Kitselas

‘Terrace city council has ap-

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proved a request from Skeena Tuomi said this winter’s logging SHOW-
Cellulose to haul a maximum of operation near Newton Creek is [FLAKES

720 ‘loads of logs out of the
Kitselas area, using Halliwell
and North Sparks as an access
route to Kalum Lake Drive, —

Restrictions on the ‘permit
stipulate that there will not. be
tiore.'than 20 loads. per day,
engine brakes will not be used,
the: hours of hauling will be be-
tween 5-a.m. and 6 p.m. and the
entire operation will be com-
pleted between Dec. 1, 1989 and
Mar. 15, 1990. Also, the city

‘reserves the right to terminate
‘the permit if testing indicates
- that commercial traffic may
damage the roadway. -
In a mid-October meeting of
the. Public Works Committee,

-Repap profits

An adversely high exchange
‘rate for the Canadian dollar
compared to U.S. currency and
a, fire that temporarily shut

- down. the Watson Island pulp
’ mill are being blamed by Repap

Inc. for reduced earnings in the’

third quarter of this year.
_ The company reports profits
of $19.6 million for the quarter,
compared to $23.3 million in the
third quarter of 1988.
Repap says the value of the

Canadian dollar alone ace

Kitselas log haul —
permit approved —

Skeena Cellulose forester’ Dan

part of a five-year development -
plan scheduled from 1989 to

1994, but this would be the only
request for a highways use per-
mit for Halliwell. He explained
that over the long term, Skeena
“Cellulose is committed to
developing an alternate haul

route for harvesting timber in

the Kitselas area providing that
development costs are shared
with all parties having an in-
terest in the area. Interested par-

ties named by Tuomi were

Kitselas Indian Band, CNR, the
‘Ministry of Highways, the
' Ministry of Forests and the City

of Terrace.

a
decline
counted for a reduction of $4
million in income during the
quarter and $15 million for the
first nine months of 1989. The
fire at the Prince Rupert pulp
operation lost the company
16,000: tonnes in production; the
‘mill is now running at normal
capacity.
Revenues to Sept. 30 are up 14
percent compared to last year,
net income is up six percent, and
earnings per share have in-
creased five percent.

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