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28 Pages

Wednesday, October 5, 1966

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PINGRATULATING MUNICIPAL COUNCIL ond the taxpayers of Terrace, the Honor-
mle Dan Campbell, minister of municipal affairs (right) stands at the main switch of
mecrrace’s. new pollution control centre along with Reeve R. Goulet. The Honorable Minis-
Mer cut the ribbon to officially open the $306,000 sewer treatment plant on Thursday
Biternoon, September 29. Mr. Campbell pointed out that “we can't have development
mithout such programs as pollution, nor con we afford to spend money on combatting

anem.”

geiid, “It is a great pleasure for me to open the door of this clos
fe a-great thing for the people of Terrace.”

‘A few members o

In congratulating Reeve Goulet, the Council and the ‘ratepayers Mr, Campbell

to: accomplish whot wilt
the community, Muni-

Bipal councillors and administrators were present, as well as a group of ‘representatives’

Mt Skeena Health Unit,”

Following: the -officlal-opening of the: plant a banquet v was: held:
fm) the Blue Gables ‘ot ‘which Mr. ‘Campbell was . -honored suet. : tes

Rupert Pulp Walkout Affecting Terrace

+ e prolonged walkout by the
mip and Paperworkers of Canada,
Seal No.-4, at the Prince Rupert
gap division of Columbia Cellu-

@ Man Remanded
‘Until Friday

Anthony ‘Sutherland of Terrace
3-been remanded for sentence in
‘ace Magistrate's Court after
wtering a plea of guilty on a
farge of breaking and entering
md a charge of theft of a vehicle.
he charges arose. after Terrace
MP discovered Sutherland in
Rum Motors premises following
ireak-in on October 3. The theft
ge involved the disappearance

a tank truck from. the loading |

‘ds of the BA bulk plant in Ter-

a. :
sutherland will receive sentence
day. —

lose Company Lid. is now. ‘having
an effect on employment in the
Terrace. area.

To maintain employment here,
Twinriver Timber division’ contin:
ued deliveries into both reload
areas until storage capacity was
reached,

Logging ' operations | were re-
scheduled to those areas. where
logs could be boomed and rafted.
Now, however, a reduction .in fal-
ling, loading and hauling haa be-
come necessary.

All aspects of Twinriver Timber
operations, including independent
logging and trucking. © operators

are being affected, although no}:

general lay-off hag occurred to
date,

The walkout which has tied up
pulp production in Rupert for the
past four weeks remained unset-
tled today and there was no im-

mediate prospect for a solution. .

Melting Pot...

ORT THIS WEEK from the

resting typographical error.
that country has been
d in artificial hatching and
versation” of salmon and:
t since 1876. Sounds like a
i story, to us!

ESTCARD from Charlie Adam,

gremtly touring Holland, con.

s are short In Europe and
disappear altogether.

RD A FEW COMPLAINTS

ing situations will arise. In the
WOJECK series or in the Coun-
ei] chambers? ,

DON'T LET. ‘today's showing in
in the World Series set you off.
We predict. that Oodgers will
walk away with this year’s ball-.
fest, (Bearing In mind of course
that -we don’t know’ one end of
a baseball bat from another!) -

THINGS: NOT TO: FORGET. this
week include the Annual Alr
Cadet Dance on Friday night;
the Ohess Tournament ‘through:

the weekend; the Elks Harvest? .
Ball on- Sunday : midnight’ and: :
* “The: Best: of Barkerville” next -

ely Wednesday’ and “Thuradey.

get this. week. Ista give thanks.
vor all thitige, as we observe

Workers left their jobs after a

small group of men refused to do
what they tered “carpenters”
work,
’ Yesterday in. Prince Rupert
Columbia Cellulose informed em-
ploycea that MLS.A., death and
dismemberment benefits, weekly
indemnity benefits, and group ‘life
insurance payments would: ‘be
made as usual by. the company
and that employees contributions
would be deducted when they re-
turn to work.

This means the men and: their
families will remain covered ‘for
such services. throughout October.
Fear of lay-offs in the Terrace
area has been volced by many
weodsmen during the past week.
A large portion of the logging in
this area .is cartied out by Twin-
river Timber division which sup-
piles the Prince Rupert pulp mill

with taw material,
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Planning Seminar
Hosted Thursday
"The subject of regional plan-

ning: and the ultimate. establish-

{ment in the North of a Regional
"| District, took precedence

planning seminar held in Terrace
last’ Thursday, at which -the Hon-
orable- Dan-Campbell, Minister of
Municipal. Affairs, was -present.
About 20 people registered ‘for
the: seminar which opened with a
luncheon meeting in Gim’s Rest-

- | aurant ‘and continued throughout

the afternoon in _the Terrace Com-
‘munity: Centre.

Following’ the luncheon, ‘the
Honorable Mr. Campbell introduc-
ed.a travelling panel of planning

‘experts which included. William
Kerr, Planning Director of Indus: | -

trial Commission, Richmond; ‘ Vic-
tor Parker, . executive: director,

a co . |Lower’.Mainland Regional”. Plan
igs ; “Ona MORE THING. aot to for :

ar Municipal Council meet-
t's a toss-up as to where io

ning Board; Ted Rashleigh, ex:

tive director, B.C. division af C Coa
'. : eonHnued on page 12:

; | 200 “PLANNINGO*

at al

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‘MAY MEAN ‘BY-ELECT 10N

. Councillor Frank submitted his
resignation to the Municipality
when it was learned that at the
time of his taking office as a
councillor, he wag not a registered
owner of - property within the
District of Terrace.

