* rpaay : ‘am m packing for yet

another move, It's not one this _

family of. three. wants to. make,
but we. have no “choice, Like so
many.in \ Terrace, we have to put
our meagre. household in
storage and pray. that suitable
accommodation will come up

uss bippoaiae, Terrace?

We. see. all these. fancy homes .
_ going Up everywhere, but you're

forgetting - the ‘real Strength ‘of.

About Shames deal.

Dear, Sir: . ak

. It's. high- time Shames began

behaving like a. private: enter-

prise set up-to produce profits —

for investors, rather than:as, 4
charity for the disadvantaged.

Now that Shames. Mountain .

Ski Corporation has received
$1.5 million from: an
anonymous: local company

made. up of shy investors, .

Shames. can pay, ‘off. the. remain-
ing 99 per. cent it..owes the
. regional district for Kit-

sumkalum ski-hili assets. Then:

“regional. district . directors . can

get back to governing instead of

revising Shames’ debt schedule.

- Already the regional district

has let Shames haul away. Kit-
from A5 AS .

sumkalum’ equipment though
Shames has, paid only one per
cent of the purchase price it bid
four years ago. | .

But I'll be surprised if ‘this
anonymous company hasn't at-
tached a: "string preventing
Shames-from using this windfall
to pay. its regional district debt. |

-In ‘the : meantime,
Shames’ estimated cost of a dai-

ly lift ticket has risen 25 per cent —
in two months, from $20 to $25. .

Too bad Shames hasn’t paid
its $400,000 ‘debt as fast as it’s
raising its projected profits,
Sincerely yours,
Claudette -Sandecki
Terrace, B.C. mo,

Sad day. beckons

“until having gear. con-
: fiscated. Produce the licence
‘and -get your gear back.
’ Much better than a. fine!
And with two C.O.’s for a
; large area, the chances of be-
-ing checked’: is not great.
-Three men fishing illegally
were. observed but they do
not say anything - about
“O.R.R. (observe, record,
- report).
All fisheries are timited by
. the remaining fish stocks. It
- is up to everyone who im-

': pacts the. resource to make —

-+ gure there will be a resource

“* to.use for future generations, .
The fish and ‘Wildlife

branch and Department of
Fisheries and Oceans do not
have ali the answers but at
least they are trying to do
whats best for the resource .
while dealing with all the .
fishing issues,

It is a sad day when people
think that “you have to grab
for what you want”’ instead
of planning and helping the
resource so all user groups
get sufficient fish.

It will be a sadder day if ail:
we end up with in our rivers |
is water. As a fisherman, |
hope that day never comes.42 .

- Sincerely yours; 4
Rick Dillman m

| Park |
1 Report

by James Roop »

grasp.

* Just under one hundred hours.

Plenie, Shatter from 7:30 - 8:30

dlence.

" August is: here and another long weekend is almost within your
Time to visit the relatives, fix the.house and get away from it all in

How many times have you returned to work only to be searching the
calendar for the next holiday? Why not tet this weekend be your next
holiday? Spend a few hours in a fawn chair with your feet propped up
by a block of wood, gazing into a cozy fire, Take a walk along a beach

of river In the.siience of the early morning hours...

"These plctura porfect memories are waiting for you at yout B.C.
parks. Exchamsiks Provincial Park Is 45 minutes west-cf Terrace and

- has 30 campsites, Kieanza Creek Provincial Park Is 20 minutes east of
Terrace, and hosts 21 campsites. Twenty minutes south of Terrace
are 56 parks. All of thase parks have rivers or lakes, and huge trees
that tower around most campsites.

