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“By CARLA a wauson
‘Herald Stalf Writer |
The Terrace Centennial

Lions club is hoping. city
: council will agree: Monday to -

the construction ofa fitness ;
trail in Tetrault Park. .

“The club would pay for.the

au
ve

the ng” ‘came up ‘with
* theidéa ofa fitness: trailover ©.
‘a-yeer ago. The club. tater °
hada’ f
‘and looked ‘at ‘various

JocatiangAs a result council -

"members." agreed that: a

fon with council, -

ae The? Herald, Monday, August 25,1980, Page 3-

- Faure

ries’ wi jecldents over the

_ weekend.’

“The: only injury reported

was when ‘two vehicles

collided af Lakelse and

_ Apsely. ‘Saturday. One

: person was taken to hospital
with minor Injuries.
A BG Hydro’ pole was
: aturday on

, hampower, which would-be “akon doin Sater a box

FEA eee ved, a sippedoll a dump truck. No
par cot will be built; Wea. injuries. or damage was

and. this is excliixive of |

wes
on.
hil.

The ferrls wheel at the Bulkley Valley Falr still ramen some cquples: _

-Fair_atte

the ‘council meeting. ~-between $5,000, and $5,000"

fir svn

| TOKYO (AP)

the sub, and the crew saw™:
nine bodies and three injured
men on the deck. The Soviets
. told the boat crew there had
. bgena fire, but there were no
signs of burns either on the. -
bodies-or oh the sub, Baker
said.
ne | don't: know what hap. ,
pened aboard that sub, but-!
“don't believe if was aire, a
Baker, 52, told reporters
after-his ship docked: at, a,
port east of Tokyo during, the
weekend, me ‘
The 6,000-ton sub was “dls.
abled Thursday about -,135.
kilometres east of Okinawa .
and is being” ‘towed to the -

defied -the . Japanese and
went through a strait in the
Ryukyu ‘Islands “Saturday.

Prime. Minister Zenko
Suzuki shid this was an
“unfriendly .act and yery
regrettable,” and the foreign
ministry: made a strong .

‘protest, But after the-Soviet
_ambassador assured the

foreign ministry the sub'was

not-leaking radiation. or
. carrying. nuclear weapons,

Japanese officials said the

incident was ‘‘harmless’’

action, .

Photo by Gall, Dotings

B. C. BRIEFS

fitness: trail i Tetrace is. .

trail and the’ municipality geod idea.
‘would handie upkeep,‘ ifthe | vie ‘
club's suggestion is passed in “Thecost of a fitnéss trait ie :

‘waters. But .the Soviets

. and there-will be no further: :

- Timothy Durn, 17, of Ver- 7

at

well designed courte a04 H's “Teporied Savept to the bye
ras rou

used in many: Use a tn: ‘Bow to 00 Pe |
. as: Seat ee OA alngle veh. an eee 3

~ Phil Stewart; thé“chelrman ” occurred Frida‘ . es | |

- af.the recreation committee *

driver, lost coi”
of the Licks Club: ~ making a. left tur: dam
Tetrault Park’ i 8 fear Hill. No injuris- were -

dedicated park owned by the.

velty. and: ds. in'‘ite” tatural -
‘ state, The ‘club wants tokeep’

‘bike that and: use: present: .

‘trails ay the: als of their
_eourse,'

ame trail ‘ean: $e done at. a
walk,,:fog” or Tae There .
oaldibe nine fitness statiohs

the aldermen gave a positive |

reactiow to the concept.
Thete are three schools’

” and Mills Memorial Hospital ©
Stewart
suggested - students and:

“near the park:

patients. might enjoy using

the park as well as anyone -

The: Terrace ‘Advisory

. Recreation Commission’ and
the Gave Tetrault Park”

’ Committee have given their
_tupport to this plan;

' Certification.
, Gasses.
nounced:

reported.

Trailer .
destroyed
by fire.

