a iifiation With menibers of’ the ‘public asking.

Galbraith had been invited by Soutar to * “attend aSocred function that would. ocpur _‘at the'same time ag the council meeting. ~ Cooper: ‘would also be “attending. ‘Down might still be. ‘out. of town ‘on personal: “business, a “Four of the sever member egunell. are. “Fequiréd for 3 quorum. “With Giesbrecht;” “Gellately ‘and: ‘Marguerite: Clarkson ‘in -

* ret “number: to conduit: the ity’ § “ busthess, ie n Mayor, Gidsbrecht explained. that * aecording to both. the city's” procedural "bylaw and the municipal act; if a quorim - *Was.not present those who did attend ‘must: wait a half-howr aid if'a quorum: was ‘still . hot. present’ ‘the © meeting | ‘would! be’, "postponed until the: next, evening.’ . >*At the-end of the 30 minutes, Goilately: "thade his annouricement that he would be:.. seeking * ‘to have ‘the mayor call in the: “Inspector of municipalities, © ~ 0 +: ‘Gellately sald the non-meeting: was the ““@ulmination” of a number ‘of incidents _ -’ leading to his request. He said councid was _ being run some other place in town and not - at the ‘chambers, He charged. ‘thaf. the’. “missing aldermen had engaged in political © ‘thterference with:the budget and. with-the | | animal shelter. Gellately' added ‘the

_‘it-a number of instances. moe ~ Council has been reset for tonight at

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pM: The Daily: Herald ‘tracked dawn three: ‘of _ the missing chris at the Lakelse Helel

2 aheort: -exeluslve sel ~ replies to Gellately’s request let ‘the. . ~ Anspector’ of municipalities be called in:- ; “ Boh’ Cooper had “no comment”. .* : "Galbraith noted that both he and Cooper - were declared candidates" for the Socred ~ nomination as MLA in the Skeena riding, and said that he had asked the mayor-“‘if, he would mind if we put it, (the council meeting) off for one night and so notify the press! He said that It was-‘unfair’’: ‘that

the press wae only notifled at 9:30.a: in, a

~ Monday morning that there might not bea’ council meeting. | Later Giesbrecht indicated that after Galbraith's phone call - he ‘wad still not certain that there’ would. definitely: ‘not be a council meeting.

- Soutar said, “we're going ‘ tomorrow”. He. added; “we phoned Helmut and" told” him’ we: wouldn't -be' there because OFS, another engagement," ;

‘will: face a. full agenda of more ‘than items.) 4 :

Society: must be chosen after Bob Cooper. resigned.” saying ‘he had ‘never. bean . informed of any: meetings or received any: minutes and adding. '4t's clear Ahey don’t «

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; ” Merald Statt Writer ‘TERRACE— | Skeena MLA: Frank Howard’ says

negotiations © with. ‘B. c. ‘Timber. Te MLS' & isstlgtoas :

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“ aftendance, they: were ‘still ‘one shy of: the: é

°° Michaél Tindall: A vequest f for help coupled with a. a-seven- - -

‘political interference had been “blatant”. a

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“When. the errant alderman. return, they .

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have discovered that within the past! week © Waterland has appointed. a committee

committee,’ ‘thet Monday, March ‘28° in’ Smithers, - According’ to Hower one

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wa before: nd toe the plan ‘the of heaith must be. consulted. |

‘annual. hivea-siuaent week proclamation: has beéti requested,. Names of délegates to ; the atinual conference of the North Central. unicipal’ Association’ are’ due..* ‘The. Northern Development’. ‘Council | wanis. i support, in its continuing fight: fora: cancer ‘glinie'in Prince: George and railroad grade: separations’ along the CN line, °.- ~The: Building: Inspectors Assocaition « ‘oB, C: has sent'a letter asking for an. “unbla m review” of “the situation,” which may: or 7 may. ‘not: be construed-as ‘presdure’ on: Terrace Euilding inspector Gil Cobb.i A 5: ‘thanking Cobb.:and ‘planner “Rob ; “for their’ -assistance*;by..;‘the - | Terracéview architects, has: been reeeived. =. "“waletters in. opposition | {o council's decision to go: ahead with the heritage park: ‘on the Terraceview dite have been, sent by

‘page’ ‘report: on ‘current plight.-of: the |

* “Terraca ‘soup. kitchen has- been: received,” “City engineer Ralph Keen wants April idk 15 declared “spring, clean-up‘ week". ‘also wants. three’. of “his “staff to atten » lasses: at UBC. 7

Glétk-administrater Bab’ ‘Hallsar has

"presented a package’ ‘explaining the labor: , djustment benefits program: described as ‘last resort-income: maintenance. zto- ~ eligible older ‘workers who, have been laid .‘ ’ off in industries designated by the federal © _ Government... Fe

