— 390 .cu. in, ve ‘with

Cruise-0- -

Matte transmirston, power. steering.

‘Prov. Library.”
Portodicals Departnent,

-Victorla, BL Ce.

Presale
meeting

éalled

; box
: 5. week mails out in
tlons. to an ali-candidates

Chamber of Cons|

Mhiceting to the 17 local eitizens| (ae

eeking election to Municipal
ounell or school board.

B "The letter of invitation will|

mailed to all candidates for

Brcove, council, or school board,”’
hamber president Willie Schnele

‘ Bald this week, .

The ; Chamber-sponsored all
didates’ meeting will be held
nesday December 6 at 3p,m,

the Terrace Community Cen-| §

The meeting will be jointy
Hired by Rav, George Keenley-
Me of Knox United and Father
‘@P. Mohan of Sacred Heart
tholic Church,
hamber president Schneider

stions would-be put to can | G2

: . ddates at the Wednesday meet.

: shneider sald the use of writ.| § .

questions was designed to

st people who were reluctant | faa

@ want, to help them feel
ed'and take an active part
whe meeting,’’ Schneider said.
; inioy Chambers volunteers
would collect. the written ques.

i oh, he ald

T quosdlons would be vieleome,
We assume that it will be

: . also rejected
hgrges made last week in the
eyrace Herald by. candidate.

forsReeve’ Vic Jolliffe who said gil

‘hat the Chamber representative
: segponstble . for organizing the
: ‘bread was a.member of the

B2otter. “Municipal “ Government).

jilitee,

The role the Chamber {splays .

in the all-candidates’ meet.
; 5 elmply“footing. the ; ib
mSchnetdér sald, .

andidate « for ~ reeve Poul
elund said this week - that
day all-candidates’ meeting
eantzed by himself and Coun

tilor Vic Jolliffe would go ahead | «

B. z.scheduled..
alund and ‘Toltitte are op-|"
iments in the ballot for reeve,
The third candidate for reeve,
fe Fred Weber, has indicated
it is unlikely he will attend
Bogelund-Jolliffe-sponaored

i don’t see any reason for
"@ fending two all candidates’

ngs,’ he told the Herald
week, "I gee no Boint to

at
athe Sunday meeting will, be
faired by Councillor Harry
; wlth whe has decided not to
again this election, :
fhe meeting will be. held at
be *illteum Theatre, beginning} -

8p.
soul  Bogelund said that some
\ adependent candidates felt that
Wednesday all-candidates’
seting would be too late in the
tion to, be. effective, :

FIRST SNOW CAUSED motorists to slither,
pedestrians to slip, and youngsters eestatically
to mould the first snowballs of the season,

It

Poul Bogelund; Victor C,

ee for:
school

board —

Terrace School district 53
takes a name and number change
but school board elections will

z (continue in much the same way.

Five’ people will contest the

' {four schoo! board seats allocated

to Terrace on election day, Dew
cember 9 . ;

. They are James Caruso, Jol
Edward Cook, Dr, Robert Edmund
Lee, Mrs, Naney Orr and Keith
H, Tucker, . -

“The School district. will in
fitture be known’ as School Diss
trict «88 (Skeena-Cassiatd
Hazelton will supply two school
board members and Stewart’ one,

Maritimes :
a disgrace,
Bennett: says.

‘VANCOUVER (CP) — After ree
from :2 , federal-provin-|

; ial fecal conference in Ottawa,
2) Bx ai if

ndstence .of the four!
Atlantic: provinces after‘ 100

. ,-| years ‘of confederation’ is a “nde

- also prompted | three-year-olds Terry Cunning-
ham and Nancy Benzer to go forth with bread
crumbs in quest of hungry birds, ;

- Kitimat cool fo

regional

When it comes to libraries, Kitimat will £0 ry own way,
That was: the \ opinion -volced
forcefully . by - Kitimat: delegates
Sunday at ameeting of librarians,

library: trustees: civic
officials,
They met atthe Terrace Public

and’

, 4 3..(BUD) MeCOLL .
race Centennial Commit.
: chairman AJ, (Bud) McColl
- : the third local cltlzen tore.
‘ve a. centennial medal: “In
Somnition' of services rendered
* dnation’, MeColl ja alsochair-
im ol Mills Memorial Hospital
and: 8 past. President of}

UC minister
injured ‘in
‘collision

A two-car éatttston’ Saturday |
injured Terrace United Church
minister Rev, George W: Keen.
leyside, .

