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TERRACE, B.C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER a, 1971.

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Fiank- Howard, M.P. for”
.Skeena, said. joday. in .radio.
broadcast over station CFBV in-

Smithers, that . the | Prime
Minister and the government of

# Canada are now involved in a
F very subtle program to blame

a all’ of the -eoonomic ills: of °

§ ave started to take and will.

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:

Canada on ‘the United States.
Mr. Howard said, “Of course,
we know that the easiest way to

A dodge responsibility i is to blame .

someone else. ..
The line which the Liberals h-

continue ‘to take during . this
coming winter’ is. that
everything would: have been
just rosy and lovely if the
Americans had not ceased

buying gold and would not have’

introduced the’, 10. per. - cent
surcharge.

This theme, of course, i ignores :
the fact that-we have ‘had near
. depression ¢ conditions i in Canada.
for the past two years and these .
came about as the direct result uO

err HOWARD — cle mos Site Hes

- unempleyment in order to fight

upon a- deliberate policy - of
drawing attention away from its |

’ policies -of the United States

‘doing, that all..our -problems

su ty

i

of “the: ‘Liberal government's
policies “of. creating

Over a 1000 students from’ the

(telegram: to: President Nixon...

inflation; .The. results to date ‘Mount “Elizabeth Senior Following an ‘assembi held
‘have been both: unemployment: “Sétondary School in’ Klimat by eight sade ‘12 sot :
and. continuing ‘inflation. We’ve — ght g '
. marched out. of school ‘the :entire schol, minus 25

succeeded.in getting the worst,
of both worlds. But, insofar as‘
the government of Canada‘ is
concerned: it- doesn't dare ‘face .
the people of Canada on its own
Tecord s0-is now embarking

-yegterday and gent B. se

‘students,. walked some four

shortcomings ‘and - blaming all
on the United States.

| is. the roof. |

“it is” frue ‘that the

"went as scheduled all throu
construction. °

During construction up to 33

Now,

In an ‘interview. on
‘Wednesday, Cec Blackeburn of
‘Blakeburn Construction said -
“that ‘the part. of .the “Arena.
Construction which he was
contractéd for will be finished
by the end of this week. The
‘only thing left. to do will be
cleaning up. « cout
Blackburn Construction. was
contracted to lay footings,.

were designed. to help the U.S.
and thereby injure Canada, but
surely it is political dishonesty
to claim; as the Liberals are

Now, because work on the
building is almost finished there
are only 13 men working there.

The next step on. ‘the Arena

have been created by./Uncle

Sam-When iti fact, most of qur

problems have been created ‘by
"appa Pierre.” so ;

‘sald. It may be done this winter

-KITIMAT COURT

Appearing. before . Judge

Patrick G. Wright on Oct. Sth
Ken Spicer pleaded guilty to the
charge of letting his dog run at
large in the municipality, The
charge. arose from a routine
spea investigation in the-area,

. Spicer was fined. $20 or 2 days in

default:
Ronald Comtom of Terrace
was fined $400 or 40 days’ in

default and had - his . licence -

Suspended for 30. days after. he

- pled guilly toa charge.of having

a breathalizer. reading of over

“08... The Charge Was lala after.

inves tigated »- ‘when

- noticing’ his: erratic “driving in’.
Kitimat.
- Judge Patrick G. Wright who -

He appeared: before

allowed ‘him to drive during

‘working ‘hours: in vehicles

owned by his employer.
Alexander Guzyk of* Kitimat

was charged with exceeding 08

le

.G. Wright on Oct. 5. The charge

: Guzykl (was fined $400 with 40.
. days in default and tad his
licence suspended for-9) days.

‘ miles north of Kitimat;.Gerald.

guilty when: he. appeared before . bed

Judge Wai Oct: 5.and was . complex are Gnished.. Soon the Arena dtaclt oe People a via, : a a peer ending: World . Series: .chayupl
ried $00: ‘days'in default, era les meet the Pittsburgh Pirates, who baveast stash
ith his.dtivers licence being: -,°  Spertea contest since. 1960, ix the 1975 World Sertei’. :

“suspended For 30 d \,
on Oct. 5th. to ‘a: charge . of. °

. days in default.

foundation and — bleacher weather conditions..

supports. The contract was for

’ $73,313. '
-Blakeburn said he. was
“pied with the progress which

See pacman

STARTS TOMORROW

CBC to carry
World Series

be the one putting up-the roof,

bid-on it.

ee etaets

on the. breathalyzer when he
appeared before Judge Patrick -

arose from an incident occuring
at 9:55 p.m..on the 23rd of Sept.’

Following. an..accident on
Sept. 30 at 12:50 a:m. -about 14 .

Anderson was charged with i ;
impaired driving.’ He pleaded: ‘The bleacher supports on the new Arena

be finished and the bleachers will be full of

broadcast‘over CBC: Radio beginning Oct. 9:

om ae ; a = lui m be re m Te fe . ‘Time at-Baltimore’s Memorial stadium.
“on way. for: Houston .

