PAGE 2, THE HERALD, Thursdsy, November 10, 1977

What's Happening?

In Terrace Men’s Badketball League play, Skeena Hotel
meets 9-22 Whats Happening
Thursday, Nov. 10, Skeena Hotel takes on Totem Ford in
Commercial Hockey League play at 10 p.m. in the Terrace
arena,

In Terrace Men’s Badketball League play, Skeena Hotel
meeta Red's Billiards at 8:30 and Ev's Men’s Wear take on
Alt Season’s at 9:45 in Skeena Jr. Secondary School’s gym.

Friday, Nov. 11 Through Sunday November 13, the first
conference on women and economic development will be
held at the In of the North In Prince George.

Saturday, Novy. 12, The Tomahawk Tribe dance will be held
in the Thornhill Community Centre beginning at 7:30. There
will be a beauty contest and raffle draw. Tickets are $6 per
person. For further information, call Wally Lefebvre at 635-

Terrace NDP are sponsoring a dinner-dance in the Arena
banquet room beginning at 7:30 p.m. Jim Fulton, federal
constituency candidate, Graham Lea, MLA for Prince
Rupert, and Colin Gablemann, a B.C. representative on the
NDP federal council will be there.

The Terrace Reds meet the Smithers Totems in the
Terrace Arena at 8:30 p.m.

Sunday, nov. 13, The Terrace Reds meeti the Commercial
League all-stars in the Terrace arena at7 p.m.

Monday, Nov. 14, the Harlem Clowns meet the teachers all-
star team in Caledonia’s School gym at?:30p.m.

Folksinger Mary Litchfield will sing at a coffee house in
the NorthWest National Exhibition Centre in Hazelton at 8
p.m. Admission is $2.

In Commercial Hockey League action, the Totem Ford's
meet Gordon and Anderson at 9:15 and Skeena Hotel takes
on McEwan Motors at 10 p.m. at the Terrace arena.

A two-week industrial firs aid course starts at NorthWest
Community College in Terrace. Classes run from 9 to 4,
Monday through Friday. Call Brian Loptson at 635-6511 for
further details. :

Tuesday, Nov. 15, a two-day seminar called Creating a
Career sponsored by Canada Manpower will be held at
NorthWest Community College.

The tuesday night movie at the NorthWest National
Exhibition Centre will be Of Human Bondage starring Bette
Davis: and Leslie Howard. Showtime at the centre in
Hazelton is 8 p.m.

Again on Tuesday, in Terrace Men’s Basketbal] League

lay, Ev’s Men’s Wear meet Red’s Billiards at 8:30 and

eena Hotel takes on All Seasons ‘at 9:45 in Skeena
Secondary School gym.

Wednesday, Nov. 16, there will be a slide show and talk on
the Seven Sisters at the NorthWest National Exhibition
Centre in Hazelton at 8 p.m.

Oil port inquiry
to have recess

VANCOUVER (CP)Dr.
Andrew Thompson, inquiry
commissioner of the West

such groups as the Kitimat
Oil Coalition demanded
more money to research the

Coast oil ports inquiry, said hazards involved with
Wednesday the inquiry will transshipment of Alaskan. _
bé recessed. . crude oil.- |
“Thompson said the j

inquiry would be reac- Meanwhile, Environment
tivated as required at some Canada said Dr. Thompson

would review the evidence
before him and hear from
inquiry participants until

later date or on the orders of
the federal government.
The inquiry commissioner

returned here from Ottawa,
where he held talks with
federal cabinet ministers on
extending the length of the
inquiry and giving it more
money.

Various intervenors in the
inquiry into the impact of
establishing an ail port on
the British Columbia coast
have demanded additional
money.

Funding of $380,000 was
made available to various
special interest groups when
the inquiry began last
ut spokesmen for

spring,

the end of the year. It said
he will submit a statement
of proceedings to Fisheries
and Environment Minister
Otto Lang and Transport
Minister Otto Lang in the
spring. .

Environment Canada said
there are no active ap-
plications before the federal
government for contruction
of an oi] port on the B.C.
coast, but that Dr. Thomp-
son's report would provide
assistance on how to deal
with any forthcoming appli-
cations.

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Captains of russian trawlers found not guilty

Canadians with “a new boundary.

VANCOUVER (CP) —
Provincial court Judge Jack
McGivern said Wednesda
he found the captains of two

- Russian trawlers not guilty

of unlawfully fishing witmin
Canadian waters because
there was reasonable doubt
the ships were within the
restricted zone.

“I am satisfied . the
evidence does not establish
the guilt of the accused,”
Judge McGivern said in
giving the reasons for his
not guilty decision Friday.

lakov Karpitsky, captain

of the Russian trawler

Druzhba, and Yarsola
Nedelsky, captain of the
trawler Ugolny, were
charged Sept. 20 with fishin
for hake in the restric
zone 5-1 after their vessels

were boarded by fisheries ~

officers off the west coast of
Vancouver fsland.

It was the first time
charges under the Coastal
Fisheries Protection Act
were laid against a foreign
fleet on the West Coast since
Canada extended its fishing
zone to 200 miles from 12
miles on Jan. 1.

Positions taken by radar

_ Ferry runs aground.

VANCOUVER (CP) — A
CP Rail ferry freighter,
which ran aground in Active
Pass early Wednesday was
pulled free by two tugs and
refloated Wednesday af-
terpoon.

A search and rescue
spokesman said the 380-foot
Carrier Princess would be
taken to Swartz Bay, north
of Victoria, for examination

by divers.
The $5.25 million ferry
went aground while

travelling through fog and

rain from here to Swartz

Bay. °
Earlier, a CP Rail

spokesman said that first

surveys showed no serious .

damage and no oil] leakage
from the vessel’s hull.

The ferry, with a crew of-

14, carried 16 highway
transport trailers as cargo.
The spokesman said if the
ferry had been more heavily
loaded, the damage likel
would have been muc
greater. ;

experienced

trustee

Vote for

Elaine Johnson

on the trawlers before they
were boarded show they
were more than two miles
outside the restricted zone.
Readings taken h

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showed

the because of testimony given

Judge McGivern said that

trawlers were 44 miles by defence witnesses that

the

inside

international radar is better suited than

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— Youve cot until

— Op.m. sunday

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to get out of town.

B.C. Tels long distance
weekend rates are worth

leaving town for.
Because between 5

p.m.

Friday and 5 p.m. Sunday

23c per call),

you can dial‘direct (112) to
most places in British .
Columbia* for just 35¢ or less
per minute (minimum charge

been

up to.

fr,
ae

So mosey on over to your
telephone this weekend. And
find out what the gang's @@

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