‘ hadn’t eaten in the previous few

24 . Terrace Review — Wednesday, August 5, 1987

in bloodletting

Terrace placed second in
this years tfi-city Red Cross
biood donors competition with
466 pints of blood collected
locally. Kitimat donors.came up
with 523 pints and Prince Rupert
residents gave 404 pints.

One organizer of the Terrace
clinic, K-Ette Marylin Anderson
said, “I’ve spoken to a lot of
people and they said I meant to,
but there was a lot going on.”

Andersun said she wasn't
disappointed with the turn-out,
which was down from 549 pints
last year, because a lot of local

events had been scheduled for

the day of the clinic,and she said
she expected a better turn-out in
1988 when a scheduled date of
July 6. would avoid Riverboat
Bays activities. — _
She said that even though 563
Terrace residents turned out for
the clinic, 97 of those where re-
jected for.various reasons, She
explained that it was not ad-
visable for anyone who has had
a heart attack during the

_ previous 10 years, people with
‘infectious diseases or taking any

type of medication in the ‘past
three’ weeks, or anyone who

hours to donate blood. ~.
K-Etite Lois McDaniel
reported that-the winners of this
year’s business challenge were
‘the Terrace detachment of the

RCMP with a staff greater than

10-and a 59 percent turn-out,
aud a tie between All-West Glass
and the Toronto Dominion bank

‘jn the under=10 staff category,
_ each with an 80 percent turn-
- out.

Red ‘Cross certificates of

Editorial — continued from page 4

ed that the city’s trucking
restriction bylaw may not stand
up in court, and he says a chal-
-lenge. could cost between
$30,000 and $50,000 in legal ex-
penses, with the risk of the city
being sued for an indefinite
amount of money if the bylaw
- fails the test. _
Several weeks ago Ald.
George Clark proposed that the
city immediately undertake con-
struction of an alternate route to
Kitselas down Steinhoe Creek at
‘a.cost in the order of $200,000 to

_. be recovered through tolls. The.

motion was struck down with

the argument that building roads

‘the road turns to intraversable

recognition were also awarded
to Gary Reum for his 60th dona-
tion, and Willy Schneider,.
Richard McDaniel and Larry
Krause for their 35th.

Police
report

On Sunday, Aug. 2 Terrace
RCMP reported a single vehicle
accident on Old Lakelse Lake
Drive, near Jack Pine Flats.

Police said an elderly Terrace

man sustained bruises and a

neck injury.

On Sunday, Aug. 2 Terrace
RCMP charged a. Greenville
man with theft of a motor vehi-
cle and possession of stolen pro-
perty.

To clarify.

A conviction for impaired
driving reported in the July 29

_issue of the Terrace Review

against John. Kurulok. was in
fact a conviction against John
Clarence Kurulok, not: John
Frank Kurulok of 4628 Weber

Avenue, in Terrace,
_ Althoughthe Terrace Review.

regrets any misunderstandings
or inconvenience that may have
occured as a result.of the report,

‘the Terrace Provincial cour-

thouse has repeatedly declined
to furnish middle names or in-
jtials.in their press releases for
individuals convicted of misde-
meanors and criminal acts. Con-

sequently, the Terrace Review .

can take no responsibility for
this sort of confusion.

outside municipal boundaries is

not within the city’s jurisdiction,

but is it within council’s jurisdic-

tion to inflame conflicts within °

the community through indecis-
iveness? - _

_ Any decision at this point is
going to come too late for RJA
Contracting, who are committed

to deliver Kitselas timber before

muck with the fall rains. |
The issue now is whether this
council will throw good money

after bad politics, or if they have

-the collective creativity to devise
a fair solution to this problem.
oe Michael Kelly

| ”

Veteran Terrace firefighters ware recently given recognition of service by the federal government with commemorative

. pins and bars signifying 20 and 30 years in the hazardous profession. Skeana MP Jim Fulton said they “represent the
Serve as a model for all others In the community". They are (back, left to right) ©
Bert Roseboom, Jim Stainton, Jurgen Bahr, Ray Tremblay, Waiter Mantel, Cilff Best, (front) Fulton’s sere tuency
it

tinest tradition of public service... and

secretary Norma Randle, who made the presentations, Per H,

‘Benzer.

lalvorsen and Jim Lynch. Missing from the picture le Bill

TERRACE - Mount Layton.
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Orleans says the first phase of
: the hot springs development is
nearing completion following a
series of frustrating delays caus-
ed by late delivery of equipment,
and the facilities should be open
to the public soon. ~~
Orleans said that the last piece
of pool equipment, an ozone
‘generator, arrived last week and
was now being installed at the
site. | —_

drews said the ozone generator is

part of the water purification
system, and once installed it. will

ae

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developer Bert.

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The Prince Rupert Port Corporation Is seeking a qualified professional for the
positlon of Marketing Assistant: Reporting to tha Manager, Marketing and Plan-
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facility planning and businass davelopment activities of the Port,

Specific responsibilities include commodity forecasting, transportation
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for the Operating Budget, Capital Budget and Corporate Plan process.

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