a

sold half of if 20-per-cen
equity in Syncrude. Cees,

lsewhere on the market ;
er 0 on bored

Construction began Sept. 4 on the new $1,659,000

Kitimat theatre at Mount Elizabeth Senior Secondary tn
4 : Kitimat. The contract has heen awar ey
thegtr e ‘Construction ‘Ventures . of Vancouver.

Alberta makes

on the Syncrude sale

EDMONTON (CP) — Ld. 1 totwooil companies ang | in Ca

. haw *

Contract,
is signed
OTTAWA (CP) — "The gav-
Jun one wi ibe sip!
Miticers ‘group : e

Service
yee

easury. board

A.
atatdment said _ the

. agreement covers 1,380:
in tetroacti ve to,”
Members

Feb. 19. Mi ‘retelve a
9.5-per-cent incresso im-

and another nine
per cent Feb. 18.

Tt sald the contract in-
creases the average salary
to $17,714 from bv 43 and

in vacation

meal cing
overtime, standby

olilcers. operate the
overnment's civilian
ebreakers, search and
rescue vessels, iisheries

craft,
ond scientific’ research

peta a Soe
ronauaege nis
a
softening races and bavy
ee on the Vancouver,

| BORIC 10 topped the action

‘on the industrial board witht :
(rading of 707,101 shares, !

ad.
vances by by 179 to 128, with e
asues unchanged at
‘glee. Volume was ons
ahares.

; Among quer industrials,
Renn dar sia on 10,700 pe
at $1.22 on 10,
shares, Taro Industries
remained at $3.40 on 3,500
and ‘Gredt National Land
held at ath. 18 on 5,00, we Webi

Knap was unchang

atta wi while Canadian cae
2 cents to close at

ape

Among resource and

“RORONTO (CP) — The
‘Toronto stock market waa
‘sharply lower at the close of
‘active rading Tuesday.

The TSE 300 index dropped
6.17 to 1,716. are,

‘Analysts said the decline
was dus I
: Volume ae 8. ar tition

' ‘eompared with 8.63 million

Monday.

awong industrials, BP
Canada fell 1%, to $94%, Nu:
Weat Devel

tt pet} od Bell Canada 1 to

, iP pa
i) career Mevelopment.~
‘is “ds

made a cool
raft oe $85 million, ox-
‘duding a ire share of

OE AEC. 80-percent owned by

the ‘Alberta government, an- —

nounced Tuesday itins eel
five-per-cent equil

of Petrofina Cana Oe af
Montreal and Hudson's Bay
Oi) and Co, Ltd. of Calgary.

AEC is to be pald a total of
$565 million ~ $185 million
by Petrofina and $180 million

Hudzon’s Bay. In ad-

tlon, AEC will receive an
average of seven per cent of
thelr share or ihe a care taD
gross Tevenue e:
“erlida'bil-seinds; plant; In thé
Fort MeMurray area of
northeastern Alberta.

DOLLAR

‘MONTREAL (CP) — U.S)

‘dollar*tn: ternuridd Canatian

funds at 3:3) pm. EDT
Tuceday was down 23-100 at
91.1608. Pound sterling was
down 2.36 at $2.5897.

In New York, the Canadian,
dollar wes up 17-100 at
90.9615 and pound sterling| -
was down 1.50 at 82.2908,

Eeebpaar lnawee, “Karin
ploration gained a
five cents to 66 on trading
292,500 avares and Coppe
‘Lake Ex;cration was up,
‘five to .27 on 118,000.
Petroleum also gained
91.65 on 102,900
while actite Resources wal
‘up & penny to .38 on 68, 600.
Con-Am Resources plum.
‘meted BO cents to close al
$3.40 and Silver Chie
Minerals, , gained # cents to!

‘8.6.
on the ‘curb exchange,
‘Regia Development was up
hine cents to 37 on 934,600
shares and Edina In-
tomatin was down a
to .40 on 160,06.
Gavex Gold Mines waa up
four cents to 40 on 107,133
and Beach Gold Mines

galned fA penny to 61 ‘on
96,600.

