--Basement-flooding, road-crumbling
| Water problem on bench analyzed ©

‘Quick fix .
_tuled out.

TERRACE ~ _ . Weather-related

erosion problems on Lanfear Hilt
and” ‘Hooding. problems at 17

residenées on west Halliwell and .

_» Marshall: St. “are . now being

addressed. That isn’t, to say,

" however, * that any long term

- Solutions are close at hand. .
‘Tertace director of r engineering

- Stew Christensen says the situ-
ation ‘on Lanfear Hill seems to
«be stabilized.. The road is ‘still

closed to foot traffic, and the 20

_ kilometre per hour Speed limit is

stlil-in effect on ‘the ‘upper half
of the hill, but Christensen says
- geotechnical |
engineer Bob Graham has com-.

Prince George .

pleted. his investigation and his

recommendations are expected | to:

arrive next week.

Christensen expects no easy |
answer and says the. city will

have to carefully consider the

costs and: expected compietion .

arranging for soil samples .to be
taken,’- ‘which will ‘also be ana-

lyzed by. Giaham. At best, says

Christensen, Graham will be

. Able to determine the nature of
the problem, and from that, a.
permanent ‘solution may be

found. |

- Terrace builder gets
~ award for innovation

. Joe. ¢ Chishotm. of Terrace ‘was
awarded $1,000 and a plaque

_ yesterday for inventing a safer .

and faster system of installing
gable end roof trusses and d ladder

Na

‘framing on buildings with steep: :

ly pitched roofs. —

The award was presented at the
Inn of the West under Canada
Mortgage and - “Housing's Job

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Site. Innovators. program. ‘Chis.

~ holm got the, top award:for the ;

B.C.-Yukon region.: - -
_ CMHC says ‘that until: Chis-

holm’s technique was invented -

workers risked injury and falls

. from having to hang out over the
edge of a steep roof to install

the gable ends and framing.
Chisholm devised a method of
assembling the components on

the ground and passing them up |

to workers, reducing the danger
and making the job faster. |
_ Chisholm, 25 years old, is a 15:
year resident of  Terrace.. He
apprenticédas aicarpentercunder
local building ‘contractor ‘Stan

Keeping. Afterward he. worked
- | as a sub-contractor and carpenter .
|. for a 30-unit housing project in
Telegraph Creek. He later acted |
‘as subcontractor and foreman in

the construction of the Iskut

Band Office and is now working

on the new Iskut Band School.

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1990- 16" Springbok
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| 1000 180 WAS $2588

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"CAV Oars, pump, floor boards NOW $1000

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1981- Lund 16’ fiberglass ski boat
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Terrace Review: —. Wednesday; January 29, 199

dates of ‘a number of options |.\--* ~”
before any long-term corrective .
‘measures are made.

As far as the bench flooding
problem is concerned, Chris-
‘tensen' says the city is. currently

MOVING LANDSCAPE, You can arive but you can’t walk

on Lanfear hill for the time being. Heavy rains have moved.
part of the roadbed down the slope, but city officials think they

have the erosion stabilized.

Iwi ex odie dhs Aas bit

- Terrace B.C. Ambulance Ser-
vice (BCAS) activity report —
Monday, Jan. 20 to Sunday, Jan.
26.

OF the 31 ambulance responses

during the past week, there was.

only one call due to a- motor
vehicle accident. A 35-year-old
Terrace woman was injured on

.. Monday, Jan. 20 when she was

struck by a motor vehicle west of

the Sande/Greig Ave. intersection.
_RCMP say visibility was poor at

the time of the incident due to rain

and darkness. The woman, who

was jaywalking across Highway 16

| west of the Sande Overpass cross-
walk, was wearing dark, non-re- “
flective. clothing at the time of the

incident. A Mills Memorial Hospi-
tal spokesman says the woman was
treated and released. No charges
were filed against the driver of the
vehicle.

Six other “incidents of trauma.

included one household fall and

| five skiing mishaps. A child was’

treated for minor injuries resulting

from a fall and later released from

hospital. Skiers suffered a variety
of injuries. A Mills Memorial
Spokesman says leg and shoulder

injuries were most common ‘and
there was at least one fracture. All
were. treated and released.

A total of 10 persons were taken .

to hospital due to medical emerg-

éncies such as shortness of breath,
seizures and drug or alcohol abuse,

Of those transported due to sub-

‘Stance abuse, one suffered serious

respiratory distress and remains in

hospital, according to a | Spokes- 7

man.

In. other ‘activity, 10 BCAS
responses were due to local, inter-
city and medevac transfers in and

out of Mills Memorial ‘Hospital. .

And there were four incidents in
which paramedics responded to an
apparent emergency situation but
were either cancelled after Kam-
loops dispatch further assessed the

situation, or sent away on arrival.

by patients who refused treatment.

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