British captain of the'firat by. a'Soviet tu, They ate ” ‘station has (Aa deries of: ~~ A trailer in Woodland
ship fo reach the disabled being’ escorted by ‘a misaile "exercises « ‘described ‘and = Heights was destroyed . by
Soviet nuclear ‘submarine cruiser; estroyer and theie are designed to use a ° fire Saturday afte
east of Okinawa last week another: Sov Ship _.petgon’s heart and lungs. It _is believed the: fire
crew! b ea that 8 fire 00 The Japanese dovernment "| Thetrackisdesignedto be started from . children:
‘curred aboard the craft. feared that the crippled sub” three or four feet-wide with playing with matches in.a
Captain Cecil Baker of the Thight be leaking radioactive ‘hog fuel laid down. >" = bedroom. No injuries were
48,000-ton tanker Gari said material and denied aSoviet Stewart said when. the clup. Teported. “Thornhill Fire
he sent a lifeboat alongside’ request for the convoy to”: talked to. council ‘about the Department Is still in-
alongside’ bass: through Japanese, trail about six, months ago, vestigating.

Terrace Fire Department

attended a fire at the dor- |
mitory at Northwest ;Com-.

munity College’ Saturday. A

“mathess in “Room. 24 of -

Dormitory 8 caught fire. All
studenta in the building were
‘evacuated. By.-the time
firemen appeared,’ the
mattress had ‘been. taken
outside and the fire was
almost oul. |

- Smoking is believed to
have been the cause.

First Rid Classes -

: SH. John Ambulance Industrial First .

‘Aid Course Classes leading to W.C.B.

These ‘will be NIGHT -

‘Time and date to be an-
For ‘further Information

phone 685-6784... ae oe

» tile.

ete a -, SCHOOL DAMAGED
ee 4 : N My PRINCE bert non, B.C., a youth killed;
a8 : wee HE al ith. CE ' ‘- CRi<g Three chil hpr.,|
yer ¥y WE yragtf ty TEMTYTER yabs al bb AS ene vedtt soutl ster ur tant HST Tetesal ae ge zh are aR oe Tien af eight care . ea H. itl
a ' By GAIL DOTINGA’ * te on Sunday; with warmer everything. went” fell, "” old, are believed responsible overtarned ‘near this:

a Herald Staff Writer —
i Theeold weather Saturday
Sodidn’t atop people from going
to the Fall Fair in Smithers.
3: Gate flgures show _at-
Ytendence was up by‘about 10
Yperceht this year.
ce

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Local man
dies at 23

Garry Byron L’Estrange,
23, passed away Wednesday,
August 20 after a short
illness, Garry, son of Red

and Marg of Wiarton, On-

-tario, died in a Nanaimo
.\‘hospital of a blood clot.
51 Garry was born on July 11,
%1967 in Prince Rupert He
‘Sgrew up in Terrace and
‘“Ipraduated from Caledonia
dSenior Secondary in 1975.
‘Garry served as president of
Sthe Student's Council during
‘Fine ‘74-75, school year.
9t. Garry was also very active
2% the local sports scene
“Being: a perrenial all-star
rom Lite League right up—
Ao Senior Men's Baseball.
Memorial services will be -

theld Tuesday, August 26 at,

‘in MeKay's
Garry will

4:00. p.m,
neral Home.
~ eremated.

* in liew of flowers, .

nations can be made-to the: °

incer Society or any local |
ganization. ‘

‘ WEATHER iP,

‘A’ weak Pacific weather
tem is moving through
é area bringing clouds and
showers for Monday. Much
thé same is expected . for
Theaday, Higha willbe in i6

td 17 range with lows At 10.
a : 2 .

’ had a good turn-out. [twas
the best fair ever; . there
were lots of peopleand lots of
participation," said Anita
Toymayer, president of the
_fair commiltee.

The weather co-operated

temperatures .and . bluer
skies. It rained on and -off
Friday. and was -cold and
windy esaturday.. ..- .°

“We're just. overwhelmed
with the way things turned:
out. at wasn’t perfect, but

Sow- and cubs.

shot to

By GAYL DOTINGA
_ Herald Staff Weiter
A black bear. sow-and her
* two cubs were shot Sunday in
arayine behind Egret Street
in Kitimat.

Fish and wildlife officer,”

. Steve Bell, expressed regret
that they had to be shot, but
said he saw no other alter-
native,

“Tdon'tlike to see them go
that way, but with the -
situation we had; they had to
or. else. there would - have
been a good possibility -that
somebody would have gotten
mauled”

He and four members of
the Kitimat RCMP detach-
ment policed the ravine
Sunday afternoon, while

‘children, ignoring the
-warnings, kept coming back
to see the bears.

