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rejection of move”

VICTORIA (CP) — Deputy
-speaker Walter Davidson
made a’ ‘very ~ unfair
decision" rejecting a motion
by Bob ‘Skelly (NDP -
Alberni) to set up a special

committee of . privileges, ;

NDP House, leader - Frank
Howard said ‘Wednesday, .

. Skelly ,had: called last
Thursday’ for the establish-
ment of such a committee to"
determine whether: he: had
been. vdeliberately

misrepresented ‘in a Social.

Credit |-party. . caucus

" newsletter published May 8.
The newsletter called.

Skelly . the’ no-growth

_ member for Alberni.and said.

that he had stated in the
House that the NDP. didn’t

_NEWS

A four-wheel: drive went.
’ out of control last night, two

mniles south of the Thornhill

-- dump, “The . vehicle rolled
over but no injuries were

‘raised at

and that -people should use
less ‘energy.: ,
- “Instead of turning on the
light, you could use a candle
or.a coal oi) Jamp,” the ©

newsletter quoted Skelly as..

saying.

Davidson did not comment
on the merits of - the,
misrepresentation. claim,

. but rejected the motion on

the grounds that it was not
the earliest
possible . opportunity. Tn his
decision, Davidson noted |
that Skelly. raised it seven

* weeks after publication of

the newsleiter.

Howard immediately chal- -
lenged the ruling, which, was
defeated by the Social Credit

Majority 29 to 24,

privately with Davidson on

“Thursday and was ‘told by .
- the deputy speaker that the

earliest chance to raise the -
matter was. after question
period that day, which Skelly
Howard said he told.

‘Davidson’ that * Seely: had.
- only, recelved the newsletter
the | afternoon of the day
before..

. “What this (the ‘ruling)

‘qneans, ls that anybody in an
‘internat party document can.
now malign ‘anybody in the
House, distort what they say,
attribute what. is said to.
‘somebody else ~ which is.
“what this newsletter says,"

‘Howard said.

( weatHER )

The weather outlook for

‘want to bring power or Outside the House, priday i ade sunty with
-- energy to, Vancouver Island Howard sald he had -
- - discussed ‘the matter ternoon highs should reach

_ 22 degrees’ Celsius and the ;
‘overnight lows ‘should drop
off to around 12,

The cutlook for Saturday is
much the same with a little .
less clouds, the temperature

’ should stay -pretty’ well the

“same.

A group of youths get some a __ Feeardes, Harri ie, ts
1 . _ Douglas arrison,
bystanderscan get a firsthand look at the p ay Phote by sina Guevres aT ie appearia court “Bl C ARS TRU oKS
_ ona charge of wilful damage . _-

‘He wants:a family

business"

after the. window at H&R ~

" Block was-broken.
‘Last Friday, a 13-year-old
~ Kitimat resident was flown

1977 CHEV IMPALA

‘ ¢door, V@, auto

1974 CHEV PICKUP. .
4 ton, 4x4, VE ;

, to Vancouver after suffering $5 9 00 . mad
By SINA QUEYRAS . “Tt ‘is a fact that 6,000 . Const, Larry York says the. been no Jetter asking thathe came out of the Red ‘D'or | thirdedegree burns, . The ; 9 9 . $41 gR°° a
Herald Staf{ Writer" square - feet’. of modern RCMP. do get a little more. should close earlier. The fighting and drink, and injury resulted when the ‘

The Terrace”: Recreation
Centre Is not a hangout for

pinball machines. It also has
a-refreshment stand with
what his customers say are
the best hotdogs and coffee

amount of alcohol consumed

‘recreation Facilities should
be enjoyed by the people of

nagers but mos!

sae they find it worth the

money ‘they spend and that
Gus.isa "nice guy.

Why is it then, that. there

is tired of taking the blame

trouble around the area-of Centre opens at #2 noon and

the Terrace Recreation closes

‘looks: after the ‘inside well
and says -Sfika .can't be

responsible for the problems
outside.

* street were getting to be a

when the last

until 2 a.m. He says it is:
good for the police that he
has. all the. youths in one
- place, ;

Stika said he is taking the

Tolling around: all over the
street. When the police came

Centre and Sfika says he
feels it unjust.

Sfika said he would just
like to be left to run a family
recreation centre. He. says

Sfika says it is good toget out

youth was using the kitchen.
stove.’

investigating a break, enter

and theft of the Tudor’ Inn, .

jast Sunday. An un-

_ determined amount of liquor

Aroutine check resulted in

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1078 CHEVETTE

/4dr., auto.
whitewails

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. $3995"

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$878 JIMMY
~ 4 WHEEL ORIVE

teenagerssays manager Gus Terrace,” says Sfika, who Centre because it is a customer is out. they were on this side of the A motor vehicle accident very lew miteege
Sfikas.Itisaplacemeant for recently | expanded his. hangout for kids and a lot of . Sfika said he: thinks the street and it was: said that on Bittern Street, Saturday vere rah 8, Blue 8. white, auto, -
the whole family, a premises.on Greig.Ave. them loiter outside drinking, police have -no, right to.ask, there had heen, a .big fight resulted in a pending charge __. Bula, rado | ¥, running board,
“The. Terract ireation *jf,is true that most of the carrying on. and creating him to’ close down eartler outside - the Terraée . of ‘impaired driving ‘and a 8595" ; clean. ty
Centre is eau tele -for... the - Terrace problems. * when his neighbour, the Recreation Centre.” . $1000. damage to personal ; wo. 00 :
Kickball ‘tab. te real, Re ecreations,” ‘Centre . are. -' York also. said that Sfika: Terrace Hotel, stays open” . That looks ‘bad for the property.” $7850
_ tables, and ae etal ost of: them Kitimat: RCMP ‘are still

