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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1968. -

ir terminal
opens Monday:

The new Terrage-Kitimat Ale Terminal opened Monday without

fuss or fanfare, é.
Passengers for Vancouver - on
the afternoon CPA flight were
the first.to.be ushered. dnip. the.
new $316,000 building, °*.

Canadian Pactfic crews, cof.

wen

The. hew terminal ‘was vcolgie

“OIL HEATER BLAMED
- FOR FIRE IN CABIN -

| Terracé Fire Brigade were called In when a cabiny at) By

day.

a faulty nage heater. .

ally mien bein uge. ea

eNcepert ma ,

fee shop and restaurant, earren: thing:

tal agency and. ‘airport staff spent
the morning moving

into new
quarters,

Not enough |
students. for
college: Lee

The “Kitimat-Terrace-Prince
Rupert area has too few students
to support a regional college,

“But we realize that in the
very near future we shall have
to look {nto the problem ser-
fously,"? School District 88 Chair-
man of Trustees Dr, R.E.M,

bh Lee told Terrace Chamber - of

Commerce Monday.

‘He said the three community
school districts would be “a
logical unit” for a community
college.

Lee told Chamber members| :
that-he based his estimates onthe],
nwnber of students needed for a.

community college on thie exper-
jence of the Prince George area,
. He said that the Prince George
community had workéd on the
basis’ that 35 per cent of girad-
uating-high school students would
attend a. community college,

_ “We would require something
in tho nature of a thousand Grade
12 graduates,’? Lee said. This
year, he noted, there are 396
students taking Grade 12 in Tere
rate, Ie Rupert and Kitimat high
BC &. ‘

‘The school . board chairman 7

told chamber members that on
the basis of present Grade 9
enrolment: “Tt could well be that
three or four. years we will have
achieved. a thousand grade 12
graduates inthe region”.
Lee said, he felt that at that.
time. ‘Tt may well. be that we

will be ‘Ina Poaificn to
seed.” Pro>

: “The gidolines will be much
clearer and, hopefully, we will
not have to face the problems

at I'am sure mahy areas are
ow encountering,’ hetold Cham-
ber of Commerce mombers:. :

Lee was assisted In his ad:
firess by School District 88 sec-
fretary-trensurer.E, Ted Wells,

Lee clted the present Pro-|.
cial Government’ split of: 50-.|°

jon capital and operating costs.

y regional, colleges, He sald
B.C. Sehool Trusteca were
essing for an 80-20 formula.:
le sald that School District.

WB had, to the - present time,
ven Iittic thought: ta‘ a region-
llege,. He -aaid trustees had

mainly concerned with the |.

rgement. of tho schaol dis-
ct to. include the developing
mimunitigs of Stewart mui Q
» and with-tho- atruggle a:
ale ends meet, Alnanctallyy: wp

‘expects’ a ‘formal ‘opening

passengers.”’ =

‘Tt is a nice wulling to be
in,?? Harris said,-

The -Birport ‘manager, sald 1 he
brobably: be held sometime be
fore Christmas.

The new terminal has a nat-
wal B.C. cedar siding. Work
Started on the building in . the
spring,

It contains 5,000 square feet
of space on the main floor, wait- |‘
ing rooin, counters and coffee
shop, Also in the new building
is thetelecommunications branch’
of the Department of Transport,
and airport administration.

Only major work remaining to
be completed is landscaping.

“A ‘Terrace firm, Norpine Con-

struction, was contractor for the

air terminal,

Its completion’ ‘follows five
years of cramped quarters for
the public in the old terminal
site, part of a a hangar.

KEPT SLATE CLEAN .

CHARLOTTETOWN, (CP) —
Lifeguards at. Prince Edward
Island's national park kept their
record unblemished during ‘the
1948 swimming season,’ It has
been 20 years since there has
been a drowning in the park's
supervised beach areas along
the island’s north shore. ‘The 17
Mfeguards man nine stations al.
ong the s beaches.

