. Peter Wightman, a bridge engineer with the ministry of
: highways (left), receives his WCB Belt-Up Award from’
. Mark Rueile, WCB Terrace industrial safety officer.
“Wightman received the award after driving on the high-

way on Oct. 30 when the vehicle falled to make a curve
and left the road. Despite the potential for serious In-
lury, Whightman was unhurt ard‘ able to walk away
from the badly damaged vehicle. Russ Petch, a former

Concrete pliant.

_ Up, and live!

Terrace resident, has also been awarded at the Glacler

Petch. was driving on Highway 37A
noriheast of Stewart on July 17, 1981 when he lost control
of the ministry of highways: ‘pickup and It left the road,

~ rolling over four times. The pickup was a write off but. .

' Petch was able to walk away fram the vehicle. Buckle

- number of

- Alberta firefighters. fight with fire’

“Alberta forest firefighters
have been forced to fight

helped
situation,

improve © the’

In Alberta, Lewis said fire
was the only weapon left in

‘Nineteen were listed ‘under

fire-with fire in their battle
against the 200,000-hectare
(500,000-acre) Footner Lake

arta blaze iri the province’ ‘a
~ northwest.

‘Frank Lewis, .a forest

. protection technician, said

Monday the fire, one-third
the size of Prince Edward
Ialand, was too hot to fight
directly. and crews were.

penne to-cut a fire break:

use eth ae YinMothe,..
ulate et ty “tittw setues Yo
Meanwhile, there was
litle change reported in a.
160,000-hectare (400,000-
acre} forest fire in northern
British Columbia, although
cloudy skies, cooler tem-
peratures and a _con-
siderable amount of rain on

the east side of the blaze .

oe

“Things seem - to. be

turning a little more in our
“favor,” said Paul Pasnick,

forest service regional
protection officer, - ‘in
Smithers,

“I hope this is the break.

we've been. waiting for.’
_ The eight residents of the

‘tiny resort community of

Coal River - remained ‘on
evacuation alert in case the
fire, the second-largest in.
‘thekipkovine's) ana
Met Atehe? Hel load Gi
said Pasnick. 9 77''7?"*"
Phe. town’s. residents
returned to. their. homes
Sunday after they were
forced to flee the fire —
estimated to be 130-
kilometres long and, 32
kilometres wide’ — on
Saturday. - a

‘the battle against | the
Footner Lake blaze, 850

kilometres northwest -of .

Edmonton.

“There’s no way we ‘can

get enough manpower to pul
it under coritrol and we
can’t make a direct attack
oi’? -

Firefighters plan to set up

a fire break in the southwest.

and then torch the forest
‘between the control line and

ers

fuel,
Lewis said the fire, which
expanded ‘out of several

smaller ones, could be -

under control by, the end of
- the ‘month, .

| 'Thé Footner fire is the
-only-one out of 21 in Alberta

control and.one was being

- held. - .
Hank Doerksen, director
Forest:

of the B.C..
Protection Branch, said so
far, this year more. than
334, 000 hectares (835,000

_acres) of timber has bur- 4
ned, approximately five |

times more than was logged
in the province last. year.

‘‘Pieture: a mile strip.

‘running. from Vancouver to

Reina George, ana then

tte aa eT sale :
azn eoays cree
they _ become starved for ;

O¥6F to. Prince Rupert: and
ould, have,an idea of lhe
size of it,""he said.

Pashnik said his normal

expenditure for the Prince
- Rupert area Is $1 million: To
_ date, costs have risen above
$4. million with 48 fires |
* burning or extinguished.

~“ During the same period

‘last. year, 17‘ fires cost. a
mere $200,000 to fight in the

Train derailed
INGERSOLL, Ont. (CP) — ~ More than 60. persona have:
been taken to Ingersoll’s Alexandra Hospital: after a

collision today between a Via Rail passenger traln and a CN >
freight train just east of this southwestern Ontario town.

Ralph Stewart, of London, a passenger on the Via Rail
train who received minor injuries in the accident, said’ the
train was ‘travelling slowly when “all ofa sudden, beng,
people-were flying.”

Caroline Nault of Montreal also was treated for bruises,

“I didn’t even know we had hit,” she said.-““t was sleeping

“and all of a sudden [ hit the seat in front of me."

Julaine Roberts of Toronto, another passenger, said the
seats in the passenger train broke loose with the force of the
collision. ~~

--“T must of banged my head, ‘but Iwas near the back of the
train so.1 might have got off a little easier," she sald.

