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Terrace Youth Soccer Association Under 17 — May 22

Under 14 girls — May 20 No games played - holiday

B.C.’S WHEELCHAIR Sports Demonstration team will be wheeling into Terrace June 5. Under 19 girls — May 20 Every year the team spends two weeks touring dif- No games played - holiday ferent regions of B.C., visiling schools and attending : ; community events, Terrace Minor Baseball The purpose of the tour is lo promote safety at work Rookie Divislon and play, stress: the abilities of disabled athletes, and Wednesday, May 22 promote wheelchair sports. |” A&W 17 Terrace Travel 16

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as well as to help -break down both the physical and at- Warner Bandstra py Elks 12

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Bambino Division Wednesday, May 22

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THE TERRACE ELEMENTARY School Sports Asscociation will be having a track meet at Skeena Junior Secondary June 1, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m..

dunior Division (age 13-15)

Ten schools from the region will be competing, in- May 17 oo cluding Hazelton and Kitwanga. For more information ine Fut 14 T&D Credit Union. 11 i t Uplands School, 635-2721. Nay 1S. ; contact Dighton Haynes at Uplands Schoo All Seasons 14 PNG . 5 H May 19 Big soccer weekend Spee Dee Printers 13 PNG 12 THE MAY 31 TO JUNE 2 weekend will be an im- AllSeasons - 18 T&D Credit Union 7

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Contaminated Factory Land Was Bad Deal

“Dad, where are you laking me?”

Ronald leaned back in the thick leather seats of his father’s Cadillac convertible, and smiled. “Actually, you can take me any- where in this car. This is the life.”

Sam beamed. “Sun, I want-to show you your inheritance, A building. Naw don’t

judge it too fast. The building is an old; run-

down paint factory that has to be tormdown. But the land is worth’a fortune. Especially when we turn it into the classiest residential area in the city.” a we

Ronald suddenly sat up straight. His law training started sending signals in his brain with the speed of strobe lights.: “You want to build homes-cn factory land? A pnint fac- tory? That’s crazy! What if the earth is can- taminated? Have you. (honght of that, Dad? Paint factories arc known to have emptied all their toxie waste into the eatth. Did you have an environmental audit. done of the land?” Be

Sam’s face became grim. He started mut- tering under his breath.

“My smart alecson with all his smart alec questions. I send him to the country’s finest law school and suddenly he thinks he knows mere than his old man.”

The car pulled-into the factory grounds. Ronald took one look al the building-and his eyes almost popped out of his head,

“You sure weren't kidding, Dad, ~ This building is about to crumble,” Ronald frowned, He quickly got‘oul of the car and looked around. Then he bent down, Picked upsome earth, and took a whiff, He shook his head sadly.

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“Just what T'was afraid off. Paint thinner. This earth smells of paint thinner, You'd bet- ter have it checked out.”

Sure enough, the land was contaminated. The previous owner even had a report an it.

“There goes my inheritance,” cracked Ronald:

Sam put on his bulldog look. “Not if | have anything'to do with this. I’m suing the seller.” ,

In court, Sam was in a fighting mood. “Your honor, Mike did not teli me about the

contamination. He didn't show me the

report on the contamination. He knew I wanted this property for residential purpos- es.. In its: present state the property is use- less tome. Make him-pay.”

The seller argued, “Your honor, I am an honest businessman, J had no duty to dis- close the contents of that report. He never

told me about. building homes. -Anyway, |

anyone can tell it is contaminated. There is an observational well, «containment wall, pump-shed and holding tank. It was a fac- tory... He knew what.He was buying.”

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