“Tf we would have left the
scene, the kids would have
been back. One 10-year-eld
boy walked right gown to

where the cubs were and the .

mother started to get. pretty
hyped-up- about that” said
‘Bell, -

The child Was, s well’ aware
that the bears were there,.
but wanted to find them,
added . Bell, .

“Pye been involved with
‘two maulings by bears and I
_den’t want to see anymore."

. Sunday waa the third time
the bears had been sighted in

chased, the sow, got angry,
said Bell.

““Wsually with a mother -

and her cubs, if you escort
them out of town the first
time, they don’t come back,
But this one camé back three
times.” ,

death _

It was the first time in 10 ,

years that he-has had to

shoot, a sow and: ‘her éubs in

town. a
The “cubs appeared un:

dernourighed and, small for _

their age. ~

+ Because the bears showed ;
_up in different areas of
Kitimat, Here wag. No. way .

for fish and wildlife to trap
them.

. “We had no place where ;

we could corner them and no
place. they would. come ‘to
regularly,” said Bell.

He ruled out tranquilizers

inthis case for two reasons.

One was that.it was easy to —

Jost a dart in those trees and
if a child picked up a dart

' and got ihe substance inside

of him or her, fish and
wildlife would face a
criminal negligence and a
civil suit against them,

secondly it takes about two” .
_ minutes for the drug to take
effect and in. that time, an_

angry bear can do a lot of

damage and run a good . ;

distance, |

Kitimat has had an in-
crease in bear complaints
this year, as has Terrace.

“Normally it doesn't start
until the middle of June, but
our troubles began in
May,” said Bell: -—

He estimates that the hear

population has doubled in the ”
. Kititnat area in the last five
' years.

‘BRIDGE CUT

VANCOUVER (CP) — The

rail link which _ supplies
almost all Annacis Island
industries with .their raw
materials waa cut Sunday by
a barge that apparently
shapped its-moorings.. .

.

added Toymayer. *
Even the

Saturday, were happy with

the results of ‘the fair and

have said they will be ‘back

next year, .

The only thing: the com-

Mittee ‘would like to sée

different for next-year is a
new exhibitiod building but it

might be a few more fall”
fairs before ‘that. happens 7
: says Toymayer.

SUCTION SALE

SATURDAY, AUGUST 30
11 a.m. at 4827 Keith. Ave.
BCBC Compound

be, , .
Items to be auctioned off are surplus materials Ideal jor con.

. _inidwely :
operators, who did poorly on -

for $100,000 damage to an
tementary | school in this
orth-central . community,

RCMP said Sunday. Police |

said the vandals used
hammers to smash windows
and tollets at Pinewood Ele-
mentary School, Holes were
kicked in walls and a copy

- machine and microwave

oven were destroyed, |”
‘MAN IDENTIFIED .
LUMBY, BA, (CP): =
RCMP have = identified

tracts and. home handymen..

Large quantity ‘of: nails. . duplex, casing: 6" spikes, a spikes,

finishing, ‘wall. board, ring, roofing.

‘Miscellaneous concrete hardware ;

Large selection of fire extinguishers.
. ,Bronze door knockers -

Door hinges

"24 new ddors
Windows! =

= Electric motors
.Paint compressor

| Nery targe- quantity of electrical supplies.

-flexible conduit, electrical wire, brakers, weather heads plugin

boxes.

‘Large seldction of floor, celling ‘and wal tiles.
"Nery larg¢ selection of paint

Lamp fixtures

_ Cement stove pipes - 12", 8", 7", 6"

‘Vacuum cleaners -

Moffat fro it free fridges

Clothes dryers
.Furnaces
Ceiling fans .

-Propane | re heaters

va

t
r,

OW furnace & pump

Since there are over 600 Items It Is Impossible to ddvertise them
ese are new merchandise therefore please come early

all. Most of

8 et.

and check over the goods.

IKE‘S AUCTION.

RA No.2 BURNS LAKE

694-3497 |

Okanagan community, The.
accident occurred. on- High- ;

way 6, about 32 kilometres
east of here.

YOUTH KILLED ©

PENTICTON, B.C. (CP)
—. A. Surrey youth. killed
Friday’ when he was ‘struck
by a boat on Skaha Lake in
the, Okanagan .has been
‘identified. RCMP. said Billy

. ‘Raymond Fewell, 16, was.

struck after he’ fell while
waterskling on the lake. .

.

694-3580

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