Treasurer Keith Norman has: ‘compiled a a”

° "comparison listof posaible new cars to bé :

‘differen philosophies” | and: is “asking : council to resolve the dilemmia,. -He' has also requested that 4 flat minimum fee of’ -$25-per unit be established for strata: title | ‘conversions. * © In: addition, -he © wants. council's approval ta apply ta the ministry --of lands to obtain leasehold’ tentire-on'the ” Crown lots” for the Purpose of gravel extraction. ny xa “Down's notice of motion with the intent. aft revoking. the. -acceis’ to. ‘information . ‘bylaw ‘is;on:" the: agenda. ~ As is? the " indemnity. bylaw, with Soutar's. expressed | ly

‘ intent-of - reducing Mayor «: ‘Helmut’ es

us Giesbrecht’s salary to $ifor'therémainder. ‘of the year.” “Again at Soutar’ 5 Fequest;.’ : the! position outlines: bylaw Is' up: for revision, forthe: inelusion af :the’ newly hired’ ‘eity engineer: and to” make other. » ghanges, : “he last items. ‘on the: agenda “meeting: that didn’t happen: ‘Monday, but: Sanna ‘tonight ate a bylaw to ‘amend. the. “cemetery - -régulations. and’ a. ‘zonln amendment for the ‘4800 block of, Latelle ‘ Avneue. ; _

committee member "i is. a! Mr. Davies’* wha works for: ‘B.C, Timber in’ ‘'som

Depiity Premier . Grace _ of at least two people tolook managerial ‘position. ‘in: McCarthy “Jet the catout of” at the options. -available to ' Terrace’: ‘Another member’ ;::-, the bag” Monday morning :’ the Movernment ‘with is “a Mr. Strain” who isi‘‘a. . when she ~ said: ‘forest - regards to B.C. Timber ‘and ‘provincial: "government . minister Tom ‘ Waterland ’ issue a report by mid- employee. with. the forest: would be in Terrace shortly | fe ’ service”: Dae os ‘and was engaged In “Howard” anys. . the aq tind the “exclusion from.

: that comuilttee.of anybody" | fromthe. .workforce,,.is edhighly insulting . to” the: ‘who! Mare! Howard: : ‘thine ‘people; or their anions and associations, : far more

‘Tespect, “to ‘productivity: _-Tiatbérs than most people in pa

:. Their. taclasion coneludes a. Howard. means - that. the - férest:: minister - is oflly »

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“interested in.short-term |. 2 _Bolutions . or a -political *: advantage and is not serious © gbout : finding. long-term:

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thatthe govérnment wanted: *: . things © ta:-get aé bad‘‘as.. : "possible before they stepped: “in with’ some solution that. "would make them: look like. _“haviours,! Howard added,

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‘Herald Stale Writer

“TERRACE ‘Te, S100 | nee of

“award | is. ot iste eo competitors ‘ages. 13-25.

‘The other top award: winner,’ receiving the Be ‘Terra¢e “Men's. “Waterpélo: Association’ ° . ‘Scholarship of $250. ‘tor competitors under: age”

13,: was Pamela: -Kerr,. vocal « sof Terrace. ‘

" Nominated for thié were awari were, "Robert. aren Brodie, ‘.-: flute of Terrace a Frances Brodie, ‘speech ~

“Hick, piano of: Prince Rupert; +k

. Terraces _Travellitig, to the ‘ppovincial: ‘fi

‘Kitimat and Doris Broome, sénlor of: Terrace: ‘for instrumental. ‘In speech arts’ Lisa ‘Cote,

junior of. Terrace ° and. Bruce! ‘Hallsor; intermediate -of:-Terrace. will go. Monday’s © Hope, Terrace Christian Choir and.Caledonia’. ‘Stage Band- will.send tapes. of” their. ;

performances, for adjudication. Ley and

Prince Rupert and Toby. Der,. intermediate of: ..Vancouver,."Linda Fowle, intermediate of

“Vocal winner's were Jason Krause. of Terrace who won ‘the Ormes. Drugs award of $25:. David .

islop c of Terrace won the Totem -T:¥. trophy; :

leaners a

. “Kenney, ‘Thornhill: Primary, Parkside School ‘and. Yamaha Musie. ‘School all ‘tied for the. -

Tertace Rot

” Brian Mitchell Memoriat trophy; the Terrace Christian Choir. won the Prince Rupert Rotary”

[Terrace won. the ‘Richard's ©. dof $50; Ruth -Pousette of . ” Terrace won th etmeel Concert Association '

The ‘Kildala Boys, Choir of Kitimat + ‘won n the

trophy; the. Terrace Christian Choir won the -

Prince. Rupert: ‘Rotary Club award ‘of $100; . .Monday? F] Hope. ‘of ‘Terrace won the. Dr. D.W.

