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: ENTION HOMEOWNERS | : : ns RE: MORTGAGES... J . 4 . petit ‘ CO - : - a : to TO THE TERRACE STANDARD ee re = Rane ee __. > 1$:YOUR PRESENT LENDING: | So fromA5 = | ae | INSTITUTION WORKING IN YOUR :BEST. poe UES Oo : So , “INTEREST WITH YOUR MORTGAGE? OR _ ees P f de al seen as b ad Pi a “ARE YOU ON A NEVER-ENDING 20 YEAR Pe | U p | : Ma WeGHE OR 25 YEAR AMORTIZATION? — “Gi: OF no access to timber for But when decisions are _ that this pulpwood agres- -.We.do. tat and 2nd morigages with emphasis:on reduced i small’ community-based made in- boardrooms far Ment covers, is, or is about to | = tarma so you will own your home soonér and save thousands |. ae operators! : removed from actual logging be, debated in court? =. : of dollars rather than.make unneccesary mortgage payments.: ¢ |. __. There is strong public sen- _ sites, the local commaunity’s ". ‘Actions such as this could. __ *, If you-are Interested In-this alternative, which: will work :- : timent amongst most British —_— sensitivity to economic and effectively shutdown partsof ~~ better-for you, please call for further information...:* Columbians that no more social values is’ sacrificed, _. the forest industry, causing... ae ee ee A “ees ; public forestland should be = and its very existenice. is ‘widespread unemployment: '. °.. i Financial 32 concentrated solely in the threatened. To date the and increased tensions in. ‘ours truly,). © me Services * hands of large corporations. forests have not been _suc- many northwest com- Lars’ Reede-Hansen, gy Canada ae . This was demonstrated cessfully managed for*Water © munities. © 0 ’PresidentpNorth Const "fo pete ON. Limited... ge through an overwhelming re- quality, fisheries, wildlife, ‘| Considering that the ap-: ‘Woodlot Association {- J. ~~ 4609 Lazelte, Avenue, Tarrase B.C. VER 183. yo jection of the MOF’s plan —_and various other ecological proved Annual Allowable... -°. Terrace, B.C, | (604) 695-2626 last summer to rollovermore —_-yalues, as well as for tourism. Cut for the entire Prince... public forest lands into big-. andrecreation, — — Rupert Forest Region is 100. ger: TFLs. Ownership of Community-based. local . per cent committed, addi- . forest tenure should bediver- control of our surrounding tional volumes of timber will’ sified by providing more ap- resources (primarily this . haveto come from areas out- ‘portunity for small-scale log- means forest in northwestern | side of what is considered to ‘ging contracting operators B.C.) has been proposed bya - . be the operable productive ‘and’ through the establish- © number of communities and forests. These will include | : ment. of more woodlot organizations. We strongly deciduous stands, low | + licences. . support this concept! Such © wetland stands, but mostly | i,, We are not attacking the — control would not only in- high elevation stands, many | it value of large forest corpora- sure resource sustainability, of which are on steep slopes. x # tions; their contribution to = but would also provide a Given these conditions, * our local economies through. sympathetic forum for all how could the government Hi ys providing jobs, professional forest users. tender a pulpwood agree- = s= expertise, large-scale process- Another concern that ment for millions of cubic st = ing: facilities, and providing arises, is the native land =§ meters without ever having *, an elaborate international claim question. What right conducted an environmental a “BB *" marketing infrastructure, is does our provincial governm- © impact assessment? . ; re 2) invaluable. ment have in allocating rights Rather than concentration Versatile Fishing Boat, Powered By Mariner. 14° Spring Bok aluminum boat Re * Don’t touch of ownership to a resource, of wood supply to a single - * Cushioned swivel seats S me when the land claim settle- large corporation and an in- « Fish box with drain RS the Carmanah ment for much of the area crease in the Annual * 15 HP Mariner Outboard, with FS An open letter to: — ¢ CD ignition for fast starts = “Premier Bill Vander Zalm, , presen timvtt system 2 :: Forests minister ernal idle speed * "" Claude Richmond, . adjustment . KS in Victoria, B.C. Rpt * Ofier ends April 30, 1990 im Dear Sirs: cea AS Low AS = We are writing this letter 06 = ta.ask you © save all of the 2 6 ner month Se trees in the Carmana _ Se Ke . - | ne : +f - VPlee do.not cut any of KEN S MARINE oe .- x =! the trees. down — not 50 per . : , 4946 Greig Aves ety (A ‘| MBRIAER 5a “+”, gent, not even one per cent. “Baby's Name: Laine Eric >... Terrace, B.C., V8GINd © ae € ZIOUTBOARDS ; 2 > We do not want the Ohl Ie Oca See Male mo Phc ay animals to lose their homes. -- parang: Kevin egson & Steronkly .Phone 635-2909 .. _,, Better InTheLongRun 2 ' They might die. - - “gs ; ' a a. _ ee eee ee mad

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