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- cautions to _ Protect

‘Long distance swim

Veronica Michiel, nine years ‘old, recently swam one Q
mile across Lakelse Lake non-stop. In her first attempt |

~ at ' swimming the length of the lake, she went from her.
father’s. summer home on the west side to her grand- id

father's, ‘Clarence Michiel, on tie east side.

NOTRE DAME UNIV.

| Teachers charge

McGeer, others.

VANCOUVER (CP) —
Education Minister Pat.
McGeer ia not lone in facing
char reese levelled by the
Fac
Notre . meme University

eon -Labor Relations
Board has been exploded to
include: Walter Hardwick,
deputy education minister:
Jim Bennett, McGeer’s
esecutive « assistant; Bill
Gemetrone, Universities
Council of ritish Columbia.

Help ‘sought
- against fire

“VICTORIA. (CP) — The

British Columbia . govern-

ment; has urged rural

- homeowners to take ste eps to

help” defuse the potentially

cry forest fire situ-
in the province.

H.: Owen, ‘head of the -

forest service protection
division, \ a ‘news
release ‘Wednesday’ that
owners of summer cottages
and other residerices in: the
_province’s wooded areas
should take maximum fer
e

property:

“Funeral

~~ services

~~ Lorna White
Funeral services for the

late; Lorna White will take
place on Friday August 19th

Hall in Cedervale. :
memorial service ‘will be

held.on ‘Thuraday at 7:06 ;

‘pm. in the Salvation Army
Hall in Terrace. : .

«MacKays Funeral Ser-
vices are in charge of
arrangements.

ey Lo
i

Paul Doll

Funeral ‘services for the
ate, Paul Lindberg Doll age
“will. take “place. on

turday: Aug. 20 at 2:00

Bm.-in The Salvation Army

, Rall with Capt. Bill Young

officiating and the Roy;

Canadian. Legion par-
Hicipating. Cremation 1s to
follow, - Donations’ to. the:
Salvation Army would be
appreciated m lieu. of.
lowers. MacKays: Funeral

ces are in charge. of.

arrangements. —

ty. Association of .

in

saa ca

.could reasonabl

-McGeer in June,
roposed bill would abolish

‘contention, its TT

= dians who have been opera

chairman; “Brian “as,
Simon. Fraser University
academic vice-preside ty
Dr, Dan Birch, SFU ass
te vice “president; and
George | Pedersen, Uyi-

ersity ao Fa aby Se aneh vi

Been MER ed 18°F:
complaint to the B.C. tal r
Relations Board. —

_FANDU says all of th
individuals have vid
Section 5 of the provin
labor code which prohi
“intimid tion of anykind
fave.
effect of compelling or
ducing a.person'to.

, fe-
frain from becoming, or: ‘to
- continue or to cease to be,

member of: trade union;
FanDU is a directly
chartered ‘local .of the
Canadian Labor Congress.
Its complaint is based on
statements by all of the
individuals to the effect that
continued: post secondary

. education at NDU'in Nelach
in southeastern B.C. would,

at the very least,

‘seriously jeopardized byt!

existence of “union

, faculty association, .

The complaint refers to
Bill 68, introduced 7%
e

ih certification’ ‘and
collective bargaining rights
held by the association,.

. while renaming the Nelson

institution the -David
Thompson. University

Centre.
The. association cha

' that members of. the ou

faculty have been warned
that in order to keep their

t get Pad. of
aie 700 p.m. in the Salvation fobs they must ge

ANDU. And to back up its:

Spill.

= he is" not* yet pre]

ed ::

... daughter, ‘Yolanda King,
was injured and taken to |

~ bound:

‘The Yellowhead . ‘Dollars:
aren't going atywhere.

.The whole idea of the
‘promotion, sald Taney
Provost, Co-ordinator of the
Yellowhead Association,
was threefold ; toraise funds

A federal: biologist says

Porpoise ‘Harbor at Port

Edward had the highest.
polychlorinate. biphenyl
(PB) contamination in

. North America when tested .
. in January,

Otto Langer says. the
PCB’s in the harbor have

spread since -initial ‘testa.

taken immediately after. a
transformer explosion at
Canadian. Cellulose’s
Company Watson Island:
mill on Jan. 22, which is
alleged to have caused the

PENSION {
ACCORD

VANCOUVER (CV) — ee
- Tentative agreement. was 7).

reached Wednesday on
a unified pension plan for
International. Woodworkers
of America members in the
three’ British “Columbia
regions, industry ©
spokesmen said.

Keith Bennett, president —
of © Forest ; industrial”
Relations. whi ia dhot the
employers, sald

“pension agreement: is.
subject to. ‘satisfactory ©:

Conclusion - ‘jo negotiations
ona master contract.

Jack’. Munro, union,
western
president,

said * the

‘ agreement is an important -

breakthrough,’ but_ added

reconimetid acceptance"

‘A-unified pension plan for.
the. Coast, Southern In-- .
terior and Northern ‘In-
terior regions has been a:

major stumbling block in
| negotiations.