Strangway- ‘award:of $50; the: ‘Prince Rupert _

_ Secondary, School: Choir won the Bank of ‘Montreal: trophy;: and - Sheila. Greening of ~Tegrace and Connie. Rauschenbergér won the

trophy}, David. Hick

2s cents

Joan Spencer trophy:. .

- Piano wisiners. were: Jared Taylor and. ~ ‘Matthew Phillips. of: Terrace won. the: Marylin : Davis, trophy; Helen’ Goodwin ‘of Terrace’ Oi. the}Terra opistrict ‘Teachers’ “ Assoeiatton: award:¢ of '$50;: Darrell Melvie: of Kitimat'won’

Prince Rupert: won:the Royal Canadian ‘Legion

Lehmann: Jewellers:

_ David Weismiller. ‘af Terrace « won thé ‘Frank: : Froese. Memorial . trophy: and award of: $50: ;

Helen Goodwin of Terrace.won the Eugene H.

7 “Thomas trophy; John, Nelson and Robert Hick . both of Prince’ Rupert ‘tied for: the Terrace - :.” Drugs: award-of $50; David. ‘Hick of Prince - ‘to be’ held ee ‘at UBC in June to.represent the northweat are ~:~

Rupert won ‘the.Prince Rupert Rotary Club.

‘award of $75; ‘Sharon’ Paterson of Prince...

piano. competitors Charles: Nelsaji,’ junior of: oe Rupert won’ the. Dairyland trophy.

Established 1908 .

rince Rupert won. the -

“the Janet: Felber : ‘trophy; Joseph Nelson ‘of-.” °

c Bat forte names. winners ¢ at concert —

_ Terrace Concert Society award of $100. “Karen Sommer; Linda Fowle, and Mischelle

‘ Marlea, all a of Kilimat tied for the Skoglund

” ‘Limiled ‘award ‘of * $100;.

‘of Terrace won the: Dave’s Plumbing trophy.’ Band winners were the Mt., Elizabeth Inter’.

Stage Band.won the Terrace Kinsinen trophy:

." Association trophy’ was “not awarded,

‘Toby. Der‘ of ‘Vancouver won the- Sight‘and «.:

Sound trophy; Robert -M¢Donald ‘of Prince: : _ * Rupert won the- “Royal Cafiadian Legion award * of $50; Robert’ Hick: of Prince Rupert won the Terrace Kinette Club: trophy; -John and Charles “+ Nelgon of Prince: Rupert won. the Finning

Tractor and: Equipment award of $50;. Kyla -Cowans of.Terrace’ won the R.' Lowrie trophy;

- Robert Hick of Prince: Rupert won the Lakelse ; Pharmacy award of $50, -

“Adele-Darini' of. Siithers ‘and Nina Parr of. “Terrace tied.for:the Dr: C..Ling trophy and. of

: 85; Val Sutherland of Terrace won the Prince -

O'Brien--of Terthce oi. the Joyce Knight ‘trophy; and: ‘Toby: ‘Der’ of Vancouver won the Northwest Sportsman: ‘trophy. °

_the'Booth Memorial Continulng Band: won’ the. .

Alcan trophy; the Terrace District Teachers’. . ie

. “the “Caledonia Concert” Band won the, 7 : Northern’ Sentinel trophy; the Caledonia Stage: '. Band won the Dr. R.E.M., ‘Lee award of $100,:

The :apeech’ arts .winners~ were Cindy!

_Grimshaw and Sandy Cote both of Terrace who!

Grimshaw * ‘won ‘the “Terrace. Rotary “Clu

- won. the: Marwyn. Truck: Sales. trophy; | 4

a trophy: St: Anthoney’s grade 3 of ‘Kitimat-wont "the . Mike: Strymecki - Memuarial © tro y; thet

‘ Instrumental “winners: ‘were Allan Power of _

Terrace won the Dr. J.Di Zuechia tti trophy. and award of $50: Kyra ‘Wiillstan. of Terrace. won the Keith. Tucker.trophy and. award of $50; Coleen Anderson of Terrace won the Carters ‘Jewellers trophy; Linda. Fowle of Kitimat won

theBeta Mu Chapiér of Bela Sigma Phi award; * ~ Doris Broome won the Esquire Shop of Prince

Rupert award of §50.: :

Beth Shumka and Robert Mcintyre. both of Prince Rupert won the McElhanney Associates ‘trophy and Prince: Rupert Symphony. Fund.

