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WITH SPRING ONLY just arrived, it may seer strange to be planning for fall already.
However, that’s just what members of the Skeena Valley Fall Fair committee were encourag-
ing people to do last Saturday. The occasion. was a fundraising plant sale. The money goes

towards putting on the Aug.31-Sept.1 event and who knows? Maybe o one of the plants. PUT,
chased on the weekend will [Prove to be. a | prize winner.

TERRACE : They're calling i it Careers Day OL:
The one-day event’ May 31 at the Terrace Inn’
promises to be a chance for local youths: — and’
adults ‘re-entering. the. workforce —'to meet

potential employers. .

. It’s being organized by the Kermode Friendship ;
Society and the Canada Employment Centre, says:

coordinator Aaron GreyCloud.

He said he’s hoping for a turnout of os many as

500 local stridents and job seekers. .

ons think it’s going to help. bridge a gap, ”

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TERRACE -- ~ What should you :
do if you're out in the bush‘and © ’

find an apparently abandonned
young animal? Nothing, is the

-advice.- from the. regional:

Wildlife branch.

“In the vast majority of cases *

it is best not to disturb or touch
the ‘animal,”” the branch em-
phasizes, explaining. ‘the

youngster's. mother ».is ‘often *

close at hand‘ or ‘may simply
have left it ta feed::

The fact that you can’t see the

mother doesn’t mean she can’t .

see you. And if-it's a bear or
moose,. interfering. with her
young can prompt a potentially

dangerous, protective response.-

Where it is known the mother
has been killed or the youngster

is seen in the same spot several |
days in a row, people are asked -

to contact the local Wildlife of-

fice. In Terrace, the number is |

638-3279.
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TERRACE . The deadline for
public responses to a controver-
—sial. series of proposals to
regulate commercial backcoun-
try recreation has been extend.
. ed. .

-antit June 30 to send in submis-

“sions to the policy: proposals.
- which. could see businesses ‘bid-

ding for semi-exclusive rights to

~ conduct: adventure tourism. in.

B.C.’s wilderness.

‘Adventure tourism — | which’

encompasses everything from
keli-hiking and heli-skiing to
‘rafting and trail riding —. is
‘becoming a big business, Vic-
‘toria expects the specialty
branch of tourism to. bring in

annual revenues of as-much as

$500 million by the year.2000.:

. According to the discussion -

‘paper; businesses would likely

‘ be.sald’or leased small plots of.

land for remote’ lodges’ and
~ eabins.. The number of commer-
cial. ventures operating in each
‘area would be limited” to
preserve the wilderness ex-
perience,

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would bid for the rights to
operate in those areas, with the
province receiving either a flat

rate or a percentage of

revenues, .

The proposals met some stiff
oppasition at’a stormy public’
meeting -here) Apr. 24," Nor-:

thwest residents expressed fears -

that: local’ hikers and. skiers

‘could be ‘pushed out of areas:
they've always used by commer-. ©
cial operations,

And fears were also expressed :
that Foreign operations could
out-bid. local operators and
snap up ‘the rights to B.C." s
backcountry.

“1 would like to stress that’ Q
the: proposals put forward in |
_this“paper are only a’ starting -.

point to. promote public discus-..
sion on. the issues: involved in:
managing “commercial back-

‘country recreation-on Crown

land,”* lands and parks minister
Dave. Parker said.
ments and. suggestions we

‘receive through this discussion

paper will assist us in the policy

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‘After June 30, Victoria will
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ments received. There will be a
conference later this year,

Parker said, for another round

of public discussion on com-

-mercial backcountry recreation,

-#R.E.M. Lee Theatrel

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GreyCloud said, “A lot of people don’t: kno}
upgrading or entering a trade.”
- Major industries like Alcan, Skeena Cellulose

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