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. | ‘WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1990
Vol. 6, Issue No. 12

Phone 635-7840
Fax . 635-7269

HAPPY SILVER. ANNIVERSARY! it was a ‘performing arts celebration last weekend to mark the 25th anniversary of the
__- Pacific Northwest Music Festival. Cutting the cake at a recaption are thie year’s president, Norah Ferguson; B. CG, Performing
“> Arts Festival vice president lan Graham; founding members Marylin Davies, Andy Brodie and Ginnie Lowrie; Bill Young,
Nestival president from 1971-72. More on page A3.

--Minietry gets serious
~ about new overpass

Five city representatives spent
some time discussing a second
Terrace overpass with top Ministry
of Highways bureaucrats in Vic-
toria last week and the resulis, says

.city administrator Bob Hallsor,

were excelent.

This: doesn’t mean we. will be
getting a new overpass any time
soon, but ‘it’ ‘does Indicate some
Positive progress in that direction.

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According to Mayor Jack Talstra,
the ministry has made a:commit-
ment to conduct an overall study.
on a new overpass. "I think this
is progress," he says. “We've
never been this far before and I
think it shows that they’re really
serious now."

This isn’t the first study on the
matter of a second overpass,

Talstra points out, but it is the first

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done by the province. Previous
studies have been carried out by
the cjty, and Talstra thinks the
results of those studies might help
to speed up the process a little.
"They can look at those studies,

the situation today, and try to_

attach a '91 dollar figure to them,"
he explains.
This new study will also be far

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Accident claims life
of local youth

_ Acar crash south of the Terrace-Kitimat airport shortly
after 8 p.m. Saturday night took the life of 29-year-old
Terrace resident Fraser Allan Oakes.

According to Terrace RCMP a 1978 Mazda GLC left the
road and went down an embankment 4.4 kilometers south of
the airport entrance. Its three passengers and the driver were
thrown from the vehicle. RCMP reported Monday that two
were in stable condition in Mills Memorial Hospital while the

fourth person in the vehicle was apparently uninjured. RCMP

have released no other information and the cause of the

accklent is not known.
The Terrace Review has been able to uncover some of the
facts, however. Accordiug to the Riverside Towing driver who

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