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- “Serving Terrace, 1

across the cn track at the rear Avenue and nt sniacended Greig Ae .
of the Catholic ‘church and Su-jenue, | _

- -per-Valu Shopping centres. The | ae Lg

GRAVEL TRUCK END SECTION was dragged 100 yards when
atruck by a CN train Friday evening. See Story at right,

School referendum
asks $3, 214,300

~ Rate epayers in School District 88 wail
“ ~-#-$3,214300-referendim’ December Fi"

The referendum will cover the

school district's share of capital yéar ar pe)
“School District 88, one of thé|-

costs for the construction of 88
classrooms, six Ubraries ‘and

PLAY SET FOR
STORY HOUR
AT LIBRARY |

Terrace Public ‘Library will
have. drama for its story, hour
next Saturday...

Instead of the normal program
of reading. from Hbrary books for:
youngsters, & play will be pres
sented to-mark the- ‘opening of
Young Canada Book” Week,

The play, to. he. presented at
11 a.m, will --be ‘Acted by stud. |
ents from’: ‘Thornhill ” ‘School's
Grades 5,6 and 7,

It’s title: : "Book. Worms Don't
Have to Bite,” :

Record schools’
budget i in '69 .

5 School. District 88: expects’ to
| bring’ down a record $5,108, 500

budget for 1969,

- The bidget: is provistonal pend-
Ing ‘approval by‘ the B,C,. De-
partment of Education... |
s A major boost. in. the 1969 |"
i budget will ‘come: from the ag-
B dition of 600 youngsters. who will
a -be enrolled in Kindergarten : ‘in
September, 1968. ©

it wilt be the first introduc:
Hons ‘of jedergartens in fhe

school district, 1, .

ag Haag re

four. -Agtiyity. TOOME. OVER,

largest geographical units in the
province, includes Terrace, thé

| Hazeltons, "Stewart and. Alice laa
"The referendum will be heldin|.

conjofiction with munleipal and
School board elections, .-
: ‘The ‘referendum ‘figure of 83,2 =

214,300. is calculated’ to cover |’

construction. costs ‘in the: next
three years,.

School ‘District 39 Secretary-
‘Treasurer.Edward T, Wells, pre-

‘dicted that-the student, enrolment |:

‘will rise by 2,480, inthe next three
‘years, +:

4 Asked to eworare.

of Commerce, °

"School District ars TED
LES has. a way with fig-
ures, His erystal ball hadhim
just $94 out on estimated cost

_ of the $148,406 Hazeltonamal-.

" gamated secondary school ad-

f fee ‘Work: ‘started d Novem: 7

People, interested in the jde~
‘Jeét ean. frequently find thelr

reading the. letters column of
’ the . Vancouver Sun,. But one
- letter: signed “by a CLIFF
NASH is something-else again .
and, will offer'neither afd nor
comfort’ to the, Jocal Chamber -
“Friend Nash
. wrote the. Sun aprépos a move
“to ask’: for «Introduction of :
French: ini publie’ schools .tn.

- Vancouver.and Terrace, Or
* as: Nash ‘pata ‘it “and also in -

‘Terrace as there are about 300 |:
-families up there and'most of -
them 1 can't tspeak taal :

He sald. ‘anadded boost toenrols hae

ment: will be'the addition of kin-

dergarten’:in the. sghool. district a

beginning next’ Sertember, :”

He: also anticipated’ some: "$00

-children: to: boost. enrolment in

the Stewart ‘area as the Granduc

plant expands, -

Wella said the referendum PrO- |
“posals had-now received. approve |
al ofthe Department of Education, | |

He said that he did not‘antiel-

pate 3 any substantial increase in 7
the tax mill raté because of the | :

referendum, Wells explained that
bast referendum had boostéd:the.
rate -by-less than hal€ a mil) and
that in'future extra costs encoun
tered would be offset by a broad-
,er tax: base,

. He-said he felt the referendunt:
Was. a realfstic ‘proposal. “The
Department of: Education .has
‘gone: over all our submissions
with a fine tooth comb anda.
Anieroscope. as well,'? ‘he said,
“They: aye . in. apreoment with
‘our eateulations." Sees

“Terrace, ; “and “Prince: ey |
‘Muntelpal  Counells : discussed
low-standard, housing. at .a“joint|
‘meeting. on mutual | Problems
(November 14), =: :

* The meeting waa heldin Prince

‘Rupert: over. a buffet. supper. “

Ruper Mayor Pete Lester sald
his ‘city’s - attitude . was .to pens
alize: the owner, rather than to
evict the tenant,

