2 iat

This dangerous rock overhang above
one lane of the two-lane Highway 16,
‘about 39 miles west of Terrace poses a
real threat to trucks with high loads. In
-order to avoid striking the cliff above
then, the drivers have to swing their
vehicles into the oncoming lane of

danger,

traffic. As this is a curve, it is im-
possible to see if a vehicle is coming
toward them,
slated for priority in upgrading.
Drivers have expressed their hope this
illustrated above,
therefore be soon removed.

Highway 16 has, been,

will

discussion
future plans of the party, and
preparations were made for the

"THE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C:

P.C.’s Meet for Dinner

Wallace - leader of the B.C.

On Friday Night July 12 ihe

Progressive Conservative
workers met for dinner at the
Bavarian Inn, 24 hard working
memhers sat down for a
delicious dinner alter
cocktail hour.

a short

the dinner hour.

During
took place as to

forth coming visit of Dr. Scott

Progressive Conservative
Party. Dr, Wallace Is td be here

_on Friday July 12 for a radio’

talk show, a television in-

terview, a smorgasbord dinner’.

at the Terrace Hotel Skeena
River Room followed by a
public meeting.

After the dinner the group.,

ajourned for dancing ‘in the
Bavarian Cabaret, 0.

Volunteers Needed =
for Blood Donor Clinic —

The Terrace <Kinettes
urgently need help with theit
Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic,
to be held on the 25th and 26th of
July. The times for the clinic
are 1:30 to 4:30 p.m., and from
6:30 to 9:30 p.m.

800 pints of blood are. needed
by the Red ‘Cross lo fill
Terrace’s quota. Last year the

Driving the family (0 your
favourite vacation’. spol this
summer? The B.C. Automobile
Assacialion irges you io give
your loved ones extra safely
insurance by keeping alert
behind the wheel. The motoring
organization says you can avoid
drowsiness and ‘‘Highway
hyponsis’’ by keeping the
conversation going, listening to
lively music on the car radio,
and keeping plenty of fresh air
ceireulaling inside your vehicle.

‘Highlights of the Technical. Planning Committee Meeting
of the: Kitimat-Stikine Regional District Board

. Klappan Applications ‘ .

cayenne ra meee?

: Correspondence; . ~*

" LAKELSE LAKE

Re Sewage disposal systems
for Lakelse Lake Picnic site and
Furlong Bay campsite - the TPC

was informed that sewage
disposal systems for both the
pienic site and the campsite
were being worked on by the
Parks Branch. © Although, no
definite completion date has
been established, it. is haped
thal the work” will he done this
summer. . The’ Parks Branch .
slated that the effluent would be
pumped hack 3,600 toa tile field.

Hob Quinn Lake Commercial -
Leases :

Duly “moved. and” seconded.
“that the TPC advise the Board
“thatthe Department of High-

‘+ ways, Department. of Health,

and the Lands Branch will be.
gelling together and scheduling
an onsite inspection . of. the
proposed Bob Quinn Lake
Commercial Lease sites.

lt was mentioned by the
Lands Branch‘ that both . the.
recenl: applications for
Argicultural leases in the-
Elappan area have been with-
‘drawn. — ey

1) Presented was’ a letter

: from W.T. Lane, Chairman,.

B.C. Land Commission, dated

‘ May 3,-1974, re subdivision and
“ Land Use Regulations. -

- Duly moved and seconded ;
_ that the TPC recommend to the:

..Board that they request . thal.
ihe B.C. land Commission in-

“\elude an addiliona! option .

~. regarding subrtivisions to cover

« single . paresis. thal are
. physically isolated from _ad-
- jacent properties; i.e, cut off by
' railroads, rivers,: Toads, or

: topographic , features:

: 9) Presented wasa letter from:
i AW. Ralfs, Surveyor General
“and Director, Surveys and
_ Mapping Branch, dated May 17,
1974 re:. - Photography and
mapping request. from the
Terrace Area .

sett

3) Presented was a letter from
Don. R. ‘Smyth, District
Superintendent of- Schools,

‘requesting (he approval of the
TPC for an educational reserve
*-19 be placedon: ° :

‘, a). a small area surrounding

ccdgtttat, Spey nie

+ dian Reserve al the mouth af
“Herman Creek,

b) ‘The fossil bed located aboul

(hitly-(iiree miles up the Copper
* River road from Hwy. 16°
:/. Present at Lhe meeting were
Mr. Don. Smyth, Mr. Allen
Wooton; and Mr; Morris Bogart
(From the Federal Fisheries).
-& presentation. af slides was
made, pholos shown as well as

Ee

million years old.