Dale Owen pleaded not gullty -

. | ‘The second game, alsa from Baltimore, takes place
Sunday, Oct, 10at:10:45 a.m. Pacific time. (Depending on the. :
"-. . length of the Social Credit convention coverage; it will be -
Joined in progress, probably at 11 o'clock.) .
-. *- Game Three from Pittsburgh will be broadesst Tuesday, :

allowing his dog to. run at, large -
in. the municipality, -: ‘He -was
found guilty ‘by Judge Patrick.
G. Wright and: fined. $0. or 2

‘The: next ep

men were employed at the site. P

will be to put up the roof’ he"
but it-depends entirely on the
-When asked whether he would °

all Blakeburn said was she would :

: ‘Tue baseball classic begins at 9:45 a.m. Pacific Day:

Big doings. lined ¢ up

Great things are being liried
up for the Grand Opening of the ©

’ Civie Ceritre Complex in Prince
Rupert next Sal, Oct. 16.

At a meeting in the complex.
last night, various service clubs -

. and organizations lined up their.

a Anke ‘your, ‘plas .
Ore can fromParls. The group wi will be in the a

activities under-ihe direction of.

chairman Brian Eby. eo
The two and ane half. million -

dollar building will be officially «

4, Opened at 3 p.m., followed by:a°.
mm cocktail party | for city officials, -
“members of the Recreation: |

Comimisgion and other’ special
Buests,
Starting. at a. p. m:, ‘there will

for Complex opening

fun starting in the gymnasium, .
while a grand dance- will’. get

. underway in: the - auditorium
“. under the’ auspices. of the’.
‘Rotary. Club.’ .

Ateen dance will also be. held
in their special Teen Quearters,
which are on the right-hand side-
Of the front entrance...

. Some of the ‘other: ‘service

clubs taking part are the- Lions’

_ Club with a Crown-and Anchoer..’

~ game;. Elks: _Lodge-with thelr:
Race ‘Horses; and a~Roilette;
the .Gyros- with ‘their: ‘Black
Jack, t e Kirisrnen with & Chuck’.
Luck Wheel: and: the: Kiwanis,
_with a'Lucky Dip...

-with the sawlogs.
Mill; which started up last year,
-is designed; ‘to process logs 6
inches to 20 i inches in diameter

a “HOUSTON- Work has started ©
on construction of the first stage °

“of -Bulkley Valley’s: No. ..2
Lumber’Mill, Bulkley Valley
Forest « ‘Industrles — “Limited
-feléased * details of
expansion’ ‘this. week.
Te No: 2 Mill ‘will -be
- equipped to process the small
. percentage of logs too large or

, too small for the existing No, 1
‘ Lumber Mill to handle. It wil
_also handie-deformed logs and

pulpwood: which is brought:.in
The No.

and ‘this: second mill, was
‘inctnded in'the planning ‘of the

Houston ‘complex. primarily. to
_ lake care of small diameter logs -
: “but, also to. provide | one line for

‘the large’ vand deformed lobs.

“Initially, th.’ +o. 2, Mill will

“process: the “volume of large,

small and deformed logs which

the :

“storage during. the. past ‘6
‘months,

The new millis located east of
the -present manufactyrin

plant, The site has been clea

‘and constriction of the building’
‘has now started. [tls planned to
‘bring the. mill into operation
Guring. the latter part of

December. Cost of the project

~is.$1 million and initially tne

No.-2, Mill.
The new mill is located.east
the * present manufacutring. .

1: plant. The site has been cleared

and construction of the building

‘has now started, It is planned to’
: bring. the -mill into. operation
‘during. the - latter part of”
December,” Cost of the project

is $1 million and initially. the :-
2 - Mill... .will’. - provide

, employment for an additional ‘oe
“people. Future stages of the No. :
-2 Lumber. Mill will include more

small log lines... -. ¥

Major equipment to be

installed . includes: a. carriage:

be a great wens of games and

» haye accumulated. in Jog’:

oa

the:

‘line for éawing the overaize and
. deformed logs,/a gangedger, as.
chip and saw machine and a’.
- chipper.: The carriage line wag
'. “Thursday, Oct. 14 and Games Six and Seven from Baltimore
on the 16th and 17th of the month. Broadcast times of the last

-originally part of the company’s

Pendleton Bay. operation and. |

“portions of the Buck ‘River
Sawmill building ‘also: will be

moved to the site. Waste from.
. the No, 2 Mill wil be burned in a-

smokeless. burner. with

“ dlectronic controls designed: to

‘reduce air pollution. .

