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32: Pages Wednesday,

September 28, 1966

RRACE'S NEW’ SEWAGE

opening ceremony, The

B458,861.77 which also includes costs of ins
gpv0 sewer program for 1965. The plant is lo
mt Graham Avenue and Braun Street, Contr

Associates Ltd,

TREATMENT PLANT will open officially on Thursday,
at 5 p.m, when Minister of Municipal Affai

pallution control

Sept.

rs Dan Campbell visits here to officiate at
centre has been constructed at a cost of
talling trunk mains. it was part of a $600,-
cated immediately south of the intersection
actors for the plant were Chapman, Long and

Speeder Crackdown

A police clampdown on Speeders
inthe Municipality has brought
a’ rash of’ complaints during ‘the
Bast week from: offenders . and

f | Pedestrians, - leaving. the:.RCMP. in

the middle “of: a’ hot “and” heavy
controversy... {7 - le

Most of the: trouble seems to
stem from the 20 mile per hour
speed limit on off’. pavement
streets in the community.: The 20
MPH limit was imposed two years
ago in an effort-to keep: dust to

:{a minimum - during the’ summer

| THE HON. DAN CAMPBELL

¥ Minister of Municipal Affairs
««. Officiating at the open-
ang of Terrace’s.new’ Pollution
sontrol Centre on Thursday is
Minister of Municipal Affairs
man Campbell. Mr. Campbell
vill also take part In the North-
rn. B.C. . Planning Seminar
Bcheduled for tomorrow in the
mommunity Centre. -

months and to alleviate splashing
Problems and potential’ damages
during the wet season. ~ ; .
RCMP Sgt. J, Maidens ‘said to-
day, “Nobody has any ‘call to
complain really, The speed Jimit
is-a sensible one, Granted, there
are 00. prevalent dust conditions
at the moment but there . is-mud
and water.as far as the eye
Can see, particularly where water
and sewer instalationg have heen
underway during the summer,
get complaints from offenders who
|term the speed limit ‘ridiculous’
and we get complaints: from -regi-

dents. who complain about speed: |”

ers?

| Melting Pot...

BUNICIPAL COUNCIL hag In-
ructed administrators to write
mi property owners with dwel-
sigs abutting aewer mains,
gvising that they must: connect
m the sewer under the Hoalth
at, cs . .

S’MOUR has it that Thursday’s
alt from Minister of Municipal -

mxairs Dan Campbell, miay be
ay last official action ‘in that
eeacity, Many have him pegged

j the education portfolio in

;mler Bonneti’s new Govern- —
nt. The Honorable Minister

Education, Leslie Poterson
also a lawyer, which makes
c & logical contender for the
mrney Genetal’s desk. Say we

loud clearing ‘of throat;.

Buse we really think Peter
f Will be named Minister of

i: whatever ‘happened to

SUST FOR THE RECORD the
place that's scheduled to open at
Lakelse Lake soon is known a3
Oll’s Place (not Ole's Place) and
it'a a coffee shop and’ dining
room: (not a dine and dance
spot) and it. was one of the
carpenters who spent time in
way it will be a welcome addi-
tion to the Lake scene and one
ean always dance on the -beach,
‘(And “somebody's head is going
toro)
BETCHA DIEF the Chief will be
on the warpath next week when
things begin happening again
_in Cttawa, Guess we have to let
him have his day. because it,
_ won't be too. long before he’s up
on: the fence ‘with Spence,.
They'll probably leave room’ for.
.. Lester the Jester, So. much. for.
~ this ‘week's Batman. preview.’ ”:

B.C, Lions? Seems «they're

‘the aticks for ‘83.

Prompts’ Complaints

Asked whether he — considers
the 20 MPH speed limit to ..be
CN onable, Sgt... Maideng said,
a fi

10 Cents a Copy, $3.00.a Year — Press Run 3300. ‘,
| PLAN, DRAINAGE, GRAVEL, PAVING |

Drainage Precede
Heard By

Willis & Cunliffe Consulting Engineers will be

Couneil

at |

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dsked by

the District Municipality to’ prepare recommendations for .*:
for a temporary drainage system for Straume avenue ‘between —

Sparks and Eby and on Loen avenue between. Spar
Kalum, both of which are major ‘trouble spots during:

winter and spring ‘seasoris.

Municipal Council instructed
the administration, to make ar-
rangements with the engineering
firm at a_ special. meeting of
Council on Tuesday; evening. ok

It was one of two.drainage mat-
ters dealt with, bo

The other involved drainag
development for the-entire com-
munity over a° five-year period,
This matter came up for. discus
sion after Councillor Frank point-
ed out the futility of applying
gravel to city streets.and doing
erade work before. drainage is
Properly attended to. He suggest-
ed that | gravelling - operations
should be curtailed. until drainage
programs are. resolved.

