Breaker....breaker

Sunday was a very full
and active day with a great
deal of ‘activity in the CB
field. Cricket, bless her
heart, has been very active
in putting all the confusion
into order with respect to
the club files, The required
annual reports fer the
Registrar of Societies have
ali been prepared and are in
the mail. Super Thief and J
have laid out a basis for
committee action in the
future, so that with a
checklist to follow a com-
mittee chairperson should
have a much easier job in
any given project. Super
Cookie has reorganized the
membership books so that
they are now in the format
that meet government
requirements. And best of
all, the coffee break at the
Sandman was exceptionally
well attended with many
visitors from Kitimat.

One can really appreciate
the smooth flow that we
normally have on our nets
after the lack of courtesy
shown by the out-of-towner
on the net last Sunday.

’ Courtesy is what enables us

all touse the radio spectrum
with relative ease and in
such a manner that we ALL
can get our messages across

‘ with little bother to others.

Itis hoped that all who were
listening don’t judge ALL
Kitimat CBers by the
example shown by one in-

_dividual.

Greyhound and . Joker

_ passeda note to Cedar Wood

to include on the net that the
first Annual Rain Dance will
be held in Kitimat on June 4.
Bar opens at 19:30, dancing
gets underway at 21:00 and

will run to 02:00. Admission

The monthly meeting of

is $7 per person. The door
prize is a mew 40 channel
radio with over $500 in other
prizes. The proceeds from
this dance will be donated to
the “Jaws of Life” through
the Kitimat Fire Depart-
ment. Tickets available
from Joker or Greyhound —
to be held in the Legion Hail.

Areminder to all Active
B.5.C, members: Your 1977
dues are now due. Super
Cookie (Lié) will be glad to
collect from you. those
interested in joining the club
should contact her for in-
formation and application
forms, Remember: Forms
must be filled out and dues
paid before it is brought up
to a general meeting for
acceptance.

Mama Boots and Papa
Boots have been active in
the Turkey rolls af the last
two coffee breaks. The
winner of the roll finished
Sunday, March 13 was Super

Thief, Happy Cooker and.

Raven the winners of the
two rolls held March 20. We
are not too proud and will
even let the Kitimat visitors
win.

The Kitimat visitors also
inform us that starting on
April 4 there will be a
continuous monitoring, 24
hours a day, on channel 9 for
emergency purposes. Keep
that in mind if you are in
their groundwave radius
and needheilp, -

I would like to affer some
food for thought to the many
who donot normally use the
sideband frequencies, yet
hustle right over if skip
starts coming in. There is no
way that you, or any other
local operator, can get a
comeback if you are con-

- DX ... standin

- Service

tinuously calling ca, ca, ca
. 5
much better to wait until

you are pulling in a good

signal and then to reply to
that station direct. A direct
contact will usually achieve
more positive results. Quite
oiten a local station will be
making contact with
another local slation will
walk all over the comeback
with a blind blanket call.
Make sure you have turned
your squelch off, your RF
gain up and then listen,
EFORE you key up that
mike, Use courtesy and it
will be returned.

The Tomahawk tribe have
a raffle going with one of
those Yukon things as the
rize. Tickets are three for
1.00 and available from
Geronimo, Fifi, Bunny,
Dino, Toolie and various
others, All Proceeds go in
the pot and will be going
down to the Telethon next

year.

. Any CBer in the area with
information or news af:
fecting the General Radio
spectrum and
wishing to incorporate same
‘into this column, can get in
touch with me on channel 19
days or lower 16 evenings,
Terrace also has a regular
column in the CB Round-
table, available from Dino
(01), Northward Com-
munications or Terrace
Electronics.

Don't forget that the next
regular meeting is Thur-
sday, April 1 at 19:30 hours
at my (Toolie’s) 20, 4824
Straume Avenue.

We’re going topass you all
the good numbers and back
out of here for now, catch
youlater. This is XM 14-982,
QRT.