’. Motorists tend to make judg.
“ments onotherdrivers by their |
cars, Volkswagens are pesky,
sedans are sedate,‘ certain
types of UK cars drive In-the
‘.middle of the road. and don’t -
‘bother with signals. And'to
the speed conscious . driver;
' the sight of a red-sports car.
_.45 readily ‘Yecognized as a
_ brother ‘in acceleration, - Not.
that red sports car oh Kalum '“
St: last: week. «= It contained’.
radar equipment used most.
. effectively to clock speeders
by the smiling gendarmerie,

Herald’ cheek on which ale
-ermen “.were' running again:
cought ‘EDNA- COOPER. ind the -
‘middle “of, house: ‘cleaning.
‘After, a rueful look at the

’ surrotinding - chaos :: she did -.
allow. that yos,’ she. really did =
. want to runs *

‘take ‘another. : ‘look ': at. “the |
PETER. BENOIT:

wite ‘service’ for
‘Gonéral: “foe its" is

in
et Sd. Haunts | pg

So’ this year's. Remembrance |
Day observance will be ‘held in
the Tillicum Theatre instead of

the outdoor ceremony at the Cen~

oiaph in -front of the municipal
building. an
* The Armistice Day parade will

fallin on the Safeway Parking.

Lot at 10:40-a.m. Then, under
command of paradé marshal Jack

Sharples:the vetérans will march
‘to. the theatre -for -the annual

commemoration service.

Royal’ Canadian Legion's Foul, ter

Bogelund told. the Herald: “We
recognize that inclement weather

could seriously interfere with a|'

Cenotaph service, and we are

also -‘aware that our local vet-

erans are not getting any young
er. That"s why the parade com~
mittee : has taken advantage of
the offer to use the theatre for
an indoor service.” :

.Thé. cenotaph will not be for-
gotten Monday, At the conelustori

that a five-to-one rejection at
the ~ Ratepayers’ meeting -

doesn't . ‘mean @ thing when - |.

18 abstain.

- the | ‘New
_ attempt’ will be made ‘to-en-

force downtown parking regu-_ |

- Tattons,'.and-a start: Will ‘be . ay 000’ will be undertaken at Alber-

‘- made ona. municipal downs’
_ town parking lot. ‘. mo

* Meno ‘to’ Y Highways: Denar |

nents Now. that. the neweair “pcent in 1969 on precipltator and

-oxidation installations, and-ano-

ple know where the fee $910,000:-in -1970. “A fur-

“terminal has: beet opened, how.
‘about. using a nlce “big ‘slen
~ to Jet peo:
*) airport: ig Like-one of those ..
great big green ‘ones they'use
on:the freeways, ‘And if you.

: can: stretch the budget, let's Fre

have ‘an. vasler ‘way ‘to make

that right. turn, Situation fait

is that. it’s’ a 60 ‘mph road: .|-9
With. a litte finger. sign’ al...”

ae wae most: at the turn indicating’.
"Thornhill: As ‘expoeted’ to: a

the turn: to the airport, The.
almost: fnevitable suddon’de-,
cele rath on: bth. speed ‘is 2

Fire Chief Andy Owens sald the fire was caused aby

Fes. belieiiad! that” the Fite w was’ set ‘deliberately.
. ‘Extensive’ damage. was done tothe floor and hall

Remembrance Da ay
Theatre chosen for

November 11 service

Old soldiers’ get older and Terrace weather gets. worse.

: carried out in: ‘1969 and 1970,

. Ovx crystal hall payethat in
Year: yet: another *

{Port Alberni, “and. at, Harmac
“Pulp.. Division; near “Nanaimo,

‘sion projects:
will

‘the rear of the Cedars Matel caughit fire at 4 a, m. + Thurs- et

of the theatre service, a_.vole
unteer detachment will march to
the. Cenotaph’ for a’ cerominal
placing of Wreaths by Royal Can-
adian Legion- and the Legion La-
dies* Auxiliary..

