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Llll Der Will Lead the Liberals in the the Move Was Made in Goes Feb • i ~ ............... I ~.~ ~, LEGIgLt~TiVE LI[~RARY, COUP. 77178 VICEORI~C., //bl v* ' ouncil Considers concerns about new pub By ED YUDIN chambers Monday night to give local residents a outside the immediate area. A petition with 30 expressing outright opposition. Herald Staff Writer chance to air their objections. Some of the eight people signatures opposing the project had earlier been If the neighbourhocd pub is approved, construction Concern that a proposal for a neighbourhood pub on attending the meeting thought the pub would be an submitted to council, prompting the special hearing. would begin in early spring. The request must first Keith and Hampton would endanger the tranquility of infringement on the rights of about 600 residents living Black Davis, who with Kelly Williams would build receive committee study and approval. the local residents will receive further consideration near the site. the establishment, claimed he took an informal survey "At present there is no zoning within the by Terrace district council. Some of the residents apparently feel it will be a bad of residents on Keith. municipality which allows for a neighbourh0od pub," A special public hearing was held in council influence on children, and will draw many people from He found 113 people for the project, and only three explained Dave Maroney, the mayor of Terrace. • i m l RUPERTSTEEL & TER R A( :E-K ITi AT Westend Westend SALVAGELTD. Food Mart Chevron Service Open Chevron {Seal Cove Rd.. Pr. Rupert 6:30am - llpm Open 624-5639 7 days a week 24 Hours 635-5274 635-7228 WE BUY copper, brass, all ntelals, + batteries, etc. Call us - We are "We Satisfy Tummy & Tank 20C 365 DAYS A YEAR" open Men. through Sat., 8 a.nt.-5 p.m. Tuesday, December 18, 1979 Volume 73. No. 242 He's Couneil goes going to run for tighter again dog eontrols Contract changes hands By ED YUDIN Herald Staff WHter Terrace district council has appointed a new SHEEP OIFNER animal control officer for 1980 in an attempt to solve the dog control GETS MONEY problems which have A local resident was recompensed Monday been plaguing local night for the losses he suffered when his sheep residents. were attacked by a band of roving dogs this fall. The contract was Emmett McCann of 4803 Graham was awarded awarded to David $451.91 or 75 per cent of his $602.55 compensation Milligan at Monday claim by Terrace district council. McCann lost a night's session of council, total of four sheep when a pack of dogs attacked though his bid was the his livestock on Oct. 18. highest of the three submitted for the animal control contrai:t. Helmut Giesbrecht, the chairman of the protective services Nol u lland OTTAWA (CP) -- Pierre Trudeau announced today he committee,Herald after thetold meeting, the ]llll_der will lead the Liberals in the the move was made in goes Feb. 18 election campaign. part due to media .... .~. Speaking. to reporters, Trudeau said that he felt he press~e. ~................ ~= ,. had a duty to the country and "The members of to the party to postpone council felt some changes Services cancelled. plans to returnto private life were in order especially and lead the party through in response to the reports Canadian Pacific Ltd. Kitimat,Terrace, Prince the election. by the local media," he announced today it is Rupert, Burns Lake and If the Liberals win the said. "We decided to go to discontinuing its Nor. other Northern com- election, Trudeau will stay the higher bidder." thland shipping service munities. on as prime minister, he Milligan originally due to heavy financial Some of the com- said. submitted a bid in the losses. modities shipped include "Canadians face serious Don Bower, a public small packages, pallet problems," the 60-year-old $35,000 range. He was advised to lower it, which relations spokesman for shipments, containerized Trudeau said, "the party Canadian Pacific, said faces an election." he subsequently did. cargo, trailer load lots Trudeau agonized over his Milligan's bid of $26,580 the tug, barge, and truck and bulk commodities.. decision since the minority I at does Erica Eay find so fascinating ? See page 3 was still several thousand shipment service to the The Northland Service Progressive Conservative Photo by Greg Mlddleton dollars in excess of that Northwest will be involved a leasing discontinued as of Jan. arrangement between CP government was defeated submitted by Doris Thursday .night in the nnoa-"' "es • a Sturko, the 1979 animal 31, 1980. and the Northland group Commons. Liberal cam. control officer. With a In a telephone in- of companies. palgn plans were placed on decision to go with a new terview today, Bower hold until he announced his sees peace said the two-year-old decision. officer was a change in "I will serve with all my LONDON. (AP) -- A guerrilla leaders Robert Mu- sites if more fighters c~me African People's Union. The policy on