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“to ‘Hist! any: ‘coiipany in: which
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: packets: “So. it, wasn't hard.for Melissa (4), Chantelle (6) and...
Chet (5). to work.out that meant there was an opportunity for.
hem: to. seize than, The weather and. the Price

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» Clause :3"of ‘the: code: states” :

» perfect. combination to stimulate salés'a ‘aS,
“obvious: enthusiasm: of the young entrepreneurs. With garage -
‘sale season. now in full swing, other: youngsters, out there
might think about, faking a. seat Out tof this: trio! Ss. boa

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within “the “City - of. ‘Terrace,
‘other than’: ‘his/her- personal

_. Nesidence; without: first inform.
~ ding: ‘the: Mayor: ‘OF: ‘Council, da

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of course, did thie

ay

year. before when fisheries of:
ficers .were. pelted -with ' mar-:
shmallows after they shawed up
-t to’ arrest. mi 0 for ‘fishing.

which calls { for Ieeal aétion and
blockades * on ‘heir Araditional
‘territory.

~ Ryan, whose, Gitksan name is
-.Maas Gaak, “was: “trained . as a

TERRACE - ; one ‘of the'more
. Eeontrover: ative, leaders in-

* inclading- the:  asaibilty of
* blockades — to continue shig

" though the
-Wet'suwet’én lost their.
case in the Supreme
it this spring, they a are ap-

pealing the decision, "

' Speaking last” week, Ryan
said he wants to work on
economic and other develop-
ment projects on, the’ western
end of the land claim: held by

-the Eagle clan. of. Gitwangak,-

“#The emphasis i is On moving
to the house graups,. tothe ter-

Fitories “away” from tribal

councils’; and ‘band

- governments,” said. Ryan, a

That will-lead natives off: the

“reserves: to lands they claim and

to developing -their, ‘own’ ‘Bro

jects, he continued. ”

Ryan said the plan is to divide
the Gitksan-Wet'suwet’en, area

whee daa ME jay
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indirectly

se date’ incl |
en declaration. from: Takhar.’ *

himself/herself or his/her fami-
ly, or any other member of
Council, in the City of
Terrace.”’
“On Jan..7 of this year and on
May. 27 of ‘this: year, Takhar
voted against two proposals for
rézoning that would have allow-
ed. the construction of two
‘apartment buildings. Both of
those proposals were defeated,
“The Jan. 7 vote concerned an
application lo ‘rezone property
on Eby St., bounded by Walsh
and. Davis "Aves., from single-
‘family to multi-family residen-
tial to build a 30-unit apartment
cont'd A2

which he/she is aware involving |

Planting

‘Mo Takhar

cut back —

TERRACE — Skeena Cellulose
will plant 500,000 fewer seedl-
ings this year but it won’t be by
choice.

Forestry technician Erika
Nicholson said the company has
changed its original plans
because of losses suffered last
winter by some of its Fraser
Valley suppliers,

"We were really. ‘surprised, ' ”
Nicholson said in pointing out
that as many as half the
greenhouses had been destroyed

and the seedlings they contained |

crushed under. the heavy snows
experienced in the area.

The revised plan calls for 1.2
million young trees to go into
the. ground this year compared
to 1.74 million in 1990, Planting

got under way April’22° with: ‘they:

work being done by. four One.
tractors employing - “approx:

TERRACE — If the number of
phone lines being installed by
B.C. Tel is any indication, there
are more people living here and
more businesses over the past
two years.

Figures up to the end of April
this year put the number of
residential lines at 6,281. That’s
an increase of 307 over the
5,974 lites in existence to the
end of 1989, |

The number of business lines
increased to 2,940 from 2,700
over the same period. That's an
increase of 240 lines.

B.C. Tel’s figures don’t break
out phone lines used for fax

Don Ryan

“into four regions — west, north

and east for the Gitksan with
the remainder being taken up by
Wet’suwet’en lands...

imately 90 planters. They are
expected t6 finish by mid-June.

Nicholson said a total of
1600ha was being replanted:
600ha in the upper and lower
Nass valley, 400ha in the West
Kalum area and the remaining

' 600ha in the southern portions

of its tree farm and forest
licences.

Hemlock will:be the predomi-
nant speci¢ at 36 per cent. Pine
will account for 23 per cent,
cedar 22 per cent, spruce eight

_ Per. cent, balsam one per cent
and cottonwood 10 per cent.

‘Nicholson also noted at least
three’ different species, ex-
cluding ‘cottonwood, would be
planted of each lock. The cot-
‘tonwood would”be" platited ‘on
its “own-on the - Nass; River
islands and areas near the river.

More phones here

machines, ;

Kitimat’s residential and
business lines also increased,
but not to the same numbers as
they did here.

There were 4,005 residential
lines in that'city to the end of
April this ‘year compared to
3,883 at the end of 1989. For
business lines, the numbers are
1,059 to the end of April and
997 to. the end-of 1989.

‘There’ 's been-a drop in the
number of residential Lines but
an increase in the number of
business lines in Stewart for the
same period.. ©

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