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; pertiils: are lor ine Terrace area ‘and one efor Kitimat,

No information ig available:on the types of chemical ~
“,blanned for’ use, the methods of applications or: the
‘side of the ateas’ plantied for herbicide. we, :
‘Another permit has been applied for ‘by: the forestry
soffice. in Harelton..: “That: permit: ‘48° in- tha’ Feview
f * Process and ia For résearch , Purposes’ only,

nd, areas: ‘of land. near. Granisie. a
Ta the. Terrace "aréa’, foreatry. intends to} spray the Lo
heidicide 2,4-D: DEA 500. on: seven hectares, of land”
near the Exehamsiks Hivet.. According to:the En |».
vironmental Appeal Beard. that application has been, .

: appealed. by: two. Broups: in -Terrace -and Prince
Rupert: ‘The appeals will ‘not be‘heard sooner: than

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anothey twa permits: - Both. are: for “the:
‘Sound: atea west of’ ‘Juskatla and involve thelise of 2,
DDEAG on a 22 hectarednd a 52 Hectaresile:”

With, the | ‘exception ‘of the 20 hectare: site: near
pley Landing all er sielelaeaal had an fe

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* es year falling tor the aay te various: hér- ‘duly, ‘and appeal board secretary Shitley Mitchell, Accirding to’ ministry of forests . spokesmen dt os appeal deadline of | May 2B. Aas cae (2

~~ bighdes on at leat “175 hectares of Jand i in 1 the Prince: - -pald they wil be heard in heporthwest- when a date is a a os would invalve the spraying of the herbicide Round-up ds : eo ee on ie Peel

: _ Forest Region: Me Aally scheduled: . eR, ‘ee —amplata within a-22 hectare site at Hells Bells: Creek = Aeeoing t oficias at the Environinenta Appeal — en ©
“f- |. Another permit allowing’ the: anravinat of Kisiiter Deh es Le. '

Mott . “2 kilometres .West of ‘Cedarvale. ae

“three other applications have been received by the
~. |’ Pesticides Control Branch for the ‘Terrace. area,
‘Although pesticides ‘spokesmen indicated ~those-

| permits had been granted, local ministry of forest
~~ -““gpgkesmen refused to comment on them until they
' ” have yeceived the actual permit. © « ro

" According to pesticides contrel officials two of: the '

_ of 80 hectares of land near: Old Remo was granted. oe
- last year, « Lo. a
_ The ‘applicantion WAS. ‘delayed ‘by. an n appeal. but. ‘
_ Ministry of forests spokesmen say the Spraying | will
-f-~~-}- probably go ahead this year, ~~~ -
; ‘[-.. Twa-of the permits granted so far’ are reséarch
a permits allowing the spraying of unknown chemicals —

Exchameiks Sprayirig and they are not expecting any ..
more to come in at this polrit. Appeals for the Topley _
landing spraying have-a June 18 deadline. . a i
.  _..-The Topley Landing permit -along with the two A
_ permits an the Queén Charlotte Islands arefor atwo |’ !
year period. All ‘ofthe other permits are for: ‘three 7 4
. years, : —

* Board the only appeals in'so far are the ones‘for the} i
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“Two research: permits have been granted to
™ forestry allowing: them to-spray Round-up ona 20
hectare site and Velpar on a 52 hectare site near
Maxan Lake, about 20 kilometres northwest of Burns
“Lake, : The’ Burns Lake office also has.a permit to
spray 2,4-D Ester an a 28 hectare site near r Topley

- Tashoots opposes = |
~ Iskut River roads _

Herald Staff Writer resolution. from. the’ Regicaal District f ee
“ISKUT~ Newly elected Iskut Native Kitimat-Stikine opposing the Skyline -

Band Chief Henry Tashoots is opposing the permits. He says-the band had. at first
Volume 76 No. 105 construction of thé propoged Iskut River considered: the. project as possibly”

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"access road claiming it may be 4 front beneficial because of the employment that .
door for further B.C. “Hydro exploration i in would be created through’ b con- _ 7
the area, ’ tracts, “but had not changed .its mind, . a

Tashoots says an ‘“‘obscure”’.. mining
company holds the permits required to-
build the road, but says tle proposed road.
leads right to the Iskul River damsites
needed for B.C. Hydro’s $7.6 billion
Stikine-Iskut power project.

