A2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, November 22, 1995
FROM FRONT

groups of people against each other.

electedbodies to make up a long-range plan
for social, recreational, and cultural -facili-
ties in town and priorize them,” he said.
“What are the priorities?’ What can we
afford? What should be ahead of what?”

“Tf we have a plan, we can work through :
these things one at-a time as we ean afford :
them.”

Mill strike over

MORE THAN 700 striking Prince Rupert Skeena
Cellulose workers back at work this week after they and
the company accepted a mediator’s recommendations.

Members of the Pulp and Paper Workers of Canad=
‘voted more than 70 per cent to accept the recommenda~
tions, ending a strike that lasted more than three and a
half months.

The strike hurt the economy of Prince Rupert. It also
hurt Terrace. when local truckers who haul chips to the

week to discuss the next step. -:
“Obviously we're all dissappointed, but -
. there was a strong vote, and we just have to
.go forward .from here,” said. second: sheet:
organizer Brian Downie. He” was’ reluctant
to say how soon that could be.

Voters reject second sheet proposal _

“What the whole thing begs for now is for.”

direction. ”

_ opening. ° “It's stupendous,” she. Said. ; I ‘

Second sheet organizers v were io meet this: i

most recent phase of this project and five,
; years prior to that working to gel it toa ref-
erendum,” Downie said. “We need to figure
. out what's achievable | in terms of a future

‘The’ massive turnout surprised retuming
officer Elaine Johnson, ‘who was forced to.
call-in backup within an hour of the polls
couldn’ t believe it.”

: eligible voters. .
~ The vote total in Terence of about 2 500:

~. Matched ihe turnout for the 1993 cily coucil :.

-election. And in both ‘areas of the regional

district, substantially more voters showed: |.

up ‘at the polls Saturday than did to elect ..

| TERRACE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

“FIRST & LAST
CAME MOZART”

cugsT arrist: PIANIST STEFEAN WAGNER

. She estimated. ‘turnout at 40 per cent of ;

IN CONCERT

CONDUCTOR: JIM RYAN

pulp mill from here were idled.

“We have just spent nine months in the their representatives two years ago.

The six-year contract runs until April 30, 2000 and. was
uchieved through mediator Vince Ready, -

Heli-hunters charged | -

TWO STEWART MEN and one from Alberta face
charges for using a helicopter to go hunting, |

Conservation officers allege the three contravened the
Wildlife Act by hunting within six hours of being air-
borne. They say a bull moose was shot in the Bowser
Lake area Nov. 9.

Conservation officers seized a helicopter belonging to
Aerial Recon of Whitecourt, Alberta, when it landed in
Prince George to refuel. The ‘helicopter is back in Alberta
but the pilot took out a bond indicating he will return to
B.C. to face charges,

Officers also seized a 1995 GMC pickup truck in
Stewart. It has since been retumed,

Conservation officer Kevin Nixon credited two eyewilt-
nesses with giving them information.

“Without them, we wouldn’t have known about it. The
public has a lot of eyes out there and we’ Te spread so
thin,” he said,

Land claims info meet —

LOCAL RESIDENTS get their first chance Nov. 28 to
learn more. about the Tsimshian land claim to the area
stretching from Terrace to Prince Rupert.

That’s the date. of a public forum at the Terrace Inn.
Present will be federal, provincial and Tsimshian negotia-
tors. The forum is one of the first steps of the B.C. Trealy

Commission p process. It begins at? p.m.

Hit and run ©

A 10-YEAR-OLD girl was treated at Mills Memorial
Hospital after being struck by a vehicle while crossing
Kalum at the library at approximately 7 p.m. Nov. 20,

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The driver of a small, blue car stopped, spoke to other

pedestrians briefly and then drove off, say RCMP.
Police are looking for the driver and also want to hear
from those who witnessed the incident.

Bear fence wanted

AN ELECTRIC fence to keep bears out of the
‘Thornhill dump should be built say B.C. Environment
officials.

But the Kitimat-Stikine regional district is saying no to
spending the estimated $15,000 — at least until after stud-
ies determine whether the Thorahill dump can handle
extra garbage from Terrace,

The regional district’s Roger Tooms says those studies
and tests will likely take more than a year to complete.

Jim Hofweber, the municipal environmental protection
head for the region, isn t interested | in waiting.

“We’ re not moving on this at all,” he said. “There is no
compromise available in terms of its urgency. This is 4
public safety issue.”

Hofweber says conservation officers have spolted as
many as 11 black bears and one grizzly at the dump,

Many bear trails lead to and from the dump, he says,
and bears have dragged “literally tons” of garbage and
refuse off into the nearby woods.

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Terrace Crime Stoppers are
asking for your assistance in
solving a theft over $1,000.00
complaint which occurred during
the evening of Novernber 02, 1995
at the COAST TRACTORS &
EQUIPMENT compound located at
4650 Keith Ave, Terrace, B.C.

The investigation revealed that
unknown suspect(s) entered the
compound of Coast Tractors &
Equipment and took approximately
$15,000 worth of various tools.
These tools were engraved with
the following inscription:

1. Ser # Brad LOEPPKY

2. Ser # BDL

3. Ser # 170362 Doe

if you know the identity. of the
person(s) responsible for the |
theft of tools, Crime Stoppers
would like to hear from you.

Crime Stoppers offers a cash reward up to|”
$ 1,000.00 for information leading to. an
arrest and charges laid against an
individual in this or other unsolved crime.
If you have any information call Crime
Stoppers at 635-tips, that’s 635-8477.

Callers will not be required to reveal their
identity nor testify in court.

Call 635-TIPS

AMERICAN BULLION MINERALS LTD.

INVITES RESIDENTS OF SMITHERS AREA
| TO ATTEND AN

OPEN HOUSE

ON THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT OF THE

__ RED CHRIS COPPER GOLD PROVECT

| ‘To BE HELD ¢ ON NOVEMBER ; 24, 1995,
__» FROM 2:00 P.M. TO 9:00 P.M.
_AT THE HUDSON BAY LODGE

“A Project Prospectus is now w available at the Smithers Public Library
‘Representatives of American Bullion Minerals Ltd. will be available to answer questions
‘Slide presentations reviewing the project are scheduled for 3: 00 p.m. and 7:00.p.m.
‘A government representative will be present to explain the B. C. Mine Development As
‘Your comments are welcome
‘An Information Brochure will be available