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Westar Sale looked at. _

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‘TERRACE — Dave Parker says
-he’s involved in a- possible

‘buyout of Westar's nor-
* thwestern holdings, ;

"+. The former Skeena MLA and
‘cabinet minister is now a cor-
‘porate forestry consultant,
‘One of his first jobs is work-
“ing with a group of Prince

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ed to return to his forestry con- it is tobe acountabl ” - 2 =
sulting roots if he was defeated. said. - ee Parker
“Half my working life I've ~ Barker was not in office-long
worked as a forestry consultant, enough to receive an MLA’ |
and I’m going tocontinue doing pension, “but was ‘awarded ‘a
that,” he said, oe 1000 severance package. . ”
He said he might also go after” He says half of it went to -
a UBC diploma to get some taxes, $12,000 went to pay-off
qualifications in appraising. debts. he ‘accumulated. as -.an:

“George companies on the possi- “When you work. hard you | MLA and the remainder went
‘ble purchase of Westar’s Car- do well. When you don’t work toward'a used cars
oe aby and Kitwanga sawmills hard you don’t do well,
oa -and its timber holdings. Parker said of business life...
: - There’s also a possibility he'll “But. applying that ethic in”. [”
;- Work for another B.C. company Zovernment was, for me, an ex-
‘on value-added opportunities in ercise in frustration,” ae
| the Skeena region, he said. On the result of the election; -.|’. ee | ;
|, Parker set up shop in his ker says ne nas “some | oa ee on ee °C ia oe
{ i iati issappointments but no ||: ps ; [ope 8 “. oo
office eat ea eesacation ‘Tegiets. P | CORRECTION ’ | -. Featuring @ delicious variety of shrimp dinners, Come
| election hunting trip. _“‘People were clearly. | ;, this week's Kiiart flyer the following er. | Fant mate aur delectibia crab stuffed shrimp.
i: “it’s great to be back,” he dissatisfied’ with B.C. Social” ‘|: tors have occurred ae meer Eight plump Black Tiger Shrimp topped with crab
‘said of working his own hours pile Credit. So they voted:Liberal,’”’| The Black & Decker No.-9046-04 oy | -}. eat, swiss cheese and Bernalse sauce, or broiled
' and being accountable o nly to : he said..“They didn’t vote ':} (éatured on page § for $39.97 is not |. on a skewer Souviaki, or sauteed with green pepper
| Himself. “At thi Dave Parker "socialist — ‘they didn’t gain -..{ #allable, howaver the Black & Decker: .. 8nd onions. (Your cholce or rice or baked potato)
' himself. *‘At this moment 1 can ane a tall onuey BEN --:|No.9020-04 Dril is avatable at the'same | feo n° Co,
1 say I dori’t miss the other life at ‘‘Politically, I’m a liability anything, But that’s OK, People: spa ABA D ol Open? daya a week,
1 alee right now,’” he said. ‘But as needed a change.” . “|. The illustration of the tire featured on'| =) Or ee _,- | Lunch Mon. - Fri. 11:30 - 2:00 pm
t Parker said his experience as long as I can stay on the cor- He. said the NDP will now. _.| paga 5 is Incorrect. The tire: ustratad |. wy : we Pp * Dinner 4:30 + 11:00 pm
| forests minister in the defeated porate’ site. there are feel the pressure of responsibili- Paterna. ean the 8%. 7000 nen “feo, FOR RESERVATIONS CALL
| Social Credit government won't possibilities, Other people will ty and.decision-making. ‘| We apologize for any inconvenience Be 638-0644 or 638-1 503
| Mecessarily help him in his new have to deal with government.” “Now everybody that was so this may have'caused: . ti, Se
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from the commercial sports .
fishermen. .

After many years of work:
by fishermen and the Depart-
ment of Fisheries‘and Oceans ~
to stabilize and enhance
salmon stocks in the Skeena: -
region, we are being told in
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these stocks viable are now
being ridiculed for their lack 2 = |.
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‘come: -users:-.the sports
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fortunately the provincial
ministry of environment and
the “Skeena Sports
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