» ne expansion | signs al both ends
af the cily.. bes

drawn’ on. Mr,
_ struction through Counsel;

‘The:
Radford, Minister of Recreation
-and.: Conservalian “atounced-
“Monday, four recreation “grants /
- money will pay one third of the
* cost of establishing a chair lift, :.:t
rape low and a day lodge'on the;*"°

~Hidber vis Work: rationally,
s° dalmly “ind - conelsely,"":
However“ the tension was ob
vious despite the fact thal ‘all
~-hhospital -Services continue: to

. operate ™

 * as “usual:
smoathly. .

and

* hoppital-stalf aré very, uneaay.

~ However they all will work until
the: Minister |
speaks: We are however deeply
concerned and we fully support

. Ihe Department Heads -in this

matter ‘in: thé meantime ‘the -
_ -hospital will continue te eoperale ;

no normally.”:

Phe -crilical aapect’ of the
“blowsip of one week: ago.was’
“made clear in the words of Dr.

De -W." Strangway; , Chief af
~ Medical, Staif, who. said "The

“situation , has affected the

ine
Engines
by MAZDA:

“The few words from the Chief ;

‘of Medical, Staff" obviously af- °

fecled mast of the Trustees.
Victor Jolliffe «said that -he

knows the doctor’ in ‘question

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jayor: Gorden: Rowiand and
City, Administrator Jack Hardy

have. ‘Felurned (o Terrace filled

h optimism: following a three.
iy session in’ the Legislative
Victoria.

] pose “af . fimds* with,
~ the: municipality ‘can -
undertake ihe Installation: of
ervices essential to the ‘growth -

ihe: ‘The lack.

a mu:
or” the? cily. Sond have. -no-
alternative other ‘than placing .

‘The-mayir sai ‘hat he'was
pleased thal ihe Mi islers with

- whom, He "spoke ‘had’a' good
_.y aWarenéss<of- ‘the: ‘problems’

facinig” Tériae and the urgency
th: ‘Minister

“year term’ as a petition to > set
“asic .
can dale

With-

bet
Jolliffe’s

The petition was to have’ been’
“heard last: Wednesday’ bul Mr...

635- a672

_ Lands

tpose af the trip wa | to.

“the-.power- to -under'
“legislation such as.the kind. that.” *
- Terrace requires if il is'to go
ahead with'steps to ready itself”

for: the - ‘expansion that must.
"come:

“AT TERRACE |

of. Housing Lorne Nicholson and
Forests * and © Waler
Resource, Minister Bob
Williams were encduraging in
ihelr: discussions with: the
‘Terrace delegation. °

‘Despite .the fact that “there -

‘does. nol. exist any legislati::
vehicle at the mement throu
which’: such’ funding: could: be

‘made the Mayor was advised Lo.

make, his.-case: before: Norm
3.” Pearson, Executive Adsistant to
“Minister ‘Williams “and of the’

Land «Use Secretariat... "This

bady is: made, up of... seven.’
. cabinet “ministers ° meeting in”

committee’ and -this group, has
ake any

(Denis... Cocke)...

, “ad | hais alway threatening *
to feave,"”.
_Hidber. immediately stepped in,

-: Chalrman : Ted:

and directed Mr. Jolliffe not to
voice an opinion agala. ‘

“ln opening the meeting, which”
he played strictly ‘by. the-ruled .-

holding: the* board by’ a. firm
hand;. Mr,: Hidber: referred ‘to
“the incident of a few days ago,
‘whith & would ‘call’ a crisis, 1:
must say that Tam pleased that

" we avoided a shut-down of the

hospital,” - :
He advised. his Board that he

A ihe “moinent™ her
facing * critical --shortag:
residential lots . becaus

existing . service: lines: ogre ™

operaling ; at~ ‘the - maximum” *

‘Joad, ‘Drainage is also a major: :
factor'in, development in‘areas

“where sewer and Storm. SEWETS
are not’ overlgade : .

penditure.af' same 3900, 000 for

the construction of storm sewer: : .
“anda sanitary, sewer Irunk line

on’ Eby ‘between Walsh and
Graham, making, more than 300
lols available. od

"Mayor: ‘Rowland ‘said’ that a
“decision.cn the:-Terrace request:
could he forthcoming within the :

next | ren: ‘days ar. $0.

fall's" election -sub- ~ 10:00
ality

Eedy.0 morn

‘Jolliffe did not_ appear and he!

represented ; by’
An. alfidavil :
the court slaling j

was nol:

present

bul these efforts-had_ nol been

Honourable ~ . James’

for: this. urea’. yovalling
on, 332.67," ,
sperracé” “ihe: “Terrie °

: Danniiwt Liogs ‘Club received",

‘a $17 166.67 grant: towards: the:

> build the-ennis- -tacilities earlier:
“this 'y

"Development -Suciely.

