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3mo <eless burner concerns. city

& Gibbs’ proposal.
The district has already
issued the company a

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” By ALLAN KRASNICK

council meeting, Ald. Vie,
Managing Editor:

Jolliffe said a ‘petition ip
” beln circulated by
‘Representatives: of. ts “annoyed” that building permit for the
Terrace. 8 plannini there will gain again be a project a Jolliffe says this
department hi - burner was. wrong, because
"i Gibbet" fet ; af ta took 1 years toast rid qerrace, was unclear about
ibbs scuss ie: e last one,” he to e lev charge. mr
company’s plans to fellow councillors. Administrator Bob proposing a modlfled, defenting a decided, alter
“eonstruct 4 new wood waste’ Jolliffe said that council. Hallsor said that M & G tmokeless “burner. They to resent a brief to the

should authorize a could proceed don't intend to build another PCB, to first meet with the

' “Unless we authorize a Jolliffe replied, “but 1 don’t
committee that can get a think that meanswe have to
submission in, we may still eat it (smoke).”

be studying it by the time  Hesuggested thata strong

the application arrives.” —- counci] presentation to the
“But look at the PCB would insure that

specifications” ‘Ald. Robert . specifications were met.

one:

burner.

“The compan: recehtl committee to formulate a construction “but if the ”

applied np ny Pollution brief for submission to the don't get PCB approval, smoking burner” tte: company end jearn their

ntrol Branch permit ‘to’ Pollution Control Branch they won'tbeabletousethe «1 i gk.'s is supposed to If exact plé ‘ ith tow:
construct the facility, (PCB), expressing burner.” - be smokeless buti yougoat pl a wi n
described as a “modified municipal concerns about To Ald. Jack- Talstra's planners . an

pollution :
certain times, you can seé control branch officials J

-wood waste burner” and — the burner suggestion that a council Smoke.”
“smokeless waste wood The alderman noted that committee gather more "9 result in lingering doubts
incinerator.” -eouncil had only 30.days in | feformation © about. the We all live off the about M & G’s project, a

industry,” said rt. brief may be presented ted to i

_ which to reply to MacGillis “Everyone as,’ “th PCB. - i

During Monday night's construction, Jolliffe said,

- Weather |

‘ ‘Tuesday: High 25 ic
~ Low 15 :
a Weinesday: High 27-29 it

Low 10-14 7

Cloudy with a few sunny
Serving Terrace, Kitimat, the Hazeltons, Stewart and the Nass periods.
VOLUME 71 NO. “Price: 20 conts |

