Kalum Wood Products —

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was in- operation for just over a
year. .

’ On March 20 the Minister of
Forests announced that Kalum

Wood Products had been awarded

a Small Business Enterprise Pro-
gram bid proposal sale of 94,000
cubic metres of timber in the
Kleanza Main area. It was the first
Section 16.1 sale in the area, &
type of sale requiring the success-
ful bidder to use the timber in a
value-added processing plant. The
bid proposal was called in Septem-
ber 1990, and Kalum was the only
company that responded to it.

Norm Parry, manager of the
Small Business Enterprise Program
in the Kalum Forest District, said
Kalum’s bid was a joint one with
Marine Way sawmills in the lower
mainland. The licence is about 60
percent pulpwood, he said, and

Belt
POLES

SINCE 1908

Kalum should be able to upgrade
the logs by extracting cants. Those,
he said, would be shipped to
Marine Way for finishing into a
variety of products.

The agreement has not been
signed yet, he noted.

The fact that the mill now has a
tenure hasn’t changed the orginal
concept of the operation, Parry
Said,

Under the performance clause
involved in the licence, the mill
has to be kept running while the
area is being logged.

‘Under the Forest Act if the com-
pany closes down the mill or
becomes insolvent the proposal has
to be put out to public bid again,
or cancelled,

Parry said he expects the licence
to be signed sometime within the
next month,

NOTICE
OF 5 YEAR
DEVELOPMENT

PLAN

The Bel! Pole Co. Ltd. wishes to make avail-
able for public viewing the 5 Year Develop-
ment Plan No. 6 under Forest Licence A-16832
for proposed operations within the Kispiox

T.S.A.

The plan may be viewed at the Bell Pole Co.
Office, 5630 Highway 16 West, Terrace, B.C.
‘until June 28, 1991, during regular working

hours.

Comments are invited and to ensure con-
sideration they should be in writing and

directed to ‘Forestry Supervisor’, Bell Pole
Co. Ltd. P.O. Box 280, Terrace, B.C. V8G 4A6.

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Terraceview Lodge offered a relaxing and picturesque setting for a donation last week in which
representatives of the Terrace Bluebacks Swim Club donated $1,500 to Terraceview for the
purchase of a number of outdoor park benches. The club raised the reoney with a Swim-a-Thon
and above (rom left) are the top fund raiser for the Olympic Way Group, Desiree Peters,
Bluebacks coach Shelley Morgan, Terraceview director of resident care Doris Mitchell, who
accepted the donation, and Silver Group fund raiser Chris Kerman. Missing are the top fund raisers
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SPRING AHEAD — IN THE NIGHT

by Stephanie Wiebe

This coming Sunday, April 7,
British Columbia residents will
move their clocks ahead one hour,
to begin Daylight Saving Time. In
a press release, Provincial Secre-
fary Howard Dirks announced that
this time change has been author-
ized by cabinet order, taking effect
at 2 am. Sunday morning. The
government has nof authorized the
early re—setting of clocks on
Saturday night, before the official
time change actually takes effect;
therefore, sleeping residents across
the province must set their alarms
and wake up for the legislated
event. Government employees are
required to awaken at 1:30 a.m,
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Evidently, Pacific Standard Time
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extravagant masses, might casually

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But Daylight Saving Time is not
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