The: Rupert appraach ts to ‘pre:

“slat, that. once. a dwelling is: vac,

ated, the landlord must. bring it | -
up-to: clty standards before rents |:
- {ing it,

“igeneratlon-of the human Intel-
worst ~.fears ‘confirmed -by.|-"

Public holidays on Monday “|

are a nightmare to Terrace:
Herald slaves including your
gab. bag. sage. Fortunately
“Thornhill School principal

~. JAKE: MARTENS . saved his. .|
abi ; ‘

“to. "showease™
7 aetiool’s. academic reetra,

awrdéte: ““I-kept X from school’
’ yesterday because hermother
is’ in. Vancouver and I'm nat
-@ very. good hairdresser, On
“the basis of these facts I. took
’ hex to'get a perm,” a
. (And there's a poseibletrag-
-edy. hidden in this::one:<‘Y: -
didn’t Make it to school cause.
. Bhe- got frozen half way there:
: and my ‘husband couldn't eet
- the car- Started, - mu

And you could: ‘envisage one’
“Weary, mother writing to:ex-
* euse ther” ‘youngster’s - ‘tatdin:.
Dnessit ‘

nhill ‘subject, Grade teachers |
SHEILA . HODGSON. came up
with ‘some. of her’ Students

“more ‘original contributions, .

. Remembrance Day teaction by
“one youngster was: “Whenthe
sold{ers ‘die, they: 20 uptoGad
‘and make’ toys’ for us,!”’ And —

. When asked . wha. was Prime -

~Minster: Trudeau, there came
_the intriguing answers of “Cay
the. ‘intriging. “answers  of-
- “Captain Hook’, “The Boss

_ of the Holleopters' and ‘The .

Leader", ;

gg ge
; It’s probably too late. in the
year to-do anything about it,
but ‘the Kalum. Road’ up to the.

_ bench could do. with a white |
line at the edge to'mark where

. the. road, ends’ and-‘the “cllff -
begins, . It’s tricky Griving at at
the. best of ee OS

t

@
“Like one - ‘narrted dad: ‘wha?

“1. slept ‘inthis morn-:).
"Ang. That 1s. Why: Tam late,’ wm

Ml @bektall pai

NEV TERRACE-KITIMAT, AIRPORT TERMINAL whieh op
‘the first time Nox hor 4, 15 a marked MproveMe(

-| Good,”
amight:, be* required’ this week,

new ‘president, use

ed Friday-to.
at a ‘ie lowest

!Dunn,, who was, introduced ata.
‘attendéd - by. civic
and business dignitaries from
both Kitimatand Terrace, toldhis
‘audience that he shared their con-
cern: at possible pollution haz-
ards when Eurocan’s bigpulpand

[lumber plants ‘go into opera-

a orave will be doing everything
within the realm of known facts;
both in equipment insta) lation and

| Sata" possible level,?? Dunn
said,

He ‘warned that ‘4rregulir’?
| operations: could: ‘be expected at
‘| firsts. °

He sald there’ would be no
| danger but possibly “some dis-

. Burocan, tie Finnish-backed
‘pulp - ‘and lumber’ newcomer to
Kitimat, is expected to. produce
its first lumber next year andthe
pulp mill is scheduled to start
operations in 1870,

The new~ Eurocan president
sald ‘that the Eurocan project is
basically on target. He said it

local economy,

Eurocan will do its own log-
ging on a tree farm licence aut-
side of Kitimat, |

Dunn was ‘introduced by the

Chairman. of the Board, P. Halle
of Helsinki, . Finland,’ Halle. is
president of -Enso-Gutzeit oy,
_[malority: shareholder in Euro-

“Repairs start
for 16 West

ae 16 caused de=
in: . vay ie and Sat-
urday.”:

Disiclet ~ engineer, Homer
said a‘ further ..closure

before - ‘final. repairs tould be
completed, mo ,

and: crews were busy. Feplacing
them. | anane

' He. wate t this brtaes, like most
of the sthers| on Highway 16 West,

“, [ts .very' old and all bridges on

‘the highway will Aikely. heed re-

7 paira'in the near future,

‘Department of Highways crews

, from Prinée Rupert arealso cai

rying . ‘out_& riprap: project,on’
Highway 216°. al
River. where ‘part of the “real
side is being washed aways. :

operation,-to reduce pollution.to | -

comfort when the wind blows |:

“And while stilt on the Thor. a |.in the wrong direction,

will add 575 new dobs to. the

' Good anid, “Hinbers: ‘tn the’ ‘cem|: :
| tre. pier: -ot the bridge had rotted| .. ’

Along the” Skeena |

; taken to
hospital

‘A Canadian National Raslvays
passenger train smashed into a
gravel. truck, Friday: evening. ©

Rupert, dragged the-trick cabin —

pact on Kenney Aves The rear
part of the truck was drageéd
a further fifty yards.

