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TERRACE, B.C.,

| Prenler’a Offieay

. : Victoria, B.C. :.

THURSDAY OCTOBER a, ‘1971 _

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“Terrace construction | a y usy. affair d

Schools. go to books
by way of construction |

-KITIMAT - At present there’
fare.three building projects
a eoing on in the Kitimat schools.

* These, are the libraries at
Whitesail and .Cormorant

lemeniary. . ‘schools. and ‘ithe:,

yminasium. at Alexander

lemeniary; -

These three projects are ‘not :

major building programs ‘but
wmore a completion of parts
hich could not-be done when
they were first built because of
inancial probléms.
gregarded as being a working

part of the schcol and ndt.,

xtras, or frills.

Libraries are becoming the
entre or hub of the school life:
nd are used for studying.

esearch work, and classroom
ork,
In Kitimat a gym is needed

. library

They are -.

because for most of the school
year weather doesn’t allow any
outside activity.

Until now both Whitesait and

‘Cormorant. have been ‘using an ‘
‘ordinary: classroom -for “their ’
‘This ° proved: yery.
unsdtisfactory asit wasn't large ©

enough for the students to use

for ‘any length of time and so. ;
’ they.couldn’t sit down and study:
"put could only Bo to get books"to;

take out.
The new library in Cormorant

will, be the size of.a standard |

classroom, Original estimated

Kitimat events |

The first official meeting of the Kaldala Home and School

@ Association will be held on Tuesday, Oct. 26-at 8:00 p.m, in the .

§ Kildala School Library. There will be an open: ‘discussion | on any
ea problems that have arisen this term. if you “have: any -
| suggestions for furture meetings call Mr. Glen Yearley B35-4H54.

@ or Mrs. Ruby Pwen 632-6741.

@ «The Alcan Staff Club will hold & dress-up Sadie Hawkins s style
@ cance on Oct. 23 in the Legion Hall. The'dance will begiri at 8:00

Fee is $10, per couple. | The. dante As open to Alcan Staff Club

= members only.

Reminder of the Fashion Show sponscred anviually by the
Ladies Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion. It will be held on °-
Oct, 21 at 8:00 p.m. in the. Legion‘ Hall. Fashions by the Bay, “

mS ne

ms Entry fee of $1. $0 Door: prize, and refreshment.s- a Tale

Registered Nurses (Kitimat: Kemano), of BC. “wl: hol a.

m inecting on Wednesday, Oct. 20 at 7:30 p.m. in. the ‘Nurses.
- Library, third floor ofthe Kitimat, Genéral Hospital. All’ nurses
' are ie” to attend, “The program will be announced at the

nentary: School: Performance

of an ordinary ‘classroom,

, Construction in the downtowii Terrace area 1s. proceeding in a.

very ambitious rate as Workanen are hard at. work at three
different projects shown in the photos. On the right construction ©

-of the new. four -storey ‘Terrace Hotel,
foundations -and framing~has commenced. .

Initial . work. on
the © left

construction of a new twostary office building located tn Kalum
and Park. . The ‘building, constructed by Trigo Francisco of
Trigo Footwear and Repair Service, has the capacity to develop

- $ntoa four story complex. Picture below shows workers lnying

cement and groundwork for new sidewalks on the corner of
Kalum and Lakelse. Completion for sidewalks ls one _ week. °

For the construction, original

' estimated cost was $58,500.

Because the school: board is -
acting as general contractor.

> and contracting. out’ ‘portions of. .

work they: ‘expect to be able to..
knock’. about. $10,000. off the.
estimated price.

The adlition: toy Whitesail,
which is being prefabricated in

Vancouver by. Fabtec Ltd, is
~ expected to be in use by ‘the end

of November. The Library will
be made in three pieces each 10°
x 40°. It will be shipped up by -

_ cost of this, including the : barge and then installed, on the -

installation: of. vandal. alarms. ©
and upgrading. of the hallway
“lighting: in the existing building: :
’ is $36,500, The Whitesail library -
will be about Me times. the size. :

“sight, At ~.the. moment -.
foundations are being laid. The
library will be on the second
: floor of the school, being built on
stilts witha covered play area
- underneath. ‘This play area will
. have anasphalt floor and will be -
the only place outdoors that the
_ children can. play. during the
' winter months.

Cormorant school: is being
' built by the traditional frame
conatruction. Its date of use will
depend on how ‘the weather is.

When these two libraries are
complete ‘all schools ‘in the
Kitimat.. School. District will
-have libraries... Originally .
* -Nechako and Kildaia were built

without libraries.’ However two

“Some. -walls | were.
: ‘enlarge: a.

alot in the! 7

ing: “built at

the completed: school. “Up:to.
now the school hasn't hada gym
at.all and they had been: using:

.- the 4th’: pod fora. temporary:
~ gym. In the last year the school -

population has risen so that they
now need his “extra pa as a

uit fist Kiyosht

y.
Mount Elizabeth High School Drania
Elizabeth! ‘Seconda

: : A rummage: SB.
‘basement. Oct. 380 at.

turd,
pop hottles,,
Pexitimat b bop
the Smithers Ne

_etpected:

cord weeks, |.