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THE TERRACE ROTARY CLUB recently played a best of five series

ro oe Bit to

with the Terrace Jaycees, losing ina close game fhree sets to two. Above,
Rotary Ace, Bert Goulet, closes his eyes in terror that the ball may fall
into his hands, To the left, Rotarian Bob Harvey, looks on in dismay. The
game took place on the E.T. Kenney Gym floor. .

Around the Regional District |

Department fer assistance

then flows away to Alaska.

Creek, for support in getting

residents incentive’ in

sibility for liens or liability

the Kitimat-Stikine under the Youth Em- Director Bobbie Ball was the senior governments to cleaning up their yards and in undertaking this spon-
Regional District took place ployment Program for not present at the time of construct a multi-purpose boulevards. sorship.
in the Terrace boardroom, coordinatorstobe employed discussion of the above instructional room for

on Saturday, March 19 with
Chairman Joe Banyay in the
Chair, ;

Director Bobbie Ball will
represent the Regional
District at public hearings

on matters~-concerning’

British Columbia Railway
Company.

The Regional District has
indicated that they will
support efforts initiated by
the Cariboo Regional
District to close loopholes in
the Strata Subdivision Act
which allows developers to
obtain approval through a

Surveyor’s —cer-
tification only without
Regional] District approval.

The Regional District
administration will prepare
three resolutions for
presentation during the
North Central Municipal
Association convention to be
held on hoard the cruise ship

- formation

in the camp’s summer
program,

A letter from the Director —
of Weigh Scale Branch in-

dicating that the Transport
Committee recently con-
‘vened- ta’ deliberate on
various complaints and
suggestions resulting from
the new overwidth travel

conditions was received and _
filed.

A letter from the
President of the Stikine
Valley Community
Association concerning the
location of the new dump
site as proposed and asking
that a site on Dease Lake
Road two miles from
Telegraph Creek be con-
sidered was not acted upon
by the Board following in-
_from = Ad-
ministrater John Pousette
that the proposed site would
conflict with an airstrip
proposal.

request.

Further telegrams have
gone forth to tne premier
and Transport Ministers,
Otto Lang and Jack Davis,

‘insisting that a meeting:be .
s=held to-discuss the serious:

transportation problems in
west coast communities.

pooard Chairman Joe
anyay expressed surprise

leasure that President

erry York of the New
Hazelton Chamber of
Commerce gets along well
with Director Marty Allen
who represents that area on
the Board. This information
was made known to the
Board members in a letter
from Mr. York giving the
names of the new directors
of the Chamber.

No action was taken on a
letter from D.J. Spalding of
the Fish and Wildlife
Branch in regards to

Junior Secondary School
students and a _ mini-
gymnasium was granted by
the Board. Director Percy

Tait noted that the existing .

facility is of log cabin
construction. with outdoor
facilities.and né“water. ©

Harold Reay has been
assigned to attend a. con-
ference sponsored by the
Centre for Continuing
Education on Management
and Growth by Local
Government to be held
March 25 in Vancouver.

A letter from Outdoors
Uniittered asking that a
coordination of a clean-up
campaign take place during
the week of May 9 to 15 as

part of a “Pitch in 77” |

campaign was received and
filed by the Board. 7

Administration was
directed to act on a
recommendation from

Directors voted to have
one-third of their salaries
considered as an allowance
for expenses as provided for
under the Income Tax Act.
This means that one-third of
their salaries. will not be

‘ taxable...

The Board agreed to
sponsor the Kitimat Flying
Club for the purpose of
allowing that group to
quality for funding under
the Canada Works
Program. It was stipulated

. that the Regional District

would not accept respon-

The District of Terrace

NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will
be held on proposed Land Use Contract
Modification By-law Project No. ADP-02-7708,

The annual budget was
read for the final time and
approved. Expenditures for
1977 will reach $1,351,498.

The Board, will write in
support of an.application for
the principals of Terrace Air
that it be granted a Class 4
Charter Licence.

The Board approved the
commissioning of an
engineering firm to un-
dertake a study to establish
the cost of installation of a
water and sewer system in
Thornhill. .

