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“SANDSPIT'S:
GROUNDS CPA FLIGHT ~

Anil wind which. disabled a CPA plane at Sand: |

“passengers oni..a Terrace tg Vancouver flight.
“> The northbound - CPA flight taking off. from.
Sandspit for Prince iRupert- was. caught in’ gusting ©
winds ‘of ‘up ‘to. 75° miles per hour.’ The plane - had
“landéd.- and. was. turning. when the wind caught,
stretched, and broke flap cables, an
‘The Terrace to. Vancouver flight was. rerouted”
:to drop. passengers at Prince Rupert. and: to take
mechanics : and: “equipment to repair: ‘the, stranded

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16) temporarily: ‘delayed —

‘It also. picked up: ‘the 40 passengers who had
spent’ 12 hours. at Sardspit after’ the mishap.
. The Terrace flight then proceeded to Vancou-

_ No permit needed |
to buy fireworks

Ae You don't have to have the Fire Department
if you want to buy fireworks in Terrace this year,
But’ ‘the. only -place you eanj'

sign ‘a permit, .

Tt is widerstood that action

-morigage requirements .

‘Terrace inunicipality will acquite 13 acres of park land tn.

; ‘the Keith Estate area,

Purchase of two lots of Sacrés
aid. five acres for parkland fule 'to

~, | fils a cotnmitment by the Muntei=
:| pality: to the Central Mortgage ~

and Housing Corporation to pro=
vide . adequate parkland in the
Keith Estate, -

Preliminary by-laws to ‘pure
chase the two lots were read
at a .Tuesday October. 15: meet»
- [Ang of Council, = 5

On the strength of: ‘the ears
Her. municipal .comitment,
CMHC had agreed to rescind a

ban on housing mortgages in the |

south Terrace area,

Rezoning and replanning of the |

total area were also required
to. meet with CMHC’ approval
for mortgages, .°
Couneil acquired 8 acres from
Charles. Adam in an area adjoin
ing the Drive-in Theatre.’ Pur=
chase price was $6,000. -
further 5 acres adjoining
CassieHall school was acquired
for. $15,000.

| lFinning cites

It is: understood | [s
that “this lot will be developed

in co-operation with the school
-| board, |

This: -fulfils * our. comitment -
‘CMHC, Mayor Fred Weber
told C vouncil. = -

Terrace Municipality ‘could
move to enforce connection to .
the municipal sewer system, -

And a warning of a possible
Tise in cost: of connecting to”
sewer was made October: 15,

‘Council discussion on sewer
connection followed acknowlede=
ment.of a.petition signed by 21
people of a health hazard in ‘what
known as the Milla, Diteh,

The petition sald septic tank
contents flow into the ditch pre=

-/senting a major health hazard.

Council was told that of the 21
people signing the petition, 15
were: not ‘connected to the muni-
Cipal sewer Line, although it was

ignite them is on your. own 1 BO
perty, .

Y And- Pha must be 2 or over
to buy reNOr key -

big expansion

will be taken against. people ige:
in Terrace"

nhiting fireworks on the: streets, .| &
phen. fireworks of Ane p he. lit to

: + }dyadlable to 11 of them...
“Another aby were not connected

PUT THAT CLOCK’ BACK Saturday and’get an 1 extra hour in
the’ sack Sunday morning is the reminder issued by Mary Ann:

Cunningham, as’ the
“3 Sunday morning...

province returns to standard ume 2 p.m.

-French- Canadian bid
‘Terrace seen for

teaching in ‘French

-“Prench Canadian Federation

of British Columbia has suggés-|
, téd Terrace as a-school.dise.

_trict where some . tristructton

“B ‘could be given:in French,

|; Federation seeretary-treqsur-
er Romed. Paquette told a feder=
, ation’ meeting last ‘week: {We
* want to widen the French lan-
guage instructional program ‘to
other, schools outside of Coquit-
- lam .
Coquitlam, .. which’ “includes
Maltlardyille, has 8 1000 students
of French-Canadian’ background,
Tt began: BC.’s- first French-
language instructional program:
this “September with a kinder=
garten class, of 30,

f Choppers: take
a crashed pilot
Bout of bush

' Two helicopters brought hish:

Mepilot A, (Pat) Carey out of moun

main country northwest of Stewart.
e Carey was flying anti1-passen:
eer Otter. for. Trans-Provincial:
Mirlines ona Princes Rupert ‘to:
ptewart: run when his plane. went:

” Brovinetal. "_generai
gor - David Marko deserthe
arte - "mishap as. an in-flight cel
Rent “of some kind?)