“The Iskut Band Council has‘in-the bast |
acted against access road proposals from
B.C, Hydro,-all of which have been halted,
perhaps until‘the B.C. Utilities Com-.. S
mission holds public hearings,” Tashoots.

“The Iskut Band- Council was con-
sidering the potential brushing jobs.
related to the project but finds that the .
impacts of. the road requires an en-
vironmental impact study, such as would -
be the case if B.C. Hydro was applying for - 4
the permit,” Tashoots said. "I see the. ‘
possibility of five brushing crew jobs as a 4

a
id

baited trap. Qur land claims settlement: _
must come before the Tskut. River access.

says, .“Since B.C, Hydro has not been able road.”

to gain access road permits, the Iskut | Skyline Explorations announced that

“Band, Council now believes the Skyline construction of thie read would. begin in 2 + mM
Explorations. permit applications have June following a decision by the govern. - of

ment agencies reviewing the permits, x
Skyline officials were unavailable for — |
comment on the Band’s charges.

been put forward to avoid the controversy
. of direct applications by B.C. Hydro.”
Tashoots says he would like to see a

_ Students s crime.

"Herald Stat Weiter 2 BGM. ‘spokeemen say the intention of
‘“TERRACE— Four local stiidents will be’ - gheeptogeam isto intense’ thie* “publi mr

or 27-July 3 will be Sener Citizens Week In mbers wi en: Mayor Helmut Giesbrecht signed the

Juhn Paul began. his
homily with the declaration.
in »English:--.""Today, ‘the’

- Bishup.uf Reine greets the’

peuple of Waleé fur the first
‘time in- their beautiful.

.. Canna: Fields, a’24- “hectare: -
park.
AS

he had. done in

England, Seutland and

every other cuuntry he:

’ eelebrate Inass_ in Pent-

worth .mure than anything
- your.can imagine,” ~
Atnong ; those. . “attending

* the'service was: Emimanuel

Taylor, 101, a ‘former

. British consul in the Turkish -

be" non-Catholics” from .

Wales and England anxiotis_
. for. a Jast glimpse ‘of the

Pope an Brilish soil.
The Welsh’ Tourist Buard
‘weleolned the Pupe as. a

s

against. ‘the papacy, has a.
‘history of fierce vpposilion

to Ruman Catholicism.
‘In Glasgow, John. Paul

"preached a sermon uf peace

and reconciliation, asking

; beginningyot. whal promises
' to: be a: tense: sirike in-- the’

Sudbury-. area, with: ils’

population JF about 160,000.
“The last strike at Incw, in.
-Seplember,. 1978, Jasted 8,

, being used a. warehouse, for .

vre sainples.
* “It was: already. engulfed

by the tine we got thére; .
and there were embers’

_ Grifting all over,’” said Fire

loss of $469.5 inilliun: (U.S).

= its: first: juss since’ 1932 -

and the biggest ever by a.

Canadian company. It lust -
another $37.2 million in the. °
‘firs! quarter and has’ been