1978 GMC

“a ton, 4x4, 4 speed
6cyl.,2 tanks

in, town.” -.. are problems with the — Const Doug Le Shures, also stika “BAYS that the the recreation he supplies for and money was:taken. locking differentiat \
. teenagers hanging around of the Terrace RCMP, said “problems outside are not his, the public is worthwhile and ‘The police are . also in- 6595"

“stika says’ the type of outside? Sfika doesn’t allow. he had asked Sfika to close butrathera public problem. economical.. - vestigating another break

recreation found in his place aleohol-on the premises ard down earlier a few months However, he says he un-% - “It is not.enough to lay ‘and enter at Hans Kraft .

is relaxing and economical. “‘rowdies” are not allowed ago because the drinking and _derstands that the police are™" down in front of the TV and: . Insurance. However, nothing 1976 CAMARD 1978 CHEVROLET.

He feels strongly against the near the Centre. He says he trafficking ‘of drugs on the - doing the best job they can.- fall. asleep after a meal. was reported stolen. Ve, auto, tapedeck, Va ton, 4x4, heavy

duty, auto, V8

this area and says that.a, for., the. rowdies. who. buy. big problem, However, Sfika blame for the, problem and an some, steam and, -a Kitimat resident, facing _
; ria at ot the, dann imlly, . algoh alcohol. 0d; ft the, Baid thit, hie « sol Yt recall : gives as an. Ta jp aba igi a in ng a eae oftim aired: $agg5r.. tee - $560 ne: ‘
sgl es spine ine al YB 1:9 the request’ oe here had "one night som vet gon eae d “rélusing ‘to Fiat {ie mei wig |:

No settlement in sight

but negotiator has job

VANCOUVER (CP) —- Ed
Peck,. acfederal conciliation.
officer who has been trying
for 4% months to produce a
settlement in B.C, Telephone
CoS labor talks,.-has had his

appointment extended igthe appointment in February trying to get them to reach a
end of the month. because there are so many settlement voluntarly. If that Jerry Gunanoct will have
-Hesald Wednesday: that he fails, he will write a report - to pay a fine of $100 or ten

will try to bring the talks toa
head* next - weekwmalthough. -
many issues remain
unresolved.

The negotiations have pro-
ceeded slowly since his.

issues, including the impact
od

Terrace resident
telephone pioneer

- Three new officers have
been elected by Chapter 53 of
the Telephone Pioneers of
America, one of which is
from Terrace.

Ken McLean of Terrace
was. elected vice-president.
He works in the Network
Services department in
Terrace. :

" Dennis Mulroney has been
‘elected president of the

Rermedel club B.C. chapter funds its community terview main themacles pleaded guilty to driving

Chapter 53,-" Telephone service pro ects among 4re all han ing. themselves while his license was _ ;
Pioneers of America. which there was a $10,000 reasonably.” - suspended, TAKE A LOOK AROUND YOUR | a
Mulroney ise Prince | Rupert pledie to UBC's Faculty of Keith Maithews a8. c. Tel F ae Colts pa Sidne
resident atid is also em; Medicine to: be us a spokesman, said the rate in- - Judge Collins gave idney -

ployed by B.C. Tel. _volee and larynx research -erease applciation |s Mills a charge of $100 on a ATTIC, GARAGE, RUMPUS ROOM
_ Frye Mitchell, | a retired laboratory. justified . charge of theft. -

telephone employee, is now
the club’s administrator.

The B.C.. Chapter of the
Pioneers was chartered in
1940 and now has more than
3,600 members in 10 councils,
five clubs and three life:
members clubs throughout
the province.

Through its Tee Pee Store,
which sells candy and gifts to
employees.as well as other
fund. raising activities, the

of. ‘technological change

disagreement.

Peck said he has been ~

meeting with the parties
separately and has been

‘setting down settlement
terms which either side
could reject.

Meanwhile, Peck rejected
a statement by Jim Kin-
_naird, president of the B.C.
Federation of Labor, who
said the company is
deliberately prolonging
negotiations in an attempt to
convince the Canadian
Radio-television and

“ Telecommunications

Commission that a rate in-
crease is justified.

A B.C. Tel rate increase
application is to be heard
Sept. 30 at a CRTC public
hearing.

“There is no evidence that

either side is dragging it
out,” Peck said in an in-

COU RT.
‘NEWS

Douglas Glen Peterson.

’ Friday was sentenced to 18
: months in jail for possession :.

which is the main area of 1 of stolen praperty.

Judge Darrall Collins

ordered a $100 fine to Robert -

Stanley. ona charge of theft.

. driving over the .08 limit.

A series of fines . were
given out Monday in court by”

.. Judge Collins. The highest,

$350 or 45 days in jail, was
handed down to David
Ziegler after he pleaded
guilty to a charge of im-
paired driving.’

’ Also on a charge ‘of im-
paired driving, Thomas
Daniels received a. fine of
$300 or 30 days in jail. Robert

Bartlett was found guilty ofa -

charge of thelt under $200
and was given a fine of $250
or, 21 days for it.

A fine of $250 was given to .
Stephen Radford after he

of

days i in jail for a charge of

Starts Friday in the Herald ||

the fact that the. idea ran a

recreation centre is: for.

families to get together ‘and
enjoy themselves and to
meet with friends over a cup
coffee. He wants
businessmen io come and

forget about, their problems .

“over a game af pool.”

a

_ whatever |
your:
pit che

- STRIKE

. oavide a breath’sample,. .
 &1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass

was reported stolen from the
Kuldo Apartments early this
morning. Later a 16-year-old
Kitimat youth was later
apprehended on Highway 25

outside of Terrace by the

- RCMP ‘driving the vehicle.

Jim McEwan} GM

Telephone 625-4041

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