‘Phe: feral ‘ pegeived ‘con:
~ Birmiation, from Joha! Pouselte,
- ‘Administrator .of the- Regional

District of Kitimat-Stikine, that. -
_ {he proposed Health Center wil
5

be | .consiructed:: on
Memorial: Hospital Grounds. -

was ve

; building, of tennis courts. in-ihe =:
lower ureu of Upper | ‘Little Park...
2 Phe: Lions anounced plans ‘to,

Is Ye eakallum: Ski! nie :
forthed”

! :On ihis oceagion Mr, Jollilte's.
lawyer- requested: that ithe

petilion be withdrawn and the

Speaking. 10: “Mayor Rowland

last. ‘spring: ‘to  aevelop “KL
‘sumkallum, Mountain asa, ski
resorl-area: also will receive’ a
grant ‘lotalling: -185,000. : That:

i sanitary

he.

‘Minister ’- and. ‘ffleials. were
unanimous. in this ‘deeision,.

ta‘ have: the ‘multiple’ ‘pur ose,
health: building: constricted i in’
the’ downtown: area, area

.presiding judge: allowed this.
--, that'several; efforts ‘had: been. .
‘made “to. contact. Mr: Jolliffe,

including “a sregistered: letter, vt ;
onthe matter the Herald. was -time he will'b
advised ’ ‘that: Counsellor. Galt,

There:has heen a ‘move afoot’.

Terrace And District

Chamber of ‘Commerce
Monthly DinnerMecting

Tuesday, April: 9°
TerraceHotel6: 30 p.m.

SEP ttal Bas

pnts ve

ea EEN RS a ERR BO gE wea Dae

‘tawyer in Prince ‘George and. thé
=the latter appeared in court on”

inl, only. ‘makesil.
gel cilizens t to wark:.

received: a eral report “from
his. lawyer.” ‘and "that:
wailing: =

f urther: information
t

lage’ near . Hagel ton i

$50,000 ‘grant: to help uild- a “

seu ‘and exhibili

“suchy.facililies a5 the “Terrace :
aC the’
Terrace Swimining
Pool have enefiled from this

Phase twa of construction oof the Skeena River Bridges is now

- underway with Dominion Bridge at work on the $1,400,000 contract

to supply fabrication and erection Gpon existing foundations of. the
structural steelwork for the main channel bridge which is 1,240 Yeet

"Phase « one of: this develap-
“ment would ‘invalve ihe ex-

province. Already in this ‘area:

had veritied ‘sith B.C.H, LS. and”
‘has: been assured : that’ deaplte’

he request for dismissal of the «:
- Board,

that. it ‘still has; full
responsibility bntil the Minister
‘makes a.ruling

He warned Kit members of the
Board ‘and staff that no public

“statements were lo be made by
individuals to the press, ©. ‘°° *
Mr; Jolliffe stated: that he.

thought ihe electronic media
was. carrying the reporting: of
the ¢ris{s too far giving several
reports daily.as:‘to whether or
not the hospital: was still fune-

bd nr pi

: -MaeGillis find, Gibbs has: gotten : rid.of the’
: -smoke from their. cedar pole operation alongside ©
“the CNRall tracks in Terrace. Thecompany iz .
: _ mid-way through a $100,060 program which will’:
-, see their two burners torn down arid replaced by *.

* ‘hoppers’. The hoppers will laad the waste into a

tioning. ‘He said “that he has.
- taped” all ;.these . reports. and

desired. '.

would “bring ‘then. in “for a
playback if. the’ Board ‘Bo,

‘Trustee Penner ‘slated that he .
does not intend to stop talking —

-as he still feels: that he. was

righl. | . :
Trustee Fred -

defended: the media and said
that all that. happened was very
real there was @ real threal lo
the operation of the hospital and
it was hard factual news, and it
was factually jandled by the

long requiring eight spans and ‘the west channel bridge which 15 780°
; feet long and comprising six spans.
pected to be completed i in 1974 could be delayed until

1975,

: Weber :

few refuse.truck the company has purchased
and lake it to a refuse dump outside city limits.
. ‘The burner at the east end of the M & G yard
has alreddy been replaced wilh the above hopper

and the other burner is scheduled for demolish-
. ment immediately.

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“media. a
: Administrator Tony
Wagemakers said that all Is
going smoothly but there is still
danger. “He noted; that the
Board did not move an inch and
that the Department Heads are
weil aware of. this. -. ;
‘Trustee . Waldemar. Perner
interjected’ by .stating “I can
read-by-laws and J am righ."
«: Administrator. Wagemakers
assured the Board that unless
the Minister changes the
siluation that all members of
staff would continue to accept

The bridges originally ex-,
the: spring of

> Lumber “in! 4969 by -C

. During ‘those: years, “However,
capital constraints, Ilmited, :
lumber. and--fibre’ recovery ’in:
relation’ to the increase in. the;
lumber volumes produced: Aaa :

, PARLTAWENT BLDS.-

~ VEGTOREA me :
Board ‘policies and aietiven a COs Irying to ‘solve ‘the $4,000

Bt.

