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Page AS — Terrace Standard, Wedrstay, October 23, 19

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seats —-one in Terrace, ‘
Hazelton and one |, in:
Kitwanga-area | native © ,
‘=~ are now up for.gtabs bs ins i
imonjh’s'electlon; .
“T really hope We get a: good,
slate of candidates this’ year,”
: Said. board - chiar an Bana ‘
Cooper. vo oe _ 7

~ One. election's. Trustee, elections last year saw -
other. one -to fill... several sca Seats g0.by acclamation ”
" and thréé:-positions had’ to ‘be:’
filled ‘by government appdint:
Ment When rio candidates ran. yt
The appointments of trustees
Terry Brown, Mary Spooner
and Stew Christensen were for .
One-year’ terms only; Those

use .of public propérty, ie,
taxes. ““Maybel””
| The: fact. is that both —
businesses. have also:had to:
“deal::with these individuals

“-and have: done: Virtually all

~ that: ‘they: could | ‘within the -
. confines.of the. law.

__ After. reading your atticle
in the Oct, 2 paper regarding
the’ problems -Of vandalism:
around the. 4600 Block area

~ recently * and ;the proposed
solution: (namely: "closing the
Pool halls early), I decided to

} » place oak dining room set - ea
‘Comes with sideboard, china: ‘cabinet, draw leaf tabi, ‘

percally layed a: game’ of.
_.» snooker; with: al ‘notable: ‘

‘ proached by any members of ae: he:

‘city‘hall “offering assistance’:

a My “job asa pin’ ‘ball and
. Video. Tepaitman:.and also
-and avid’ ‘pool. player takes

; me to. both establishments ‘coradvice The members of.” wi [B90’s solid oak roll 10p desk.

{ frequently, _ our city hall have been absent |.

cA: discussion with the’ two : from the pool halls, 9s, $9600. 00 REQ. $3000 00
‘owners ‘reveals that one is — The fact isthat at midnight.” hu ‘

Solid oak: country cupboard

$800. 00 REG. ‘$990.00

Leaded glass oak bookease

$f 200. 00 REG. $1400. 00

$800. 00: REG. $990.00
EVERYTHING IN
THE STORE
ISON SALE!
‘Open: Tuesday to Saturday 10 a.m. -6 p.m.

32299 Kai Te Terrace . 835-32 ! 3

n on. a weekend-or even ona.
week. night both: places can od, ba
| be: fairly busy and. the’~ and. the. Aigly, can: mest an
‘customers are not school age ~ enjoy each others company §
- kids, "Fhey are young adults ~~” Ag for: the’ ‘bad; ‘we have:
: and others that are enjoying laws to ‘make. them: realize
"themselves and. are not that we are serious about ¢ ae
breaking - and entering, set- forcing them. ;
ting ‘fires to garbage cans or To .close our busiriesses.
‘causing any problems, so _’ early isto. admit: that the
why inhibit their social. ac- "criminal ‘element is dictating 4
tivities. * by > the -hours’.6f operation of
"Because it .is easier. ‘than -: legitimate: businesses: in-
- dealing with _ vandals, : ‘Afte directly, y through ity: hall.
* all, it-is just’ a pool ‘hall; a. eos
«business. that - got ‘started.~. ~ an : Yours sincerely, ;
' when: cave men discovered ©». ath | Kenneth E, Dean.
"that round rocks could ‘be =~ _ Terrace, B.C. «

” horrified’ at’ the prospect’ of
>> shorter: ‘hours. as much of his
4 “business. {approximately 25
© per, cent) would be affected
or lost. . a
The other owner. says that
‘he could care less as he fre-
quently closes through the
week at 10 or 11 o'clock.

‘If the pralem is vandalism
and ‘general disrespect of the
law by a few individuals then

"is this Teally a logical. solu-
"tion? Hardiyt

If then all we need to do is

shorten the working day of
- politicisins to rid ourselves of
corruption and irresponsible .

Line crosser -told.to quit: :

Dear Sir: "comes before the rights of an ad uate. This may be’ so. i
“I would like to respond to —individual.’ ee the mae and

' .Ms. .Canute’s letter in the In the same way, in spite benefits are, they“ ‘were ["

fought for and:won through’ |

"Terrace Standard October 9, of the fact. that I disagree os

about ‘her decision to.cross with many of the dictates negotiation by th

_ the Public Service Alliance of brought down by the present” - Me Canute cea ver oat
Canbda picket line.” - © . Conservative government, as happy to accept the rewards

Ms; * Canute’s arguments a citizen I am bound to obey of being in a unionized posi- |
were twofold: |. the rules ofa government tion but has refused to accept

_ Iher individual that was voted in by the ma- any of the responsibilities.

rights were being denied by jority of my fellow citizens, I suggest that Ms. Canute
being expected to support her Unionization was not forc- should resign her position
union ed on the public sector. The from the public sector, which .

