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Jo-Anne Johnson, a comely Gitksan,

has been a poet for the

years with a desire to learn the ins and
outs of writing. She was looking for a
job in the newspaper field and -was

referred to the Herald

. Gelenbeck of CUTREACH in Terrace.
After an interview she was hired and
‘her stories, reports, poems: and.
photography have been part of our last

She will specialize in

matters of particular concern to

two editions.

BY FRANK OBERLE
“Western Canada wants, and
is entitled lo, its place in the
sun", .
This is a statement contained
in the Budge! Speech delivered
by the Minister of Finance, on
Monday, November 13th, 1974.
By the time Mr. ‘Turner gol to
the point where he announced
the Government's intention to
stand firm on resource taxation,

thal the aun to which we will be
‘exposed will be extremely hot
and thal we will be getting burnt
again. .

The Federal Government fs
about to move in .on the
Provinces.

Discussing nalural resources,
Mr. Turner used language la
which we, in B.C., have become
accustomed over the last 2/4
years, He said and I quote: “It
is essential to assure that all the
people of Canada derive a fair
share of the substantially in-
creased revenues that flow
from the higher value placedby *
the World on the resources.”

It is clear to‘us now that the
Prime Minister was not hanest
when he negotiated with the
Weslern Premiers a once price
formula for gasoline - and
heating oil. The Federal
Government was anly shopping
for time., Time ta pass‘in (he
House of Commons a bill called

natives but will also cover general
stories for the Herald. She is a native
of Cedarvale and was educated there
as well as in Quesnel, and Prince
Rupert. She is a Director on the Board
of Direction of the Terrace Comfnunity

_ Services Society, She is the mother of ~
‘two children; a son Melvin, two, anda -
daughter Melana, four. She is a ~
welcome addition to the staff of the.

past seven

by Violet

it was clear lo us westerners '

Terrace Herald. ;

..City Hall Happenings

There was ‘a special meeting
of Councli held on Monday
November 3. Acting Mayor
Jerry Duflus was in the chair in
the absence of Mayor Gordan
Rowland tn Victoria on the
city’s business, All Aldermen
were present as was Alderman-
elect Mary Little, .

A briefin supportof a request
by thé Terrace and District Arts
Council was presented’ by
President John Chen-Wing ‘and -
will be considered in the
1976
municipal budget. The request
is for a grant of $1,400 which will
assist lhe member groups in the
Council. These are Highland
Pipes and Drums, Skeena
Recorder and Early Music
Ensemble, Terrace Community
Choir, Pacific Northwest Music,
Festival, Terrace —

Association and the Lapidary
Club.

Council authorized the
payment of expenses to
aldermen-elect for the first time
lo altend a seminar for newly

elected representatives al the

Airport Hyatt Hotel, Richmond
December 14 and 15 if they
decide to aitend. :

The Public Works Committee
will investigate a problem of
damage {oa fence on Tuck
allegedly caused when the read’
was built up on that street. This
fence restricts domestic
animals ‘and the owner in-*
dicates that they will not be
responsible for, the animals if
the city does not affect these

“repairs.

_ Alderman Dave Maroney will

_ be altending’ the Yellowhead
Little "" :
Theatre, Terrace “Concert
Associalion; Terrace Art

Inter-provinclal Highway
Association: ‘meeting’ ‘in “Ed-
monton Navember 28 and 20 as

Accident Re

The winter driving is already
building up accidents and the
R.C.M:P. havehad a busy week .
of it. On Tuesday, November
19, Jonathan Morrison in a 1964
Chevelle: collided with a 1974
Datsun drivenby Ronald James
Baker on the corner of Lazelle
al Munroe. The Chevelle
received eight hundred dollars
worth of damage; the Datsun
received the same amount.
There were no injuries bul .
Morrison was charged with -
failing to slop at a slop sign.