Duly. .mov'
thal the TPC support therequest
for educational reserves by the

See

«- prea surrounding Herman Lake
» ‘and the Creek between the Lake
% and the Indian Reserve al the

Terrace, B.C., daied May 9, 1974 -

Herman Lake andthe Creek. -
between the Lake and the In-

fosalls, believed to be 18C
ed and seconded

School District 68-in the small.

mouth of it and on the Fossil:

Bed located about thirty-three
miles up the Copper River Road
from Hwy, 16, and that the
School District 88 apply in
ddetail to the B.C. Lands
Branch, and the B.C.. Forest
Service for both reserves.

APPLICATIONS FOR LAND
LEASE OR SUBDIVISIONS:

1) Lease Rental Review.
Thornhill Garbage Dump
Pin. of L. 518; RSC
Duly moved and: seconded
that the TPC recommend to the"
Board that the lease cn. the
Thornhill Garbage, dumpe, be
renewed.‘ for /one:-year. only,
pending planning developments
in the: unorganized area and

-that the: leasee - apply. for a

‘Pollution ‘Control permit ‘as
required ‘| by’ the." Pollution
Control Act, The TPC stated

their dissatisfaction ‘with the:

siluation’ of the Thornhill
Garbage Dump but at ‘the

‘present time cannot see a

suitable alternative for the
immediate future.

‘Reports .
1) Progress , Report” an
Recreational Development  &

Rest Side Stops, on Stewart-
-Cassiar Highway.” i

ot The Départment of Highways :
'. ‘reported that the following rest °

stops were to be ‘developed soon
along the Stewarl-Cassiar High:
wey. oe

i) Bear Pass (5 lables and 1
toilet)

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They're on sale now from any
authorized service club, charity -
group or similar non-pratit organ-
ization..Also from the Provincial
Government agent in your area. *
Alternatively, you can complete

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elt

2) Hodder Lake (5 tables and 1
toilet) ‘
3) Mile 158
toilet) ,
4) Tanzilla River (4 tables & 1
fallet). :

5) Stewart-Cassiar - Cassiar ) /
aTables $ and 1 toilet)

6) Good Hope - 15 miles north (6
tables and 1 tollet).. .

(3 tables and 1

7) 45 miles North of Goad Hope.

(3 tables and 1 toilet)

The. Forest Service’ stated
that their work. crews will be
going north very soon and they
have planned sites al Kiniskan,
Meziadin Lake and at’ the
Cottonwood River, with the site
al. (he Exstew River on High:
way 16 to be developed later this
summer. | ° : a

7) The Upper Watershed of the -

Kispiox | Hiver- as..a_.Nature
Conservancy :

Presented to the TPC, as was
presented to the Board at their
meeting of May 24, 1974) was the
brief prepared by the Kispiox

Valley Community Association,

“. Zoning & Planning Committee.
‘The ©
location,access, physical”

brief.“.;detials the
description, fish & and wildlife
yalues, scenic & Historic
and. total _ con-
“gervancy area ‘for the Upper
watershed of the Kispiox River.
The report: also. outlined

planned resource use proposed’. -
the Kispiox’ Valley, ' Le.

for
lorests, wildlife and recreation,
and: agricultural,

concluded withpolicy recom-

mindalions by the Associations. -

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B.C. Lotteries,.. 0 7 Get she _
i floom 245, Parliament Buildings, °°. 3 re: '
Victoria, B.C, : a Pl =
ia
| i
Nummer Amount 1
‘A Reauted: Enclosed: First Prize. $250,000
1 _, Second Prize $100,000 t
| ae rs "Third Prize __._. 5 50,000 rT
an tes ee Five Prizes :
' - NAME—— “alS26,000 ___ $ 125,000 }
. ‘ 1,900 Prizes :
ADDRESS abs100 $190,000 © H
ae “Sellers! Prizes“ 'sas,7s0si
: Lo Tal 35,
2 a Total Prize ; |
1 CITY OR TOWN Fund __ $750,750 |
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Some discussion- followed
regarding the effect of logging
and farming cn the Kispiox
River as a whole.

