Vol. 3, Issue No. 6

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Forest planners _
invite suggestions

TERRACE — The general
public is being consulted
in establishing the. next

five-year plan for manage--

ment of the Kalum Timber
Supply Area (TSA), the
crown-owned forest area
encompassing the Terrace,
Kitimat and Stewart re-
gion.

by Michael Kelly

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“Smithers, said in a recent

interview ‘the information
gathered during the .con-
sultation process will help
determine the volume of
timber offered for harvest
in the Kalum TSA and the
allocation of the allowable
cut. Other issues, such as
recreation and mixed
resource use of the area,
will also come under con-

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Day, Saturday, Feb. 14.

Referendum

| called

TERRACE — The issue

of whether to allow un-
restricted retail store
openings on Sunday. in
Terrace will be decided by

a public vote — in Novem-—

ber.
A packed gallery wit-

nessed the resolution by

Terrace council Feb. 9
after nearly an hour of

‘delegations. from concem-

for

ed citizens and ‘discussions .
among council members. °.
Bursts of applause and oc- |

casional groans were
heard as advocates and
opponents of the status

‘quo presented their arg-—
uments and were question-

ed by council.

_ Barry DeRosier, mana- 7
ger of the Terrace Over-_
waitea supermarket, in-
dicated that opening on —

Sunday had allowed his

operation to put 17 people -
to work on the extra day.

and boosted the store’s

payroll figure by $75,000.

annually. Under close
questioning by Ald.

George Clark, DeRosier _

stated six of the jobs were

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Date Hi Lo Prec.
Feb. 2 1-4 12mm
Feb. 3 1-3 28mm.
Feb. 4 4-4 66mm
Feb. 5 3-1 78mm
Feb. 6 3 0 46mm
Fob. 7 3°6¢C0 2mm
Fab. 8 3-1 3mm

Forecast: continuing »
mild, generally cloudy,
near end of week get:

moon

highs —1 or 2.Qvernight
lows around freezing.

Inside

Business Guide 14

Church Directory 10

Classified Ads 22

Coming Events 8

Comics 21

Crossword 21

Dining Directory 2
Entertainment 20

Horoscope 17

Letters 4,5,15,19

Opinions 4

ae: oe ce [eee Sports 8
* The wreok of Feb. 15-21 has been proclaimed Multicultural Week in Terrace, Marshall Burgess (eft), Nirmal Parmar, Mayor Jack Talstra, * Stork Report — 1

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