"New Congress Resources
four cents to .b2 and

gton Golf was down

two cents to .65. ‘

» Westcoast Pete advanced
ants aes go
410 A
to oi, nper Gas A % to

emt and Husky Oi] % to §67,.
Mclat:
renda Mines % to

$18% and Campbell
chibougamau A % to $93,
Numac Olt and Gas lost 2

+ to 44, Mountain States

Resources 1% to $125 and
Tota] Peta NA 1%4 to $28,
' CanDel Oil was up 3% to 83%)
au Canadian Superior Oil 1

, 1

Mines dropped ih _

rofit —

, Hudson's Bay
said lt pay six percent of
its share of the groas revenue
to AEC. This means
Petrelina will pay eight per
‘cent of its gross revenue,
we excha for its higher
ee and revenue
 peyment to AEC, Petrofina
hat obtained the exci
share of production of the
nt — 13,000 barrels a da
He nt is in fu
ction.
Syncrude plant, the
largest commercial oil-
sands project in the world,
has a designed capacity of
Oo) barrels a day but
produtien problems since
¢ plan & year ago
have limited the dell aver-
age to about 50,000 els
most of the time, In recent
months, the plant has
averaged 100,000 barrels.

In Montreal, Petrofina
President Plerre Nadeau

te share of the Syn-
crude oil will be used in the
company's Montreal
» Added to ite. own
it share of Syn-
crude's duction, or 6,500
barrels maximum
production, Petrotina will

t a total of almost 20,000

rrels a day.

The announcement of the
sale came two weeks after
AEC had excercised its
option to acquite 20 per cent

of the rod f
$200 mllon, The $36-millon

cont of 10 par cent of the
ty, which AEC.

five-

bank financing for ita 10-per-
‘cent equity,

The rederal, Alberta and
‘Ontario governments joined
hands in the rescue

" operation, Alberta alao'~
loaned money from its |
al rad Savings Trust

Project manager for Key Construction Venures Fritz
Mueller supervises start of theatre construction at
Mount Elizabeth Senior Secondary In Kitimat.

caititigeetateets

TOURISTS DOWN

OTTAWA (CP) — Federal
statisticians said Tuesday
that Canada had a tourism
deficit which was larger than
usual during July due to a
decrease in the number of
visitora from the United
States.

There was a drop of 10.6
per cent in U.S. vistors,
unpleasant news for touriam
officials who anticipated
gacoline shortages south of
the border would encourage

Sededeledebetetedeceeteteeseenecetapencecite: ah

osectatatatait

US. visitors to come to this

country where supplies were
more plentiful,
Although visita di July

from the U.S, were off sig-
nificantly, more visitors
came from abroad, chiefiy
France, Britain, Israel and
.Germany.

There was a drop ‘of 0.2
per cent in the number of
Canadians visiting the U.S.
during July.

*0et 7,
DCRR RR Rr

ete
aasegeceieeliroaneree

Esso backing |
valley route .

CALGARY (CP) ~ Esso
‘Resources Canada Ltd.
wants to bulld a $270-million
oll pipeline through the
Mackenzie River Valley.

Company offictals sald

Monday they will apply later
thls year tor a jon to
build a pipe. 30 cen-

timetres in dlameter to
transport 25,000 barrela of
crude oll ad by 1088.
“$0-kilometre line,
viould lige tHe Norman Wells |
fleld in the Northwest
Territories, the moat
productive northern field In
Canada, with the Alberta
pipeline network. The net-
work now ends 130
kilometres south of the

Alberta-horthwest Terri.
tories bor

A $300:mililoa secondary
recovery plant is about to 4
trinuing’ the total bil for

6 or

Esso to $570 million.

Total reserves ot the site

are estimated at 650 million

barrels.

Previous proposals to
build natural gaa pipelines of
a. Nsa 140 centimetres in

ter along the valley
brought protests irom en-
vircnmentelists, but an Esso
an aaid there is no
comparison between
vious plans ard this one
be cause of the difference in
re.

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* Fishermen take to court

WASHINGTON (CP) —
U.S. shermen, claiming
groundéish from Canada and
other countries are hurting
thelr industry, have begun a
trade acHon seeking quotas
and tariffa on the importa.