3) Thornhill ‘Zoning Plan :

Report's

_ ‘The following resolution by
the Board was presented to the
Technical’ Planning Com-
mittee: -: oo
“hat Thornhill is to be
developed as a seperate corm-
munity, capable of full in-
dependance and’self sufficience
this will require concentration
of developement. in present
Thornhill planning areas ‘with

restricted developement in the

remaining areas,

Sypofet 40
 Sthal- Provision be made for. *

agricultural and small:holdings

developement:"' in present
Thornhill Terrace
- developement area bb but such
holdings are lo’ be sufficiently
large so as fo. require an ab-
-solute minimum of servicing;

~ that land’ thal appears — |

an: land ~suilable- for,.such ©

people in Terrace required 717
pints of blood but‘only gave 476.

If you can help with the clinic,
phone Dianne Verwey at. 635-

456 or Sharon Brewertonat 635-

2008. 2A

If you can’t help with the
clinic bul are over 18, turn out
and give a pint of blood, It may
save a life....possibly your own.

4904 Scott Avenue

well maintained yard.

_bacame
heard of men who had worked

‘protection against this
- pening,so this raises a question
_, ‘What does a person do lo

This is a lovely home, 1246 $q. ff. with full basement, three
bedrooms plus a fourth in the basement. A Floor to ceiling
white rock fireplace is focated in the Hving room and a
sundeck over the carport overlooks a nicely landscaped and

owt

I watched ‘part “of ‘an -in-

” teresting program: last. night
-which dealt. with: reaching

pension age and the problems, I”
very angry when 1

many decades for one company

“paying into a pension plan only

to-have thelr. pensions ‘reduced .
for no reason, or in one case

where the company changed
hands, the man received no

pension at all.. There is na
lap:

provide an income for .

retirement? Of course many
young people do not provide for
old age as it seems 50 distant.

One man interviewed put it well
for he said “I was (oo busy
being young and I didn’t realize

- until too lale C'was at retirement
“age. 1 would like to hear from
readers how they provided for

their retirement. Wrile to me
care of the Herald, .

For all Senior Citizens who
would like to know more about

ihe Old Age .Pensionsers
Organization ‘there will be a,’

special. meeting” next Wed-

nesday, July 24 at 2:00 p.m. in :

the Senior Citizens Hoom at,

Arena. The President of the B.C
Organization is coming up from
Vancouver so. if you ‘are
curious to: know how the
organization can work for your
please attend this very” [M-
PORTANT MEETING. A
zhicken dinner will be served
aller the meeting and there will
be a smali charge to cover
expenses, Anyone needing a
ride please phone me. al 645-
5339. Dey
Tatlended a meeting recently
ta. discuss proposed plans for
the new Senior Citizens
Residence, The new residence
will be very attractive and
possibly will be two storied. it
will be located on Kalum Street
right next to the entrance to the
Arena. Anexcellent location for
easy access to all services, Ala
late ‘date a commiltee will -be
appointed to handle ap-

PRUDEN & CURRIE LTD.

Real Estate & insurance

4646 Lakelse Ave Te

Light Industria t

635-6142 _

Just aver one acre of light industrial [and centrally located ,
on Keith Ave., next ta the O,K. Tire Store, Some terms :
available, Call aur office for further details.

‘plications, but as y

premaiure, as completion date. .
is set, tentalively — for next.”

Langley
Services
‘containers for meal tran-
sporlation are on order and
hopefully will be received in the,

near future.. it takes a great ~*

deal of preparation to sel up a
service such as this but itis
hoped to start serving ‘meals
next month, For information
please phone Mrs. Langley al.
635-5135. ; .
Mr. L. Levesque is now
feeling betler after his recent.
aperation,-and Mrs, 'N. Martel
is back home after a short stay.
For anyone feeling poorly a.
best wishes'go out for a speedy
recovery. - os us
_ For more ifformation on
any thing in this column or about
the O.A.P.0, please phone me al
635-5339

rrace B.C.

Large Garden Lot

For
Rusty Liungh at 635-5754.

Cleared acre and an eighth on McDeek St. The ideal tit tor
- fhe amatedr gardaner. .

further information contact

La

One Acre

$21,000.
further information,

Ina Quiet residential area, close fo schools and shopping.
‘The two bedroom home requires exterior finishing. F.P. .
Immediata possession.

