THE BAVARIAN INN
RESTAURANT —

April is Cajun

Cookin’ Month!

- APPETIZERS: —
Smoked Catfish
with Jezabel Sauce - $6.50

Creole Gumbo - $4.95 |
ENTREES: -
Shrimp Etouffee = $15.95
Jambalaya ~ $13.95

LUNCH:
Tuesday-Friday
11:30 a.m.-2 p.m,
DINNER:
Monday-Sunday
5 p.m,.-11 p.m,
Reservations
recommended As;

Bayou Oysters en Crochette - $6.95. *

~ Blackened Cajun Catfish - $15.50 |:

$48 50rd

on a Standard Single, Double or Twin
Room any Friday, Saturday or Sunday

Come in and enjoy our

Waterfront Restaurant
or have a drink in

Charley’s Lounge.
Call for a Reservation
Tall Free 1-800-663-8150

MOTOR HOTEL
. 222 West ist Ave.

iia 624-6771 Bed f

applies on the river.

_ Kalina: also reminds anglers
that as of April 1 a new fishing
licence is required. Anyone who
needs more information can pick
up a copy of the new fishing syn-

- opsis at the Environment B.C.

office in. . the’ government access
centre §

- WESTAR COURT
DATE WAITS ~

A court - action: ‘seeking to |
‘compel the Ministry of Forests to

order Westar Timber to start up
its sawmill in Kitwanga has been
postponed indefinitely,
The: action was. initiated by
the Gitwangak Indian Band in an.
effort to get the mill going again
and get about 100 of its members
back to‘work. Although operation
of the mill, which is designed to
produce 43 million board feet of

lumber annual, is a condition of.

PHOTOGRAPHY

murray metcalfe -

Phone today for. your

Westar’s timber tenure, the saw-
mill has not run with any reg:
wiarity for nearly three years.'

_ Westar has been under a. special

dispensation from the Minister of
Forests exempting it from the ,

licence condition due to timber

shortages... |
-Gitwangak spokesman
Graham Morgan said, Wednesday
that the initial court date of
March 26 was adjourned to April
1, then adjourned indefinitely at
the request of the government's
lawyers. Although there is appar-
ently a pending sale agreement
for part or all of Westar’s assets
in the area, Morgan said the
Gitwangak don't believe the sale
will ‘settle the issue at stake in

the legal action. "We're looking for
_ 4 definition of the licence, and

we're probably going to have to do

that through the courts, " Morgan

said.

He added that Minister of
Forests Dan Miller recently
extended Westar’s exemption from
operating the mill to June 15.»

ee consultation

635-9585

Terrace Review — April 10, 1992