Sometimes these campgrounds will fill up, so coming early is advis-

‘ed. Or if you prefer, each one of these parks offers day use facilities,

Don’t forget about our visitor programs! Kisanza Creek Provincial
Park is having 2 special guided waik on Saturday August 4 from 1 - 2

’ p.m. Meet at the informaticn sign near the trail. Lakelse Lake Provin-

cia} Park has elght programs this week — Including two guest
speakers: Adrian Van da Mossalaar, our local meteorologist, will talk
about the weather on Saturday, Aug. 4. Kelly Kline of the Terrace Hik-
ing Club will talk about local hiking trails and how to prepare for them
on Sunday, Aug, §. Both of these talks take place at the Furlong Bay
p.m.
Have-a great long waekend, and we'll see you at ihe park!
-On Saturday, Aug. 18, 8.C, Parks Is holding a special event called

Family Day. We are locking for any intarested musicians or story

tellers who would like to share their-tatent with a family oriented au-

Please contac the B.C. Parks olfica at 798-2277

I: note -

your economy, the -average’ guy

. with-a good, but average paying —

job, the guy: ‘with- an’: average
family, but no way: ‘of buying : a
house. And. Tetrace i isnot pro-

viding homes —' “good ‘rental’

homes — for us. I know, we! re
not alone. ee ;

“Have we looked for a plate?
‘For two months, we've had an

ad in newspapers, and on the -

radio recently: We've., sent
: “feelers” out through ‘friends
and acquaintances. It's not that,
we want to move, it’s that we
have to — our rental house has
been sold. .

l’s a nice house and we're

thankful to have had it. We.

took goad care of it, even
bought a. good lawnmower

because the lawns were nice |
when we moved in, and it’s lush -

and green as We move out.
‘But it seems our big problem
is that landlords are getting very
picky, and somehow I can’t
blame them. Many of them
refuse pets. That's something [
can agree with, you probably
have good reasons, But our two
cats have never put holes in
walls, they have never invited

~ protection.

their weird friends: over F (teeing -

as*how they are botir altered,
‘they have few outside ‘friendsl).

‘ Our dog is big and 1 very, good 7
‘She has ” never -
thrown a. wild party" or: ‘stag- —
gefed home driink ‘out ‘of -her: ju
skull, screaming all the way ‘up [-
the road at 4 a.m. The ofily pro- - |
blem we really had was the one~ |
time she wanted to go out attwo |

in the morning, then proceeded
to bark herself into a frenzy. I
shad to apologize for being nasty
‘to her, when we fourid out two

weeks later that our neighbour -_

had been broken into! As: for
the rabbit, all he does.is provide
about the best manure going for
any garden.

Get with it, Terrace, you are
losing people, especially young
families, because not all'of us
want to, or can afford.to, put
ourselves into debt with a
house, All we're looking for is a
place to call home. Then,
perhaps we would consider stay-

-ing ‘in Terrace. Anyone out

there have any ideas?
Sincerely yours,
Joan Roy
Terrace, B.C.

TERRACE SPEEDWAY

SATURDAY, AUGUST 4—

Riverboat Days Parade. I

‘Noon, Regular Races at 6 p.m. .

i SUNDAY, AUGUST 5 — Memorial Race. Reguler i.

- Races at 2 p.m.

SEE YOU AT THE RACES

e Conducted antirely by mall.

“(all postage pald by the Terrace Church of Chto
To racelve thia FREE Bible Careupondence Course: gond your | i
-eddraas tO% ,

“Terrace Church of: chile, 4603 Fark Ave., Terrace, 8. e 1
eee vea’ 1@5 (Please Print) or call 635-9605. ae hea

A nonderiominational, @' lesson course dosigned lo ove sinless
‘knowledge of tha’ Bible. Subjects include: oid Testament, New Tei a nt:
and ’ Chriatianity. . ‘ a

” 6iTis cou olutely F | FREE of charge.” 2

‘s ‘Based entiraly,on the Bible. (no present day, revelations)

Roger -"

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VATINER HOME aioe a
ee

- Anybody

4 seen Roger?

No. 140 ~ 4741 Lakelse Ave., Terace, B.C. 635-61 21

No. 2 - 2823 Clark St., Thomhill B.C.