dog control. lease service has lost in South energy and all my ability," ceasefire in the Rhodosian gube and Joshua Nkomo out of the bush or return two leaders said they will "We want a much more the neighbourhood of Trudeau said. civil war is to be signed initialled the agreements. from neighboring Zambia enter the elections with a $750,000 each year, and and Mozambique. visible animal control He would not run in Wednesday and Com- The ceeeefire to end the united front and will return function," explained projections for 1980 monweath soldiers to en- fighting that has takefl 20,000 The Patriotic Front hurt by ~another election. to Salisbury soon after years Giesbrecht whose revealed a similar force it begin arriving in lives is scheduled to go into contended that the original of exile. But there was gloomy picture. Salisbury Friday. British proposal barred committee recommended effect Dec. 26, one week after considerable doubt that the the change. Northland ships in- the formal signing of the them .from some areas alliance would last long after floods Students The final obstacle to the accord. But Mugabe ~told where they had local sup- the election. Some of the new ideas dustrial commodities for VANCOUVER (CP) -- truce was removed Monday reporters it might take ~ight port. The London conference to be implemented will be such users as Alcan and Emergency crews and defying "when leaders of the Patriotic weeks fur the word to reach Rhodeslan regulars will be agreed earlier on a con- education of the public,' Eurocan in Kitimat. vehicles stood by late Front guerrilla alliance s~me of the front's guerrillas confined to about 40 bases. stltutlon drastically cur- stricter enforcement, and Bower said there are Monday as flooding accepted a British con- in the bush, In Washington, British tailing the rights of the white the legality of entering on other alternatives threatened water and gas mains in Port Moody. leaders eesoion giving them at least In the next few months FOreign Secretary Lord minority in Rodesla and on a private property to ap- available to customers while the politicians, cam- Several families were TEHRAN (AP) -- The stu- 16 campsites inside Rhodesia Carrington told reporters he • political agreement to return prehend loose dogs. here. dents holding 50 U.S. citizens in which to assemble their paign for parliamentary believes the U.S. govern- the rebellious British colony In fact, that com- evacuated in Port Moody hostage in the U.S. Embassy soldiers. Bishop Abel elections to be held under ment's lifting of sanctions to British control until the Giesbrecht said council following a mudalide which will take a close look at petition is what may have slid into the city last Friday. criticized Foreign Minister Muzorewa's bi-racla'l British supervision, both the against Rhodesia Monday election of a new Parliament done in the service. R.L. Sadegh Ohotbzadch today delegation from Salisbury guerrillas and the Rhedealan helped to persuade Mugabe and a black-majority lightening up the dog Elsewhere, flooding for talking too much and accepted the ceasefire. armed forces are to be The agreement also clears government. control bylaw. Purdy, the general caused by torrential rains, falsely encouraging the Saturday. confined to eamlz that will theway for the restoration of manager of coastal forced evacuation in North Carter administration, and be monitored by a forcd of legality in Rhodesia to marine operations for Vancouver and Nanatmo and said the least they will do is "This is an important day 1,200 soldiers from Com- Mugabe's and Nkomo's C.P. Rail said today the Parksville on eastern for Rhodesia; it means the Broadbent denies it Vancouver Island. try the captives for spying monwealth countries. political parties, the Zim- BY STEPHEN SCOTT NDP member of Parlia- railway had been un- unless the shah is returned to end of the war," Sir Inn The first contingent of 19 babwe African National successful in its attempt Giimour, Britain's deputy OTTAWA (CP) -- New meat. The record rains also Iran. Australian, New Zealand Union and the Zimbabwe Democratic Party Leader Broadbent said there were and "that heavy losses foreign secretary, told a and FiJl soldiers will leave and Nkomo to come to term- halted rail traffic through news conference after Ed Brondbent denied today many rumors circulating we are now sustaining Delta and turned some See 11 Sydney Thursday. s. that he rejected a deal that The ceasefire agreement "I think there was a last Thursday in the final make continued Vancouver area in. would have allowed the hours before the government operations impossible." tersections into lakes, for- provides that one guerrilla • realization that if the United minority Progressive defeat, adding that an ap- camp will he located in the States felt the settlement There are 85 employees cing motorists to abandon Conservative government to oach from ChreUen might who will be effected by their cars.
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