itn Was edhe: missing at 2:30
tn, Monday, October. 14 and
ted at 4 pam that days.”

fer However -8.ground party whlch.
aad ‘brought-in by. helicopter got’

elt: 100 fect of im, | :

: Romeo. , Pagnetie Suryioated

-Vaneouver and Terrace. should |.
‘also be selected for French lan-

guage instruction... Terrace’ was
selécted because of -'a. recent

‘heavy influx. of French-speaking e

Canadians, id

While the heavy influx wasn't
too’ apparent in a quick survey,
Terrace does have an_ active
French Canadian club,

~ Arid it will consider approach
ing: thé school. board for some
bilingual instruction, . =

‘Mrs, Rino Mailloux,. secretary
forthe Terrace. Club, ‘sald she
and her’ hushand , ‘attended | the
recent French Canadian Federa-

| ton of British Columbla congress

where the resolution was passed
‘singling out Vancouver and ‘Ter-
race asthe school districts where

: expansion of French language in-
| struction” ‘should be expanded,

Mrs, Mailloux said sheandher

| husband - hac: not yet met: with
.) their, club: to, discuss the: reaols |:

ution: ‘but: ‘she said: ‘We will pro- |

cbably conduct a survey of the area

within:the next two months to see |.”

‘hoW: many’ children wouldactually | .
‘participate: in‘ bflingual instruc |
+ -Hon'of this idind before approach-|’

ing the school district,’
“Mra, Mallloux: said: ah would [::

like to ‘see, bilingyal inatruction |,
‘available-in the.area,

Shperintendant- of schodls,E.C,
Stewart was .in’ Vancouver. when
tho‘Hoyald: Sout Ms ‘reaction to
the: provoaal,).

roach. faa;

apr "boon ‘vqade
the, ‘local school district: about : upert
French instruction but’ we -are Kitimat was, Prince R

iy the iof: the, rogplation passed, :

thé federation.” ,

Beautiful: .B,.C,:
owhich features ‘Kitimat : with:
: tolored’ pictures: and” purple

NO CAR LOT PERMIT
FOR LAKELSE AVENUE

North side of Lakelse Avenue is not zoned for used

€or sales, -

“Terrace Municipal. Council (October 15) rejected],
an’ “appeal by Peter Andersen for a temporary. licence for
a ¢ar lot on premises Previously occupied by Karl's Trad-

“ing Post,

“The fand is just lying there, doing. nothing,” An’

dersen told Councll.

_ Names of streets could be
enlarged if Alderman EDNA

COOPER'S idea is used. She's .

Suggested. that present names.
honoring local pioneers be re~

- talned, but a numerical desig- .

nation be added sp that new-
comers to town can find their -
way around, General approach ©
would be for example to call:
Lakelée “Lakelse-First Ave+
nue” and Lazelle’ “Lazelles :
~ Second Avenue’, - :

eae

i

7 temporary ‘communica *

“dons ‘gap between’ school
“board: ‘and- co-op. kindergat- -
~ tens using school board pro-.
.'perty ‘very nearly erupted into «
“Ae major: issue: in: the “paat .
‘week,’ Fortunately for -all-:

. concerned, sweet reason pre

“aa A least we think: it":

“A reeourting atone i
magazine :

otes: from: local. ngt-

the magazine -

dren ] map ‘to. show where;
was shown on the: coast, -and

Terrace: WO panied ‘alto:

Terrace:-. Fire “Chief. Andy

: Owens sald the amendment was

an improvement,

a nuisance, for. the public,’? he
said,

“People could just go outside
the municipal boundaries if they
wanted to buy-them."* |

Provincia! regulations whichlim=
it the: sate of fireworks from
October 24 to November 1,

of a safety hazard.**.

‘He drew attention to the dan-
ger of fire crackers being thrown
at children’s faces,

. Key control factor in the new
below ig the limiting ofthe area

a' fire , department .
to obtained to buy

“The old by-law just’ created -

Owons ‘also drew attention to.

