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PLAY BALL is the springtime sound that set some 180 Terrace younsters
in motion when Little, Pony and Junior league baseball action started
j Monday. Representing potential Yogi Berras, Willie Mays and Sandy

Pete Fanning,

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Koufax es are (left) Roy Munson (centre) Brian Hobbs and
Vernon Jacques,

issued an urgent appeal to parent or adult

of the Community,
type people to help out as .

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has

coaches, managers, or just assistants, porticularly: ir in: the. pony “league
(age-range 12-14), People wanting to do something for sports-minded:
youngsters in this town can give Fanning a call at the centre (635-2344) .

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GRAVEL APPROACH to the Williams Creek Bridge made one resident of Jack
Pine Flats feel that dirt has been done to that community. But Highways Depart-
ment has some. reassuring news. Story below.

Highways Department Reveals New Plans

‘Local residents unhappy with —
Williams Creek Bridge approach

George Georgeson elaims:
that the Hon. Phil Gaglardi
has done him dirt, -

Or at least given him gravel
when he would. have preferred
rocks,

Georgeson ig ona ‘of the peo-
ple who use the Williams Creek
bridge on the ol Kitimat ‘igh
way.

And his point of contention
is that Mr. Gaglardi promised
that the bridge linking the com-
munity with the new -highway
would be repaired,

The bridge itself is sound
but the approach was washed
away last winter, |

The bridge was out of action
until the spring ..

STATIC IN-THE AIR-

Terrace toilet 1 was |
in shocking state

Terrace is a shocking . town.
_ Ws charged with: alate elec:

| tricity.

Joe Cunningham, mew “editor
of the Terrace Herald, is dn a
state of. shock,

And he's ready to’ ralse some
static about it, -

‘He'claims to be the -only |’!
‘editor of the Terrace’ - Herald:
ever’ to ‘bo electrocuted by: a
‘tollet:bowl |, x

"His. first night in’ town” he
innocently grasped - the . metal
lever of: the toilet for the Pur.
pose.of flushing sane, eo

He was shocked. 0"

There ‘were more pips and

“alx. ‘months. ot ‘Batinan’ shows
‘When “you. can't: trust : “your:

trust,” he: commented _Blalntive. |.

completely harmless,

‘the present warm weather.
An‘ alrpoxt:.spokesman™. sald)’

‘present ” conditions. : Contacte . ‘by. the: ‘Herald

‘cher at Skeana Secondary

|" tread ; charges. ‘accumulate inj

“RKapows” than’ you'd heér” in our Partloules,” te. sald.|

Can: : “you |:

" For moet: Teta ee cite hs : : ted

rising static has: been. felt main-
ly by sharp stabbing: twinges
when opening car doors,

It's a short sharp sensation

“he Herald’ called the Ter.
race aiport' to ask why there is
so ‘much sudden. electricity In
that’ ‘Tow humidity. eteated the

Mr. Chen: ‘Wing, selence tea
gave -a moré detailed explana:|.

Hon...
““Hecause of the: dry. air, elec] .

é Particles’: pot:

Now a highways department
erew has repaired the approach
with gravel.

“It’s nothing but loose gravel,
It will wash away just like it
-did last fall,” Georgeson -com-
mented,

"“Mr. Gaglardi .promised us
that the bridge would be fixed
property.”

Georgeson feels that a rock
base would make the 18foot
approach last,

“The bridge was out for six
months last winter and then
the highways department sendg
a crew in for three days, throws
down at little gravel and. that’s
tt,” he ‘Sommented,

HARDSHIP

: Georgeson sald that if the
bridge approach is washed out
again It will mem real hard-
ship'to.the Jack Pine Flats
community of eight families,

He works in Kitimat and
claims that he. has to drive an
extra’ 16 miles éach day when
the bridge is out of commission.

‘Highwaya Department District
Engineer Don ‘Johnson said that
‘the ‘gravel’ approach ‘was strict.

a temporary measure bo. open
th e pede, |

‘e-have: the ‘money:
Aut a d'We are ready t

Columbia Cellulose Reveals $2 Million Project

New deepsea dock for Rupert

PRINCE RUPERT — A new, |.
all-concrete, deepsea loading

dack will be built at the Colum:

bia Cellulose pulp mill complex
on Watson Island near Prince
Rupert,

The contract ‘has been award:

Jed to a consortium ‘of HL A.

Simons (International) (19867)
Ltd. and Vancouver Pile driv-
ing & Contracting Co: Ltd.

One owner

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They will handle engineering
and construction, turning the
new dock over to Columbia Cel-
lulose 28 a complete and work-
ing unit,

Demolition of the old wooden
dock, destroyed by fire in. Feb,]
JTuary, is "now in progress. —~

A large part of the pulp pro-
duced by the two mills is nor-

mally loaded for overseas. cus-

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