AS part’ of the ‘current ~

expansion: program, Bulkley
‘Valley is also adding two Bas:
‘fired’ packages. bdilers. to ‘its
steam plant: Experience - -last

winter showed that the present .
capacity of the steam. plant is.

x

- not sufficient to meet the’ .

heating requirements as well as
operale the dry kilns during
_ periods ‘of extreme cold. ©

+ Production: from the ‘No. -1
- Lumber. . Mill: has. heen

increasing Steadily each month |

since the infeed to the quad
SAWS WOB. ‘miodified: in’ April.

regular schedule of three shifts
a day, seven days a. week, with

date was 554,000 board feet on

475,000 board fect a‘day and the

by year. end.”
“Comm enting

‘ company: spokesman: said’ that

‘on Bulkely:
” > Valley's: Houston’: operation, a

‘The: ‘mill’.’is\ ‘operating. on a -

-one shift down for thaintenance.
he highest day’s production to -

September 25, and earlier inthe =
‘month a-record 215,000 board -
‘featiof kiln-dried lumber was. |
‘protuced:: on .one? shift"
Currently,” the average ‘rate is |

"- company is forecasting 600,000

"approximately: $30: million has

‘invested todate in the
-gntire:. development.’
ineludes.the basic services and

Bite facilities required f for future .
a expansion. : :

- -He also. pointed - ‘out that the

rate among. its | ‘eqnbloyees.
“Qur’. | turnover:
exceptionally: low-for’ a mill in
inorthern: Anterior,

RK ACP),
Court ‘af: Appeal ‘Wednes-
eld the 15-year sentenc- *
ed. dotvn 0 Conrad Wik

da

This -

lumber. mill-has alow turnover
rate - is” than
se sm

; Oct, 12 at 9:45 a.m... : :
Game Four is a night game. frem Pittsburgh on "Wed: :
nesday, Oct. 13, and coverage will begin at 5 p.m. local time. —
If necessary, Game Five will come from Pittsburgh on .

three. “games will be 9145 am.

- showers. in northern: half, brisk southeasterly winds at times.

_ Weather: or. nor:

Northern Mainland: Today riainly cloudy : “with, a “few

Saturday cloudy witha few morning showers becoming sunny in
the northern half in the afternoon. Highs today and Saturday
mid-60s, Jows tonight 40.10.45. °

—. Queen Charlottes: Today cloudy with a few showers, winds | :
. brisk ‘southeasterly at times,. Saturday cloudy with afternoon

sunny P periods. “Highs today and Saturday mid-5ts, lows tonight

Central Interior: Today sunny except becoming ‘cloudy with.
a few showers in ‘northern sections this afternoon, Saturday °
cloudy with a ven’ periods. nse *

i . i

7 recorded. -
“ Hospital this week:

<. Born to Mr. and Mrs: R. Lussier |
ee daughter: weighing 6 'Ibs.'9 oz.

; mm ‘Wednesday, :

miles tothe CN ‘Telegraph ‘office

_in’ the: Kitimat’ Service: Centre.

They sent a telegram to
President Nixon protesting the

. proposed © nuclear teat on
:. Amehitka. Island. :

‘Amongst other . things. they
asked ‘the President’ “Why. do

’ you. have to play Ged?” The -

telegram ended with “Give us a
chance to: grow.” 7.

“The final telegram contained
some 1000 -Kitimat student
signatures. a

Donna Semiuk, one of the

* organizers, said, ea was really

beautiful. .-everyone. was there
but it. was very quiet. and .
.peacelul, . No” ‘pushing © or
shouting. Everyone’ was~ just
saying what they felt. Its the
first time since grade eight that
this - school has _ Feally been
together.”

’ Mayor ‘John’ Springer could
not be reached for comment. He
p36 out of town. for the wee-
end...

Alderman E Edith Angie, when

asked. te comment. on. the

student demonstration: said,

...“1An orderly demonstration and
telegram with proper action on

their: part. ‘I'm glad that young
people are. concerned, enough:

°. about their environment to want
‘to do Something @ about i”

“Bow taking reistedtiang for the 7
‘coming season.” Those
‘interested in entering teams or

"Individuals who want. to” curl
. this. year” please’contact’ the
. following. people who are in
‘ charge of each league:
_ Wed., and Friday nights: Harry
“Davy 695-2141 before ‘six and.

635-5656 after. six.

Commercial “Léague:

-, Saturday - Steve: Kutenics S35-
2689.

" Mixed” League: ‘Sunday. _

-afterneon -'Gordin Row Work °.~ |
85-93%, ‘Home 635-9953.)

“Dues, tor this ‘season: will: ‘be.

7 Mens: ‘League $60.00. per person:
Commercial: League, $20. 00 per ~

rson

re
perm ‘League: "$18.00" per

the folowing b birth has been

at Mills: Memorial ;

October Sth

OCTOBER 7, 1971

: coy x oma TOTAL PLEDGED Lad oy cash |

z ToT THIS.

TOTAL List
_ REPORT _ _ REPORT
- 1900.00 | 18,800.00 @

‘Contennial
_Sonimition