The head-on crash occurredon
jee-slick Highway 16, © eleven
miles east of Prince Rupert at

i230 p.m,

Mr, .Keenleyside suffered a
broken nose, torn cartilege abrae
slons and bruises,

Passengers. in the Keenleyside
car, Mrs, William Keenleyside,
her elghit yeareold son, Kent,
; Ed McFadden, all of

suffered slight bruises

and abrasions in. the collision, | i

Mrs, Dhivendar Singh Minha
of Hazelton, a passenger. in the
other car, driven by her husband,
was hospitalized temporarily. in
Prince Rupert . following. the
smash,
.. The Minhas vehicle wag ‘rounds

Rupert when it sppareritly skidded

| out. of: contro!.cn‘icé and smashed |.
‘| into the easthound Keenleyalde |

car, : ws = :
Mr, - ‘Keorlleysida- "pn ‘hits
race by.bug, |:
“ape. ind been. ia Port Simp:

‘thon “of- 50: ‘watercolors painted.

i: Oxt ‘Bell-irvin ‘| et!
passengers later returnedto,] re by: Henri PBN: ng

gon} D

library

Library to discuss the posstiie ;

ity of using regional . library
systems in-the Skeena area, .
Some ' thirty ‘delegates from

‘Prinee Rupert, Kitimat and ‘Tere

race took part inthe discussions.

. Bob Davison of the Frovinclal
Library “Commission, Victoria,
outlined -the ‘regional. system ina

volving
community libraries, ‘He related
the need for a regional system
to. the Vainsieln. report ‘which

‘| found that B,C, was not’ setting

adequate library service,
Davison’s-. statement. was
‘supported. by..the director of the
Vancouver ‘Island. Regional’ Li
brary system,’ White..said that
a regional’. ‘systeni would raise
standards of service to readers
and: ‘lower operating’ costs, ‘
‘Kitimat. delegates. vigorously
opposed’ any move: to put & ree
gional ‘library system into effect
here, They claimed. that — it

-would increase their tax assesse

ment. They‘also said that they

were satisfied that their present |

‘brary’ facilities in Kitimat were
quite adequate,:

‘Terrace. and Prince’ Rupert
g | delegates favored the idea,” Ro.

presentatives from. both: .¢om~

munities sald ihey looked, toa
system -which would offer advan=
‘tages: through central purchasing,

*Lentaloguing, , and exchange a eth
Jections, re

ing a corner enroute’ to.Princa |

“COLLECTION PRESENTED, aie

“VICTORIA: (CB). 5A ‘callag:

earlier Saturday for tho dedi!) ach

cation of the United: Church. Mise

sion “ship,:.the Thomas Crosby V1: n 8

and were, enronte home to.‘Téré | ofthe
race. when, the accldentoceurred, nee

. Keekloyside; tarmed snow
and fee" ‘eondittons: on‘ tha -tilghs
wey. at: the. time ‘of tho+ml
as. “absolutely fantastic",

BY No, corincoa ;
q the wake tte aecldent, a

‘co-operation . between |.

INSIDE. wee

ea look. back to the days
’ when local. mail came

|” by dog team, p.2
andy capp, pz

p> local news pages 3,4, 5.

sports report, schoolnews, .

, Dayehiatic help needed loc.
ally? pi

© radio, TY guide, page16 7. :

Look north for
B.C. potential,
Williston: says:

- Provinelal Minister of ‘Lands
Ray Williston says B.C, “must

. | look to.its northern communities
“for the further: realization af |’

our provincial potential.”

The Miniater’s remarks were
made in a” column circulated
to weekly newspapers.

"Tt is becoming apparent: that
northern development : istncreas.

ingly necossary to the good ef

‘the Province as: a “whole,” he

sald.

