Forces: to
_ wing,

Major Clay has taken training
identical to that of her male

counterparts, including for-
_ mation flying, instrument

flying, night. Mying and

gerobatics.

; Pinning. pilot's wings on

footing.” .
“Flight surgeons, saya Col.

dian Forces officers
1 dactor -

ng. the University of
_. She

Canadian Forces. :

then decided: to
training: as_a_ pil
In June, .1971, Dr. Clay
became -base'surgeon at CFB -
Moose Jaw; and, still with an -
ever-slrong ..wish ‘to. fly,” she
underwent basic pilot. tralning

oh a Canadian- Armed Forces

Annis, “should be able to -ayear.  - :

discuss all aspects of aerospace
medicine and flying that might
affect a pilot's’ abilities and
- capabilities in the air.”
Maj, Clay wili occupy a
unique position once she’

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Serving Terrace and area since. July 11, 1908

.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1

TROVINCTAL LIBRARY

PARLIAMENT BLDS. .

974.0!

Joint interim program

announced last week. ©
The announcement was made

jointly today by. Transport :

Minister Jean Marchand,

Regional Economic Expansion

Minister Don Jamieson, British

‘Columbia Minister of-Highways

Graham Lea and ‘Brilish
Columbia Minister of Economic
Develupment Gary Lauk. This

agreementinvolves a total

_ commitment
;p

Jo Phe . First: Bank Tower :
<(Bentall- Centre) was recently:
‘selected by tha seven-member :

‘ e3 pn behalf.-of;
& Tilford Distilleries: as.
‘the ..winner “of © the “Lower :~
; Mainland :Region: for, the 1974"

yj panel “of” udk
-: Park

~ Awards ‘Program. The. Firs
‘| Bank Tower was selected fro

, however): it was
evident that’. the. recent
‘problems. in - the ‘construction '
‘industry hampered many of this”
years entries. ©
’ The original elght.. regions
competing fer the Traphy ere:

“aver | thirly:: contestants” :and.-.:

‘becomes eligible “for . tha -
 -)Provinelal Award which will be”
 “annotinced cat. the Bayshore |

~" Hotel the evening oF September ©

426th, 1974.7. ‘The . other: con
* testants are: The: District: of
' Saanich Municipal Hall for the

Vancouver ‘Island: Region,

.  § primes Genrae’ ma

Ane
oe

hs pallsfactary

.) River near.c
fell and suffe.

distress-signal, =

: ve

ithe amoke.from the fite was”

“i peported to the Kitwanga Forest
. “Service station and.a:Bird Dog

Mills’ Memorial : Hospital” in
-y- condition following .

forts were appli

en are alive today to fell their

t

“ROMP in ‘Terrace received ".
the: report of: the first, incident
unday shortly ‘after ® p.m."
‘report came froma third party.
da patrol’was: immediat

Corpo
Hadelton’  Uyen: Charh
e@ helicopter which was flown,

the site -and.a rescue was: af- -

*fented.. Kuni was admitted to”

Wrineh “Memorial Hospital in
“Hadelton and later. transferred

+ by’ ambulance ~ to. : Mills,

Memorial. By
.; He is suffering froma broken:
lower lege 0,

“at

»

ate incidents
(oer bd

26 of; the ~

oo, A-boat | patr

ea

gion G:,Northem B.C."
“Reglon Hi" Peace River Area

opporhinities” conference an
supplements.

provincial general development -

Carson are
gh. time making

: Qutof the eight regions A, B, >

Ciand’G were awarded. with

regions:, Will’ compete for
rk & Tilford a

regional ‘awards. » ‘These fone +e

though; as |
below.a cliff.
: the,

“went“up .
: Kalu but ‘could ‘not:get. any.’

“further. than ‘the. mioirth. of lhe ~

yon;

~ eglablished on-the east bank of”.

‘the river,

the‘man:was located

and a rope was thrown down. ©

‘th

ne of

the oth

The cance has yet to be found.

‘“taddition

‘A foot patral was then’: {

he. rest

daficit. yet
“In so doing, »-

n overage ©

‘ SFuel has alad taken
a leap due to, natural gas. [n+
creases ‘resulting in an. aver:

expenditure of $2,625.00. Plan!

00 Impatred-

or

asa ‘deficit in. its

‘ the = -federal- -

s Memorial.
Last 3
the year ina defici t Pe

having qubstantiate
sougdth » thes’ B.C.HL

- Hazelton,
Jast week.

P+ Bob. Jones. of Caledonia Inns.

‘During: the. meetings the [i .
problems ‘-.besatiing hotel ~ _

3 operators throughout B.C. were

discussed, “Il was ‘generally *:
agreed that hotel:keepers were
“facing the ‘same situation that
exiated in 1064:.when this
business saw -owners: facing a
severe financial squeeze.”
One of the solutions brought =;
jarward was the freeing of the . |
price of draft: beer-so, that. it
could float’as ‘it-has been done’ im

are’ * very. successfully ‘In: Ontario’ °

5747.00,"
. in 1

griving, .. Tony Sutherland, 25, °* if

recelyed a $350 fine for the same
unt," Lmpalred “delving

brought'31 year old L. Lapre a

§200 fine. Harry Thomson,°31,° °

'* wag algo fined $350 for Impaired _

‘driving and Patrick’ Kenny.’
picked. up a: $250 fine ,for ithe

“same charge.

“would require ‘a ‘chang
« ‘Jiquour act and hégaid that ‘the
‘Northwest ‘Associations would,
be:-seeking ; the-ald ’ of, the:
_ provincial body. in ‘pressuring
- the Altorney General's office to
“nave Uhese changes made as
soon aa possible. He-said that
the ‘act had “already been |

ivates the’ flzcal, situa

t pos:
A th

ways -

environment .of | ern.
British Columbia. must ‘nat:
endure the ruthless exploitation *
which accompatied: industrial -
- expansion in'the rest/of Nordh.
_ America,:1 bellevéit is possible’.
“to create new. jobs, to, establish
"new settlements and: to-open.

6, north,
ene cltivert

toi

gar the hospital ended
ition but
ficit

ow if hotelmen are to
to keep a line on rising