Council learned that drainage

-]cannot be developed: until an

overall five-year plan is. adopted.
It was tentatively estimated such
a move would not ‘take place be-

‘| fore the’end of October. —

Councillor McRae commented,
“At this rate we'll have no paving
before 1968, You can go anywhere
in B.C.-and find more paving than

at all. It: 4g. a: sensible: mit

for, the.-prasent—road-conditions:

and when conditions improve'then
it might’ be. re-considered.” °°
“He said the | Municipal-":radar
unit.is clocking speeders Tegularly
and that 50 per cent: of the traffic
offences: heard each . week - are
attributable to violations .of: the
20 MPH law. 8
The sergeant ‘stated he can
certainly see the motorists’: Views
point inasmuch ‘as modern “‘ears
are concerned ‘but that he must
also bear ‘in. mind: the- numierous
complaints he ‘receives. from’ priv-
ate citizens about speeders in the
residential: areas, °°
“Motorists will just = have . to
grow up. They must learn: to
accept the law as it. stands and
govern . themselves . accordingly,”
Maidens said. a
|- He pointed out that signs have
been posted at both approaches to
gravelled streets ag well as in tha
middie a
limit signs, we'll kave a city: full
of. signs,” he commented, vo
“The current crackdown’ on
speeders will continue,” Sgt. Maid.
dens affirmed):

a = 2,
One Man Killed
In Granduc’ Fall
A 25 year old Scot Is dead and
a Coquitlam man injured, follow:
ing a mine accident at Granduc
on Saturday afternoon,

|| Equipment. :. property”.

“If we put up’ any. mors spead

‘In other--matters . dealt” with
Tuesday, Council, gave third -read-
ing to a by-law authorizing pur-
‘chase: of, the: J:& -M ruek: .&.

‘Stréet for:$105,000. . It wag:

agreed that the J “&°M -property
will be leased’ to International
Harvester Company for 2 .-period
‘of one year..Counell learned that

Swift Kiteen River
Claims Kitimat Child
On ‘Thursday morning, Terrace.
RCMP will resume ‘a sad search
for the body of five-year-old Aran-
ah Shank of Kitimat. who 1s. be-
lieved to have drowned when she
slipped into the swift waters. of
the Kiteen River Sunday after-
noon, oo
The missing girl was the only
child of Mr, and Mrs. George
Shank of Kitimat. She was in the
Kiteen area with her parents on

Ja fishing trip when the mishap

occurred,

Ht is believed, she slipped
from a rock into the river, when

playing beside her father who was| |

_ Dragging operations were under: ||

taken Sunday afternoon and three
skindivers were brouglit. to - the.
area from Prince Rupert on Mon-
day. An-extenaive search of the
riverbed failed to reveal the body
of the missing child, but a rubber
boot retrieved from the river close.
to where she is reported to have

[fallen | in, has. heen. -. positively:

“| ROMP: have: searched the. tver|

‘such time

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identified as belonging tothe),

and .
‘the . :

rentals from the lease ‘will offset —
costs of storing Municipal equip-—
ment for the year.:It was gener- ~
ally. agreed that allowing -the
lease would also ensure employ: ..
ment and. continued Terrace resi- -

rently.on the J & M payroll until
e a5 IHC builds a new out-

let here, _ oes
The lease agreement wag okayed
on the condition that a facility of at
least. equal size and value be. built
in Terrace proper within a year
by International Harvester.
- Municipal Council agreed, fol-
lowing censure. from _ consulting
engineer’R, , Cunliffe, that ‘ate
tenders will be ‘returned unopened
inthe future. Cunliffe expressed
concern over the practice of: ac-
cepting late tenders: and allowing
them consideration, Council
agreed to tighten down.on rules
governing handling’ of tenders. In
future, -late -tetiders -will be re-
turned: unopened and tendera
without: the required bid . bond
and-without the correct specifica-
tions will “also be returned without
study. cent

A request was heard from Im-
perial Oil: Company; calling ‘for
-permission: to construct: a service -

ounell: advised ‘that ‘no far

it was:pointed out that.if Imperial
stations already in existance with

an eye: to «complete --renovation

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oy | ‘there: would be‘ho objection. -

‘Municipal: ‘Council. will: offer
$2000 to the Department of Trans-
port for a used Walters Snow-
Fighter. truck:now:at Terrace Air-
port. The truck, if purchased, will
be put to‘use as-a snowplow
‘unit ‘on. city streets, Loe
Authorization was given which
makes the Municipal. Fire vehicles
‘part of ‘the B.C. Fire Emergency
Defence plan, : mo

| Back To 'TK

FF, JOHN FORD

G. -WAYNE. SEABROOK, man.
‘ager of CFTK-Television, . an-
nounced the appointment of ~
John Ford as television
sales: manager for  Skeena _

Broadcasters Limited: Mr. Ford,

until. recently engaged in - the

Teal estate business, brings to...
“his riew ‘pasttion,

‘past radio and:

from point.of entry, almost! to the! been
fouth, tp no, aval. Thay.-willre-| B

dence for at least 23 people cur-.— . |

“On” Lakelse: Avenue:

| ther: evita ‘Stations. wil ‘be allow. ™:.
ed on: Lakelge ‘Avenue.’ However, .

Oil ‘were: to. purchase one of the . —