= Car fire!

UNDER THE HOOD: Firefighters inspect a Chrysler Daytona car that erupted
into flame Friday, Jan. 15 at 5103 McConnell Ave. near the college in Terrace,
The electrical! fire totalled the car but no one was injured in the blaze. Tyrell
Armstrong, who noticed his girlfriend's car started smoking about 15 minutes
after it was parked, used a nearby extinguisher to try to put the fire out himself
but called the fire department when the blaze gat out of control.

City names reps

VAL GEORGE will be city
council’s rep to the Kalum
South Community Resource
Board and the library beard,

And Linda Hawes will be
the city observer at com-
munity health council meet-
ings as council divied up ap-
pointments recently.

Hawes will continue serv-
ing ou the recreation pro-
gram = =matilagement com-
miltce overseeing the multi-
plex plans. She also attends
Terrace and District Com-

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Ron ‘Vanderlee stays on
with the RCMP ‘community
consullative committes, the
economic advisory commis-
sion and transit advisory
commission,

McDaniel and mayor Jack
Talstra were last month ac-
claimed ‘as city council's
reps to the Kitimat-Stikine
regional district board,

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Rich McDaniel is city rep

to the Terrace Anti-Poverty
Society and seniors advisory
commission.

Councillor Olga Power
will attend Riverboat Days
and beautification society
meetings.

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Nisga’a leader passes away
after losing battle with cancer

A NISGA’A elder who served New Aiyansh until he died
left a legacy behind him, say bis family aud friends.

Simoogit Kiphaas (Samuel Allen Munroe), 55, died
peacefully in his home Saturday, Jan. 9 of cancer thal
spread from his colon through his body in the last year of
his life.

Family, friends and others paid their respects to Munroe
al a several functions held in New Aiyansh Jan. 14 and
Jan. 15, His funeral was held Saturday, Jan. 16 at the Holy
Trinity Church in Now Aiyansh.

Bom February 22, 1943 Munroe went lo the Indian Day
School in New Aiyansh before attending residential
schools in Alert Bay and Edmonton, Alberta. He then
worked as a deckhand to pay for his draftsman training at
Vancouver Vocational Institute,

When he graduated in 1966, Munroe worked as a
draftsman in Vancouver and Terrace. He became an
elected member of the Gitlakdamix (New Aiyansh) Band
Council from 1975 to 1983,

In 1984 Munroe started work with the band council as its
local housing officer.

Rod Rabinson, a friend, fellow New Aiyansh resident
and executive member of the Nisga’a Tribal Council, said

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“He went beyond the call of duly,”’ said Robinson.

In 1990, Munroe was promoted to village administrator,
uutil cancer limited bis hours to part time work,

He also served as an altemale on the Regional District of
Kitimat-Stikine and was a founding director of the Nisga’a
Valley Health Board and the Skeena Aboriginal Manage-
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Aiyansh local.of the Nisga’a Tribal Council,

"He was held in high-regard,’* Robinson said.

Terrace city councillor Rich McDaniel, who knew Mun-
roe and worked with him on the regional district, said he
was very loyal to his community.

‘He will be missed,’’ said McDaniel. ‘I would have like
to have known him better, 1 only got to appreciate him in
the last few years.’?

McDanicl said Munroe was always willing to lend a
favour and never failed to say hello when he saw you
around town.

McDaniel says most regional district members didn’t
know Munroe was dying until late last year when his fam-
ily held a living wake for-him.

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