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spokesman E. Wells, .

of school buildings for activities ©
which would normally be held in
the community centre’ said

“Possible « c

‘Tn letter Mr. Essenfeld’ wrole: .

“It: (a music concert): was: ao
forced to be cancelled due .to .
Mr. Locke’s refusual to let. the

--enters ihe picture and ‘before
any «applications
through, the insurance peopie...-°

. Must first. give ‘ther ‘appraval,-

can go |

He sald ‘the granting of school b

“He said Mr.
_.therefore had no right a
criticize the methods of

Essenfeld 3

- the change of policy.
Present insurance policy for
“the district is rated at $45,000 for
- fire alone. -

the

This” “figure - would “be

REC. COMMITTEE .
Some activies sponsoured by
Terrace
Committee according to reports

 camneie ertrenamemeeenl

Premier* gq OFFicé,

Recreation -

~ have: already: been ‘given

A. statement from “School “We at the tard accordingly’ young’ ‘peop ple ot ‘Terrace use __ Locke. -
District 88 this week gave yet | putthe matter on the agenda of. -aehool facilities.” ore ~ adlities forsuch renee isnot. ABariher in bis open a leter, ite. ".- “eénsiderably increased should ‘permission to use school...
another ‘side of a story . our September 15th meeting,” ” When asked to commient thig. . entirely in the hands of the.“ Essenfeld stated: "thé Hew. changes. allow, public. ._ ., facilities, Interested ladies may ©
published in last week's herald, . week Mr. Locke told the” herald - - board. The matter of insurance: | “With the civic centre ‘gone, . use of school facilities, 1" Pattend a volleyball-basketball -

Board members . met’ * ROCK CONCERT 2° that he could not. serve. ‘as _ -..‘entets the picture and before . the schools, which are the youth | <° If the insurance® ‘company ; a meeting scheduled for Room 16
Wednesday night to discuss a After. meeting board spokesman for the board... ‘. any applications can go - centres of education, may NOT. ~ says no, it would: be up tothe ~~ of Skeena’ Secondary School, :
change of policy —. which ‘ residtance in planning a local. |. Mr. Wells, however, said that." - *“ghrough, the insurance people: . _ be, used for. recreation. of of the _-party concerned to’ supply’: . ° Wednesday, September 22. °
reportedly became necessdry ‘ rock concert, Terrace business. . the: Essenfeld story only gave -. - must first give their approval, > young.” 1. adequate insurance monies bat. These activities ‘have in ‘the
after Terrace’s one and only ’ man Seth Essenfeld wrote an. - oneside of the incident, ‘ All activities which in the past "STATEMENTS FALSE "+>. “algo special supervision of a ~ past ‘been undertaken “
Community Centre collapsed i in open letter of protest (entitled - ' INSURANCE =< | “have not come under a school " Statements. ike this were’. activities, -¢. “+ the use of school facilities and
fire, _’ Failure, Sept. 13) to the board, - "He sald the granting of achool . ~:roof, such as a rock ‘concert, — _“-reportedly false. The board is °-  ..Mr. Essenfleld. was also. ~ therefore call for no. change in--

“We knew that local - and specifleally to Board facilities for such requests is not. :imustbe thoroughly reviewed by ~ - discussing the-matter and local = encouraged to attend any of the © , policies... -
organizations would-be. Assistant Secretaty Treasurer entirely in the hands of :-the a 1 “both the board and the: : _, trustees ‘have formed -a- commiltee meetings slated for’ _ A rock concert, om the other
approaching us and asking use —-—»«*Frredrick Locke, .. ' __- board. The niatter of insurance ‘i insurance company ‘involved. committee to specifically study . the future ' and is a matter’ for further.

» shady.

. The next board: meeting will -.
be the second’ Werlnesday of
October.

Convictions —
pouring out

In Terrace Provincial Court
Friday Kitimat man Richard

7 Letauneau was convicted and

fined $275.

Police say after squealing the
tires of his vehicle Letauneau
was stopped and found to have a
alcohol breath reading of .12

He was given 30 days
suspension of licence default
15 days imprisonment, Any
readng over .08 may lead to a
motorist being charged.

- ILLEGAL FISH '.