: I jl. was in the |
original ‘plan and is Stage. 2 of

‘Kitimat+

Terrace
ready

TERRACE - Terrace’ hockey’
players can dig out the old ice
skates: and exercise the old :-
broken arms and other injured :

bodily paris,
_The Terrace Carlings hockey. - ,
club will be holding their first’:

practise Monday, 0 October 25, a
8:15pm: °: :

Arena’ and -
~interested*- ‘players .-
- Seoeuraaed to come: _ or meet ©!

they “are.

hockey
to go.

at- the Skeena Hotel before: 7
- Bm, Monday, to catch a ride. ©

_ Another’ practise will beheld”: -
"October 27 at the: same Hime and

‘place

_ chanpions,. from: last’ year. .

‘club in any way, shape or fora :

are welcome to come-out, .

therman says snow has been falling to the 3 2000 foot

el:"The actual town level, about 200 feet above sea level, will
it likely: be camouflaged in the White stuff until another. month -.
o, tie is happy topredict. Temperatures are however. running —
ive to'ten degrees below average seasonal figures and .
untot rainfall this year, etree mee lower than last year's

One ringy dingy comes
to Kitsault residents

“KITSAULT - At 12; o1 .a.m.,
October 17th, Kitsault residents
ere provided : with | initial
-automatic dial. telephone
“SeTVICe. | *

The: fideing’ thle SeHbice of

the portable exchange: will.”
provide local residents “with -:

initial local: dial telephone ~
service and. long distance |

service through. Terrace,'’’ »
stated Stan Patterson, Terrace
District Manager.. “Additional:

long distance circuits are to be: *

added at a later date,’’ he said.

In addition, the- townsite : is |

being served by semi-post pay
coin telephones. .
To provide the townsite ‘with .

initial telephone cable facilities :

and facilities for growth,'some
10,500 feet of aerial cable was.

Nis shgas. >
lands case |

to court. a |

TERRACE,. B.C. 1€P) —
’ Frank Calder, president. af
the Nishga: Native Tribal. :
Council, said today the --
_ Nishga lands-claim case will
go beforé the’ ‘Supreme ( Court »
at Canada Nov.:24: uo

The : Nishgas, .:who ‘have:

*-been: fighting: for -years in:
. British ‘Columbia ‘courts for. :
ownership of approximately

.the Nass... Valley ‘north. of |

" ‘"y» ‘Terrace, base thelr ‘claim on -
Terrace. Garlings will again ve Cl Then:
be ‘playing in the Kitimat’
“Commercial League: in which:
“the... defending =:

_ “described. tas th

aboriginal: rights. -*

Mr, es " Bie

important. legal, -eage™ for - =.
Indians since, the: ‘coming, o

Liver loge nesda :
the federal. fisheries epar

'? ament not to discrimine in th
F “of justi

5,000 square miles:of land In °

strung throughout the townsite

_ earlier this. year vat » costs

‘exceeding $13,700, ;
we 200 line 10° x rig portable

\ the Kitsault radio building after

being shipped to the townsite by .

KOSYGIN'S ‘$ VISIT

1

iy > the. . “tele ghe ‘subscribers,
: E. c eras Toau tian ae
wes placed'inta:service.next to

barge from Vancouver, | This ae
installation took phice in, early
September... *

.. The commjinity. with some “a0°
houses

—manily “employe

Molybdenim. Mines:
Total’ cost. ‘of exchang a
installation was: $80,000.

‘Vancouver plans:

demonstrations -

VANCOUVER, (CP). —A

: spokesman for Vancouver's s-

santi-Kosygin : demonstrators

"said Wednesday attempts by

extremists to attack ar’
‘assassinate the Soviet premier.
on his | visit ‘here remain - a.

” erganizing the: “Mass . Memon
‘strations Saturday ‘to’ keep ‘the
“more. radical” and “militant. of
"their followers: within peaceful
bounds,

bounds. — ;

‘The comments about’ ‘the p pos.”
_Sibility of violence against Mr...
’ Kosygin came’ as a news, con- |
- ference organized by Wayne

"Ryan; chairman of the co-ordin-*~
. _ ating Committee, for the Kosy 7

~ ein. Protest.

“At an : ” Ottawa news con:
‘ference «Wednesday, | - Mr.
_. Kosygin: referred: to demon-

_‘strations ‘against. him as “ll-
tended. ‘sallies: by. riff-raff.":

“Mr. Rayn opened the: confer:
“ence here by reading the test of

‘astelegram sent. by the ‘com:
“mittee'to Prime Minister’ Tru-.

" Representatives at. 10 ethni :
and other. groups then outlined

their reasons Tor-protesting the © os

‘Soviet premier's ; wisit, using’
such terms as murder, barbar::
ism, torture, ‘genocide, and op-

fesrerting groups. ae

. Mr. Ryan.was asked itt hier wa:
concerned . that such. “highl
organized. . “demonstrations
ae on, Suc strong.app

a =) or.
groups,”

“Myr, Rayn said persons 3 arong
ihe demonstrators ‘charged wit
I: nuimber about 1

: deau conderining the assault on.’

“Mr, Kosygin in Ottawa Monday. -

The committee, expressed its”

‘apologies’’.. for the: oe:
necessary, physical ‘attack”. 6
Mr.'Kosygin, adding: 7

2 any form of doesn’t c

veins Ri asf
incident .invalving ‘theft ‘inder: