Crews contain CN derailment EMERGENCY response _ | crews scrambled Sunday to con- "ftain a six-tanker derailment in ‘| the CN Rail yard that threatened to leak flammable methanol. — It happened at 2:06 p.m. in the afternoon while the train "| was entering:a track at the west end of the railyard, according 10 CN’s Jim Feeny. They were travelling about 5 to 10 miles fperhour:.) 2 2 “There were. ‘no injuries to any of our. people’ ‘and there was no leakage’ from any of the cars,” Feeny, said. CN’ crews transferred the __ | were in the process of rerailing "| the derailed cars Tuesday. Terrace, Thomhill and ait- 4 port firefighters went on alert, crews from Prince George and Prince Rupert were called in. Terrace fire chief Randy Smith said the emergency. response worked well. ~ The tankers were not punc- tured in any way, he added, and wereintact, 2: Methanol is flammable and a fire of explosion could have place, or if a chunk. .of hot rail pierced a. tanker. . No cuts — SCI SKEENA . CELLULOSE, officials say they have no plans to layoff workers despite dwin- Jdling space in their yard for 4 wood chips.:: The mill has been stockpil- Ving chips since Prince Rupert: : pulp mill: workets.: walked eff 4 the job-on. Ang. 4, tt Our intention is is to contin- ue running Operations on a two shift basis,”’ SCI’s Rand Menhenick said Tuesday. He said the.company has “Tots of property. in town” and space for chips is not likely to drive such a decision. “As long as it makes sense said, adding *“*the -lumber market isn’t that good either.” Shooting | at Good Hope A. 26-YBAR-OLD Whitehorse man is charged with murder in connection with the shooting of a man at Good Hope Lake Saturday morning. RCMP said Jackie Matthew Chief, 26, of Whitehorse, appeared in court Tuesday. Dead is :Clayton Paul Dennis, 27, who died en route to the Watson Lake hospital. _ . Dease Lake RCMP Sgt. Dodds said the shooting was the result of a drunken: argument over a minor traffic accident. He said Chief was arrested six hours after the shooting while hitch hiking south of Good Hope Lake, a reserve 140 km north of Dease Lake. Bell Pole hurt THE BLOCKADE of the Suskwa River logging road by Gitxsan chiefs has resulted in layoffs at Terrace-based Beli Pole Company, Area manager Ian. Smith says they laid off eight or nine [resulted if.a Jarge spill took'| - wbatie oF we will continue to run,” he | a From From front cenit decision methanol to other rail cars and | and. CN emergency response |: ditee submitted by Sept, 15, The full city council will vote on the golf club request for support at next Monday’s city council meeting, Hull noted that when the city got its $200,000 grant for the library expansion project, it was in effect _ told ‘don’t come back for a num- ber of years.”* “You've got to be kidding,” said golf club president Jake De Jong when told of the recommenda- -tion. ‘That just takes the wind: out of my sails,’’ . ‘He said the golf club’s expansion ~ isn’t intended to derail the second sheet, and called it ‘‘narrow- minded” of the city not to sup- port the club's application as well. tion in our back ninc,”’ said De Jong, pointing to plumes of smoke coming. from the golf. ‘course where slash from clearing - work on the back nine was being burned. ‘I don’t see a scoop of dirt under construction at this time for a second sheet of ice,” He said fie hopes councillors reconsider their action by next Monday. ‘We're going to build an 18-hole golf course one way or another,”’ he vowed. SfOPPERS ant June 13, 1995, Prince Rupert RCM Potice received a complaint from a local fisher, hat between June Sth and 10th, a crab holding pen and five hundied and fifty (550) pounds of crabs were stolen from the area of Harriet Island in Klewnugget Inlet. § Klewnugget Inlet is situated north of Hartley Bay in Greaville Channel, The holding pen Was custom made and is described as being 23” high by 36” wide by 43” fong, weighs eighty (80) pounds and is made out of alumiqum mesh. [t was attached fo blue polypropy- lene rope with an orange float, The float has Pacific Sundown and C.EY, #23087 written on il, The crabs were valued at $1650.00 and the holding pen at $800.00. A number of other vessels were seen in the area during the time the holding pen and crabs were stolen. - Crime Stoppers offers a cash reward up to $1,000 dollars for information leading to an ‘|. arrest and charges laid against an individual in this or any other unsolved crime. If you have ‘| any information call Crime Stoppers at 624- 2136 or Prince Rupert at 627-7867 (627-STOP). Callers will not be required to reveal their iden- . tity nor testify in court. Call 635-TIPS yee) a OO De ae eG f | IMPROVING | youn!“ “Opps: ors He Pia AND STROKE FOUNDATION CANADAS #IKILLER .. Terrace, B.C, | AGAINST + 4 Marjorie Park’ Your in Memoriam gift is a lasting tribute. Please send your donation to the address above, along with the name and address and the name and address of the next-of-kin, for an Box 22, Major Credit Cards __ Accepted Your donation is tax deductible VOG 4A2 698-1167 acknowledgement card. ROBERT KELLY J.T. DISTRIBUTORS LTD. . TENT RENTALS & SALES. 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