Terrace man Victor Lincoln
was fined $35 in default 30 days
after he was apprehended for
selling fish.

Police charged Lincoln on
Wednesday.

Burt Goulet of Terrace was
fined $50 in court Thursday
after he was charged under
section 45 of the Wild Life Act.

Bi Police say he was found hunting

while maintaining a backdated
fish and game licence.

Goulet was given. 7 days
default imprisonment for the
offence which occured on the

19th of July.
FORGED

James Barg of Terrace was
charged. and sentenced to six
month imprisonment
Wednesday after he was found

guilty in court for uttering a:

forged document.
The offense was said to have

“4 . occurred between. January.and

sire eh eh otaee SS TG a SS SS TT

March of this year'when Barg-
atimpted ta pass the forged

‘ document in the purchase’ of a

drug perscription. He will serve
his sentence in Prince’ George
Correctional Institute
DANGEROUS DRIVING

A number of .08 alcohol
reading charges were handed
out in Terrace Provincial court
this week.

Lawrence Birdstane was
convicted under the charge and
fined $250 in-default 10 days,

with a 30 day ° licence
suspension. The offence
occurred on Thursday, |

September 16.

Maurice Bedard of Terrace
was also charged under the
motor vehcile act and fined $375
in default 30 days imprisonment
and given 45 days suspended

licence. He was checked by

police Wednesday after his:
vehicle had received $100 in -.
damages in a single, car
accident Tuesday. ;

Doug Stanwick of Terrace

was fined $300 in default 15 days

. and prohibited from driving in

Canada for 30 days... He’ was
checked-in a routine RCMP

road check and found ta

maintain a: breath ‘reading in
excess of 08
BREAK-IN
Two young men from Kitiamt

are scheduled toappear in court .

this week for their part in a
break-in and entry. at the’

Skeena Chevron Service, _#

Friday night.

The, men reportedly gained
access into the building by
breaking through the plaster of
the roof just above the station's
washroom, -

in further. court action
Terrace man Karl Motz was
sentenced to: six months
imprisonment for possession of
stolen properly. —

Police say he was found in
possession of. a hydraulic
cylinder, valued at $50,

Motz apppeared before Judge
Harvey in court last Friday. He
will serve his sentence at Prince
. George Correctional Institute.

‘Rupertman =
charged

Leonard Crevier - of Prince ;

Rupert was charged in Terrace
Wednesday for maintaining. an

. alcohol breath reading in excess

of .08, while he was operating a
motor vehicle,

He was blamed ina two car
accident at the Lakelse-Kalum
intersection Wednesday - which
caused. $40 to his own vehicle
and an estimated $20) to a
second . vehicle, driven by
Terrace man Peter Croot.

Police say both cars were
about to observe the red traffic
light when the Crevier car
coming from behind, hit the
rear. of the stopped Croat

’ vehicle.

Precious Tid- bits.

KONKO KAALINDAA af. Kitimat had no luck in Terrace last
week. He was warned for speeding and only a few hours later
charged for speeding. After apparently passing a police ghost. .
car when the double traffic line designated an unsafe passing -
area, Kaalindaa was pulled-over by the police car and warned of
the danger involved in speeding. After being set loose onto
Highway 25 for a second time, he was again pulled over for
speeding hut his time was charged. In court, _Kaalindaa was |

fined $50.

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DESPITE RUMOURS to the contray, the herald will be
published dna, daily basis, starting. September 23. This may |
come as & surprise to our readers but it has come as a grealer

‘surprise to our staff members. With some adjustments to our bi-.- ©
. weekly ‘schedules and ‘stockingup a few more cases of ASA < -

tablets, we should be able to give you a paper for Momnday to |
Friday. News from Kitimat and eventually Prince RUPERT -

the'big day. a

+ PRODUCTION ‘AND SOMEDAY IT IS HOPED THAT A: :
STRICTLY ‘LOCAL, ‘TRI+CITY. DAILY: NEWSPAPER WILL
BE ESTABLISHED, ABurther details will’ be Published prior. to

Sips

AFOUR YEAR OLD tamed horse killed itself -Feiday. After fi rst
’ finding the mare missing from her teacher ina pasture at 3607 -

only.one month.