_." I London, about 50 kilometres away; a spokesman for
- the Victoria. Hospital said she had been. told that eight, :

people injured in the collision were on the. way...
She said the hospital ha ben told two were on stretchera:__
and two others in wheelchairs bul the extent of their in-~

° juries had not yet been determined,

An Ontario Provinclal Police spokesman said. there have

; been no seriaus injuries reported.

The cause of the. head-on collision between the éastbound -

"passenger train and a westbound ‘freight train carrying

general cargo has not yet been determined, ‘a spokesman
for Via Rail said. a? Te: eT

- She said several cars from both passeager train No. a2,
which had been heading to Toronto from Sarnia with about -

_ 10 passengers aboard, and the -fteight train No. 413° were
derailed in the collision. -* !“'?

- The Iscomotive on the phssenser train was derailed “as

7 were “a couple of cara. of the_Sreight ‘rain. a -CN.
~ Spokesman said.

Ingersoll is zo kilometres ue Woodaack,

Rights é |
. 4 “ a a wee { ; . aT
VANCOUVER (cpy — ‘The. § aie: ‘Court’ of Canada’ 3

‘Monday that the Insurance Corp: of. B C. could not cancel

. fhe ingurance of a Saanich, B.C., man without good cause,’

“Was a test between ihe rights of the individual yersus the”

- “righty of the insurance - company, Bays e human his.

spokesman. ,
The: -deelsion: ended } a sixeyeat fight. between Robert

HeeFapink ‘and ICBC, which cancelled fire insurance on twa
- of: -Heerspink’s Sidney, B.C.; propeyties’ after he was,
. charged in. i875 with ‘traffleking: tn ‘mbrijisna,

‘Hamme Jensen, the-B.¢. human rightsbranch director,
sald the corporation withdrew the insurance because it:

feared 'retailation- against Heerspink's Properties because -
_ of his ‘drug charge.”

eat. rie i
 geegescutea tae ne neem comm nae amore te tertammmmme dy
'
t

all burning oul of control. same region. -

 Pistriot ef Terrace

Notion: of Public Hearing

‘Amendment to the
Official Community Plan

nal [ lL
TAKE NOTICE that 2 an amendment is
‘belng proposed to.the Official Community
Plan, 0.C.P. (By-law 905) as. provided -
under Section of the Muncipat ‘Act.

The intent of the amendment Is to change
the Land Use designation from Heavy
Industrial to Commercial on the
properties outilned and shaded on the
above plan Oe 6510, Lots 1 and 2,
Plan 2029, D.L.°361, Range. 5, Coast
District), |
The proposed Official: Community Plan

. Amendment may be viewed by any and

, all, Interested. parties . during. normal
“business b hour's (8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.);
Nofday to Friday, | at the ‘Municipal
Othe. No. 59215, Eby. Street, “Terrace,

he. ‘Public “Hearing will - be - hela. ‘on
An ‘Monday, August 16, 1982 at 8:15 p.m.:in
-the Municipal Council. Chambers, 3215.
_ Eby Street, Terrace, B.C.
Any person(s) wishing: to - ‘volce thelr
opinions regarding this proposed Official
Community Pian Amendment, may do so
‘In writing to the’Mayor and ‘Council and-.
or in person ‘the evening, ‘pf. the: Public
Hearing.’
TAKE NOTICE. ‘AND: BE: GOVERNED,
- ACCORDINGLY, — -_
4 " R. 5. Greno
Planning Director:

“The Saskatchewan
Provintelal Forest Fire
Control Centre said Sunday,

for the first time'since June ©
10, there were no major.
the

fires ‘burning in
province,

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The | “Kitimat-Stik

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JERUSALEM (AP) _
‘The Israeli ‘cabinet today
“approved in principle” the
latest US. proposal for
evacuating Palestinian
guerrillas from Beirut, but
said it would ask for
changes in the blueprint.

Cabinet Secretary Dan
' Meridor sald Israel Was
demanding as. a precon-
dition that it be given
“speedily” a list of al) the
Arab countries to which the
guerrillas would retreat.

It also insisted that the
, departing
guerrillas be equal to -the
number of guerrillas which
_ Israel believes now are in
Beirut.

. Meridor said Israel also

‘was alicking to its demand

that the majority of the
guerrillas leave Beirut
before the U.S.-French-
itallan force moves into the |
Lebanese capital.

Israel estimates the
humber of guerrillas. in
Beirut at more than 7,100.

“The serious problem
that comes above all elsa
now is finding the accepting.

. countries and the exact

numbers that each will

_ secept, so that the total: of

lerrorists departing, ac-
cording to lists to be issued,
willbe the numberof.
guerrillas now in Beirut,’
Meridor said,

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