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‘People such as Sandra and Pal Shippit came prepared to eat a big meal, and that they got dur-
_Ing the Co-op pancake breakfast. Money raised at ihe event was donated to the Man-in-Motion |

Photo by Danlale Berquist.”

World Fund for Rick Hansen.

7 Financing options
' ‘Shamee 0 Py |

” Shames Mountain Pro-
Hect™ “Manager

‘were. recently . in Van-

. “couver’ for discussions
“with a. Vancouver-based

‘Venture: Capital Com-

_ pany.

» The Venture- Capital

) Dennis.
Lissimore ‘and two Ski
. Corporation. directors

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“Find your Telephone Number inthis week’s..
Terrace Review and phone 635-7840 for your
free pass to the Tillicum Theatre.

" group is interested j in rais- opt
ing half.of the. funding res e

quired for: the ski’ area
_ development. ar
_ According to Lissimore, 2 3. -
the dismantling and: re-
location of Kitsumkalum

Mountain’s buildings and

lift’ equipment (into the

Shames Valley) will com-

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CRITICAL |

CONDITIONS
9:30 only 14 YEARS

<4 ALLAN QUARTERMAIN
} AND THE LOST CITY

March 28 - April 3, 87

Cn on

7:15 only 14 YEARS

MANNEQUIN
7:00 &.9:15 GENERAL

Matinee:

2:00 to 3:30 p.m.

7:00 & 9:15 p.m,

Handicap Facilities

YOUTH: *4,00

CRIMES OF THE HEART
7:15 _& 9:30 MATURE

FRANCIS THE TALKING MULE
_ FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT

Canate 5 63 5.7469

first ULTRA STEREO Sound Theaires

Tillicum Twin Theatres

Terrace B.C.

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7:15 & 9:30 p.m.
Air Conditioned

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CHILDREN: °2.50
(635-SHOW)

‘mence when financing is .
in place — expected. to be

sometime in May, -
To provide ‘local skiing”

_ for the 1986-87 ‘season, .
Shames }

Corporation is continuing ©

. to operate Kitsumkalum

Mountain - Ski

Mountain on. a limited-
time basis (weekends
only). -

The weatherman has. co-

operated - ‘this season, with

. large amounts of snow on

the higher mountain eleva-

tions, even though down-
‘town Terrace and Kitimat

have enjoyed a. mild

winter.

fe ~

TERRACE — Mabel ‘Til-
ling-Houlden passed away
on Friday, March ..13, -at

’ Mills Memorial Hospital

_in Terrace. Mabel was $9
years of age and three
months. a

“by Danisle ‘Berquist

The funeral ‘service jot ;

Lumber tariff
being watoned §

A member nation of the
European Economic
Community (EEC)has re-
cently. begun urging the

Organization to demand a

tariff on Canadian soft-

wood lumber similar to
ae “the- ~duty. presently being ©
~Jevied: on Canadian - exe.
“..ports to the U.S.
“Council of Forest In--
. dustries (COFI) represen-
“tative David Larson said -
a ‘recently that France, one’
‘of.the few EEC members

having a softwood lumber
industry, is attempting to

- _ argue that terms. of the -
on.
‘Tariffs and Trade (GATT) :
Tequire Canada to treat all .

General. Agreement

its trading partners equal-
ly by applying the 15 per-
cent duty to all. interna-
- tional softwood exports. :

_ Larson said the pro- .

posal has gotten a cool
“reception: from other/EEC
members,’ but’ Canadian
diplomats in Europe are
still gearing up for an

- argument. ‘‘Most member

countries realize it would
not be in their clear in-
_terest to impose. the
duty,’”? Larson said, and

he added that GATT in fi

fact does sometimes allow
bilateral trade agreements
like the one presently in
-force between the U.S.
and Canada,

am

. An open letter

to the Minister

- Of Forests

_ We are writing to ex-
press our disapproval and.
disappointment with our-

local branch of your.

ministry. ;
A -number of years
back, the local foresters

gave their word that the

area adjoining-- Herman
Creek, a tributary of the
Lakelse River, would be
spared the axe because of
its recreational and. fish-
eries values. -
Originally the cutting
rights of the area.in ques-
tion belonged to MacMil-
lan Bloedel.. Later the
rights were ‘purchased by
another company, The
new owners did not like

_the: existing development

plan and asked our local

foresters to review it. This

review took place and al-
terations suiting-the new
owners were made. One of
those alterations was the
removal of the Herman

- Creek area from the areas

to be preserved.
The foresters made this

etterz-

‘confirmation of rumors

decision without consult-
ing our society or any
other concerned groups.
When the society received

that the Herman Creek

' ,area was to be logged we

dispatched a letter to the
Terrace branch of the
Ministry of Forests
expressing our concern

‘and asking for reconsid- -

eration. We. received no
reply to our letter.