calling on’ businesses in Terrace. this . awareness of the sharp increase in :
Terrace. Jean Limon, Charlotte. Johnson, Jack procia mation’ declaring ‘the week. Seniors have other summer in an effort to cut dawn on crime. .. business crime in thé Terrace area. The 7
Caron, Mr. and Mrs. Hampton and Mr. and Mrs. “Plans during the. next few. weeks. in the area. business break and enter rate in Terrace 4
Bruggeman were on hand at the Terrace municipal <-— ._ Pose close, to 25 per cent last year to 245- *
. ’ = as Arlene Christie, Hollie Bartlett, ‘Mark from 142 in 1980, . ee
- oO ‘Rabbe and Ross Dickie will be working, types of ‘Fecommendations made i
: with the local RCMP detachment on the: wil include alternative locking devices, i
federally- funded summer student em- -screening. vulnerable windows, lighting id
O p e p rays | fo r p eac e. n ot soo: ist ed -, ployment program “Business Watch"’. dark areas, and marking regularly stolen: “Z
‘Under the direction of RCMP constable handise.: : “
CARDIFF, Wales (AP) — the Sun. and the Hul Si irit, foriner “Labor ; “prime. any” ineoting, -deinpn’. ‘Wales j in the 1840s with the -Fern Steiner the students will check the the students will be given lectures: by &
. Pope John Paul, winding up the Lord be with you, minister James “Callaghan, stration, religivus service, .- arrival of Irish immigrants premises of individual businesses in the. “the RCMP and have access to relevant : 4
his historic six-day tour of = Many ul those” greeting the Pupe toured Ponteanna or religious digeussion”” ins fleeing starvation in the, community and. supply them with in- materials such as slide ’ presentations, : ”
~ Britain, greeted 100,000 - the Pope waved yellow Fields to the cheers of the — the park, "-putaté famine. The Irish - formation on how they can reduce the films, crime: prevention manuals ade
‘worshippers today In the papal, flags and the red ‘cfowd in. a white. Tens of thousands of built Cardiff's docks, the possibilities” ‘of avcrime occurring. Appropriate resource e personnel. : j
“ancient Welsh language and: * dragon émblem uf the ‘‘pupemubile.” families, inany. carrying railruads.and thé canals to Te H
renewed his plea for peace . Welsh, ‘The upen-airinass wag un picnic equipinent, trekked = thave the cual: thal made
“in every place avhere . ‘‘Cruesu y Cymru. — a sunaller scale than others through the city during the suuth Wales fur a time one | t ke [ t
human bloud is shed;'’ Welcume to Wales,” read in England and Scotland. night and were waiting in of the world’s great in- nco S rl e. vio en wn
The pontiff, who hag ibany'signs, in a display uf | The Pope began the: inass the parkas the.sun ruse ona dustrial centres. SUDBU y, (CP) —- a ; h : “
repeatedly. prayed fur a the~ -Welsh-English speaking in Welsh, drawing warin, inisty morning. The ‘Pupe received ay strike fy, ie «Inco a cigrage’ building "on Nee workers both cides are -
peaceful” Settlement.uf the bilingualism - that has. _ ecstatic “cheers. frum the Cardiff was the last stuyp rapturuus welcome meas Cy, workers got uff 2:30 a.an., 2'2 hours after still far apari
-Anglo-Argentine cynflict become mandatory: in “crowd. on the Pupe’s six-day Tuesday from more than toa viulent start Tuesday as | the walkout began, ae , :
over the Falklands, in- public notices an this | The theme'for his address journey, the first visita 250,000 - ‘peuple at five—fires- -‘bruke. oul on Roger Bedard, 26, and The ( company has offered
cluded a reference tu the principality, the site of ' was the sacrament ‘uf the’ Pope has ever imade ty Bellahuustun «Park. in. company: “property, two Ronald Larose, 26 " Were $5.50 an hour in wages and:
Iran-Iraq war in hishumily- resurgent nationalist.- Eucharist, or Holy Cuin- Britain. Police said. there Glasgow, home of many of civers were charged with charged with unlawful benefits over three years {0°
during a inass at Cardiff's sentiment. in recent years...muniun. Thirty’ young were between 100,000 and | preduininantly —Presbyte- _ obstructing police and two assembly after two men” ‘the current- package uf a
Ponteanna Fields. _4 male choir sang a children received their first 150,000 in the crowd for the. © ian -Scotland’s Roman .-faced charges of. mischief. “were seen “obstructing : ‘about $17.50 while the. union
“Let us remember thuse traditiunal Welsh tune: ~ comin union” from the mass; church ‘officlais: had _ Catholics. ~ The glow from.the largest: pulice and enticing abpyt 70 - is seeking a total i increase af:
who have died in cunflict “We'll keep a welcome in pontitf. expected 200.000, = ' The Pope. als» had a blaze — which ‘threatened to 80 workers to follow them about $8 an hour. The- ;
* ‘throughout the world, inthe” the hillsides, we'll keep a The ‘Pope told them: ’ Church officials estimate — friendly meeting with Right - nearby houses — lil the sky as flames engulfed the average wage rate is $21.54. :
conflict. in ‘the Seuth welcume in the vales,” as “Holy Communion is nut the number of Roman Rev. John. Melntyre, as the sounds of pulice and ._ building. an hour iricluding 97 cents in F
Atlantic, ‘in the conflict the Pulish-burn. pontiff got urdinary fuod.. It is the Catholics in’ Wales at 270,000, mederatur of the Church of “fire trucks rang throu ghout Firefighters had. suine cosl-oF living allowance. : i
"between Iran and frag, in olltof thehelicupter he-used, bread uf eternat life. It’ is out of a pupulation’ of 2,7. Scolland. This Presbyterian. j):, Northern Ontariv city. ‘anxious moments at the fire -
every: place where human for the short hap from svtiething imure precious inillion. But half of those ‘at . Church, born out of the l6th The violence marked the “al the curling ‘rink, nuw ~ Last I ‘ }
“blued is shed," he sald. ‘Cardilf’s — airport tu than. gold.ur silver. It is the inass were. expected ‘tu, “Century reformist rebellion a year neo reporied a :