Again on the 19, a single.
yehicle accident occured -on
Highway 16 at about twenty-
lhree miles easy of Terrace.
The - driver’ was Ronald.
Pomeroy of Fairbanks Alaska
ina 1972 Ford Torino. The car

received two thousand dollars -

worth of damage. The driver

- Court

In court on November 18
Ronald Telford, 39, was charged
.with , assauit.and creating a

“Obituary:

; Charles
. Benjamin.”
Harrison
Charles Benjamin Harrison
passed away in Terrace .on
Friday November 15 at the age
of'75,- Mr, Harrison was born in
Birmingham, England March 2;
1899, He came lo Canada at the
age of twa. ; ;
He married Velma Overton in
Desmoines, Icwa, September
93, 1923. He spent his working
life asa railroader begining at .
‘the age of 16. ft
_ He Is survived by four sons,
Charles Dugene “Doc”, Loyal
Everett “Junior, Dee Wayne
and Willlam Dale. He was,
predeceased by a filth son;
Albert damuss who passed away
1, Ha is also .
survived
and two great grandchildren.
Funeral. services were held
Jast Wednesday at Zion Bapllst
Church with Reverend Dudley |
K. Hale pasler. of Uplands:
‘Baptist. Church officiating. '
“Music was rendered by Mrs.
Rose’ Freeman, who played
hymns which were meaningful
‘9 Mr, Herrison during ‘his;
lifetime. Interment: was in (he
Terrace Municipal Cemetery. |

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and one child received minor
facial cuts. The accident is still
under investigation and no
charges have been laid as yet,
On tha twenty-first on Lakelse
Avenue Richard Martin in. a
1966 Comet received five-
hundred dollars worth of
damage and Barry Hayward in
a 1964 Ford Fairlane received
six-hundred dollars of damage
to his ear, No charges have
been laid as yet:
Again on the. twenty-first
there was a single vehicle’ ac-
cident on the Old Remo road.*
Gerald Sterritt of Hazelton
received five-hundred dollars of
damage to his 1973 Mercury
when he hit black ice and lost
control. No charges were laid
and there were no injuries.
Another single vehicle ac-
cident on the twenty-first oc-

disturbance, The first charge
was stayed on the .secon
charge however, he received a
conditional discharge and six
months probation.. .

On the- nineteenth John
Groven,.59, was charged with
assault and received a one year
suspended sentence. —

The twentieth found Willlam
McCallum facing an impaired
driving ‘charge. For that of-
fense he received a two-hundred
fifty dollar fine or ten days in
jail. On the same. day Stephen
Moore was charged with thelt
under (wo-hundred dollars and
received a fine ol fifty-dollars or .
ten days in jail...

On November 22 William
Todd, 39, charged with driving

with.a.blood alcohol of over .03,
recelved a three-hundred fifty

“dollar fine or twenty days in-

fall. ,Clint Budden, on tlie same
day, was charged with con-

“gaming alcohiol, ina public place

and recelved a fine’ of fifty .
dollars.  Lorue’ Leslie, 17,
received a one hundred dollar.
fine or twenty days-in jail on a
tharge of theft. On the same
day Brjan Bolton was charged
aga minor unlawfully’ in a
Heensed’ premises, The
elghteeen year old received a.
“twenty-five dollar fine, ;
"On November -25 Alfred,’
Bevan, 32, was fined two hun-
dred and fiily dollars for
‘driving without a drivers
certificate and ahother twenty-
five dollar fine for driving
without a drivers license.

a Director of that group will
also represent this city and look

Municipal Planning, Zoning & *
’ Traffic Dommittee Meeting.

Terrace Parks
Recrealion Commission Report
- Alk Terrain Vehicles and
Parkland. ee
-A general discussion ensued
regarding the regulation of all

terrain vehicles within the
District’ af ‘Terrace, and in

municipal properly, namely
~ parklands, Corporal S.E. Stark

_of the Terrace Highway Patrol . _ Dep

“presented members of the
_ Committee with a news release

outlining ‘the regulations and _
yequirements for the operation -
-of all terrain vehicles pursuant:

"cured on Lakelse Lake road. - ’
Robert J. Richardson’s vehicle,

a 1971 Maverick received eight-
hundred. dollars in. damage.
The driver was charged with
driving with a blood alcohol
content over 08, There were no
injuries. oe

On November 22nd Leo

Degerness driving a 73 Ken-'

worth Lractor and Stella Wright
in a 1971 Chevrolet were in an
accident on Queensway. The
tractor received two hundred in

" damages and the Chevrolet one

. thousand dollars, There were
po inluries and no charges were
- .OnOld Lakelse Lake Road, on
the twenty-second an accident
occured between the vehicles of
Denis Louls Dubrule and Betty
‘Anne Reld. Dubrule’s 1966
Plymouttr had~ seven-hundred
dollars of damage and Betty's

1972 Dodge three-hundred.

_ There were na charges and no

‘injuries. :
On Highway 16 east, on the
twenty-third, John Bangay was:
* charged with. following . (oa
dlosely when hig car ran into the
‘rear end of 0'1974 Ford driven
hy Keith Tasa.. There were no
injuries.