_, Legion Branch 13 annual: Arm-
istice Day dance will be held
Friday, November 8, in the Com-
munity Centre, Tickets areavail-
able. at the Legion Hall, Din-
ner will be served at 9 p.m,
and dancing. § starts an hour la

~ MBPR uses.
- dollars for
pollution -

” MacMiNan Bloedel Lita will
spend an -additlonal : $2,458,000
on .pollution control. at- two of
its Vancouver. Island pulp and
paper mills, it. was, Announced
today, ©

The’ company: also will am
‘Moutice soon. another .major’ pol-
Iution control project at: one of
its Vancouver Island mills,.

It.‘of the: projects, will -be

and they will .raise MB's total
‘expenditures over thé years on
‘pollution control to about ‘$17,
000,000 by 1970, 6S 3
nthe projects ‘to’ coat: $2458

ni ‘Pulp: and Paper. Division, at

At ‘Harmac:' $635,000 -will. be

er ‘expenditure: ‘of $119,000 will
‘beemade.:in- 1969 for. in-plant
‘improvement in: methods of con
Ming air and watér, discharge
m,the mill, :

“The new: installations at: Har! -

nine will further reduce emission

ne e mill,
AG Alberni Puls and Pipes D vie
seoat. $730,
Il be eareied:out;

ae, Hew

riiculate matter’ and’ odour | °°

Tlanzto
leave
Council

Alderman Campbell Lane will
not seek re-election at the
December 7 municipal poll,

‘Lane told the fora that he
had decided to step down from
municipal office because ofpres-
sure of business, -

Lane is one of three aldermen
whose seats fall vacant this year,
Aldermen W. H. McRae andEdna
Cooper are also up for election,

‘Alderman Cooper who won her
seat this year. unopposed, com-
pleted the remainder of former
Aldermah Dorothy Norton’s

‘She said she’ will definitely
contest the election.

‘Alderman McRae cauld not be
reached when’ approached by the
Herald concerning his plans. for
the coming election; --

He topped the poll when ‘he
ran ‘for , 8. one-year term last

term.

December,

~ Pedestrian hit
~at traffic light

A.pedestrian was taken to hos-
pital Monday morning after boing
struck by a-car in the crosswalk
at ‘Lakelse Avenue and Emerson.

Mabel: White, was ‘struck by a
vehicle. driven” by -Theodoros
Klonarakis, ‘Klonarakis Was pro=
ceeding south on. Emerson when
he « ‘Made a left turn onto Lakelse
Avenue’ at the ‘same time that,
Mabel White stepped off the curb
to cross. the street,

According to the RCMP, ‘both
driver: and pedestrian were pro-
ceeding: ‘with’ the proper: lights,

‘The: woman appeared to have no
seridus, Anjuries,: according tothe
RCMP ‘spokesman, but’ was de-
tainedIn:Mills Memorial Hospi
eee :

. The

ap | Pick

Hydro line

TRICK OR TREATERS put on a fashion show Halloween ¥ vilth the latest witch modes and t goblin

styles.

On display on Soucie St, were (from left) hound

Robin Hood alias Ernie Webb, and pirate Sheena Delany.

Terrace kept it its
lalloween coo

Police pleased with |
-public’s co-operation

Terrace o kent its coal on Halloween,

Four-bits |
return to
Terrace

The four-bit piece is Arak in
Terrace,

lts silver is replaced with
nickel and jis size has shrunk,

but its back in circulation to ease |

the strain of too many quarters
in the pocket.

Terrace banks. reported ar
rival of the new’ 50: cent piece
last week, It may cause pro-
blems to the public, —

It's new, smaller, size, makes |

it just a- little bigger than a
quarter, Ard the quarter is
about that much bigger than a
nickel, ©

And for the really coin-con-
scious, last week saw the arri-
bie of the nickel dodlar in the

wo.