- . Eby, owner J.P. Olson discovered the horse lying dead ina pool...
~ of blood just a short distance from: the pasture. After First.

suspecting foul: play’ in. the, matter, Terrace RCMP. were

. summoied to investigate, Now: that all the:facts are in, itis *,

suspected that the horse simply broke away during the night and: :
While running through ‘a field adjacent’ to Caledonia Seconday °

School, ran into a hidden snag, The horse's chest was tppped. *
open from the incident, The Olsons reported they had the mare -

temperatures
show
Thwaiey G7 AA. and. for

Weather or. “not?

“The: weather’ ‘man belleves’’ ‘our: “thitian Summer. may‘ ba
prolonged’by a ridge of high preasure. ‘Blue, Bkies and sunny”
periods could last until Tuesday.” .

saydsan approaching Pacific: cold: front. will vial us -
Weines ny: Jnorning and’ probably wreck everything.”

: "Motet alr in the’ wake of the front will bring ‘clouds and showers
by Wednesday: afternoon. ' Highs, and: lows for Monday’ and-
Tuesday are expected around 8§ and 40; while th Toll
-days will bring lower averages at 55 aid 48,"

recored at Terrace-Kitimat:A

highs and lows for' Tuesday 69-44, We eoany a

Friday-60-43 ae ;

L wing two :

ae

rt: lst week

‘Here Is a 1925 model. T-Ford, ‘in periect running condition.”

Terrace owner Art Kuemper.this week returned from Humbolt
Saskatchewan, where he had beén-atoring the vintage vehicle,
Today Art plans to restore the heauly. He first bought the car ar in “

. 1956 for a sum of+-&? dollars. As a matter of interest, he drove
~ “the car onto the trailer which by tow brought the car to Terrace,
(Photo courtesy Erie Brorup) .

twin River Timber of Terrace

in’ court Thursday ~ was:
convicted and fined $12,000.
-The’ company. -was found

‘Builty of allowing slash timber :
to fall into waters. inhabited by

‘fish.

..The charge was earlier
~ brought -agalnét.the company
‘by Department of Fisheries [- .
“nspector Dud Bogart, before’.

going «| to; Terrace Provincial
Court.”

~ Getting. to- know your neighbours

‘Starting to-day, each.i issue of "

the Herald will have a picture.
and short story of a citizen of
the Terrace area, =.

-We hope you enjoy this.
feature and it helps you to get to

know your neighbours betler. os

TODAYS: CITIZEN: 18:
MRS. KAY HUGHAN

“Mrs. Hughan has lived it the.

. Terrace area for 15 years on the
“Hughan Farm. ‘Located’ near
Aiyansh, in the Nass Valley, the

farm provides. her-with all the.
_ Necessary

fruits | and

vegetables, which she cans
_herself.

‘Mrs. “Hughan _ strongly
-- Suggests that. everyone in the

Terrace area should go to the
Nass Valley and see the Lava
Beds, the only ones in CANADA |
you can drive through.”

Sand. the accident:

Magazines survive
- Bennett's ban

A survey of Terrace magazine dealers indicates.no removal of.
magazines containing cigarette and liquor advertising has been

undertaken,

. Dealers report that ne presstre has been brought against the .
sales, which beginning September 1 were banned by the

provincial government.

Terrace dealers say as far as
their understanding goes, there
‘is no real policing agent in the
matter and that only a private
citizen can file suit against any
store selling such publications. .

No ‘such suits have been
reported in Terrace and. local
‘RCMP have registered no
complaints in such regard.

The dealers have not
censored publications and the

’

magazines found on Terrace -

shelves three months ago can
still be purchased.
NO CENSORSHIP
“We receive our material
from a province wide magazine
cirrculation service,” one
dealer told, the herald, “‘and if

: there is any - censorship at that
‘{$ Uakhowst0 |

endofthe ling
us here. But we have not taken

. any magazines off or shiives.”