“Details of the pension-plan

gettlemand. and: date for

resumption: of full-scale |
negotiations have not yet -
been announced, ,

“Injured
in mishap’

carrie King, of. Terrace,

“has been c iarged ‘with.

failing to stop at a red: light
after 'shé was involved: inca.
traffic accident Tuesday at
6:40 p.m. at the corner of
‘Lakelse and Emerson.

Her. three-year-old.

hospi She. was later, |
released.

According to police, King”
“was proceeding west on
Lakelse when she failed to

stop at the red light and was |

‘struck in the driver's side by
4 northbound vehicle driven ..
by Harold Fillmore of Port

_ Saskatchewan, Alta.

The King vehicle then
went. through the in-

tersection and struck. a |

vehicle driven by Steve
Hoving of Terrace. The
Hoving vehicle was stopped
at the lights in. the. east:
lane. - :

“Police estimate ‘the total.
ry to ‘the two vehicles:

3,000

{cannery

“can 7 atl | ‘rebound

bella bella, be. cp: The loss of $1 million in canned
salmon in abarge accidegt will not affect the future of .

Native Fisherman’s ‘Co-op cannery at Shearwater,

B.C, near this central British Columbia community,,
said plant manager’ Bob-Harris ‘Tuesday,

‘Just ‘about all the:,9,000 cases were lost: ‘but

everythl ng was. insured,” ‘he said. :

The ca

smashed throug. ithe side of the bar e. .

when they were dislodged by a strong swell w!
being towed down Queen Charlotte Sound. The lose
will represent: about oné, third of the cannery's output

- this year, said Harris. ‘
Previously operated by’
cannery was bought three

‘Millbarike Industries, the

cab ago by 234 local In- .

ng itas aco-operative.

material w
60 feet of the spill site, but in

region vice-

JACK SJEANNEAU

Co

‘LEGAL CURRENCY UNTIL SEPTS

to promote tourism in the

northwest regions’ of the
‘province, to keep various:

communities in touch with
one another and. help
each other's localities, and

to: help. make everyone:

- area perta

realize the value of tourism
and having souvenira of this
ng to this area.

This year's dollar - the
firstin a series of 10- has the
map eof the B.C. Tourist
Region “Ge” on one side, and

a crest of Terrace to mark
city on the other side.
‘The coins are pure nickel,

with a mirror-like finish and
reeded ‘edge, and

PCB CON TAMINA TION:

He said originally’

was found within

later. teats, . material was
found 200 feet away.
Langer sald if Cancel

ignores an order to clean up:

~ not know w!

- Porpoise harbour is bad news

losion and’ does
at else to clean

is facing
laid ib

transfer or indirectly depositing a

Pace frequented by fish.
' The case ere in
June and has been ad-
journed to Oct. 11.

up.
‘CanCel
charges, y En
vironment C under
the Fisheries Act, of directly —

PCB's Environment .

Canada will undertake the
cleanup and -attempt to
recover the estimated
#100,000 cost from CanCel in
cour e ‘

CanCel vice-president ,

Donald. Best says the

- company has cleaned up the
a land contamination from the

ared tor

"CARRIERS: oe oe

2 Must be reliable and horiest. ‘Yeu wit collect each month, a

1 Must becnger to Incrense the number of customers on n your route.

Fill out coupona and

Kitimat for 22 niles

Wr

itin atthe Hora Id office today; to the Attention ot

- Scott wins contract

‘yororita (CP) — paving ‘on: the Jobn Hart
provincial government tas Highway between Chief
Dvarded & $1.7. million Road and O'Dell Road,
contract to" L.G. Scott and and on the Salmon River
Sons Construction .Ltd. af

, George.

the 50th anniversary of that ©

harmful substance in a: are eligible for a colored TV

’ Yellowhea

Road north of Prince

THE HERALD, Thursday, August 18, 1977, PAGE 3.
: ; os “Ss . .

Yellowhead dollars sell poorly

a otiable as currency

tng region until Sep-

orwell make good

to. send anyone,”
‘Provost. continued. “The
coins are in plastic pouches,

_,.80 they are especially

welcomed by coin collec-
tors. The'dies of the coins
will be given to the town
which is specialized on

coin - this year’s ee ote
presented to Terrace.”
participating in the sale of
these Yellowhead Dollars

setin a Thanksgiving draw.

The more Dollars the firm

sells, the more tickets are
added to the draw.

“So hel Ip circulate the

Dollars, says

rec atuenan ‘Take them

gifts for. friends. ‘ hel

out the whole region and it
will promote tourism in our
Province like nothing else

_ IMMEDIATELY

eS

Papers must be dovra before Taam |

* ]

of the businesses

New doc

ANDREW KADZIOLKA

is. from Guelph, On-
tarlo. He has received
his Doctor of Optometry
Degree. from the
University of Waterloo,

Recently Andrew ac-
cepted a position with
Vic Hawes 0.D. to assist
in Hawes’ new practice
in Kitimat as well as in
Terrace and Smithers.

; Early Morning Newspaper

ARRIERS NEEDED

THORNHILL

"Boys: or. girls ll to 14 years old, but age

———— - ig no barrier, Don’t hesitate. Excellent profits ~

to be made. Here's your chance to make the

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