He .called fireworks “gome- ca
what of a:fire hazard but more :

| || FIRE CHIEF owens

To sid Sheashy it was a gas,
But for majority of the 21
plumbers whotook.a recent exam-
ination for a Class One gas

. | fitter’s Heence, it was tear gaa,

Of the, 21 who took the 1%

fe | hour course and wrote the exam-

, riding ' horses
across the Terrace bridge at
the time of acollisionbetween

.two cars reported last week

take pains to deny that, the

horses were to blame, They

crass the bridge in single

file, allowing: space’ for & car

. to Pass, .
-e° ®. “me

Prineé Rupert City. Hous-
ing Committee -has. come up
with a report that 8 per cent
‘of the: Rupert: population live
in. substandard. “housing... A

Similar ‘survey .‘of' Terrace.
. Might provide: some interest-

, dng results,. While ‘Rupert has

the handicap: of “many pre-
war homes. which have deter-.
28 Age ally. here is ‘con- ~

‘ algerable: Unrest’ at the. ‘state’
» of Bomeof the Terrace shacks.
The .; Rupert menor lists: ‘

between: 2300...
/ of 9,850: dwelling

-Bubetandand or Inadequate,

; ite. .
nounced in’ ‘the. very, reir. _ .
Coun

ture, ‘out’ of -Muntelpal.

‘| ination” only: five received their

licenses, ° Stx. ‘others received
provisional licences,

the gas fitter's licence,

The. Licence -will come in hady
when the natural gas pipeline is
completed and homes and offices
begin..to .hook ‘up to the: line,

Pacific Northern Gas Company
area -managerBud Mooney. sald
the course and examination were
difficult,

‘He: explained that the course
was” designed to be taken in. 60
hours instead of the 16-hour crash
program held in Terrace. ~

The’ examiner had expected

Mooney. eaid,..

exam in six month’s time.
and hoo

ete years experience
ben uml j
be: te

“or faul ulty- ‘hookups even

apes d the applicants:

@.- examination, |.’

a Class’ One gas fit.
ter: Bekele, tate Sid Sephy |

To Sid, it was a gas

race, I. W, Stewart, T, R. Pat.
erson and W. H, Ward of Kitimat,
Christiansen works ‘in Kitimat,

: Provisional tickets - were
granted to Gerry Kind, D. H,
Shaw, Tom Tuner and Alex Dun-
bar of Terrace, C, C, Middleton
and Robert: Rummélhott of. Kiti-.
mat also received Provisional
Uckets. ;

| equipment,

Teneo Herald earller reroite

4 | ed that Strachan Construction of |... ¢
Kitimat. had’ been awarded ' the

$168,000 contract for atwo-stage
expansion, . |

It is presumed that the extra
amount listed by the company will
include new equipment, ..

Finning’s present branchbulld:

. {ing was built only four yearsago,

Jack. Ewart, branch manager,
sald the expansion | is to ‘take
care of business growth caused
primarily Rie increased pulp and

Jogging acth

The shor Ll to have ‘a new,
electric’ five-ton crane as well
as the latest welding equipmerit,
The concrete floor will be steel
reinforced to withstand the multi-
ton weights of. heavy crawler
a much ‘ enlarged
steam clean area will be pro-
vided, and Improved spray paint
facilities will be installed,

TIME CHANGES
FOR CN TRAINS.

- Return to standard time ‘Sune
day means changes in Canadian

National Rallways schedule outof |”
“Terrace, —

CN announcedthis week that the
eastbound passenger train from
Terrace will leave at 12:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

‘Westbound to Prince Rupert, the

train leaves at 4:25-p.7a. Sunday,
Wednesday and Friday, . ”

‘ity ‘to: enforce seonnections . to

sewer. and water lines. :
We have had a-very favorable
connection rate-in: the past,” he
said,’ But he added that because
of. costs to the municipality, the
rates-would bé raised,’
 Council:was also’ toldthat local’
hanks had offered home irtiprove-
ment-Joans to any householder
wishing to finance sewer .con-
nections. ©)...

Kitimat cc
had: message
for Trudeau —

~ Kitimat Chamber of Commoree
have reminded | Prime: Minister
Trudean that Canada-ts not “a
country ..4,000 miles Jong and a
fow miles. ‘wide, armel

~ Chamber.’ ‘president G. W Ww,
| whiteness told a meeting in Kig-
mat October 16 that this was part —
of the message handed by his dele«
gation. to /Teudeaws. executive
assistant, —

Whitehead reported on “Une”
delegation’s trip. to the annual
mecting of the CanadianChamber
of Commerce at:

- “We learned a great deal about
the intricacies andcomplications
of promoting: industrial and port
development, " he sald, wl,

Sid Sheisby was the only-man |.
working. in’ Terrace’ to’ receive “es

only & two per cent passing rate,

- Those ‘who’ flunked and those |
who hold the provisional lcenee | -
Bet‘another chance to write tha x

“Provisional: Ueence holders|.¥
“J are ‘able to. handle installation |.

t-up service: for. natural)
gas when they work under supers!
: vigor of a Heence holder, - ~ ,

there Was BI ‘danger, a:

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