_ award of $25; Linda Fowle of Kitimat. dnd~ -- Whitney: Briennen of Terrace tied for the

trophy;. Lisa Cote won the CP Air trophy an the Xi Beta Mu trophy. . : Bruce Hallsor won the Terrace Little Theatre

Nechak» ‘School Grade 4 of Kitimat’ won: ‘the!

Royal Bank trophy; Bruce Hallsor of Terrace: _ won the Terrace: Ministerial Association, award. teed fe

Cheryl Forbes of “Terrace won the Shay

| award;-Becky Wilkinson of Terrace won the; Dunster trophy; Chery] Forbes of Terrace won: -

the Lyshaug award of 450; Raeannan George ‘of, Terracé won. the’ Albert §. Wong, Memorlat

_trophy; and David Hislop of Terrace won the” Crampton and Brown award of $50.9... 2. Adjudicator wirtners:were Becky Wilkersenr

of Terrace Won the Terrace Rotary Club award.

_ of $50; Nga Ly of Tertace won the Bud McColl: Memorial Scholarship of $200; Travia Oates of: . _Prince, Rupert won -the Eurocan’ Pulp and. ‘Paper: award ‘of. $755, Sheila ‘Greening: of.

Terrace’ ‘and: Alexander Gilmore of. Prince’

Rupert. tied: for.the Loyal Order of Moose of:

Prince Rupert’ ‘Scholarship .of $200; and David: Weismiller of Terrace won 1 the Ellen Bastin, Memorial award’ of ‘0. ;

‘Nicaraguan demonstrators protest killing

‘MANAGUA (AP).— An estimated 1,000

ige and ‘ideas with.’ demoristrators gathered outside. the . U.S.”

Embassay in Managua on Monday. to protest

alleged American avipport for anti-Sandinista .

a 3 : Buerrillas operating in northert Nicaragua.

A major focus of the demonstration was a rebel attack which claimed the life of a young “French doctor, Pierre Grosjean, killed by the. "guerrillas in western Nicaragua. last week.

~~ Grosjean was studying leprosy as part of'a

‘cultural ‘&greement between Nicaragua and the ‘goverment of. French President Francols - > Mitterfand. He died along with thiree soldiers in ‘an: attack that also left 17 civiliagis,. including -

, Beven children, wounded.

_““Thedenionstration, which insted less than an “hour, waa orderly, The embassy atalf had been’

‘) gent home. éarly and the grounds were dark

when the protesters arrived. . Meanwhile; a - goverment ” “¥po kesinan reported continuing clashes between. anti-

_ Sandinista rebels and - governmett: troops,

including the ambush of a. “Red Crosa ambulance in which the driver was killed. ' .The goverment spokesman, Herty Lewittes,

, _ whois also minister of touriam, did not identify

the driver or say -who,the ambulance was carrying when it was ambushed Sunday night.

Residents of Rancho ‘Grande, atown of about _ 5,000 people 260'kilomettes ‘northeast of thé eapital, said ‘the town was surrounded by.

insurgents early. Monday but was not attacked. ‘The government estimates. the number of

guerrillas, operating in northers Nicaragua. at

‘up to 5,000. i A.rebel broadcast claimed insurgents also

.. are fighting in the south, near the Costa Rican

border. A broadcast monllored in San Jase, the

-. Costa Alcan. capital, said ‘rebels attacked

soldiers near Fatima, more than 10 kilometres

. and there is some dissatisfaction within the ~~

. natlonal guard: soldiers, thousands of whom: . fled to. Honduras in the last days of: the

from the.Costa Rican border, and killed -13 of, _

them. The teport sald the guerrillas suffered four casualties before they were forced to withdraw. * .

Nicaragua ’ says the guerrilla force is made’ ~

up of:former national guardsmen loyal to the.

rightist dictatorship of Anastasio Somoza, who.

was toppled in July, 1979, In a revolution Jed by: the Sandinista National Liberation Front. tt

The Sandinistas now control the government

country. over the leftist. slant the government: has taken. ‘However, the government says the. current. ‘rebellion’ is ‘fueled by the former:

revolution that toppled Somoza.- ; z

Nicaragua contends the United States is ihe ptime mover in. an attempt to topple the:

- revolutionary government and sald ned

night” that. Honduras has ‘rejected Nicataguan proposals to improve the situatben “because’ of manipulations by the N Americar government.” ,

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Voddvilrd ‘Choir and the’ “Coins: : Brass Choir. tied. fdr° the B.C.’ ‘Telephone. “Company. ‘trophy: and award” of $50; Darcie’ ' Gilham’ of. ‘Terrace won the Prince Rupert . Rotary Club award of $50; and Robert Goodwin

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