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Wednesday, July 6, 1966

| fected .by pipeline installations.

ALMOST _NO OPPOSITION

Two-Day

impose in its decision on PNG’s
natural
Legal counsel for the gas com-
pany, W. S. Owen of -Vancouver,
made the statement here today at
the close of a public hearing ord-
ered by the PUC.
Submissions to the hearing were
heard in the provincial courthouse
by Dr. J. F. K. English, chairman
of the PUC and by Mr. Lyle Wicks
who is a member of -the commis-
sion. i
Pacific Northern met with al-
most no opposition to its proposal
for the pipeline which, dt is esti-
mated, will cost upwards of $30
million to install, * ~ -
Municipalities along the propos-
ed pipeline route. were generally
in support of the application, but
they were steadfast in a unified
request for an agreement that
would assure protection to muni-
‘cipal services which ‘might be af-

They also want the gas company

10 Cents a Copy, $3.00 a Year “Press Run 3200

For Pipeline. Project
Pacific Northem Gas Company Is willing to accept what- -
ever conditions the Public Utilities Commission sees fit to. .

Hearings

application to build a 431-mile

to post a $100,000 bond with each
municipality as a guarantee of per-
continued on Page 8
see TWO DAY HEARING

Friday :

Crash
Kills2

only major traffic accident re-
corded in the Terrace. area
during the Dominion Day
weekend, a

Jacques Lavellier, 32, of Ste.
Emile, Quebec, and George Pado-
vin, 20, of Winnipeg, were killed

Zoning Bylaw
Passed Thursday

al time.

sion for extensive study.

y

terial submitted.

i implemented.

unicipal Council gave its seal
approval to Terrace’s newest
law at a special meeting last
ursday morning, when zoning
aw No. 401 was read for the

miHowever this does not. mean
fre will be no further changes in
overall zoning regulations and
ps. Several petitions and briefs
Knitted at a public hearing held
ee weeks ago have been turned
r to the advisory planning com-

gMunicipal Council has requested
Bat the commission bring forth as
ny recommendations as nee.
ary after making'a study of the

‘he commission’s recommenda:
gs will be considered by Coun-
and the necessary amendments
the new bylaw dif any), will then

‘| stand-by in case

ire Under:Control For Second Time

istrict Forest Ranger Orval
tiey said this morning that a
we burning over 720 acres of
m:sh and timber about three miles
thwest of the airport.is now

der control but far from _out.”| craft. worked round the clock since
He said further spreading of. the.

fire could result {f weather condi-
tions turn windy.

Over 200 men, 10 cats, two Av-
enger «mud bombers, an Otter
water bomber and a spotter ‘air-

Sunday: when: the blaze ‘was :spot-
ted. The aircrafts are currently .on
the fire flares up
again, , Lo

Fire fighters had the blaze un-
der control late Monday but. winds
forced the flames over the fire-
guard. and it began further spread-
ing...The blaze has been confined

slash area, Green timber losses -so
far, have been relatively light. -

Severa] farmers in the Old Remo
area were told Tuesday they. might
be required to evacuate their
homes if the fire continued to
spread. However this morning's
picture is more encouraging and
the fire has come to a stop within
half a mile of the closest.

Police and forestry officials sent
out a radio plea Sunday evening in
an effort to discourage motorists
from driving into the Old Remo
area to get a closer look at the
blaze. ;

Ranger Gorley said today that
firefighting crews will be retained

but will gradually be layed off as
the fire diminishes.

mostly to B.C. Hydro right of way |

ete eh

ed-their. awards at the annual
awards day ceremony held in
Skeena Secondary auditorium
last Wednesday. oe
Teachers and students assembl-
ed at 10:00 a.m. to witness the pre:
sentation of some 50 awards, pins
and crests. Industrial arts teacher,
Mr, Birtch, was chairman of the
program and acted as master of
ceremonies for the occasion. The
school band under the direction of
Andrew Brodie, provided music,

: Melting

ounding resulted in a mush-
om find for Mrs. M.. Kind. of

fo our office this week with
Milarge (over a pound) mush-

came from a good sized patch
eovered close to her home.}

{ANT sized welcome to all
f-town athletes and coaches
fe for the Telex Track Meet
Saturday. Incidentally, | the
n starts at ila.m.-so try. to

us

paking.

PRACE LIONS CLUB will ‘as:

B19 to-July-23. Ag in-former-

pats the moforiat: to: have: his,
\

Ium Lake road. She -dropped .

hm which she says is edible.

with the Motor. Vehicle: Test:.:
4 Unit when it is here from 25 ot oe
CONDOLENCES “TO. everybody’
8, the unit willbe set up at:

i Community Centre .and all

teated;-[s:a little time —.

7 this “issue. If: you're. in doubt
» give: usa. “eallvat. VES-357, |
Doubtless you'll find we're in
. doubt too! Pre

Pot...

RECENT afternoon of rock-

' Seott Honeyman of the Prince

‘. formation..about how and where
P over ta Skeens Secondary
nol and get in on the record -

Trish. Tf it's any consolation — F"-
. think of all the good your money | .
-4s going to do‘in Ireland! —

perhaps an afternoon’ coffee- §
break. It will be open from 1:00
-B.m, to- 8:00 p.m. daily. »

SPECIAL THANKS this week to

George Citizen and to: Leslie
Drew of the Prince Rupert Daily
News.- Both very kindly took
notes for us‘during the ‘pipeline
-hearlngs, We: couldn't make the
‘scene because we're short staff. |
ed due to vacation time.

To EVERYONE. who wants in-

‘to register forthe provincial.
voters Hist please see page 15 of .

who ‘didn't’ draw a horse dn the

ae “ ‘

BERTA TROELSTRA
«a top senior

AUDREY TROELSTRA _

; Tr oelsir a Sisters Top.

ree Two sisters took’ top academic awards at Skeena’S
dary school this year. They were Berta Troelstra (grade 12)
who headed the senior honor roll and her sister Audrey Troel-
stra, (grade 9) who led the junior honor roll. The girls receiv-

Secon-

In the special awards division
the following presentations were
made: : ;

Oddfellows - Rebekah bursary
certificate, Pauline Chretien, Ter-
race Swim Club award, Elaine Par-
menter. Gordon McConnell award
(for club participation in school
activities), the Radio Club. Student

Continued on page 12

| over-onto ‘a gravel slo

when. their 1966. Pontiac went out
of control after passing a truck
an Highway. .25.: about” 3%. miles
south. of ‘Ferrace.. a _

The -var left the road and rolled

ce had ‘not yet ‘determined who
was driving the car at the time of |
the mishap but it was. registered
in- Lavellier’s name, "

An inquest into the deaths.open-
ed in Terrace Monday night under
the direction of Coroner Fred
Adames.

A member of the Terrace RCMP
traffic detail said Monday the Do-
minion Day weekend produced
very few traffic accidents in com-
Parison with other years. A police
“ghost car” and radar unit were
credited with helping to keep mis-

See “TOP AWARDS"

haps to 2 minimum.
aan

from under the windows.

+ + top funfor

were still batt

TERMED A TOTAL LOSS follow
today is the hame’ of Mr. and :
Haugland. Avenue. Cause ‘of the .fire: was not known. It.
was reported by a neighbor who’. sighted. smoke: seeping.
It is believed there was no one”
in. the building when the: blaze broke out. Terrace. firemen:
ing the bidze at presstime, |

ing a fire at 10:45 am. __
irs, Glen Brink of 4906

(staff photo)

me 5 ION ete Ta way Rc A ag Pe A : =

Two men died Friday:in. the —

gas pipeline from Summit Lake to Prince Rupert, ot