g: brought..up: b
ho -thought tha

dening the presentroad was §
oftily’an answer’ ‘for “ the:
immodjate future’ and if council *
wanted to look ahead further-he
thought they should think ‘of

extending ‘the ° Nalabila

Rextension; thishe agreed would

: cause . the present. bridge

@ Mayor Springer. felt that this
was all in the future arid that we:

secant — expect §- Kitinial’s

i population'to grow 00 much 80, :

4 Council should not do anything |

about these problems until they

g have to do them all,

‘NOT BEHIND.

oe George Thom, who felt t that
m the Lahakas road really needed

2 improvement said he. was:

m ‘prepared to put it before owner-
electors in December. However .

fa Alderman Angle. felt. that
Council shouldn't take a matter

to the electors. on. which the
m2 majority. of council. was not
j behind. A vote was called
ay finding - Angle, ‘Springer,

Meldrum and Smith’ agains! it
while Thom, Stickeny’ ‘and
Banyay cast a lossing vote for
the improvements, "- ©

The suggested improvements.

wm had<been estimated to cost
@ $163,600. and to have . a life
‘expeciancy in excess .-of --10

“years, “If reconstruction ‘of the -

curve in ‘the’ vicinity. -of
Cormorant Avenue was not
included cast would be $143, 000.

Toco Crafts

Here is ‘a puzzling situation.
_ Terrace’s Legion headquarters have this plaque —
. (centre) hanging on their display wall but do not
‘have an explanation.

~The plaque reads “In
memory of Major J.P. Eggleshaw. Died December

9, 1925.” Anyone knowing any relative information —

is, requested. to contact Legion Member. Gordon

- Parr at: Erwin Jewellers: or the Legion Branch.
This week of Remembrance is very -fitting in our:

~ search for the meaning of the historical plaque.

- The Terrace Legion is interested in developing not
only a social facility for the people of Terrace but -

also a a cultural Point ¢ of interest,

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Well, the snow's upon us.

It silently falls and peacefully
‘Ties, looking beautiful,” - Being
from. Victoria . my ‘wife and
myself really appreciate the
- gentle beauty -of snow... In
Victoria it snow’s about once a
year and then only an inch or
two. Yes sir, we really love to
listen to the way the flakes fall
50 quietly.

Wait, what's ° that buzzing
sound??? Getting louder!!!

Almost deafening. Where has .

all the’ peace gone??? Why to
the ever popular snow-mdbile
that’s where,

Never having owned. ‘such a
machine or driven one either J
can't really say what a thrill it
is to blast past pedestrians,
nearly: knocking them down: to

trespass on other peoples .

property; to drive through snow

only. an inch deep, spraying

-mud this way and that.

['m sure that if I stay in
, Terrace long enough eventually
I'll get to drive one, but I hope [
_Jearn common courtesy | before I

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On Saturday nigtit when the
snow had just started to fall my
wife Vicki and. myself went fora
little stroll to get a Loaf of bread.

There was approximately one

~ and.a halfinches of snow on thé
.. Ground, -but ‘there: Wwere. lots. of

‘snowmobiles out already. Dra

racing’.across\the schoo] —
playground at. insane speeds, w-

As late as Tueeday afternoon

‘I witnessed snowmobiling going

on. In the mud yet.
* I guess if you have close to

$1,000 invested you want to get
“your money's worth, right. ~Ok
for the peace and quiet of winter
ones, more. .

Computes
to warn

of trouble?

Automobiles of the future
can come equipped with com-
puters that wiil warn drivers

- o£ malfunctions ‘and diagnose

mechanical troubles. —
Edward Cole, president of
General Motors; said com-
pulers are being tested which
“would have the capability to

control, sense and monitor ©

Car functions, ‘and also. pro-

vide a means for fast, aceur-

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A complete diugnosis of a

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_ telephone to a a larger remote 4

"Kitimat City counéit voted it :

to nature.
by the ck City
of New Westminster. regarding
the Moran Dam Project on. the *
’ Fraser River!”

Monday's meetin:
resolution put for'

The New. Westminster

: Council, said that the: Fraser’
River is one of. the main food.
generating sources. for. the -

people of B.C. and that ag. the

Federal Governments ‘of both

USA and Canada have invested

Millions of dollars to protect:
and augment the fish: bearing |

capacity of the river and that
the council believed that we are
fast approaching an era of

diminshing social and economic

return as a result of too great a

. f

‘the conclusion that.

Their” “resolution” ‘further - .

states that they. viewed with

dtudies.for the Fraser: and felt .
that if these studies were acted
tipon they would destroy, for all

: time, the heritage of a “natural |.
. bounty" which-has been
on to this generation. Thus they
diately notify.

‘resolved to imme
the B.C, Government of their

.. concern and state that they are

opposed to policies that lead to
any
responsible governmental: body
is in favour of the hydro-electric

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:. However Alderman’ Stickeny
suid that in the past; Counil
. had supported resolutions: om
ecalogical and: economic

~ subjects and that since we have

seen the results of the Bennett
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jhe New Westminister. council
“on their move, Alderman Angie
moved that council write to the

‘B.C. government and notify

them of Kitimat’s concern,

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