The metal dollars are in-short
supply and: won't replace. ‘the
folding: variety, -

Both coins went out: of. “cir

culation. over a year. ago when|*.-.
rising .silver ‘prices began: to

raise the intrinsic value of-the
coin higher than thelr face value,

The’ coins were withdrawn and
the coinage has now been schanged |
to nickel. i

If you're looking for the. suc

cessor of the silver dollar, you|
may. find {t -hard to come by: |

According to Royal. Bank ‘assis.
tant manager H.° K.- Kyehnel:| '

*“Tt’s ona first-come first-ser-|.
‘yed basis, ¢
how ‘many;-we will be abie to get |'
or, when We might receive more).

We just -don't. know

of them at the bank,”

4

vandal nabbed |:

INVERMERE,— An‘ 18-year-old |’
youth, who admitted ‘breaking in. ||.
: < | sulators:on ‘a’ 60;000-volt power

Ihe near /Spiliimachcen, .was

‘| awarded an 18 months: suspended | *- :
| sentenceand ordered:to make’ ae
J restitution totalling $278; |

‘Magistrate it, 'T, Stick ordered

1
a.'| the -youth.-to-: complete thé: pay=| £95!
Tort: within six: months of, Detar pl

hber 7,

1068.” ion

‘and Pyongyang,

A combination of cold rain,
friendly but firm RCMP guid-
ance, and co-operation from loc-
al citizens, both adult and juy-
enile, - gave Terrace one of its |'
quietest Halloweens ever,

“We are extremely pleased
with the co-operation we receiv

7? RCMP Staff Sergeant on
Winn, fold the Herald, =. "-

e hope all the young p le
had a good time,’ mm on

The "Terrace Halloween Was
in marked contrast toather parts
of the province where a total of
37 youths face charges for dis-
turbances,

. In Nanaimo, two RCMP attic.
ers were taken to hospital after
being. atiacked by a mob, A
car Waa overturned in Quesnel,
A fireman was hit by a thrown
bottle in Vancouver, Molotov.
cocktails. were thrown in Haney.

Terrace ‘RCMP did break up
potential trouble spots in the
downtown ‘area by asking small
grous to moveon,

Some youngsters were driven

home to parents RCMP, ; .
by quad ‘told the meeting that he was dis.

the rarely invoked curfew’ was
applied at 9 p.m. to get young
sters home,

. The trick-or-treat younger set,
were.out, in full force -despite ||
the rain, Many were ‘Accomparr-
ied by parents, - :

-!.” PLAY: BOTH : SIDES.

‘India has: decided to, open con:
sulates in Seoul, South Korea,
North Korea

about the end of October;

- LEC TRICAL

~.{ by the Kinsmen. :."! *’

dog Curtis Fehr, Indian Catherin r Delany,

| Site. first, 7
arena head
Gray says —

New. -elected ‘chairman. of: the .
Terrace Arena. Association Ken
Gray will put the search for-an
arena site as the first “tem
on his agenda, , ;

"T will have to take a close
look at what has-been done be!

tore deciding what our next step
should be,’* Gray said,

think ‘the “foremost problem ‘~p
be setiled-is to get a- site” ‘to \
put our arena on.??

Terrace Municipal Council is :

expected fo‘ make an-announce-. :

ment on an arena site sometime. a

in November. _

‘ Gray wie elected president at?
the ‘annual Arena Association :
meeting October 30, « ot

Joining -him. on° the ‘Aveta As: *
sociation executive are Vesta’ -
Douglas, vice chairman; Dick.
Green,
. | Gieselman, treasuror.

The meeting elected six ir:
ectors: Cam Beaman, Alex Im °
selberg, Gordon Rowlands, Bob .
Leary, Jim Mackenzie and Kerry 7
Condon, ;

Outgoing chairman ‘Art: Bates: "

appointed that Municipal Coun’ :
tt had ‘hot yet’ named an aren.
site. .
- Bates then. suggested that the. 2
association ‘should. become .a.-

Ways. and Means Committes:to-~
~ | get the’ building: up 5 soon’ ag

possible, L
: Bates sald the Agsoclation had _—

raised over $20,000 and an ad.

ditional $16,000. tad been raised

INSPEC TOR |

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“hut EF .

secretary: ~ and Barry” =