. public | sector . chose to. Se says is denying her Tights

see-2)- her salary and
ban

efits are adequate. — / unionize” thidugh a =
AR submit that every democratic vote? Ms.'Carlute ie ion’ “position: One" “|
joined the’ public sector and

. citizen's rights. are subjected
‘to the rights of the collective,
My “‘right’?. to assault a

friend, defraud a company, terms of her -contract. ‘she. -herself.
drive while intoxicated, are should not have accepted the «* :
curtailed because, as a socie- _pasition, Yours truly, 7
_ ty, we have decided that the Ms. Canute proclaims that Karla Hennig
common good of all citizens —_her salary and benefi ts are _ Terrace, B.C. @) Reskdental Rates Poaie 1 Conenitigial Series :
: Mane Set cna Oi ene bcisice block of:
consumption and, if that increaseis in excess of 3%, 2 oncteasethe fist lock ofcansumpeon frem275kW.htseQOkWik

The

for the Skeena riding. fi Juanita Hatton ran © Jadustial Rates seatisiois betta 7 wg
. . tate, ale Schedule isto continued su tt jurerevenue “Guiomar oblatn elec!
start MA means Member of . fot fie Liberals. She got . inp im sures oer tun B.C Hyco willbe tarsfemed Rate Schnle IEZ2whschwllinvedors ea
gislative rn "- But contain conditions with respect to nominations and other matters ae
Assembly. . The NDP won in the New Rate Schedules 1823 and 1824 are propased to be inrooed as optinalrates for transmission cusoiner. Tha rate.
-Giesbrecht belongs to — province. It beat Social Buin | Stesenetipsiehiatyeerchesmereua teil awinwt todigrs
the NDP, NDP means. ‘Credit. The NDP got 51 ‘Mbeaing Ras hee wishing macy pment etiiy sso po peed the i be oo 3
New Democratic Party. seats. Social Credit got fe ™ Cote ° “ i Ape “a pm,
He beat Dave Parker seven seats. The “.(@) “Other Afecta Cases Sires nes
The Start is for people -.who belongs to the Liberals did well. They a Rae Zane I meen cond eSsl nd enc resend of ie
as ; and schedules tc be modified
learning how to read. Social Credit party, got 17 seats, a Se ulee rate h Together are proposed to odified ia
{e) Closed Rate Schedules (Not available to New Customers) .

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therefore the union, If she
did not intend to honour. the

dividual, and find a”

where ‘she will have the in-

_ dividual right. to negotiate
salary and * ‘benefits for

The winner.

Helmut Giesbrecht
has won the election.
He is the new MLA ©

. Giesbrecht got 5,472
votes. Parker got 4 503
votes.

& “ting industry...

-.. :After spending the lest 3 years in Grande Prairie,
eae he is: looking forward to. bringing up his young fami

“His wife Darlene and 2. year old son Conrad are |
Poo. Getting acquainted in ‘our: ‘community. Welcome Wes

ce in the moat cut ,

Alberta with Co-op

ly here in Terrace.

looking forward fo

SOE Guaranteed Quality Meat
be ‘Quailty * Service hall Selection

should be allocated to each block,
General Service Rates Zone I — Conventional Service
Changes to general rates Will be generally comparable to bet orth ees,

©).

B.C. Hyctro proposes to terminate or modify
can obtain more informason

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~B.C Hydro and West Kootenay De I) kainic bun mn Aproered
. 1981 to September 30, 2010 intended to eplace poly unde Rate Schedule 3807,
‘The te Pubic Hearing :
. 3, 1992 in the Commission Hearing Room, Sixth Floor, 6, 900 Howe Street, Vancorver, BC:

Public. Inspection of the Application:
‘The Application,

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Any person wishing to be present the public hearing nd gre ecb eis cami nee sti written -
BD notioe, to be redeived the Commission Secretary and Hicentnot ter than Tuesday, Novernber 12, 1991, ThoNi tice:
a : Wes | Kalmbach’ . a moreso cman Intervenors or panics intending io
te a ie Apple ne wey Monday, Dear 9 139 love on py be Commi
oo TOL Co-op. Is pleased to announce Wes Kalmbach has fecently ‘J (Applicant . co, ee
_ - @trived:in:Terrace ‘to become their naw meat manager... =: pose ’
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