Again on the twenty-third,
there was a single vehicle ac-
cident on Highway 25 near the
end of airport road, Morris
Pare’s 1969 Austin had eighteen-
hundred dollars worth’ of
damage. There were some
miner injuries {to
passengers. No charges were
laid. © . .
‘An accident an Emerson at
. Greig involying. a“ pedesizian
occured on the twenty-third. A
1964 Rambler driven ‘by: Win-
nifred Murphy struck Melinda
Elizabeth .Murphy in the
crosswalk, ‘The pedestrian was
{aken lo hospital and the case 1s
still under investigation,

There was only one accident
on the twenty-fifth, David
Kerbral was charged when he
failed to atop al a Stop sign: at

the.

and .

thal Administration be in-

particular their operation on .

the. corner of Lazelle and |

“Sparks, His 1970 Ford collided
with David -Baljer's 1973
Pontiac resulting in two-
hundred and’ fifty dollars

damage lo his own vehicle and -

sixhundred dollars damage to
Baljer’s car.
On Monday night at 5:10 p.m.
Gary Paterson aged six. was
-gtruck ‘by’ an approaching
‘vehicle just after disembarking
from anolhe vehicle in the 4800

block on Olson, The child is in ~

hospital and no charges have
ben laid.

' cluding the two cemeteries, for

‘Jaw, and suggested that certain

“The Petroleum Ad-
ministration Act’ and time lo
allow for the setting up of a

to the All Terrain Vehicles Act.
Tt was recommended that the
report of the Terrace Parks and

Reereation Commissian §

recommending that the

operation of all terrain vehicles B

be prohibited on Duncan Kerr
Memorial, Riverside, Agar, and .
Lower Little Parks be adopted;

structed to prepare a By-law
prohibiling the use of-all Lerrain
vehicles on Dun Kerr Memorial,
Riverside, Agar, Lower Liltle
and Upper Little Parks, in-

presentation to Council at the
earliest convenient date; and
that the Parks and Recreation
artment be instructed to
designate by sign, those parks
upon which the operation of all
terrain vehicles is prohibited by
by-law. - . .
« Subsequent -lo a: brief
discussion, it was recom-
mended thal the Terrace Parks
& Recreation Commission's
- yecommendations regarding
the formal dedication of certain
municipally owned properties
as parkland be referred to the
Internal Planning Committee
for study and réport.

Repart - Subdivision - Ap-
proving Officer

Mr. C.M. Gale, Approving
Officer for the District of
Terrace adiysed members of
the Committee of certain
problems presently being en-
countered in conjunction wilh
the administration of the
existing Subdivision Control By-

minor amendments would be
necessary to alleviate these
problems. :

E.A. Garner Ltd, - Request
for passenger loading zone
(Bus) :

.The. Commiltee § was
presented with correspondence
from .E.A. Garner ‘Ltd.
requesting thal a bus passenger
loading zone be established in
the area of 4636 Lazelle Avenue.

Il was recommended that the
requested bus loading zone be
established on a day-to-day
basis only, and that said zone be
subject lo cancellation al any
time on 24hours notice thereof.

It, was further recommende
that the zone not be formally
signed or established until such
lime as Mr. Garner has_
provided the District with
written acknowledgement and
acceptance of the ‘terms -and
conditions relating (o the
establishment and cancellation
of the bus passenger loading

zone. coe

Slrala Title Conversion -
Existing Apartment Buildings

The Commiltee -' was
presented with an equiry from
G & K Holdings Lid. regarding
the possible strata title con- ~
version of existing apartment
uniis within the District of

Terrace, Also presented was §

information regarding a”
procedure to be followed In
converting existing apartments
to individually ewned units,

Subsequen! to a brief
discussion It was recommended
that the matter be referred to
Administration for further
Information, study and report.

Report - Proposed ‘Traific
Patlern ;

The Municipal Engineer, Mr.
CLM. Gale briefed members of ©
the . Committee _ regarding
progress lo dale respecting the
development of a traffic patlern
for Terrace.

It was recommended that the.