Truck. driver William McNeal |

of Terrace waa ‘taken to Mille
Memorial ‘Hospital - where his
condition was later described as
satisfactory’. It is undexstood
that he suffered severe cuts to
‘the leg,
‘ McNeal managed io: get: par-
tially clear when the train hit,
His -truck ‘cabin was crushed
beyond recognition, ;

The train's engineer .
Cooper of Prince Rupert was also
taken to hospital where he was
treated for facial lacerations and

"| later released.

- The, Kenney St, crossing to
“the’east of Pohle' s Lumber Yard,
has. no, ‘warning - stop ‘lights, It

| is marked “witha wooden sign. :

It is approximately: 30. yards
from. Highway 16

Tt was. already dark when Me-
Neal’s truck was hit by the CN
train, at approximately 4 Sip.m,

~ One “by-stander sald it appear. .
od that’
. truck: one theempssing - and: waa:
r ateeamp inte: “toorestart vita re
| port says ,that’the truck was ac-
‘tually moving when’ the, big paé-
senger: train :¢

‘The danger of the Kenney St
level crossing has been protest-| .
ed in past years, .-:

Terrace Municipal Council is
currently negotiating « ‘with Pro-|"
-vincial . ‘and - Federal. gavern-
ments, and Canadian National
Aosye. to build an overpass

“Coraso. to run
for school board —

7 James Pe cat - announced
arsday, that he will Tun again):
for School Trustee,

‘Caruso was maintenance man
for the school district during the
years 1953.to 1959, then went}:
into his own business,

school trustee since 1959, buthas
falled each time. *

Caruso. sald: ie § fool the new
schools... being t today are
costing far too much money’’,

‘I would like to put forward
my ideas — and. so would like

‘McNeal. had stalled his

ashed’ into” ft,"

He has tried for the’ ‘offies of! oft

new overpass would ink Keith she which ‘would be Blocked.

cee V

Thé train, heading to Prince = §
fifty yards from the point.of im- —

‘Hugh —

train Friday ev Dri
‘Condition, eaing,

oe

TRUCK CABIN was ériished beyond fonition when hit by: an
-Wiltam MeNeal tn

in to the Skoglund Hotsprings pool
to reach Carls De Kergommeaux.

Incident happened at 3:30-p,m,
in the recently openod Hotapringa |
public pool,

Bernadette, a Grade 6 student
at Cassio Hall, sald there- was
“hardly. artybody around”? when |:
her. nlece went at the deep end,
ott duty guard was apparently |.

just sitting, watching, ss

Ll @ was
she sald,
dive,”

“She waa strugeling in the was:
ter 50 1 went. out and got-her,”.
The rescue wasn’t that simple, |.* .
Carla struggled and forcedhe and:

to serve on the school board’.

“Then Carla tried to

“Searels =
ff 0 S ave ni ece

. A 12-year-old Terrace’ girl struggled with her ‘eycare :
old niece to save-her from drowning Sunday. (November 3,)
“Bernadette Scheper, 12, divea | -

“She was really Strugeling,™
Bernadette recalled, “7 think’ ff -.-

I'd swallowed any more water! ~

would have drowned,”

Sha. managed. the rescue.by

pushing her “nlece to the edge of. ;

the pool,
The’ ‘nctdént “Was

ontly ee
untisticed:by. other people. using ae

the ‘pool. : Loe
+ Bernadette Scheper sald later”

that ‘she had probably done the...
wrong ‘thing in not first calling : ar

for help, ;
“But I] was scared she was BO:
ing. to drown,"* she sald, “So I.
just went in after her,”?. °° |
“Next time I’m gzoing’ to by.
find: an easier way .to get

het, out,” Bernadette Said,

aye TERRACES" VETERAN
“turnéd out. in “fall: force for Remembrance .

~ Day ¢eremeny November’ if,

rescuer upder the water...

World: wars

While the cere.

te |. + Inony: was. transferred indoor to the:  Tillte