Al6 Terrace Review — Wednesday, June. 26, 1991-5

City may propose -—
customs compromise -

Everyone. but the federal govern-

_ ment has’ agreed for years that
‘customs service at the Terrace-

Kitimat airport. could do “great
things for our economy. Skiers
from Alaska, for example, ‘might
spend a lot of money here during
a weekend or week-long visit to.
Shames Mountain. But the federal
- government says the service would
cost too much, and besides, there
is already a customs officer in
Kitimat who travels to the airport
as required... if he’s availabic.

The Terrace-Kitimat Airport
Advisory Committee, though, may
have come up with a solution to
the stand-off. In a letter to council,
the committee admits a full-time
customs officer isn’t really
required. They point out that this is
the reason Canada Customs repeat-
edly says "No". They also point
out that other options have been
tried and failed; the RCMP and the
Corps of Commissionaires. But
what about Terrace’s bylaw en-

‘forcement officer doubling as a
part-time customs agent?
City aldermen ‘like the idea.

_ They've sent it to city council’s -
‘Finance Committee, chaired by.
Danny Sheridan, for full consider- *
ation. There may be-hurdle to high — 7
to leap, however. As good as the.

idea might be, it’s no idea at all if
Canada Customs doesn’t agree.

Pedestrian

injured

The Terrace Fire Department
reports no fire activity during the
past week but Rescue O01 did
attend Kalum St. and Lakelse Ave.
at 9 a.m. June 20 after an elderly
female pedestrian was struck by a
car. The woman suffered a frac-
tured knee and was transported to
Miils Memorial Hospital by ambu-
lance, Later the same day, she was
transferred by air ambulance to
Vancouver General Hospital.

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