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“Princess Patricia” May 10 os firearms closure on Lakelse Poa ‘oti : d Land Use Contract Modification is
; n S¢ Regional District Assistant §f The proposed Land Use Contract Moaitic a
tor 15. The Board refused tofund Lake pending wat pie Planner Bob Marcellin that Mf concerned with the following area:
Aninvoiceinan amountof 2 Proposal by the Stikine hearings which | qake the involved government . |
siisss from Crowder Valley Community pret ohn Sarich did Seetelesbeurged to enforce J Flic R211 oa, ace an iene Lat 202,
ones Association to tear down one ector ‘ existing legislation in the subdivided by Plan 6486), District Lot 362,

Communications Ltd., was
approved for payment
despite protests from
Chairman Joe Bahyay who
expressed the opinion that
the Regional District should
not pay for studies which
have not been com-
missioned in advance. The
fee was for a feasibility
study and report to provide
television coverage to the
Meziadin Lake Highways
Camp.

Gordon. Fisher,
Recreation Director at Nass
Camp was told to apply

directly to the Labour

~qurm tou.
TURK TO US
WITH CONFIDENCE

of the two garbage chutes
and repair or rebuild the
central chute so that a
scenic and histerical site
can be prepared. Ad-
ministrator John Pousette
noted that garbage chutes
‘are completely illegal and
that these were used to

dump garbage in the middle

of the Stikine River where it

To All

express the opinion that the

south end of the Jake should

be closed. He did not feel

that there are many

waterfowl present so that

sportsman would not be
ndered.

A request from Ivan
Quack, Chief of the Tahltan
Indian Band at -Telegraph'

Scenie Highways Act. This
will involye the local
Ministry of Highways and
the RCMP.

The Regional District
Thornhill Refuse
{dump) will be operated on
4 no-charge basis to non-
commercial users from May
1 to May 15 to provide

Contractors Concerned:

Effective March 1, 1977, to facilitate
our work schedule, installation of water and
sewer laterals by the District of Terrace will

. be done on Monday, Tuesday and

Wednesday of the first and third week of
every month. |

For further information contact

Site j

Straume Avenue, -

Corporation of

Rupert.

Tith, 1977 at 7:00 p.m,

Range 5, Coast District, Plan 967 and the
west half of Block 34, District Lot 362,
Range 5, Coast District, Plan 967, Street
Address 3429 Eby Streef and 4830 & 4836

The general intent of the proposed Land Use
Contract Modification By-law is to modify Land
‘Use Contract No, 87205 between ihe District of
! Terrace and the Roman Catholic Episcopal
Prince

(ajextend the date of completion for con-
struction of ail items listed on Schedule “L”
to September 30th, 1977;

(b} add ta Schedule “L.” the requirement that
ali works not constructed by September
30th, 1977 shall be completed by the District ,
of Terrace at the sole expense of the Raman
Catholic Episcopal Corporation of Prince

The proposed Land Use Contract Modification
By-law may be viewed by any and all persons
requiring more specific information, during
regular business hours at the Municipal Hall,
The Public Hearing shall
Municipal Council Chambers on Tuesday, April

Rupert to:

be held in the

Town House. From
Concentrate. Sweet or
Natural. 48 fl. oz. Tin,.......... svceaenl

Beef Chuck

Cross Rib
Roast
$1.29

Ground Beef

Grade
Cc +

Safeway
Regular
Quality SEPT COK ATS ACEC A EK ORR EE STIRS {b.

Prices Effective

March 23rd to March 26th

In Terrace Safeway Store
Sales in Retail Quantities Only

SAFEWAY

CANADA SAFEWAY LIMITE O

Any and all persons having an interest in the
7-8 proposed Land Use Contract Modification By-

i law Project Na. ADP.02-7708 shall take notice
and be governed accordingly.

MacKays

Funeral
Home

Phone 635-2444
Terrace, B.C. -
Serving Kitimat —

Charles Hansen, Water and Sewer Branch
Head at 635-6311 - Local 54.

C. Hansen
District of Terrace

G.W. Buchanan
Clerk-Administrator
DISTRICT OF TERRACE