‘It bothers us~that the
civil servants in our local
office of your -ministry,
employees of the province
and ‘therefore in our em-
ploy. and working for our
best interests, did not see
fit to answer our letter.

It bothers us that an
area consisting largely of
decadent timber, an area
surrounded by clear cuts,
an area highly prized by
local anglers. and hikers,
could not have been left
intact,

It angers us that land set
aside for recreational use
can be put on the chop-
ping block so easily when
a logging company re-
quests it,

- Robert Brown, Chairman

Northwest Chapter
Steclhead Society of B.C,

‘since 1963

Terrace Review -

Anglican. Church with
Reverend Lance’ Stephens
Officiating, -

Mabel and her husband
Harry Houlden, deceased
raised - their
family of four children in
Terrace: Doris, Margaret
(who is no- longer alive)

. Metnentay, N

orial service. held

Mabel was held on. Wed-._-
nesday, March 18 at the |

Charlie and Alex.
Mabel had 22 grandchil-
dren, 28 great grandchil-
dren and: two great great
grandchildren. *~

A feception: in’ her

" memory -was -held’ at the

Happy Gang Centre, with
refreshments served by
members of the B.C, Old

. Age Pensionners Associa-

5, 1987 a

tion, Branch 73. in Ter-
race.

The family of Mabel
Houlden provided the
luncheon which was, held
at the centre, . ‘after: the
funeral service, ee FS

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* Teanseis sion Lent:

- Komano Aver.

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- Public Notes |

. Alcan’ 's Kemano-Kitlmat
es high: voltage. transmission:
“Hine is built on private
roperty except where It”.
“erosses Indian. Reser: .
~vatlons, -as shown”:
a ‘on the: map.. ;

passing and. Hunting ,
are not: permitted an
Alcan trarismission
line properties,
‘ (Rel, Wildlife Act Sec, ,
a ae BO.

“Kemang Pawerhal

Your Week Ahead Horoscope

' ARIES
Mar. 21-Apr. 19

TAURUS.
* Apr, 20-May 20
GEMINI
« May21-June20

VIRGO

* Aug. 23-Sept.22

* LIBRA

Sept:23-Oct. 22

* SCORPIO

Oct,23-Noy, 21

SAGITTARIUS
Nov, 22-Dec. 21

» CAPRICORN
- Dee. 22-Jan, 19-

* AQUARIUS

Jan, 20-Feb, 13

PISCES

« Feb,19-Mar,20

_ favorable period,

: Your message
| from the stars...

635-8270.

Sunday's lunation brings a powerful upswing in
the course of events. Make the most of this opti-
mistic period.
Artistic and mystical interests hold sway. Steer
clear of the depressive type. Look forthe positive. *

Subtle changes in your philosophic beliefs open

Forecast Period: 3/29 -4/4/87

" your eyes lo new opportunity. Hopes and wishes *

Handle employment matters with tact and under. | +
slanding. Keep avenuesofcommunication open.

Impulsive action could result i in travel or trans-
portallon snarls. Dealing with one at a distance
calls for extracare.

Be realistic about money matters. Intuilion can
be misleading. Analyze the situation and know
where youstand,

‘The new moonislikely to bring changes i in ner. #
ship matters. Anewalliancemay beshapingup,

are attainable,
« CANCER
June21-July 22 _
+ _ Don*tbetoocritical.
LEO
July 23-Aug. 22

- Signs point toa pickupin occupationalactivities, | *

Give careful consideration to.a proposal for in-
creasing your responsibilities. .

Aspects encourage speculative matters, affairs
oftheheart, creativity, etc. Make the most of this

Increasing your land holdings is favored. Just be
sure you read and understand any documents be-
fore signing.

Expand your mental horizons. Luck is with you,
Begin new undertakings. It’s time to step out of :
‘the established pattern. _)

Separate yourself and your assets from the group
activities. You must think of your futuresecurity +.
and reputation. .

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