CENSORSHIP |.
An Another spokesman said

nearly all publications on

shelves today contain liquor and

cigarette: ads. Only — the ‘odd -

Canadian publicatian ‘ such as
MacLeans and Star” Weekly
might be exciuded, a
. COMICS OK. oo
A local drugs store manager
said comic books are perfectly

‘Steering - ~
no-good
Though ‘Terrace motorist
Kenneth B. Fulford claimed it
was defective steering,” he
received a $250 in Terrace
Provincial court. Friday, |
Judge D.K. McAdam handed
down the sentence after Fulford

was involved in a two car
accident Friday. ° -

He reportedly had inipraper .

insurance coverage while
operating a motor vehicle, In

_ court Fulford.claimed thal he.
” was just irying out the car and

that something was wrong with
the steering. “-.
In the accident hé reportedly

struck.a second.car-driven by .

Manuel Da Silva,. which was.

proceeding eastbound.. ,on :
Lazelle; -: a
Police say noinjuries veal ted

ec ured
around. 12:15 September 17.

exempt. from the banned
material, but that they.are not
too popular wuth the general
magazine buying public. .

He too said that there is a ‘100
per cent chance that magazines
on his particular store shelves
contain the ads.

NEWSPAPER CLEAN

The Terrace Herald has not
carried any such ads since the
ban’s starting. date. - .

-Although word from
Vancouver media shows that
individual suits have been
launched. and are presently
seeking injunctions: for . the
distribution of. -banned
advertisement. containing
material there, no court action
-has been successful,

Governtuealsnlficials are

awalling’ “several: festcases - |

scheduledfor October which
will decide whether or not the
ban Jegislation: is. legally
permissable. hoe

Ladies
Volley.

Recreation is starting to:
become. a Teal thing around :
Terrace.

‘The’ Teereation. committed :
here is aniouneing a ladies .
volleyball- basketball league:

“meeting. slated for Wednesday, . :

September 22...

Those ladies wha think either:
of the two sports might interest :
them are. encouraged - ‘to
into’ room’. 16 at.. ‘Skeene

. Secondary School,. Wednesday. :

Those who have not indicated :
interest: yet can still do-so by:

phoning Sandy Lavallie; at 635-:
‘9344, " Two'additional numbers:

-careiNNIAL: MEMO~in ies
 gold:.was,,-discovered on ; ‘the
Kootenay ‘River'and by year's:
end there: -were .1,000' "men em-

to be phoned perferably.after 6; |

P.M. are 635-5703 (Marg Hanna);
arid. 635-8787 (Terry Kuss).

The ‘planned meeting is one of -

the first steps to launch. the.

recreation. committee's: ‘fall, .

program

little dope

. answers,

bring. out ‘mere bite

RICK MUNRO AND
RICK KNIGHT -

: “Who- has the authority. to any

N Marijuana:is- or is. not harmful,

Some..one:: in-- Ottawa this |

month suggested that, harmful.
‘or not, Marijuana’ be legalized.
Reports from the Committee on
.. youth were in favor. 9 5:

“Due to::this movement at.

opinion, some questions have: -

arisen. Should the majority. |

people décide for themselves or -
should ‘medical experts decide :

for the ‘people. ©

‘There, appears - to be
Newspapers and
television programs each day

information and’ add: to- the

"dug

ons, Without ‘giving their |
names, however, many told how =

legalization of Marijuana would : -
affect their own lives. The non-:’
users invoved in cir survey had
 their-ideas also. -: o
‘Doctors here and across the |

country. are reportedly. struck

raised the question: that if the

ical: right of authority.
Terrace: ©

egal aspecis are not: the issues,

-atslake. No majority of t people :
should” :

withawe over the government's:
‘contemplation over the matter,
One :.doctor-here .in Terrace *

federal. government has the
“authority: to. leagalize such a °
»does it also: have the ..

: medical *
- spokesman told: the herald -that

- Sclentific tests into the matter |
vate only today being Jaunched a

expected for sometime...
perhaps for years. The ‘spoke-.

‘sman’ said that over: the °
past few years some books have’.

’ been written about the subject.

-Obly about five percent ofthese —

are in any way factual while the
‘rest are'strictly garbage,
To say Marijuana is harmful.

at this time is to say that-it is. .
’ perfectly. -

‘harmless
recommended for. j
birthday party; Both’

, rather meaningless,.5¢ far,” :

* UAg long as‘ there
** of doubt thorugh, h

.” the drug alton be

; Te

‘and: their “findings © are: a