Engineer be authorized and ;
‘instructed to’ siscuss certain -

_ basic. aspects canceming the

development of a traffic pattern

for Terrace with the Depart- °
_ment of Highways in Victoria. ~

Nalional Petroleum . Cor-

_ poration. The Prime Minister
promised, during the July
election’ campaign, ‘that a
liberal government would insist
on 50 percent ownership of
major new natural resources
projects and’ the Budget in-
dicates thal the Government is
prepared {o carry out’ this
_commitment.

natural resource projects could
be involving the areas of
mining, fishing, forestry as well
ag gas and oil, one has to be
concerned. The proposed
National’ - Petroleum ° Cor-
poration would allow the
Government the right not only
clo get actively involved in the
exploration and processing of
natural resources’ bul, also, in
the marketing of the finished
product. ~

'

in Tl

three

1289 Sq. Ft. of luxury.
ensulte plumbing, two fire

view. Full price $52,560.00.

COPPERSIDE

5140 AGAR AVENUE --
Three bedroom home with e
$165.00

suitable for row housing.
Rusty Liungh.

RURAL HOME IN USK

‘phone Rusty Ljungh.

Two parcels of land on tha hi

BOB SHERIDAN
JOHN CURRIE

When one considers that:

COSY HOME FOR THE WINTER ”

Twa bedroom house with electric heat, wall to wall car-

b peting, situated on a SO ft, loton Straume Avenue. Full price
$15,8000,00. Ta view phone Rusty Liungh.

Very attractive 3 bedroom hema situated al 277 Doble Street
ornhili, Co-op water system. 1000 sq. ft. on large fot.
This homa requires minor finishing - a good
$22,5000.00. Call Dwaln McColl for further intormation. .

Older type two bedroom home with basement, located ‘ona
varter acre lot. Large addition to home Is-well under
way. ell constructed 26'x40". shop on property. Autooll heat
In house. Located outside of

privata water system. This property is priced to sel
§25,500.00. For appointment fo view ca

4620 WEBER: CORNER LOT: :
Very comfortable and affordable three bedroom home. W-W
in tving room and hallway. Natural gas heat and holwatar.
Large modern kitchen c.w. dining area. Priced at $24,000.00.
Try your offer to existing ? percent CMHC mortgage. Call
Dwaln McColl for appointment to view. :

This new 3 bedroom home features

hotwater. Basernent partiaily finished. Large carport with
patioover, Orive by 4612 Westview and call

LOTS - . . ‘
Twa lots avallable on Marten Drive both wiih trees, and a
lot on Beaver Crescent that is cleared. All lots have some
building restrictions and are supplied water oy
system for $4.00 per. month. Phone Bert or Rusty Jungh.

lectric heal presently rented for

per month, The fot could be subdivided Into two lots

. which would be sultable for a duplex. Fil price $25,000.00.
Contact Rusty Ljungh to view. © . : :

MULTIPLE DWELLING LOT - :

Property zoned R 3, located east of Kalum streeet with water
and sewer to the lot line. Lot is 930 x 104 ff., and would be
For further information phone

Threa bedroom home with a
proximately 1.25 acres. The house needs some {inishing.

‘operty has corrals, a barn and water is supplied to he
property by a private water system. For further particulars

ACREAGE AT LAKELSE LAKE 7
ghwey, sideof Lakelse Lakanear

Water Lily Bay, One parcel

acres and the other parcal is tan acres with 31 ff. Lake

frontage. A road bi-sects ihe property. and there is a good

beach. Price Is $49,000.00 each.

down, Cantact Rusty or Sert.Ljungh.

S ALITTLE BIT OF COUNTRY LIVING ,
_ Lovely home newly re-bullt two years ago with new cup-
boards, three car carport, four bedrooms, 244 bathrooms,
rumpus room, large dining room. fireplace, sewing room and
paved driveway. House is situated on | and one third acres
and has a barn and some fencing. For appalntment to view
phone Rusty Ljungh 635-5754,

RUSTY LJUNGH .

“Western Canada wants its P

:No wonder some provinclal
governments are rushing to
secure as much of the pie as
possible, before the "Big
Brother” in Oltawa lakes over.
For the provinces, it will be a

-struggle for survival, for
businesses, big or small, | fear
the worst,

The Speech from the Throne
promised to bring home our

Constitution and we all agreed,

THE HERALD, Wednesday, November 27, 1974, PAGE A3

lace in the Sun”.

of course, thal that is good, but
surely, we must insist that our
fundamental approach and the
basic principles of democracy
will not be eroded in the
process. .

— Obituary

Jens Christian Steffensen

Long -Time Resident of
Terrace Passes Away In
Regina.

Funeral services were held on
Wednesday, October 16th, 1974
at 1:30 p.m. in the Chapel of
Riverside Memorial Park fot
Jens Christian Steffensen, wha
passed away October Lith at the
age of 85 years. Pastor W.T.
Kurtz of Christ Lutheran
Church officiated.

