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Minutes of a meeting between
. School board officials and Mr,
Larry White, Regional Director
of Indian’ Affaira were
presented at the regular
meeting of the School board
Tuesday night. At the
discussion with Mr. White the
subject in question was the
location of a school to be built in
New Aiyansh.

Gordon Robinson, of the
Terrace branch of Indian

RCMP
report

AB & E and an attempted
break-in earlier in the week
may be tied in together but we
doubt it. The first was a dry
cleaners where perhaps the
person who stole $1,000.00 worth
of clothes from Ev’s Men’s
Wear may have come to get the
starchiness out of his new
foodies. No?

RCMP reported what
appeared to be an attempted
break-in at Richard’s Dry
Cleaners on the corner of
Lazelle and Emerson. A wire
mesh window valued at $25.00
was broken. No entry was
gained however.

Earlier on Tuesday, probably
in the wee dark hours, . an
accomplished gymnast broke
into Ev’s Men's Wear by going
through a small window in the
gable end of the building. He
then went through the attic and
dropped into the store where he
lifted $1,000.00 worth of leather
jackets and shirts, He went out
the back door. RCMP are
investigating.

Ciara Holenstein, of Terrace,
was charged with failing ta
yield the right of way ina $1,900
collison at Halliwell and Sparks
on Tuesday afternoon. She
apparently didn’t see a vehicle
driven by Gerda Wiedeck and
struck it at the intersection.
There were no injuries,

affairs in commenting on the
School said that building a
“ provincially operated school for

4 reserve was a new concept in .

the history of the bureau. The
native people of New Aiyansh
requested that type of school
which will serve ali the children
in the area,

Negotiations between the
Scheol board and Indian affairs
are still going on. No -binding
decision can be made until the
site is jointly agreed upon, The
board has stressed that the
school cannot be built on
reserve land. But Mr. White
pointed out that the village of
New Aiyansh is not strictly

reserve land. The village was.

built when Old Aiyansh was
flooded and is technically crown
land. He also pointed out that
the village was the most
convenient place for the
children to travel to,

If the decision presently
resting in the hands of the
Supreme Court of Canada
regarding the Nishga Band’s
aboriginal Tights to land in the
Nass Valley, is made in the
Nishgas favor, perhaps the site
of the new school will no 9 longer
be @ problem.

Post office
reminder

Postmaster Bob Dumma
would like to remind Terrace
residents of the holiday postal
service schedule. The Post
Office will be closed on the 25th,
26th, and 27th, On the 26th
wickets will be open but there
will be no home delivery. On

the 29th service will be back to.

normal for a couple of days and
the Post Office will again be
closed on New Years Day,

RANGER DISTRICTS
British Columbia is divided
into five Forest Districts, and
they in turn are divided into 101
Ranger Districts.

THE HERALD, TERRACE - KITIMAT, B.C,

"These volunteers are “shown helping pack the
Salvation Army’s Christmas hampers which were
delivered yesterday and today to more than 120
families. Captain Bill Young, Commanding Officer

of the local Salvation Army group, expressed his
sincere thanks to the many people in the Terrace-.
Kitimat area who helped with their Christmas

spirit and gifts,

News from Kitimat.......

Appearing in court in Kitimat
on Dec. 21 was Earl William
Matthias who was charged with
causing a disturbance. He
pleaded guilty before Judge
Patrick Wright and was fined
$300 or 30 days in default. He
was charged following an
incident in the Kitimat Gordon
Hotel on Dec. 20 when he was
refused service and when asked
to leave used abusive language
and was involved in a fight,

David Mark Jenion pleaded
not guilty to a charge of .theft
under $50: His trial was set to
February 4th, 1972.

Also pleading not guilty was
Jose Oliveira who was charged
with common assault, Oliveira
had his trial date set at January

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RCMP REPOR?

Kitimat RCMP are asking the
public's help in locating a
Calgary man believed missing
in this area. Tom Fredrick
John Sanders, a_ sales
representative for Calgary
Snow Machines has been in the
area for some time and his wife
reported to the RCMP that he
had not phoned home for
awhile, She told them that this
was net his usual behavior.

Sanders is driving a white 1971

“half ton truck with two green

snow machines on the back.
Anyone knowing of his
whereabouts is asked to contact

_ the local RCMP.

Action in Kitimat’s Minor
League hockey over the
Christmas holidays will not be
as full as originally planned.
The Bantam division had
invited teams from the
surrounding area in for a

tournament but all the teams,

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them plan to attend a Christmas
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‘and games between them and

local B division. Bantam teams
will be announced later,

The Legion Bombers from the
Commercial League will be off
to Quesnel for a tournament

‘there over the holidays while

the Kinsmen from the Pee Wee
league wiil head for some action

_in Smithers, _

The Terrace coap Contre | in .

cooperation with the Tillicum
Theatre sponsored a Christmas
Party for the -children. of
Terrace Thursday afternoon at
the Theatre. Children 12’ and

under were welcomed to an.

afternoon of candy and cartoons

by Santa Claus who greeted — town.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, a

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who maintained their steps
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