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' Synopsis: A northwest
wind blew low eloud off Lake
Laberge and across
Whitehorse last night. The
combination of cloud and
‘wind held temperatures
: Meordt, By contrast, the

- enteal Yukon was clear and

calm. Temperatures
hovered near45. In nor-
thwestern B.C. enow fell as a

., weak disturbance entered

Southern portiona of the
forecast dlatrict:: The cold
weather will continue for the

* mext few days with only the

odd insulating cloudy period
to moderate temperatures,

Northern Mainland, Queen
Charlottes: Snow warning
continued, Overcast with
snow changing to flurries
this afternoon total snow
accumulations of 20 to 25
centimetres, Highs near 3
except inland. Lows tonight
near zero except near —-10
inland. Cloudy periods Fri-
day, Highs near 3 except
near --5 inland.

Queen Charlottes: Cloudy
: today with a few showers
occasionally mixed with

. Snow. Highs near 6. Lows

tonight near 2. Mostly cloudy
Friday with a few flurries
along the eastern shore.
Highs near 5.

Chilcotin, Cariboo, Central
In-terlor: Snow warning
continued. Overcast today
with snow giving total ac-
cumulations of 20 to 35

Terrace district council
will consult with the Terrace -
fire chief and ACMP in
reference to the movement
of dangerous commodities
such ag propane through the
CN rail yard.

Following the Mississauga
incident, when rail ears
carrying propane were
derailed and forced the
evacuation of’ thousands of
people from their homes,
Terrace council wrate to the
jaca} rail officials requesting
information on dangerous
commodities travelling
through Terrace,
Trainmaster J.D. Kohoe

replied to the effect that the
commodities generally don't
stay in Terrace longer than
three or four hours, The
exceptions are those ship-
ments on their way to
Kitimat, Those cars stay in
the yard overnight,

Kohoe also revealed cars
carrying propane do pass
through Terrace from 9 p.m.
to 11 p.m. an occasion, ex-
cept for weekends where
they are kept here.

Terrace Fire Chief Cliff
Best and the RCMP will be
consulted for further input.

Statistics revealed at
Monday evening's session of
council, show 791 animals

beached there Sunday,

any earlier

DIVERS LOOK
FOR BODIES

PRINCE RUPERT B.C. (CP)

Divers were sent to Tree Point Alaska,
Wednesday to search for the badies of six people
who were aboard the gillnetter Salinta found

Officials involved in the search said they are
convinced the bodies are in the turbulent waters
below the rocks at’ Tree Point, a rugged part of
the Alaskan coast about 75. kilometeres nor-
thwest of Prince Rupert. ;

Maj. Stan White of search and resue in Vic-
toria said heavy seas and bad weather prevented
underwater
The Salinta left Prince Rupert Dec. 2 ona trip

searches,

The Herald, Thursday, December 13, 1979 Page 3

Dangerous goods a concern

have been impounded by the

municipalily as of
November. 594 of those were
destroyed.

The Kermode Friendship
Society is not satisfied with
council's explanation as to
why funding was denled. The
district wrate ta the society
turning down an application
for a grant in lieu of taxes on
the arguement such services
are the responsibility of the
federal. or provincial
government.

Vi Gellenbeck, the

executive director of the
society, has asked the
district to reconsider its
stand in the light of the
service work performed by
the Kermode Friendship
Society. The request will be
reconsidered by the finance
committee.

The district and
representatives of the hoard
for School District 88 will be
meeting in the ear future to
discuss issues of mutual

interest. No firm date has
been set,

to an Indian Reserve dt Kincolith on. Portland
Island carrying owner Roy Mostad, 44, and his
three children, Tommy, 13, Robert, 9 and Tina 9;
Judy Stevens, 30, and her children, Lyle, 7,
Nadine, 6, and Roselle, 4, and Wendy Stevens, 27
and her four-year-old daughter Angie,
Rescuers recoved Mostad's body and two
others from his 10-metre boat Sunday and found

centimetres by midnight
_. tonight. Highss too, Lows
*. tonightlO to near20, Cloudy
4. Friday with a few flurries
;,, becoming mostly sunny in
~. the northern sections by the
, , afternoon, Highs? to12,

4. North and West Vancouver

CARTON

CIGARETTES

Old favorite on stage

The Terrace Litle Theatre will perform the favourite child’s fable of
Gelditocks and the Three Bears Saturday at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. That's
Goldilocks (Laura Tupper) in the middle with Mama Bear (Sandy
Norman) on the left and Papa Bear (Don MacLeod) on the right.

Phone - Terrace

. Inland: Overcast today with
heavy rain at times

Few grou

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a AS expected, grants
fofalling $517,000. were
awarded to eight . sub-
missions to the Em-

Tickets cost only $1 and are available at McColl Real Estate,

a fourth body Monday near the boat,

Shopping Centre

happy all the four jobs

Canada Works, had
.-been designed to provide
short’ term employment
in areas of high unem-

in centre would be going

living skills project also
‘got'an allocation... .

at pdm... really... quite
happy," she said. ‘They

together to help women

Society,” she said.

