30) Terrace Review — Wednesday, September 25, 199]

FIRE.

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REPORT ___

A burning
boxcar,

a fuel spill,
and the Fire
Safety House ©

The Terrace Fire Department
responded to a fuel spill at West
End Chevron at about 9:30 p.m.
Monday, Sept. 16. Fire chief Bob
Beckett says the service station
was closed for about an hour while:
firefighters cleaned up about 20
litres of gasoline. There were no
injuries, and Beckett says the cause
of the spill is unknown.

At 10:28 am. on Wednesday,
Sept. 18, Rescue 01 was called
into action to treat a person who
collapsed at Northwest Community
College. The call came through
B.C. Ambulance dispatch as part
of the First Responder program.
The patient’s condition was not
thought to be serious.

On Friday, Sept. 20, firefighters
were called to extinguish a smoul-
dering fire ina CNR box car con-
taining sacks of tie plates. The
incident occurred at about 11:10
a.m. behind the Terrace Co-op and
arson is the suspected cause. Fire
Chief Bob Beckett says two or
three juveniles were seen in the
area of the box car shortly before
the fire. He asks anyone who may
be able to identify those respon-
sible for the fire phone the Terrace
Fire Department or the RCMP.

At 4:42 am. on Sunday, Sept.
22, Rescue 01 was dispatched to
the scene of a motor vehicle acci-
dent on Hwy. 16 about 50 kilo-
metres east of Terrace. Beckett
says the pickup truck was
destroyed, but the lone occupant
was apparently uninjured and
walked away from the scene
before they arrived. Hazelton
RCMP say the driver of the
vehicle, a resident of Kitwanga,
showed up at the Hazelton detach-

ment Monday to file an accident
report.

This week, Terrace’s professional
firefighters have volunteered their
free time to tour area Grade 4
classes with the Fire Safety House,
Beckeit says each session begins
with a short video and classroom
safety talk, and ends with some
practical experience in the Fir
Safety House.

Firefighters visited Veritas, Cen-
tennial Christian and Parkside
schools on Monday. Copper
Mountain Elementary on Tuesday.
They will appear at Uplands Elc-
mentary today at 12:50 p.m. At
Thornhill Elementary tomorrow
morning at 9 a.m. And at Clarence
Michiel Elementary at 12:45 p.m.

ANYONE HOME? Terrace firefighters weren't sure what they

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would find in this smoke-belching CN box car when they
responded to an alarm last week. The source of the fire turned -

coat

out to be burlap bags containing steel tie plates. Arson is

suspected in the fire, which did almost no damage. Anyone with

information is asked to call the

RCMP or the fire department.

next Monday. A visit to Cassie
Hall Elementary Schoo! will take
place sometime in October, but a
date is yet to be set.

During Fire Safety Week, Oct. 6

to 12, the Terrace Fire Safety
House will be used by Kitimat
firefighters who will tour schools

in their community. On Oct. 15 in
Terrace, there will be an event
many youngsters here look forward
to: a pair of them willbe named

fighters? =

On Saturday, October 5, 1991, Magic
Magic is coming fo Terrace.
A show that is guaranteed to amaze and
mystify you.
The show features Murray Hatfield &
Co., Brenda Fox & Wonder Dog Ziggy,

; the

hilarious comedy antics of the

Juggling Clarke Robertson & Ish, the

Singing Clown.

Magic Magic is playing at the:

R.E.M. LEE THEATRE
OCTOBER 5, 1991
2:00 P.M.

Sponsored by the Terrace Kinsmen Club

TICKETS AVAILABLE AT

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PAID FON BY THE COMMITTEE TO ELECT DAVE PARKER

Fire Chief for a Day and will get a
little insight into the life of a fire- —

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Heather Macedo, Medical
Services Branch, Vancouver;
- The 3 Youth Prevention
Workers:
Gerald Chapdelaine,
Liza Haldane, ©
Dave Western;
Canadian Airlines
& Terrace Travel,
Kermode Board & Staff,
Theo Grant, Caterer
Caterers Helpers:
Marg Shaw, Viola Robinson,
Bonnie Anderson.
Facilitators:
Lee Brown,
Chief Leonard George,
Cecil Paul, Pearl Campbell.
Media: Michelle Gayse,
CFTK TV/RADIO,
Terrace Review,
Terrace Standard.
Supporters:
Iskut Band Office,
Haisla Support Centre,
Dr. D. Bowering,
Skeena Health Unit,
Rob Watts, Corrections Branch,
Mayor Jack Taistra, -
Dave Parker, MLA,
Jim Fulton, MP,
Frank Hamilton,
School District #88,
Ruby Huisman,
Social Services & Housing,
Al Ricard, Probation,
Neil Taylor, Mental Health
- Contributors:
Safeway; Co-op;
B.C. Forest Service;
Insight Media;
ICBC — Vancouver;
Skeena Health Unit;
Regional Office, A&D
Program, Prince George;
Heather’s Balloon Magic;
Inn of the West;
Mount Layton Hotsprings;
Aquatic Centre;

| would like to thank the following
people for their help and contribution
toward the August Workshop
“The Rising Spirit” and the week of
events. This week was a success —
THANKS TO YOU!

Terrace Inn; Sandman Hotel;
Slumberlodge;
Terrace Sight & Sound;
Workwear World;
The Head Shed: Woolworths;
jronworks; Doris’ Coiffures;
Jon's Photo Graphics
Crisis Counsellors:
lan Lundquist, Vancouver Detox;
Wilp Si Satxw Healing Centre;
Northwest Counselling Centre;
Northwest A&D Program;
A&D Program,
Correctional Centre;
Mental Health
Helpers:
Flora Muldoe-Wilson;
Roy Lablonda;
Neil Strain; Kenneth Cooper;
Robert Samuels;
Anthony Wilson;
Thomas Wesley;
Jerry Johns; Ben Strain;
Norm Chapdelaine;
Tony Pavao; Lee Bingham;
Parks & Recreation (all staff);
Barb Kennedy;
Annyha Klinger ©
Security:
Gerald Chapdelaine;
Ben Nickerson;
Harry Brown; RCMP
Entertainers:
Terrace Community Band;
Norm Desjardin;
Lola Kinney;
Colleen & Lee Bingham;
Bob O’Doneghey;
Chief Leonard George:
James Lincoln;
Tim Derrick;
Kitsumkalum Dancers
AND TO ALL THE
WORKSHOP PARTICIPANTS
- THANK YOU!
All my relations,
Benita Chapdelaine,
Alcohol & Drug Counsellor,
Kermode Friendship Centre

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