629 Mountain View Sq.. Kitimat, B.C.

635-4841 ©
632-4825

No. 309 gud Ave. West, Prince Rupert,o.c. 624-2221

Lakelse Lake Provinclal -
Park Visitor Programs _

; 100. 400 m,—

| ‘pei. ea oe

Weel oi 4 Thereday, Auguad 2 a me ab
ra: bm = htc es Ft Pe te =
; Friday, Auguet 2 ” fe
Ted Trees — Mest at tho West Entrance to Twin Spruce Trail
tate - 0:30 pan — Peday Wight Compe — ‘Meat ni the Furlong Bay Picnic Shetter
7 Saturday, Augaet a
* tye. 2:00 p.m. — banca Grek Previncil Park ~ Mee at no sign ~ Kianca Cok
‘" 8 pam. ~ Jers Ranger Metig ~ Moet tFrteng Bay Pele Shear
_ TAD EAD pam, ~ Ta Abate Woe _ é dh
- Sunday, Ailguer 6,
Animals of Lakelen = a= Meet at Furlong
ab 038 po. Taka a Ht ~ ot ~ Met at Frere, ey Pl Sater

August 2-8, 1090

Monday, August O°.

ragaae pm tay Pot oe T= Mi Fo Pe

call Programs: ‘Are Freel!!: .

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- will study the. feasib

_the two communities;
ands! 2 Buck?

7982277

On June 25 the ‘Minister-with: responsiblity he
for northern | development, Dave Parker;
~ announced that the prove government:
lity. of developing a.
‘] * provinicially-s regivated northern port.The °;:
proposed port encompassas. a seaport
Jaclity at.Kitimat, the Terrace/Kitimat airport,
Supporting, industrial lands located between, -:
and. gin. rehanael

itera a ec fineuble it
fie idy

;Wavel flopment is}

This letter is designed to keep people informed about the

Kitimat/Terrace Port project. Similar letters will be pub-
lished in the future, as project planning proceeds. To date,
the Kitimat/Terrace Port Committee has been established,’

and a conti Sandwell Inc., hired to do the feasibility.

" unnecessary: there have be
’ differant studies sin 7
.. pone of these::studi

most recent one co IC
__ of Kitimat - have provided.tha scope and
_ detail called for by this study. In fact,.it
unlikely the port development as,envie °
ss, ~. Sioned by earlier: studiés:- would. have. bg
~~ successful based on thair limited: scope;

December 1990.

__ Pesisibility Study

* The $4C0,000 feasibility study further -
explores important work undertaken ty the”
District of Kitimat. Funded by the Ministry ~
ot Regional and Economic Development,
the provincial study will be conducted in
two phases, The first phase deals with the .
marketing of an expanded portand will
determine the type and extent of develop- - -
mant necessary to ansure economic .;
viability. The second phase, contingent. :
upon Cabinet approving Phase.1, would be - = |
a detailed engineering, socio-economic and
environmental impact study. An ambitious
timetable will see the first phase of the
study completed by mid-September, and
with Gabinet approval, completion of the
entire feasibility, study ts anticipated for.

On July 16, the Kitimat/Terrace Port.
Committee chose Sandwell Inc. as consult-..
ant for the feasibility study. Sandwell Inc. is’,
recognized as one of the world’s leading ..
marine planning and design specialists. nf

Field work underway |

Under the direction of Sandwell Inc., a a
team of professionals has already begun io
assass the marketing potentialofthe °°.
proposed port and the feasibility of its
expanded scops. The marketing assess-..-..
_ ment will include the Terrace/Kitimat
Airport, Kitimat Airpark, industrial lands,
marine terminal and down-channel lands. :
The assessment for the marine terminal will
consider the movement! of-various products:
and the possibla use of the facllity by cargo *
© Ships, barges, ferries and cruise ships.
~ Along with preliminary benefit/costs ©
- “analysis, the first phase of the study wil
consider the markets for the marine,
terminal and its anticipated traffic, Detailed ©
information must be gathered in Kitimat, : 7
Terrace and along the Highway 16 gorridor. |e
The Kitimat/Terrace Port Committee will «
receive regular progress reports.

At the Committee's request, this first study
~ ‘phase will also include potential areas of
Although this.will:be addressed: in
‘detail in Phasa Two, the Ministar’
-respansible for northern development has
clearly stated that the povernment-recog:
“-nlzes.aboriginal concerns and the feed tor
environmental pratagtion tg | habitat
maintenance or enfiancement, .

‘ Qoug Smilth

an For lurther information contact:

Communications 0°
t/o Skeene Conslituaney oftica ©
“4863 Lezelle Ave, Tarrace, 8.0.66 18
Prione:; me 635-4216 .

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