In a petition filed with the
U.S. International Trade
Commission recently, seven
U.S, fishermen’s groupa
claim the importa — al ued
at $3.1 billion in ai
cluding $500 malign
Canada — main
TOFeat or inyury ot the.
fish!

industry. ‘
: te ton wake the U.S.

.

to limit imports to a per-
centage of domestic con-
sum mption and to ay ose
of 50° the
rp of the

. fish now is imported duty

ire cra eer in to hold:

a public heating on the
pelle tion in Seattle, Wash.,

14. A commission’ of

ficial said Tuesday the trade

ho as to deelde on the

legislation which idea
for Import reltef Lf a peo
Is found to t be imported. in

District of Torrace

"Much of the dus

1 queation of

such Jncrvased quantities as
to be the major cause of
damage — or the major
threat — to a domeatic In-

try.
It seeka an investigation of
imports of a broad range of
fresh and frozen imports, in-
cluding ccd, haddock,
flounder and other fish. Moat
of the groundfish imported

from Canada Is fresh.
Other gop llers = af
U.S. are

Argentina, fel, Norway,

Japan

An fn alficial South i Re Intent
action does not deal with the
subsidies. He

ANNUAL TAX SALE NOTICE

Puravant to Sectlon 393 of the Municipal Act, on the firat day of October 1979 ai the
Council Chambers of the District of Terrace, at the hour offered for sale by public
auction each and every parcel of real property including improvements, upon which
any of the taxes are delinquent. The following properties have delinquent taxes aa of

Sentember. 7, 1979:

He RE OCR TION nsc.0. zott Keeler Street

J 113.000 Lot 2.9 L.960 Plan 3200 RS C.D. 2707 Cramer Street

1157.00 = Lot 7EVeof BKC BIk10PIon 3200 RSC.D, 7802 Cramer Streat
216.000 rity Ly wie & 7? Plan 3053 Bik 5 DL 360 Pim §=2706 Sparks Street
i067,000 Lot 21 Gk 6 DL 361 Plan $72 R5C.0. . 410 Greig Avenue
088.000 Lot 22 Bik 6 DL 361 Plan 972 RSC.D, 4612 Grelg Avenue

i 1111.000 Lat 2of Bk A DL 361 Plan 1265 RSC.D. 3313 Kalum Stree:
1168,000 Lot 10 Bik 3 DE. 361 Pian 3209 RSC.D. 4720 Hamer avenue

; 1361.00 . tot 1 OL MI Plan 3a3 RS C.D. 603 Loen Avenu
520,000 Lot 3 Pcl. A Explan. Plan 4166 Bik 12 DL 3al 4742 Lakeise Avenue

l Plan 1117 RS C.0,
1660.000 Lot Bot Lot 1So! Sv Bik 1 DL 361 Plan S789 RS 4744 Tuck Avenue
9009.00 Lot 2 DL 362 Plan 7321 RS C.D,- 4993 Walth Avenue
3545.000 Lot 18 DL 363 Pian 7990 RS C.D. 5308 Mountain Vista
"2548.00 Lot 21 DL 363 Plan 7990 RS C.L. Roadway
3547.00 Lot 22 DL 363 Plan 790 RS C.D. 5244 Mountain Vista
3550.000 Lot 23 DL 3463 Plan 7990 R5 C.D. '$242 Mountain Viste
3551.00 Lot 24 DL 363 Plan 7990 R5 C.D. 5240 Mountain Vista
3552.000 Lot 25 DL 363 Plan 7930 RS C.D. 5238 Mountain Vista
3553,000 Lot 26 DL 363 Plan 7930 RS C.D. 5234 Mountaln Viste
3554,000 Lot 27 DL 343 Plan 79% R5 C.D. 52324 Mountain Vista
2555.000 Lot 28 DL 363 Plan 7930 R45 C.D. 5232 Mountain Vista
356,000 Lot 29 OL 343 Plan 794) RS C.D.. 5390 Mountain Vista-+ °F
3557.00 Lot 90 DL. 389 Plan 700 RSD. ©" "S70 Mountain ‘viens
3559.000 Lot 31 DL 363 Plan 7990 R5 C.D, 5726 Mauntaln Vista