Williston ‘elted: ‘oftictal atatisn

‘tles- which Indicated that :cer

traligation . of’ major develop.
ments". in’ southern B.C, could

lead: to! ovex’ congestion a and 1088

: 47: per: cent:
‘vinelal population aud; wnisite the! ina
‘| centralization: of manufacturing

financing, / _shloping: and, other

Aggravati

ig. | able oftehoota waa

| tional disgrace,’’:

In a . television interview in
Victoria; the Premier criticized
the Federal Government for falls

‘Jing to eneourage establishment |

of a single provined in the marie |-
es. |:

“The present ‘éltuation ig
equivalent to the former crown
colonles of. Vancouver Island;
the B,C, mainland and two former
territories now included in B,C,

.| being provinces today and all re.

ceiving equalization grants,” Mr.
Bennett sald,'. “B,C, ‘is keep.
ing these provinces and there
is no doubt about it’...
When asked if he ‘hegrudged
equalization payments which go
to all provinces except B,C.,
Alberta and Ontario, My. Bennett

ne said ‘I don’t begrudge them but
‘1 believe’ they are most unfair.’

“B.C, . doesn’t. put a dollar)
value’ on its memborship in cone

‘1 federation because we believe in

the dream of Canada,”

Mr, Bennett ‘said © B,C,
opposes federal equalization poli-
cies because they mean that hun-
dreds of millions of dollars are
being ‘wasted by other provincial
governments. that ’ practise
patronage, --

He said a better’ system | ‘of
sharing. the wealth of Canada
would be % ensure that al! Cana~
dians havea decent standard of
living «and ‘provide a greater Tew
turn -to: the’ national. ‘treasury
in the form of. federal income
tax which could be achieved by
raising wages in less prosperous
parts of the.nation, . -

During the week Mr, Bennett
also revealed that B.C, has re=
coived $12,000,600 owed by the
United: States since July,

The. sum was due-upon comple.
Hon of ‘the Duncan Dam as part
of the Columbia River treaty be-
tween Canada and the U.S, The
money. is for downstream. flood,
control “benefits to the U.S, as
a result: of. early completion of
the dam,:":-

The premier had called for pay-
ment Several: times since theend
of July; demanding interest from
the -due:date.:

He’ said: he “was informed by!
External. Affairs Minisier Mar.

-} tin. that: the money had. been paid

and’ would .be transferred imme.

diately. to. BC...
Myi- ‘Bennett sald the. SUM Kes
cofved: a ae (without interest and
Mr,’ Maxtin assured him that

the: federal’ ‘goverment would |’ =.
ess the. interest careation with -

G, Jolliffe and J. Freq Weber ;

will contest the December 9 election ior reeve,

All three. filed papers on Mone

_ |day, official nomination day for

one of the most widely discussed
elections in Terrace history.

' As announced earlier, - reeve
A,F, (Bert) Goulet will not seek
_[feselection. The incumbent reeve
-jleaves Terrace in early January
‘Ito take a hew jobin the Vancouver
area...

* Poul Bogelund, a former ‘muni
cipal - engineer, is camp:

to hold civic taxes-at their pre»

gent ‘level. He has criticized

excessive use of planning cOne

sultants, .

Skeena Broadcasters | mang-
ging director J, Fred Weber
is official candidate for a citi-
zen’s group known asthe Commit.
‘|tee for Better Municipal Govern
meni ”

The comnilttee - has published
a” six-point platform calling for
efficient use of -funds; consis.
tency In handling’ municipal af-
fairs, planning for future develop.
ment, civic . leadérship, in
creased contact with Provincial
and Federal government, . and

=|keeping the public informed on |f

municipal affairs,
“Counelllor _- Victor Jf

’ :| Jolliffe ‘resigned his seat to Son

_| test’ the reeveship for the second

-|time. In 1985 he loat to Reeve “

Goulet,

‘Jolliffe has not ‘as yet made .

any ‘public policy statements. He

is expected ‘to.use television to |#

-intraduce * dis campatgn in the |f

earning week,

no ‘i hee

Rp surprise’ ‘eanaiaates peiss

-sented themselyes., at’ Monday's
nominations 1 for ‘council,
‘Both’: Michael Joseph Gorald