Mr: Steffensen is predeceased
by his parents, two brothers and
four sisters, Heleaveslo mourn.
his passing ‘his wife. Ruth of

buy at

@rrace and services by a
a

lour office.

laces, Natural 9a5 heal and
‘ain McColl ta

a private

Ya basement situated on ap-

has 253 ft. frontage and Is 9.5 -

‘arms avaliable $15,000.00

635-5754
695-2664
635-5065 .

Sandspit, B.C., lhree sons and

.one daughter, Darwin of San
Diego, California, Dale of
Oceanside, California,

. Dalverne of Sandspit, B.C. and

Mrs. Thomas §. Buchan
(Darlene) of Willowdale, On-

Alario, alse eight grandchildren,
_a brother, Martin of Carnduff,

Sask. and four brothers in
Denmark, :

Mr. Steffensen was born in
Denmark and came to Canada
a3 a young man, working as a
farm hand, until he look wp
farming himself in the Glen

- PRUDEN & CURRIE LTD.
Real Estate & Insurance
4646 Lakelse Ave Terrace B.C.

635-6142

4908 HALLIWELL AVE;
A real family home.
lireplaces.

94 percent mortgage.

room for ihe owner.

CENTRAL LOCATION

concrete patio at the rear.

BUILDING LOT

d 40

‘operty is zone

4110 SKOGLUND DRIVE: ON THE BENCH:

Modern spanish style home nearing compleficn.
full daylight basement. Double carport. Main floor has J
aod sized bedrooms with ensuite plumbing off the masler.  %
rge living room and separate dining room plus a family

Fireplace with openings to living
Priced at $34,000,00.
see thls hame.with Its attractive entrance and balconles.

room adjoining the kitchen.
room and family room.

a

and dishwasher, ran
sundeck, This large’

you this home.

“TOM SLEMKO

1235 {q. ft. three bedrooms, two
asement Is finished and includes a rumpus
room, games ream, wel bar and sauna bath. Priced at
555,000.00, Call Dwain McCall and try your offer to existing

QUALITY HOME WITH A TWO BEDROOM SUITE
The main floor has three bedrooms, fireplace, two full
bathrooms. patio deor to sundeck, wall to wall carpeting and
double windows. The basement has a two bedroam sulle, 3
pelce bathroom, klichen-living raom combination wlth §
carpeting plus 8 rumpus ream with fireplace, and a laundry
hls attractive home must be viewed ta }
be appreciated. Phone Rusty Liungh for viewing.

BUNGALOW 2710 KEEFER STREET
Two bedroom. house with wall to wall cary
ol} space heater situated on a 40 ft. lot,
recently re-decorated and immediate: occupation can be
arranged for purchaser. Phone Rusty tjungh.

Two bedroom house with electric heat, and insulated shop at
raperty bas a few trees and a
For furthar information phone
+ Bert Ljungh. Full price $28,000.00, i

the rear of the property. P

Large lot 78 x 264 located on the paved area of Pear Street, f
rtlally cleared with some birches at the rear of the lot.
people per acre, Phone

4922 LOEN AVE: AMONGST THE TREES:
This 5 bedroom full basement home is completely finished up
. and down. 2 full bathrooms, two flreplaces, large separate
dining roam, bedrooms are large. klichen has
e and fridge are Included, roofed over

otis fenced and landscaped. ‘
drive at front, Priced at $59,500.00. Multiple listing.

‘ qr scorT AVE: BRAND NEW:

earlng completion 1048 sq, ft. full basement. Flreplace and
large carport. The 3 bedroams, living room and hallway will
be all carpeted. $42,500.00. Bob Sheridan ts pleased fo show

BERT LJUNGH

DWAIN MeCOEL

Eqen, Sask district ia 1916. with
his new bride. They remained
there until 1994 when they
moved to Terrace, B.C. Here he
worked in the lumber. mills for
many years til helack a job asa

- school janitor which he held ti!

he retired at the age of 80 years,
Because of health reasons in the
winter of 1972 he moved to
Regina Sask.

Mr. Steffensen was greatly
respected by all wha knew him.

-His many friends have fond

memories of his kindness,
generosity and sense of humor.

ting, shake root. &
he house has been

Rusty Ljungh.

1398 sq. tt, i

Drive by and

Inette area

Circular

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635-5754 -

635-3366
635-2976