§ 3559.000 Lot 32 DL 363 Plan 7930 RS C.D, 5224 Mountaln Vista
3560,000 Lot 33 OL 363 Plan 7930 RS ¢,D. 5222 Mountain Vista
3561000 Lot 34 DL 343 Plan 7990 R35 C.D, 5220 Mountaln Vista
3562.00 Lot 35 DL 369 Plan 7990 RS C.D. 5218 Mountaln Vista
3563.00 Lat 96 pL 343 Plan I RS cD ‘S215 Mountain Vista
564.000 Lot 37 DL 343°Pian 7930 RS C.D. 522) Mountain Vista
3565,000 Lot 38 DL 363 Plan 799 R5 C.D. 5227 Mountain Viste
'3866.000 Lot 39 DL 363 Plan 7990 RS C.D. 5233 Mountain Vista
3567. Lot 40 DL 363 Pian 798 RS5 C.D. $44) Mountain Viste
3568,000 Lot 41 DL 383 Plan 79% RS C.D. 535 Mountain Vista
569.000 Lot 42 DL 343 Plan 7930 RS C.D. 5309 Mountain Viste
1570.90 Lot 43 DL 363 Plan 790 RS C.D. 5315 Mountain Visie
3571.00 Let 44 DL 343 Plan 7930 RS C.D. 532) Mountain Vista
3572.00 Lot 45 DL 363 Pian 7930 RS C.D. 5325 Mountain Vista
3573.00 Lot 46 DL 343 Pian 7930 RS C.D, 5327 Mountain Vista
3575.00 Lot 48 DL. 363 Plan 7930 RS C.D. 5339 Mountain Vista
3574.000 Lot 4? DL 363 Plan 7730 R5 C.D 5343 Mountaln Viste
3577000 Lot 50 DL 363 Plan 7990 R5 C.D, 3405 rioyd Street
$031,000 Lot 4 OL 368 Plan 30304 RS C.D. 4326 Lakelse Avenue
5318.00 Pc. A: D.D, 04975-1- of Lots 1 to SBik 4 DL 36 4459 Lazelle Avenue

Plan 972 R5 C.D,

5343.00 Lote 1&2 Bik 6 DL369 Pian 972 R5C.D. 4553 Lazolie Avenue
53462.000 Lots 280 & 29 Bik ¢ DL 349 Plan 972 RS C.D. 3290 Kalum street
5343,000 Lot 30 Bik 6OL 469 Plan972 R3C.D, 3232 Kaium Street

 5404,000 Lot 15 Bik 9 OL 29 Plan972 R3C.D. 4431 Lakelse Avenue
$453,000 Bk 3 DL 4 Plan 347 RS C.D. 4525 Little Avenve
5455.000 ok Pay Far Sub. by Plan 4176 Plan 9047 asoa Littie Avenve
6020.000 Lot 3 BIk2 OL 61) Plan 1992 RSC.D. 5011 Kelth Avenue
6110.000 Wve Lot 20 Bik 5 DL 611 Plan 3080 R5 C.D. Si3e Agar Avenue
6140.000 Lot | BIk2 DL 411 Plan 1154R5C.0. 5003 McDeek Avenue
6183,000 Lot 4 Bik 4 DL 61) Pian 3154 R5C.D., 4928 McDeek Avenus
6190.00 W's Lot é 8lk 5 DL 41! Pian 3154R5 C.D. 5024 Me Deok Avenve
6243.00 Lot 2 of Lot 2 Bik 3 Oi. 41) Plan 3154 R5C.D, 4929 McOeek Avenue
11076.000 Lot 6 BIK 32 DL 977 Plan 4311 RSC.D.: 4910 Halliweil Avenue
14002.000 Eve Blk 11 DL 979 & 980 Plan 1097 RS C.D, 502) Halliwell Avenue
16511,000 Tren Portion of DL 1745-See D.D. 1136-1- RF 3601 Kalum Lake Drive
17800.006' Bik A BL 5760 Plan 1268 RS €.D. “3810 Kalum Stren
6513.000;

Uecupant of Say 13, Terrace Traller Pork

13-4628 Granam Avenve