In a letter to the Reeve and
Council, Mr. Frank stated that
while at all times he ‘has owned
property in the District of Terrace
he was not a registered property
owner at the time he took ‘office.
The technicality, which occurred
during a property gale, was one of
which Mr, Frank was unaware
until recently.

In tendering his resignation, ‘Mr,
Frank returned the Honorarium
he had received upon becoming
a Municipal Councillor. He stated
that he has now made the neces
sary adjustments and ig once
again a registered property owner
but in view of the original over-
sight and the requirements of the
Municipal Act he felt he had no
alternative but to resign, -

He said, “It has been both an
honour anda pleasure to act as
a Councillor and it is with deep
rita that I tender my resigna:

on!
~The - resignation:
-produced- the: prosp

- immediately’)
“~~of a by-T-

.,,, | Slection-before the regular, Decem- }

“2! ber- “elections: inasmuch . 'as'-.-the
“| Municipal Act states that -when ;
morning: and ‘an inquiry. ordered |...

_| two vacancies occur, a: by-election,
-|must ‘be held: The ‘other vacancy
on Municipal Council came when
Harry Tupper. resigned after. he
became a non-property - owner in|.
a.land transaction. ©

Mr. Frank was serving a. two
year term of office which would
have expired In December, ‘1967.

‘In regular December elections,
three seats will be eligible for
contest. They are those now. held
by Councillor Dorothy Norton, and
Councillor French, as well ag. that
vacated by Harry Tupper. |

Terrace Municipal officials have
written the Municipal Affairs de-

partment to find out whether one

mg zeced syeo

Depurfment Consulted
After Monday Shuffle

_ The Department of Municipal Affairs is being consulted.
in an effort to determine whether or not Monday's resignation
of Councillor Floyd Frank will necessitate o by-election before
the regular December elections. a

the"two current Council vacan-
cies might be temporarily filled.
through an Order in Council and
thus offset the necessity for a by-.
election at this ia time,

Three ‘Injured
‘In Head-On

Three people were hospitalized,

and treated for minor injuries fol-
lowing a head-on collision at 5:15
p.m. Saturday on Highway 16
West near Skeena Auto Metal.
Taken to Mills Memorial Hospi-
tal following the smash were Mrs.

‘{ Alexandria Krawehenko of ‘Ter-

race; Ross Morrison, 14 of Kispiox;
and ‘Donald Lever also of Terrace.

The mishap occurred’ when a
half-ton truck driven by Stefan
Krawehenko. skidded inte an: on-
coming 1966 sedan driven by -
Lever. Krawehenko’s wife, Alex-
andria, and young Morrison were
both passengers in the truck, A
passenger in the car, James T.
Nash of Terrace, was uninjured. -

Damage ta both vehicles’ was
estimated in excess of $2000.
Krawehenko has .been charged
with failure ‘to yield half of the

; Foadway. _—

Anquiry Or Ordered
-F ‘ollowing™: ‘Death ~

An: autopsy’ waa. performed this

for Friday following. the - death
late Tuesday of. Charlie Richmond,
54, of .Tetrace, - = -

Richmond: hired’ a ‘cab: to take
him to- Mills: Memorial Hospital
but -was. dead: upon “arrival ‘at. his . |
destination...

The deceased was well ‘known.
throughout the Terrace area, hav-
ing been a ferryman for Columbia. .

Cellulose’ Company : “at ‘Shames for.

over ten years. -

MacKay's Funeral : Chapel will: -
handle funeral arrangements but
ho date has been named as yet.

Coroner Fred Adames will of-
ficiate for: ‘the inquiry.

week,
The Minister of Health Services
and Hospital Insurance, advised

‘Happy Sequel

For Peggy Pete -

Happy énding to the Peggy
Pete story came this week In-
the form of a $10.00 _ donation
from a group of kindhearted |
Terrace: office workers, who.
have requested that they remain
anonymous.

Peggy Pete is. the 12 yer
old Thornhill girl who found a
hendbag containing a large
‘ amount of cash, and turned it in
to-a downtown courtesy counter.
Qwner. of the handbag. ett a
reward of. $1.00. “Le
She. recelved her. vnaupected
$10.00 gift, Tussday, .whon®
Herald = publisher, Mrs.: ‘Cathe:
-erlne M. Fraser, visited Thorn...
School. to meke the

presentation, on behalf of the

_ | Berwick, Pratt and

Hospital Referendum
Scheduled For December

_ A $435,000 hospital construction referendum wilt go. to
the Terrace electorate in December, it was learned here this

chairman of the hospital board,
A. J. “Bud” MeColl, that permis.
sion té- place
before the public has now heen :
granted. ,

The referendum will cover ‘halt ’
-}o£ the cost of constructing an ad-
ditional wing, .and renovating
certain sections of Mills Memorial
Hospital. Remainder of the costs
will be met ‘through provincial:
and federal. grante.

Chairman of the Board, A J.
McColl left by plane on Tuesday
to attend: the annual convention

of the. B,C. Hospital Association

to be held at the Bayshore Inn in
Vancouver, Other hospital officlala
who. will. attend the function from

‘Miller, Mrs. Hita Phillips and Mr.
Fred ;

‘Carke..

Mestings ‘with BCHIS. person:
nel in’ attehdance at the conven-

tlon‘will be held’ by. the Terrace |

‘contingent, as will meetings with |
hospital architects Thom paon,:

the referendum .-_