fe 8 ow woes

a oe 2. i, 1

“from front |

‘Scary. ta ndi ing - If

tact with the. airport during the

snow squall, That procedure re- —

quires the plane to pull up arid
fly on to another airport where

conditions would allow it to

land. -
Instead, Schwab said the pilot
guided the jet close to the air-
port using on-board radar,
homing:in on a-beacon at the
airport. But the first approach
was off-line of the runway, he
said, causing the pilot to bank
the craft “severely” to keep the
airport in view for the second,
successful landing attempt.
“That kind of maneuver
naturally petrifies anyone,”’
Schwab said of the passengers’
panicked response to the steep
bank. *‘The pilot did a tremen-

Fish charges laid

TERRACE — Two local fishing
lodge operators have been
charged with guiding violations
and face fines of up to $10,000
if convicted.

Martin .Schmiderer, of Ex-
clusive Fly Fishing Ltd., and
Dieter Hruby, of Skeena River
Fishing Lodge, are named in the
charges issued this week. They
are to make first appearances
Oct. 26 in Terrace provincial
court.

Hruby is charged under the
Wildlife Act with two counts of
employing unlicensed assistant
angling guides, and one count
of guiding on waters not
covered under his angling guide
licence.

Schmiderer is charged with
guiding without an angling
guide licence.

The charges came as a result

‘of investigations by conserva-

tion officers into the operations
on Aug. 4-6 this year of Skeena
River Fishing Lodge, and the
Operations on Sept. 2-4 of Ex-
clusive Fly Fishing Ltd.
According to conservation
officers, both Schmiderer and
Hruby have previous convic-
tions — Schmiderer for guiding

Native
forestry
gets lift

TERRACE — The provincial
government is spending
$150,000 over the next 10 mon-
ths to recommend ways of in-
creasing native participation in

‘the forest industry.

A six-member body will also
look at what is going on now
and constraints to native par-
ticipation, said forests minister
Claude Richmond.

Speaking while here on a
cabinet tour last week, Rich-
mond said everything from giv-
ing native companies more
wood to taking part in
manufacturing will be examin-
ed,

“The provincial government
can only be a catalyst, Industry
and natives will have to work
cooperatively on this,’? he said.

Of the 72 million cubic metres
of wood now in the province’s
annual allowable cut, 350,000

cubic metres is now inthe hands -

of native companies and
organizations,

Provincial native affairs
minister Jack Weisgerber, who
accompanied Richmond in
making the announcement, said
he hoped there would be more.
involvement by natives in
manufacturing wood products. .

The body will be chaired by

Harold Derickson, president of.

the Intertribal Forestry Associa-
tion of B.C..

He said the group has been

lobbying for two and a half
years for such a body and ex-
pected it to make strong recom-
mendations. .
. “The forest industry plays a
large socio-economic role in the
native community,” said
Derickson.

- He: ‘added that any ar-
fangements to receive cutting
licences will not prejudice, any
outstanding native Jand claims,

Richmond said that negotia-

' tlons now underway for native

wood tenure will not be affected. [:

by the investigations body. | oe
-.. ‘The. group may also conduct. 4

hearings across the province but

that: decision: rests with. ‘its I

- members once, they have had‘a

7 Bay epg aang eye Sant

chance .to

1 me ety
‘Weisgerber.

rye i i ee

“daus Job flying that aircraft.”

- Schwab said this is the first
incident of its -kind he has seen
in Smithers. involving | a
passenger :jet. Airport manager
Bob Ells said airport fire crews,
RCMP and ‘emergency person-
nel were put on standby for the
landing. The passengers disem-
barked safely and were bused to.
Terrace,

Although the incident is
under investigation by
Transport Canada, Lawless
maintained no regulations were
broken,

Weather records at the time’
kept by the Smithers flight ser-
vice station reported light snow,
eight-knot winds and visibility
of one mile.

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