Call Dwain McColl for

4841 Olson

Convenient Location

Lovely house on paved roads, close to town anda high school.
This hame has two bedrooms,
basement. The kitchen Is large and modern wiih lots of
cuphaards and the iridge and stove are included, There Is a.
dining room and a living room with a Flreplace and a patio
which looks ouf.anta an
around. The yard has a play area for thildren, a small
“garden area and a tool shed. re
fteR v prot :

plus a third in the part

icely treed: fot with flawer beds

Compact two bedroom home

Lot is 70x T22.and the home |
price is $26,500. Phone Bert ui

antrance, closed In porch, separate garage and electric heat,

with third bedroom aif back

5 wall located to schools. Full
ungh to view at 635-5754.

unsuitable for developement be
seperated out of the Greater
Thornhill: Terrace
development. areas and frozen
, ?,-dbat: land -that appears
unsuitable for development

\

Secluded Location

titisa little

Well kept three bedroom home on an acre anda eighth witha
river view on Skeena St., The lot is well jreed with lawn
around the house, The house is approx. 1100 sq. ff, with wall
to wall carpeting, olf furnace doubte carport -, plus.a well
built one bedroom suite with separate entrance anda four

The report -

_, , thal Proyineial regualtions
and reservations and. restric-
tions with respect to the Heallh
Act, Waler Act, Highways Act,
-Greenbelts .Act,, Municipal
‘Affairs, and the B.C. Land
Commission, ‘Pollution Control
Act, and all realted acts be fully
considered and incorparaled in
to the final plan.”

Either way could net you the first
prize of a quarter dia million
dollars. Imagine how that could,
change your life! _
And all for just $2.50.

Do it today!

WESTERN.»

2713 S. Eby .
Three bedroom home, with two bedroom suite in the
basemenet complete with bath. Drive by this fovely home
and call Dwaln McColl to view. lo

plece bathroom, For an ap
Liungh.

pointment jo view phone Bert’

g Lakelse Lake.

Crown lease lot with small cabin.

the end of Beam Sin, road. The water front is shallow and.
- safe, Onky $2,500.00 . .

Drive right to the cabin at :

Three Large Lots, 7
Approximately twe acres each, located in the municipality
and nicely treed. Priced to sell at $10,000 each with low
downpayment, _

Excellent commercial Site

‘In Thornhill. All cleared and ttat located. directly across
from the school at Clark Rd. This is 1.74 acres with
frontage on highway 16 east and on Clark Road, For further
particulars please call Rusty or Bert at 635-6142 during the.
day and at 635-5754 evenings, :

eletric heat, nearing completl
In Thornhill, Thls cathedral e

4926 Lazelle Avenue

This is an immaculate home nearing three years ofaga. Hf
has three bedrooms, full basement, carport , landscaped
yard and a vegetable garden is planiad. This home is priced
to sell af $99,500. ! . : ‘ '

5754,

Brand New On. Churchill Drive
Lovely three bedroom home with shake roof, skirl siding and

on Ina restricted subdivision .
ntyance home has wall to wail ,

carpeting throughout, fireplace up and down, finished four
piace bathroom and laundry room in ‘
attached carport.. The basement has the wiring completed -
and the walls are strapped and insulated ready for tinishing.
For further information phone Rusty or Bert Ljungh at 635-

the basement and -

In the basement, double ca

'

Three Bedroom House

On a cul-de-sac, quiet area with playgraund close by, Full
basement, landscaped yard, cathedral antrance and does
have potential for a flreplace. For an appointment to view
please call Rusty or Bert Liungh at 635-6142 during the day
and 635-5754 evelngs. . 7

RUSTY LJUNGH 635-5754
BOB SHERIDAN 65-2664
JOHN CURRIE 635-5065

Close to Schaols - Immediate Possession
Three badroom home with fourth bedroom and V2 bathroam

rport, flreplace, wail to wall

_-carpeting, oll hot alr furnace heat, focated on a landscaped -¥ :
corner lot, For viewing contact Bart Ljungh at 635-5754.

_ In Mint Condition
Three bedrcom home with
standing flraplace, a nicely
hoat.- The lot is lands¢aped a

Phone Rusty or Bert Ejungh
5754,

TOM SLEMKO

wets

fenced back yard and garden shed, ° Full price $27,500.00

BERT LIUNGH

. DWAIN NicCOLL

wall lo wall: carpeting, free
decorated Intorlor and elactric
nd featuresanorganic garden,

for appalniment to view - 635-
635.5754

635-3364
635-2976