fot oR
land.” "_visils, the Pupe kissed the porluf Izinir and believed to - boust to tourism. - Scottish Protestants and edbay “Regional Palice”: heuses sear the caring the burdened by a'$1.3-billion |
He conluded his remarks ground -when he. stepped be the ; oldest. “Roman |. “We are very happy heis Roman Cathulics lo make a. “said Tuesday an old curling. are quite close together. ‘and e Moe severe cash flow. fe
in Welsh: “Ye-enw't Tad, | frum bis plane’ at the ‘air- " Catholic in Wales.” ‘euming,"" _ said Harold . “pilgrimage tugettier hand. Tink building near’ Incu’s * ‘if these: e1nbers had caught P mens: oo .
a'r Mab, a’r Ysbryd Glan, . port. At the park, Cardiff's city Naylor, the. -buard’s - in hand,” -. *"  nain.offlees aconstruction —we would have had a ‘real .
yr Arglwydd a fy gyda chi. After” “t@eting “local’ council had nailed-a notice’ executive officer. “Wearea *_ The crowd sag, held up trailer used_to block the -catastrophy.
dignitaries, tua beech tree al the ain" very stoall natin. The fact. Signs, waved , yellow papal ; Inea ‘Spokesinan, Morty

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(In the name of the Father,

including

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—_ ““rhythinic: chants. of “John Ms :
Be ik q I oid. . anna ‘Melds on dune. 2; religiaus views and the fact. Paul, John.Paul." «te been Geliberately set _ “er ie eanahenl Aas ‘Sports. page 4 . 7
an ed 5 Voi 1982." The bylaw. “prohibits, that only 10.per cent of our.;” . Oulsidethe park, Rev. lan : Rejean’ Lachance, 28, and “described” the® daniage we Classifieds - re
Herald Siatt Welter “preaching, lecturing, ur’ the” people are Catholies.” P ainey and his ile barid of ‘Baya Skiffingion 43, were “cumpany. ‘property ~ | 6 yoy
TERRACE People looking: for deals on ‘furniture from. hating uhor, Faking: part, ine Pathobicigin increased: in. Bente utestants. con charged with ‘mischief affer: ate : pages: a7 CP
~ the Fécent bankruptey of the Terrace furniture store'shoisld So vat a inued. their’ daily. protests fire. truck “was. ‘stopped"—‘Thestrike by nemberé we Comics S page, 8 re
~“Bhone the receiver and not the Royal Bank... ‘ ; noe

-‘That’s what Royal Bank manager Murray Robbins wanis : “
ople to-do, claiming he hag. been- inundated With"phane . |
fl Ils since: an article appedred in the Herald Mondiy, :

ihking the bank tothe demise of thestore.. -

obbins says: the Furditure Center - head office in
*Kamloops went into voluntary: bankruptcy May. 26 and -
_ appointed the Royal Bank to lake it into receivership. The

bank in turn appdinted B. Copeof Price Waterhouse ahd Co, .--

in Kamloops: as the receiver for the stores three branches in
Kamloaps,; Cranbroak- ‘and: Terrace:

Price Waterhouse is now looking after ali aspects of the”

disposition of the stares and their stock and inquiries should
~ be directed to them al 374-7733; and not to the Hoyal Hank,
Hobhins. “BUYS. awh

gale, stating that. a lucal |.
_s bylaw -passed a: year-ago -

“shall nol apply” ty.Pont-

that the Pope decided tw
come gives: us iminense

-pleasure, irrespective, of

Oey a “flerald Staff Writer | .
- TERRACE (The Skeena constituency. onginizelion « ‘of
* the Social Credit: party will be meeting in’ Terrace June 5 Lo
“hold its ‘annual: ‘general. meeting. —— *

According to constituency: president Gail, Tonipson the.
‘meeting will eleel “a ew “constituency ‘ president. and:
executive committee, and formulate..resolutions: for the
-annual convention of the provincial party” scheduled for.

~ Nov. {2 and 1,

-Parly ‘président. Hernje smith will he in atiendance. as
‘guest speaker for the: meeting. t : .

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