‘The .eight projects

‘receiving funding - are:

Tahitan Community

ps split grants

from needy .

VERNON, B.C. (CP) — A
Grinch and his buddies have

bot Friday noon $

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Heraid Staff Writer there will be retained for to the public in an effort. who have experienced Project . sa se tion
;, The boom ‘has been a four-month period. té search for new sources problems. Fast Ac curate
iclowered on = service “We were asking for a of funding. The’ community skills Stenographic Typing -
- groups and projects year’sfunding inorderto The women’s centre program which received $15,552
+ funded under the Canada enable us to continue on,’” was one of two projects $19,000, is designed ta aid ,
Works program in the she said. “However, sponsored by the Ksan women who have ex- ‘The number of jobs and
Terrace-Kitimat area that’s quite fine; it gives House Society receiving perienced either an duration of the projects
‘withthe announcement of us four months in which approval. Judy Van- emotional cyisis or vary considerably
‘funding allocations to locate a more ap- dergucht, the spokesman mental illness. ‘
, Wednesday by thefederal propriate source of for Ksan, was relieved to “In this case we help Th | W E E K E N D
" government. funding.” learn the community _ get these people back in ey stole ; .

ployment and Im- ployment. The program both will be working with Improvement Program - stolen Christmas from some to Monday 9 am
migration Ministry. This is being phased out by the US in carrying out our $31,752 needy families in this
‘Compares toa total of $3.5 government despite Project." Iskut Band Housing - kanagan Valley city. S P F C | A L
- million allocated in 1979, protests from varbone The Ksan House $31,752 sate {iteves broke tnto the
The Terrace Woman's interest groups Society was formed to Home School Com- Tuesday night ‘and stale a
‘Resource Centre was ; establish a crisis centre municators (s¢ehool large » mount of money
given a grant of about —_Birdsell, realizing only for battered women in the District 86) - $20,736 eredit cards, Christmas
"$14,000, considerably one-seventh of last year's Terrace area. Van- Old Age Pensioners  youchers for four and candy
below their. request of funds for the Terrace dergucht hopes the Drop-In-Centre - $66,976 that church members had Hertz-Rent -a-Car
$50,000. 7 _ 4rea was available in 1990 women's centre will put Terrace Women's collected for a local nursing
Francis Birdsell, a was quite relieved the more stress on its Resource Centre - $13,966 home.
spokesman for the centre received what it outreach program for Community Living _They broke dawn a locked
_women's centre said did women so thal the two Skills - $19,952 office door, then used a

Wednesday she was quite

She indicated the drop-

organizations can work

District of Stewart

“from one
it,” Dignard said. “Our
taxes will go up and what
for?”

The figure of $100,000
was mentioned
frequently, but Jones and
Doug DeProy said
repeatedly that the
residents would only be
asked to pay one-quarter
of that over a 25-year
period under the cost-
sharing agreement
proposed by the govern-
ment.

“I know that the
government is getting
really sick of us coming
to them for help every
two years,”’ Jones said,

without fimit.

British Columbia

We give your money all the security

it needs — and all the interest it
deserves. Factis, all credit union
deposils and interest aré quaranteed

CREDIT UNIONS

over 900,000 members and more
than 300 offices and branches in

“Hf we don't do something
now we'll get nothing, but
if we give them $100,000
and say do what you can,
then we'll get approval
and eventually get
another chance at a
better dike later.

’ A large number of
signatures for a crowd of
45 was due to the fact that
several of those attending
owned more than one
parcel of land.

DePrey and Jones felt
after the meeting that the
petition could be filled by
the required 67 per cent of
land owners in the

community. Of the 92

Your money’s never
been happier!

We give it our full attention, our best
services and all our expertise.

parcels of land, 45 had
signed after the meeting
and DeProy and Jones
said that they would
begin to go door-to-door
to get the signatures of
those owners who didn't
attend the meeting.
They said they weren't
sure of the ultimate
deadline for submission

of the petition. If indeed .

they can get the 67 per
cent, they said that the
engineering division of
the environment ministry
is budgeting for next year
now, so they had better
get their proposal in soon.

Residents of the area

DYKE

feel that the logging of the
Watershed = directly
around the Zymacord
contributes greatly to the
problem of the flooding
because the company
that did the logging took
everything right down to
the bank.

pickaxe to stash a 90-
kilogram safe out of the wall.
They ransacked the office
and took the safe.

Church spokesman
Marshall Phinney said the
money was collected in a
door-to-door Christmas
camapign and was to be
given returned to the cam-
tunity as charity, He said
he’ did not know exactly how
much money was taken,  -

“These people had to be
pretty desparate to break
inte a church,” he said.

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