Victor. ‘Jollifte® voice’ d the:
opinion (hat tie: Minister would :
not step Into a. “highly: political
situation” and recalled that It.

took Minister: Cocke a year. lo. :
only. slightly over $2,000, 006 had.

appoinl: -a _ government
representalive to the Board: «

The. Board got: down to
business and Administrator

-Wagemakers was able to. bring

some goad news Lo the meeting.

"He sald that when the final
_ adjustments Lo the budgel are .

made the hospital should end up

with a $700 surplus for the: isa ;

operating year.

Victor Sanitte was handed the
very difficult task of heading up
the Construction Committee,

construction ”

Hf Ly ea
iTAUCKS |

RIVERDRIVE. |

$1 .5 Million —

000 additional capita | required

the: Board to undertake its
“renovation:
program, The total cost of the
job will exceed $6,000,000 while”

been" requested in fast, year *%
referendum. “as, 4

ae

‘The sum of 59,857; was 5 been .

‘allocated. for the summer |
student program. -
beck has been asked ta came‘up
with some planning - in this

regard.
‘The meeting ended - on a

“minor crisis’, when Trustee
Norah Jacques, who represents.
the District of ‘Terrace, Jost her «

shoes,

OS.873°

_ TERRACE B.C. -

| Expenditure —

- Pohle

~ Canadian Cellulose Compény,
Limited’s Northern Lumber
Operation at Terrace received a
$1,500,000 shot in the arm.
“recently when the Company’s
Directors approved an ‘ex-
penditure for the installation of
new facilities designed to im-
prove recovery of lumber and

pulp fibre from the° operations, ©

and lo: significantly reduce

“. pollution problems. =:

Since acquisition of Pohle
CanCal,
- annual lumber production al the
plant has ‘tripled to 119,000,00°
feet board measure.in 1973. -

result, significant, portldns of
» procesned , Jogs.-have, shes
: burned or. used as lan

‘The LW.AS, ‘whieh fecentiy: M.
to Fepresent:

won the right
worker's al Can ‘Cel's Pohle.
Lumber’ Qperation-has. moved
quickly to sel up a. union ‘com

mittee far the Pohie workers...’
At a meeling Sunday evening al

ihe Terrace Hotel, “workers
elected twelve members ta:ihe

committee. They are Chairman;
M, Morrison, Vice-Chairman Vi"

’ Prehar, Secretary, S. Malhotra

and {ob stewards Vv. -Harkonen, :

Committee to | sty

‘Union: Committee

‘mank. J, “Chnitora, W \
‘Casper; H.. Caving. R. ‘Panter. -

Lumber

of this excess refuse from the

plant site :to. neighboring

: properties, Further, landfill is

Increasingly. becoming -an
inefficient method of waste
disposal. The capital ex-
penditure program now un-

-derway - will - largely reduce

these problems... while sub-
stantially ~ “inereasing the
profilable utilization of all logs
processed in the mill, “At the
same. ‘tltrie,: improvements ta

_ working | ‘areas. and employee

facilities ‘in the plant. are ® being

Bs undertaken, a

Bob: Davis, Sfanager ‘of the
Operation, says that, despite @
long. delivery. --period .- for

equipment and materials, work

js expected to be completed by -

“late fil of.this year and. that he
‘ shutdo:

people,

“and ‘K. Ball:
* The Herald. figs also. learned

. that: local. IWAt organizer, Bruce +

Ferguson and an, organizer.
from: the International ‘union's’
Vanesiver office are. currently: -

at. work in Terrace Irying'lo gel. -
: workers” al. "Skeena, ‘Forest -

Products:o. dump the Terrace -
aid District Forestry Union ta
favor x of he: T W. AL!

Leisure Services _

Provincial Seerétary,. ‘The
Horiourable Ernest Hall, says a
commillee is.:sludying: the
_ report on Leisure Services. in

British Columbia lo decide-what
aclion should betaken, =) 5 ©

Dr. Eric: F. Broom: of; he

University of British-Columbia
‘was commissioned lo prepare

the report in April of las! year.

‘Tt was tabled in the Logialalure

by. Mr, Hall on “March 25..

“Th is avery comprehensive
“report ‘covering all fields of:

leisure activily In the Provin-

ce,” said Mr...Hall, “and we”
hope to be ‘able to act upon y vl

: within the. rex!” few months."
“The 195 ‘page report...

_ ayailable from, the queen's
‘Printer.in Viclori :
$3,00, plus tax. °1t-makes 80
; yecomméndations: ‘relaled to
-reerealional, ‘cullural,:
“heritage “det vities. *

report will'study. it ald: pass an
their’ reattions. tomy ‘olfice,”
id Mr.’ ‘Hall: “Tf such reaction

Apri, we will be: able'locon-
sider, i’ when deciding what

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