a 4

- BRUTE POWER takes this machine up a large mound of dirt excavated from the.location of a new
office building on Kalum. Developer Francisco Trigo says the new cement and steel structure will
: have a basement, ground and upper floor. Each will be 10,000 square feet and be used for office
‘|’ -and retail purposes. He wants the building completed in November.

ae ACE — A new Copper-
Side" Foods store going up on
‘Kalum | near Lower Little Park
‘should be open in July, ‘says
owner Bob Lavoie.

The: ‘building will be approx-
imately the same size as’ the
‘Copperside outlet on the
highway in Thornhill and
specialize in fast foods, he says.
“ct It will employ 30 ta 35 people
, and be open 24 hours a day.

: “©. The-new Copperside will be
i ; number five inthe chain. Ap-
; proximately 100 people are now
employed.

{ S WOk kkk

iB “Work has started on a new
furnititterstore: expectedsto. :be ~

yeas oie

Héaring
welcomed

TERRACE — Exclusive
’. ‘Fishing Lodge owner Martin
“Schmiderer says he has no ob-
‘jections to demands for public
hearings over his plans to build
a new; fishing lodge, on the

nothing to hide.’’

~. Schmiderer, who targets a
- high-class .clientele, said he
‘needs to upgrade the lodge and
its facilities in order to compete
with: other}, exclusive North
American: fishing ledges ‘that

‘cater-to.the rich and famous.
-He wants to build the new

sion as his existing lodge. He
- said the-$600, 000 lodge would
include ritzier rooms and fur-
nishings, - as well as a4 swimming
pool: and-tennis courts. (
7 .iKitimat- Stikine Regional
oo “District officials’ ‘said they have:
‘. \adked” the ministry of Crown

e lands: ‘to ‘not’sell Schmiderer the «

“have: been sonducted and the
land 3 rezoned,
“TITRE subdivision isn’t zoned
Oe, or fishing lodges, but a court
:'. patile’ started by the regional
ms district to. shut down the lodge
ee - failed. ‘last - year. Regional
vg disttict officials said Schmiderer
\.the case on a technicality.
aoe ‘hey . wasted taxpayers
ith ney because they knew up
‘front that I am in the right,"' he

sf miderer said he. employs
at least’ eight people when the

‘from July to October.
‘He | a
it object to the

-because it's further. away from
ire bdivision.””

Skeena River,
“. “The public has a right to
. know," he, said. ‘I have,

lodge.on waterfront property in |
the same Gossan Creek subdivi- |

& a property. until: public hearings -

Doiige | is‘fully booked — usually

Oo: “it’s going to be

our AND ABOUT

open this summer.
The United Buy and Sell
outlet just beside the overpass

on Keith Ave. is one of several’

expansion projects by the lower
mainland-based company this
year,
kk kkhkk
Skeena Cellulose is leaving
some of the smaller trees froma

logging operation east of here.

for use by-the regional. correc*’:
tional centre’s wood cutting
program,

The wood is too small to be
chipped for the company’s fibre
needs and has been piled for

easier access, says Skeena
Cellulose. Spokesman Dan
Tuomi.
‘The logging is taking place on
the west side. of the Skeena
River with access provided by a
new bridge constructed across
the river last year by Skeena
Cellulose.
khekkk«
The. April sale, of oil.and gas

‘hoot drilling ‘ahs shah 24
million. ree

months of 1990 brought $57.2
million, up $14.7: million from
the same time last year,

| THE NEWT
NeEeWeS

BY ROBERT Q. SMITH

GENERAL

We now offer a Buffet Brunch on

are free.

Also we mae a Sunday Evening
pm and 8

Super sundays for great food at

The Terrace Inn daily rates are

SUPER SUNDAYS AT THE TERRACE INN.

Enjoy hot and cold entrees from our 24° long butfet table spread. it's
Terrace's best bufiet and available every Sunday.
Adults are $10.95; Sanlors $7.95; and chitiren $5.95; Kids under

KERMODE! DINING ROOM
Our bright new dining room is now open fram 6:30 am (0.10 pm.
Whather It's breakfast, tunch or dinner you'll enjoy the attractive sur-
roundings and fine food of the Karmodel Dining Room.

BED & BREAKFAST .

Our raom rates now Include a Ful Breakfast in the Dining Room.

besides room and breakfast, a complimentary pass to.the Terrace
Aquatic Centre plus a Bonus Coupon Bock packed with valuable dis-
count vouchers for Terrace storas, shops & attractions.

Recommend the Terrace Inn to your visitors & friands.

“AFTER 5” WIND DOWN

Qur cozy lounge is the ideal place to wind down after a busy day.
Piano stylings by Glen Fassum and complimentary Hot Hor d'oaurves.
Join us Monday to Friday from 5 pm te 7 pm

ERRACE INN .

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SILVER BIRCH
ELECTRICAL —

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promotes |
tourism

TERRACE — There's a new
video promoting tourism in the
northwest.
- The hour-long production. of
Spectron Productions Ltd,
covers 4,500km starting at Mt.
Robson and leading into the
Yukon and Alaska, says com-
pany spokesman Gerry
Goumans.

He said the video can act as
an inducement to travel tc the
northwest as well as a souvenir

BASEBALL
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Event: Umpire Clinic
Date: Apri! 29, 1990
Place: Clarence Michiel

For more information call Dave Blake

638-1898

ry TERRACE MINOR]

for those on vacation.

‘The video shows that there
is just as much to offer in nor-
thern B.C. as there is in Alaska.
If we can get tourists. to stay
longer than three and half days
— the time it takes to drive
through the region — that’s a
boost to tourism,’” he said.

Goumans said the production
cost more than $100,000 and
was accomplished without any
government assistance,

He added that the company
has produced copies coded to
play on European TYs as part
of the effort to sell it overseas,

Sales in Vanderhoof,
Smithers and Stewart have
amounted to $14,000 in the past
two and half -months,. said

Goumans. “‘Tour by Video,
Yellowhead Route. Gateway to
Alaska. Vol. I’? is available at
local outlets.

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Investment Forum Offers New Technology and
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