Al6. Terrace Review. ~~. Wednesday, .December 12,.1990

Teachers give | flee
oan eft 2 _ * pine of highway closures. oe
-consentto—s_—y. Ste
J | oh a aa - wood ” was ‘down to: “one- ‘jane 7 .
: ahr a “miles: north, of “Terrace “‘due.-to"a."

ti yy | fo fae | "mudslide, ‘and ‘ was. closed: down:
ac ion | H an nn 3 | entirely by*highways crews-from- 3
ee rs 11 p.m, Friday to 10 a.m. Saturday: _
. -Ina-news release issued late yesterday the Terrace ] District oo: a ‘teil due. to the’ instability of the road) |
.. Teachers’ Association announced that the membership had: 7 : f ‘pase, ~ Beam” ‘Siation | pre wos.
- ratified a four-stage plan of ‘action to back the union’s bargaining: .
~ team in its current negotiations: with the board of School District: -
83. . ’ west “side of Lakelse: Lake: for vt -
. The release claimed‘100. percent support from "a packed mae ee ee day. ‘The road. between New
house" in Terrace. Monday night for the plan, beginning with a 7 oe . Aiyansh and Greenville was closed
" public relations campaign and ending, if necessary with "a total — . ee =) | when the Nass River overflowed
' withdrawal of services". Chief negotiator Frank Rowe ssid the jf . its banks, Temporary flooding néar
"process at the meeting gives the bargaining team the authority to the éntrance to, Water Lily Bay ~~
call for a strike vote if it comes down to that. SO undermined one lane of Highway: :
TDTA president Rob Brown called on the board to adopt a new a 37, slowing traffic for a time, and ‘.
attitude, saying, "Hopefully the board will do its utmost.to shake |
‘hand with us on a fair collective agreement. way just south ofthe. Kitimat”.
"Let’s put the bitterness and strife of the last decade behind us

——— River bridge ‘was also cause for .
, print toward harmony. and stability in this district," he _ Mille Memorial nuclear medicine chief consultant Dr. Robert concern.
a

Morrison visited Terrace for the official opening of our new. Ministry of Highways ‘district
regional facility and offered impromptu tours to interested manager John Newhouse: says the
. members of the public recently, Dr, Morrison will be visiting Mills _ shoulder on a’séction of Highway.
Memorial on a regular basis but his primary function will be to 37 south of the Kitimat. River
diagnose test results transmitted electronically to his Vancouver bridge was being eroded by the
, office from the Terrace nuclear medicine diagnostic centre. — swollen river. This could” have ° .
. 1 7 resulted in a major loss, says New-.
rica ee ae a house, but two days of hauling —
ee —_ ppc & ; of rip-rap by North Coast Road Main- -
eee oe COMING SOON tenarice crews saved the highway.”
Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 13. Other than some minor problems,
ft The Lunchbox Deli Newhouse had one other closure to
' add to the list; the es Moun-
New Years Eve Dance - tain Road. He says they were

Tickets available to members ONLY. . | & experiencing some erosion, prob-

Re Until Dec. 15th Toren lems during the day and late Fri- -
3 ' (four tickets Der member) ¢ My ': sandwich Shop day afternoon an avalanche closed

another section of the same ‘high- .

_. The next round of talks are scheduled to start January 12, the
. first session. ‘Since talks broke down Nov. 24.

the road for about four hours. -

For more information Jee | «= "Your Healthy Alternative" | “wo'see fey seeane

“7~ contact the branch. Wer py eet: : if it had been tw
wy | Roe 4617 Lazelle Ave. ea Nees ne ae waar

2 three degrees warmer we might
635-5825 meee, //| SS¥E 635-3696 . - have experienced major problems _
i — reminiscent of the flood of Octo-
ber, 1978. |

Still, says Tank, if Mother Nature

| | ' | was offering a test we passed with
Ford invites You To flying colours. Tank says PEP was

rT, T; k i wamed early by Environment

a eC A B if e a k Canada of the anticipated rainfalt

and North Coast Road Mainte-

nance and PEP volunicers includ-

ing emergency social services
personnel identified in the Terrace _

Emergency Plan were placed on

"0" Down Payment | "Standby almost immediately.

. Due to this preparatory work,
‘0 FOR 90 DAYS —__| re,
0 Payments Tank; volunteers were quickly and |
"9" Interest | - a efficiently dispatched whenever

. , , and wherever necessary.. At least
(Ford Pays Interest For 90 Days OAC) | oe almost everything vem smoothly.

PLUS!!! - | Proving Peter’s Principal stil!
. oc yeigns, a sand truck equipped with
if Up to $700 Cash Back on Selected Models a pillar chute blew the rear dif.
a | oo I, ferential while enroute to an Old
. oa | 7 Lakelse Lake Road gravel pit
( IR . . | 7 | where {t was scheduled to assist in
a, . the filling of sandbags. Here, how- _
ever, human power prevailed.

Financing and Lease Rates as Low as 8.9% or up to-$1000 Cash | _ciyarecos of engineering Stew

Back from Ford on Selected Models Caristensen reports only minor

a ; difficulties inthe city itself, most
TERRACE ; . | being caused by groundwater -
, » We listen better... and act! | f tetained’ by frozen snow. A half

dozen basements were flooded in

" ae . ore the 4600 block of Siraume, a few
| a a more on Mountainvista Crescent,
7 ce - . _ [there was -eight to 12 inches of

water on short sections of Keith
— — —eon ne ge Ave. on both sides of Kenney, and

oo a H c
4631 KEITH AVE., TERRACE, B.C., PHONE: 635-4984 -_ We capacity mths
~ CALL TOLL FREE - 1-800-772-1128 ese _ causing some flooding at Lind-

say" 8.