Terrace Review — Wednesday, July 8, 1987. 13

The Terrace 747 Squadron of the Alr Cadets were recent!

some historic automobiles. The event-was held in conj

was held for the DC-3 aircraft at the Terrace/Kitimat-
: “Spirit of the Skeena” through CUFW-FM's

y featured in a mini parade along with
unction with a farewell ceremony which
Airport. The plane was recently named .
5 “Name that. Plane” contest,

Pat Hall (right) oontly led the. mini parade held at the Flying Club at the TerracelKitimat Airport

The parade was ‘held In conjunction with a gathering of residents who wished to pay respects to
the. DC-3 aircraft which is being:moved to the Historicat Transportation Museum In Cloverdale,

a Old: model cars and the. Terrace 747 Squadron Alr Cadets were also featured In the parade.

-FAREWELL CEREMONIES HELD FOR DC-3_

TERRACE —Members of
the Friends of the DC-3
‘organization recenty held
a farewell ceremony in
order to bid bon voyage to
a historical aircraft.

 Thé DC-3, once known
as ‘Our Lady”, received a
new name

‘TERRACE — t
have been called for exten-
sive -work on. the_infra-
structure of. the Terrace-

_ Kitimat Airport. The pro-

ject’ will include paving,
exterior |
replacement of water and

thanks to
Thomes Wardrope of

Airport

‘Tenders.

lighting and

Prince Rupert. a .
Wardrope was the win-
ner of CJFW’s: “Name

that Plane’’ .contest;. His

‘suggestion, ‘‘Spirit of the

Skeena”, earned him a

- free trip to. Vancouver

courtesy of Canadian: Air-

_ lines International and the

Sandman Inn. The second

to get

sewer lines,
Terrace Airport’ .man-

_ager Darryl Laurent said

recently the work will

combine upgrading and”

new expansion. Water and
sewer lines, more: than
1,000 meters of each, that

-TRADE FAIR SET

“TERRACE - — In order to

“make Terrace residents

‘More aware of the scope
and variety of products
manufactured by local
companies, the City: of
Terrace is currently in the
‘process of. organizing a
“(Made in Terrace” trade
fair. no
‘City Director Rob

Greno said. recently,.
“There are a lot of small .

manufacturers in this area
who should: be given the
opportunity to get some

exposure.”
Examples of ‘locally

7 manufactured goods

Greno said may. be pro-
moted in the trade fair in-
cluded decorative brick
and concrete products,
custom fabricated steel

and metal items, -

The ‘*Made in Terrace”
trade fair -is tentatively

scheduled for the third

week in September in the

. Skeena Mall. A slate of

exhibitors is still being

developed. ©

‘and third prize winners
were Sandy Furess and
Sue Eldridge, who came
very close to the winning
-Hame but had variations.
A mini- parade | con-
sisting of piper Pat Hall,

‘the 747 - Squadron ‘Air

Cadets, and antique auto-

mobiles was held to help.

repairs

were laid when the airport _ Hi
was built during World
_ War II will be replaced

along ‘with septic tanks

-and absorption fields. »
Roads and parking areas.

around the terminal will
be . paved and -‘street-
lighting will be upgraded
and extended further
down the access road..
Laurent said the new
systems will be designed to
accommodate the possible
construction of a new
combined services build-
ing at the airport, a-pro-

ject being discussed for |

next year that hasn’t yet
been confirmed by. Trans-
port Canada. The present

work will also extend |
“sewer and water service

west of the airport
firehall.

July 15.

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Proudly Presents

CARROLL
BAKER

In Concert »

-R.E.M. LEE THEATRE
Tuesday, July 14 — 8:00 p.m.

Tickets: $12.50 advance

$15.00 at the door
Available at .

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Deadline for tenders is |

celebrate - the plane’s trip

to Cloverdale.
The Spirit of the Skeena

was christened by Miss

Terrace as spectators were
informed of the history

and the future of the air-

craft.

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TERRACE
SALES

The. plane - will now
travel to the © Historic
Transportation Museum
in Cloverdale to be

restored and known ‘to.
visitors as the Spirit of the

Skeena. -

_ After the ceremonies a

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fire. simulation drill | was 5

held by the airport
firecrew. Approximately
1000 gallons .of fuel was
set ablaze, and quickly ex-
tinguished by state of the”
art - fire fighting equip-
ment.

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