Duffus and Thomas B, Olgon, will |i

seek two-yedr terms on Council,

Seven. candidates will contest | |

the three two-year seats. .
Also seeking electionare Maxy |
Moore; Donald. H, Deane and
Better © Municipal Government |:
candidates: Ev. Ciift, Lloya Johire |.
stone and Alan McAlpine, .
Only two candidates will seek
the one-year term, created bythe
resignation of Councillor -Joll-| -
iffe, -They are Thomas Gorgon
Kerr. and: present councillor and
BMG sandidate Bill McRae,

Pay” heed .
if. sign says:
snow. tires

If the sign says put ‘on chains
or show tires in good condit.
ion — motorists hag better pay
heed, =
Otherwise they are: liable for
prosecution -dnder the traffic
laws,

- Such, signs are posted: on Higt-
Way. 25 and ‘on. Highway 16 West
near Tyee, They mean what they
say and RCMP highway patrol-
men will be on the lookout for
offenders. |.

Corporal Lawson of the RCMP
told the Herald Tuesday the signs
are not merely courtesy remind-
ers. They mean business.

‘With Terrace’s - first. major |"

snowfall OF" the “year a-rash: of
minor accidents termed fender

benders” by ‘Corporal. Lawson’,

prompted the following: word of
advice; ‘

» “TE everybody would slow down
and \.romember they’re: not on
smooth black pavement — there’d

ent,”

Corporal’ ‘Lawson saldthe: stop-| :
ping, ; time’ “is” ‘eorisiderably* in-
creased ° under ‘present, driving
conditions d:' drivers: - should
take this into Seaisideration ‘When
travelllngs.* :

Hydro.

_| Skeenaview.
| volunteers ~
call meeting.

People ‘who. want to help the
old.men-at Skeenaview Hospit-'| |
al. got their chance Thursday.
December 7

A. meeting of “the auxiliary '

will: be called, starting at 7:30

p.m, . upstairs’.in the Terrace
Community Centre, .
. While a number of peopte have

‘bean. serving as volunteers, tle
Thursday..mecting is designed):

specifically ‘to give ‘recent vole
unteers the opportunity: to help.

‘Some 15 volunteers..have
‘already offered. their services

“According to Skéenaview nurse
Maja” Van Weston. who is: help- | .
Ing. :€@ organize the December

7. Auxillary: meeting, anyone who} |

wants .to help: at the: hospital:

KILLED IN “ACTION ©

jDGEWAY, Ont. “PY: - ‘Pak:
rick Dearborne, -.18,.

Corps. |

DESPITE WHAT WE SAID

THEIR HOMES.

man the difeboats after all, -

WON'T. a

""Torrage citlaens Stan Barton and Fred ‘Clarke wit have’ | hei

foHowing an article In the :Ter-i.

race-"Herald’ stressing ‘the ‘need |: towe,
-of :people - to: visit’ the: hospital).
‘and chat-with the patients,” °° -

of Ridgeway,” has been killed in ‘on:
‘Vietnam while serving as amem-| 703
ber of the. Dalted, States Marine to

p= REEVE'S POST
seer B he

; HELICOPTER CARRYING ALUMINUM TOWER. .

Hydro com pletes SS
Alice Arm: link -

. Whirlybirds | ‘lugetng ‘aluminum: ‘powers: ‘set ‘records to.
; ‘completa the: first elleehmntianen transmission, line for BCy

The ‘S1emine line inks’ ‘errace
and” Ales «Arti, ‘Tho ‘power -it,
carries” has: pot the’ ‘Provinces
| newest. ‘molybdenum “mine ‘
|| predueton at Alice Arm;

The mine,” fourth* in: B.C, is
‘operated. by B,C. Molybdenum . -’
Limited, a subsidiary of ‘Kennes
Helicopters set the’ lines 625 ;
lightweight. towers along a Tight. 2
of-way north to Alice Arm, 2-5

The new powerline’s prefabri. :

cated,. rust-proof towers: welgh |.”

from 875 ‘to 1,175 pounds each, |:
less than half the weight: of ¢ ms
‘parable: steel structures, aoa

It -was possible ‘to. erect them
four to five‘times as quickly as
steel: towers... -

» Engineers: * ‘peiteve. a’ “world
record was’ -set’:

is:needed at the meeting, .. -- p
be: a lot: Jess: ‘danger -of decid. |" a