‘ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1977 |

7 "SPECIAL LEGISLA TION

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Haigen and Clore street in Thorhill For more information, fst we per, E
receive their morning copies of the Herald © Jeanneau at 635-2877. There's a good Tl
The Herald ie atid looking for earriers to thie summer od toa at the ‘schodl OTTAWA (CP an
or carriers summer an ut t hool :
complete many ofthe areas inthe Greater year. ougtou ine snes Commons sped ns h ai services in Canada sie in principle by a vote of 158 nay sone ee have scared i had not
debate Tuesday on ab Sine controllers’ union has Ninety Liberals, 49° House nvoting against. o tation and vine cer f
ordering the country’s:2,200' said it will abide by the law Progressive Conservatives Standings in the 3 ubbornness” of Lan an
ort. verdict. Je a\ FY g-eontrolies back and return to work. snddree Social Credit MPs. Common: Liberals 42, "NDP Leader Ed |
Te, meaty ar Gait Herat tach seinen de ae Sareieg, OER Meat wid Lang td
OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — The Ene rar ' eba ‘e €. DL assed: ii members e New Social Credit 10, inde- caused the strike b a
Facility sits Evaluation Councll Eas se air at te —. i mands, has pot second reading: approval Democratic. Party’ and pendent 1 vacant 1. refusing to allow the anti-in- '
dela until Aug. 22 a decision on But, the order said, that hestion can be After second reading MF flation board to rule on the of
er = ioe approve an order stating ss ed in the contes 7 studied | the bil ners and acceptability of union pay i
at Cherry Point.on . r a 1 ands i
aaa. 2 goaat ‘would be consistent. ar will .be scheduled: for “ater in the WAI T UN TIL. NEX T YEA Ri ! i eee ommittee of the alte, 2 Canadian Air Tratfie |
plans. The: Cherry Point proposal was ociaonn ? f
The pro order, drafted by whole House. ‘whose members are paid an
council "aulbe mmittee, was hand o ‘Pipeline Cars, iM a rant Mousa un ol “TA LS TRA. J 0. K ] N GL y WA R N S __ The Commons prepared to between $8,200 and $25,000, a
members Monday. Action was detayed,. It envisions a superport and tank farm at. Herald staff writer RS sit st the normal 19 pm year, had been seeking a a
| however, to give members and the Wmat-. © Cherry Point anda ipeline that would ae endof dey the total pay increase of 12.6 per ;
com | County representative time. ta study _ connect with an existing C Canadian line to | “Wait-‘til next year" was Jack Palstra’ B cry ashe: bill through quickl _ ent. in a oneyear contract —
oo le : sere i Galiver. to.-oll_ thirsty... expresuedl his hae indignation 8 at tactics-uaed | -agemnatars seal for 1977: That included a 4.6. :
bo ai arin al the pepo bowel get the council {s ani ap lication | rs race. entey approval. verges 60 per cent of the controllers f
;  -Jand use plans, it ignored the Coastal cone submited AY NO a “panes ea ing to suprese laughter dur ccd te dis anition parties would have rocaiyed under |
to ’ | which wants to build.an:oil port at Por report to council, Istra said th ter - nse with an already-agreed-upon job i
Mana cileal of lan ct east @ bare _ Angeles and a pipeline that would epee “with a vay good ‘Wed and very good good: Bee rules cha could have reclassification system. ff
i es bee ment of an:oil port east of Port: Gori the iiate. abhi he ‘ pushers.” - held up passage for several — But the government had fh
ait its ‘conclusions of law, the douncil  .tghan” gn” official y although sh hasn't 1" But opponents broke all the rules. One of the days. refused to go beyond a74 =
gued'that it isn't required to consider ° a has indicated she probebly district's pushers wa was ida ped 50, cou council’s entry, But opposition, spokesmen percent crease ch it a;
Seas seits pony et : peopel or the Cherry Point Br. dubbed “Chariot of ods”, only three said the ‘consider says convert to eight per ‘e
consistent. with ie vat stand would fiy'in the face of the. | eZ ower of energy. . Transport inister Otte cent when increments are I
ition taken by the state's congressional e were. obstructed by members of:.the fire § Lang should ¢ moat..of included. It said it could not 4
. ie: Cogit aoe eation and the state Legislature, | department. We were held back, We were pushed and the blame for the strike, exceed anti-inflation board
itn Wabi Plan nis nota pont ‘or Lenders have asked the federal gov- | Stoved around. which has crippled — the guides. .
ional land use ~ plan or. ‘zoning! - ernment not to honor any request from | Next time we see'the or nizer, we should tell him . country's air services since e controllers Bay the 4.6
ordinance,” the order stated. . Ray to: amend the Coastal Zone- that-we should have won. Clearly, all the other beds : Sunday morning. per cont should | e exempt
"In another section of its conclusions af Management Plan to allow: a port at nie's albeady in themgeives” Tal alstra joked. om ee eereseive rorlassifeation cease ¢ a |
»,~ law, the council acknowledged that Cherry Point. e’s already in training for 173. said the strike would not promotion.
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. John .Spurn - should have Jill Ewart - college uses a it. Lorraine Johnstone - A Eric Brora « % good source Josephine ‘Pratt - good for Dave Kernichuk - one of the Trudy Rafuse - if they Bob Larson - a good :.
2 ae done it ong ago. priority. of Information and the children, better places to go. extended service it weuld hi be investment. 4
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BRIAN GREGG “peyiean get in “the school library, Many of the high . "to bea tember. Iprobably wouldi’t get any more use ublic a bit more toward wing the ibrary. Weise ita 7 ff
: BILL HARLES a : = Students do.a bt af thelr project Work over sree rat sau the library" rorttine Johustone t :
a “" there”) - on of the librar ie
Me ; ° ' ' Paul Cyr. says he never goes to the library a0. it building fas A prerequisite for extension of library ig per in thinks consi of = library :
" esidé ts b ‘the Herald i are | ma es. no difference to te ” ey service a lot of people,’’ she sal 4
iy maior of is andin caret ig brary building, = int errace thls ts ‘ey good tin eau there . replied i extentet ait out a there it would be Ford oom Spurn thinks it would be a really worthwhile .
- | The library board fs hoping to put the issue fo Tee ting: Pratt. else Tor young ®id8 to: do,” says memberships for the amount we use it. It’s better to enditure, I
‘referendum in next November’ selec ea. Tney want osephine Frat, put it there han n another park or something.” @ says, They should have done it a long, time e
-* to add’ 1728-square. deet of af fi flocr space, This would ‘mean what have you got? You've just got bars Dave Kornichuk isin ‘favour’ of the library ago.” a
-double the size of the buil . and more bars, Yeah well, we've got our arena. When extension. Jil] Ewart, a former student at Northwest Coll e, oo
“.. Nobody who partied i ie ihe street survey was _ I was going to.the library ‘I’ was surprised at the “The library is one of the better places to go. says 3 “I think it would be good. Especially with Dy
opposed fo improving elibrary building and service, amount of children. Some w were 17, 18, 19 years old. . They’ve got a good selection'in there now. “A better ege. There will be more students needing more "
some people declined comment because they “ye been here since 1934. I'm areal oldtimer. I've selection would make it an even better: lace to go.” hooks. |, The library up there hasn’t got that many 4
‘never weed the facility. watched the library grow and I really feel it should be __ «Bob Larson says, "Me, onally, an and my family, books. es
- Asked if he was in favour of brary expansion, Eric enlarged. I really do. Because if it gets too crowded, © think it would be a ood inves tment because we use "John Murdoch says he would like to see expansion as a
aoe Brorup says, “Absolutely. Because this library is a the kids are going to get discouraged. and that’s : the library quite abit, Or aiitquite cramped at times. long as the library is being used enough. %
Sh very § good source of information and entertainment, something that w we do not want. And if the kids are "Phe bogks are too close together. And I think mare He adds, “I think it would be a good cause, What \
_ and they’ve excellent in their service so far. They've ood enough to go over to the library and behave =~ “floor spacé would help; I don’t know if doubling it is . else are you going to spend it on?” is
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" fie eel schoo! mide p vee eit fe for reference,’ There are: things. brary "because live out of town andit casts too much. . take a'li ‘bit of that obey and ey to a me space eee mene books a
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