and that the
ant ig awakening. T.M.
psey, deptuty minister, of
forests, in his speech said
that ilveculture and
reforestation are a intregal
part of intensive forest

concern over the future of

first K mart opened in 1962
and improvements resulting
from over a decade of ex-
perience and research.

The original K mart
blueprint emphasized that K
mart selling prices must be
always competitive. They
are still as low as or lower
than the selling prices
available to K mart
customers within any given
trading area. Although price
tags on K mart merchandise
are determined by company
headquarters in Toronto,

a lower price.

K mart buyers frequently
travel abroad in search of
merchandise and K mart
exclusives, All improted
merchandise is required to
equal or surpass the quality
specifications of its domestic
counterpart and be available
at a lower selling prices.

An advertising program
was to be created to gain
customers’ complete con-
fidence in the intergrity and
credibility of K mart. The
customer who goes to a K

Victor Kowall was damaged
to the tune of several hun-
dred dollars. Police are
looking into that incident.

Ernest Freiburg of New
Remo reprted the theft
Thursday of a cassette tape
recorder, speakers and an
electric heater from an
outside shed.

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asked, after viewing several ‘© Valey. to raise them. K ‘mart’s traditional itimat area throughout the
» sites, to recommend A ing dele days of formal K mart stores were ta be jcatistaction always" policy remainder of today.
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‘perts were — pedologists,
silvicturist,
biologists, specialists in
reforestation, and practicing
foresters, Host ailveculturist
Gary Floyd of Prince Rupert
stated that he wanted the

“Wednesday evening

following the fleld trip,
Regional Manager A.C. Mac
Pherson welcomed the

foresters,

collection and handling
stand tending, sites
preperation and the new
Forest Act.

Floyd summed it up by

greatest return on the time,
effort and cost of the
reforestation program in the
Province of B.C.

'

certain “fair trade” lines,
such as prestige cosmetics,
do customers find a few
items that are not
discounted. But policy
continues to require the
replacement of such mer-
chandise as quickly as other
items of equal or superior
value and selling merit can
be developed.

Part of the company’s
effort to give customers
quality merchandise was to

’

salesfloor. The sincerity of
this policy is proved by the
ease with which a customer
can geta refund or exhange.
The K mart service desk is
conveniently located at the
front of the store where
attendants are always
available to refund shopper's
money, exchange mer-

chandise or credit charge.

accounts, The only
requirement is the purchase
receipt,

Northwest Community College requires a small business management
instructor for a full time course in Kitwanga. - to begin Noy. 20th and last
until Mareh 23rd.

Preferred qualifications to include, Practical Business Management |
experience, taaching experience and previous work with native peoples.

Salary to be determined by placement on the college scale.

Application deadline is Monday, November 6th, 1978.

Apply to Frank

Cassidy

Co-ordinator, Upper Skeona

Northwest Community College
Box 338 :
Hazelton, B.C,

if mail strike continues please call 842-5291 to apply.

with the possibility of some
snow at higher elevations,

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