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be The Terrace Review asked: “ew
_ Do you plan to attend —
the Jaycees’ Pacific
“sbocthwoet Trades Fair

638-1132

‘this weekend? |

Roylene Ollarny
Yes, to see the new-
est cars that are on the
market. And something
to do on Sunday, .

_ Joe Martin
1 don’t know if I will.
or not. It all depends if

one or two Trades

‘Fairs. lf | have time |

usually go.

Harold Olson
No. | won’t be in
town. But | usually at-

tend. The Trades Fairis

one way of getting peo-
ple to know about what

kind of businesses and .
services .afe available.

in the community. |
think the Trades Fair is

- of value to area resi--

dents.

Neil Courtney
| would like to go. |
think the Trades Fair i is
agreat idea. —

Shalla Stewart.

Sure." {| just got: into: |
town and haven't been :

to one for a long time,
so why not.

and

"Fund established
for stricken family -

TERRACE — A family
residing on the shore of

Lakelse Lake lost every-—

thing but their lives recent-
ly after a gas explosion

burned their home to the

ground. ;
’ Ron Young was alonein

' the house when leaking
I'm around. I’ve been to ..

propane from a defective
fitting ignited and the tank
blew up. Young was hos-

pitalized .with severe

burns, and his wife Debbie
their children,
Jonathan and Sharon, are

' presently staying’ with

friends. -
-The Youngs .had no

home insurance, and the
Northwest Chapter. of
B.C. Steelhead Society has -
established a relief fund
for the unfortunate fami-
ly.- Donations to assist
them can be made at the -

Northwest Sportsman on

the corner of Kalum St.
and Lakelse Ave., or

deposited directly into the |
Young House Account at.

the Terrace and District
Credit Union.

_ Anyone wanting further

information is advised to

contact Bob Brown at
635-9351.

penalty;

iT CTR a EMER NE, Ts

“Terrace Review — Wednesday, April 22, 1987. 5s

Coiifali undecidedo on.

billing penalty refunds _

TERRACE — The utility.

bills that property owners
in Terrace receive from

the - city. ‘for water and.

“various. ‘other. services ‘are
“payable” on. a quarterly
_ basis, The’second quarter
“bills fall due on the same

“day annual taxes are due,

- creating» massive lineups,

.. inconvenience and | irrita-

tion for’ everyone - in-
volved.

Last: year the city de- :

cided to do the public a
favor and moved the due
date for the. second

quarter, ahead three days _

to redute congestion at the
municipal cashier's
wicket. Despite notifica-
tion efforts, however, 99
people failed to get the
message and were assessed

.a 10 percent’ penalty on

their utility charges when
they appeared on the usual
date of June 30 to pay

‘their bills... -
_ A lengthy argument |
with some ratepayers’ en-

sued, but.council stood its

ground i in demanding the
one of the

note...

disgruntled. group recently

complained to.‘ Hector

Topham, the B.C. Inspec-
tor of Municipalities.:
In_a letter ‘that arrived
before council April. 13,
Topham appears to.

‘dim view ‘of council's:
stance - on the issue. “I:
that Council has,

decided: ‘to. ‘restore the
original billing practice. In

the. interests of ‘fair and
reasonable treatment the’
question of continued ef-
. forts to collect the penalty

bears another look,’’ he
Suggests...

Ald. Bob Jackman,
seconded by Ald.” Ruth

Hallock, put forward a .

motion to refund the
penalties in question, an
amount in the: order of
$700. ‘“We've antagonized

‘these people enough,”

Jackman ‘commented in
reference’ to the ‘rate-
payers.

,about. things. but thet te. oe

‘fund could seta precedent

_ exposing. the’city to.
“_..utidetermined * -action. on

other - ‘penalty-charge
issues,
2 We should admit” we

were wrong and ‘apolo-
| gize,”’. Jackman argued,

“It’s a matter of setting a
tone and. being respon:
sive,”?

“Clark, however, refused ;

continued on page 2 24

etter _

- Tot the editor, _

On behalf of the.

members of our associa-
tion, I would like to thank |

you for your excellent
_publicity of the events
during the months of
February and March.

We’ very much ap-

. preciate your assistance, .
Ald, ‘George Clark P ey

spoke against the motion, -
“saying .that in retrospect
‘changing the billing date.
‘wasn’t the best way to go...

Nirmal Parmar,

; President
_.. ‘Terrace & District.

- Multicultural Association ==

: Terrace, B. Cc; co

| OAc |

‘Lunchroom 14x 10 ft.

as TRAILER
FOR SALE BY SEALED BID

One only 56 x 20 ft. doubla wide Artisan Office Trailer :
(Ideal for renovation Into summer cabin): -

mo Flooring: Carpet & Lino Dogue
“Wired for 220V,.100 Amp and Mult! Line Phone system vo
hye Electric. Heat; 20 gallon hot water tank — _

| he view please contact ‘Ralph Naish, Kitimat 690-0202,
‘ Sealed bids will be accepted by:

Ralph Naish

— oS Ocelot Ammonia Company
“1. PLO. Box 176

Kitimat, B.C. V8C 2G7

os Up to 4:00 p.m., May 7, 1987
- Please: mark envelope “TRAILER: pip’
“The highest or any bid will, not. inecessarlly be accepte ae

a NOTICE OF BY-ELECTION -
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 88 (T ERRACE) |

PUBLIC NOTICE is given to the electors of School District No. 88
(Terrace) that | require the presence of said electors. in the places

herein designated, on Monday, the 04 day of May, 1987 between ‘the
hours of ten a.m. and tweive noon, to elect:. .

Trustee (one) - for the remalnder of a two year term

os CW sink and counter. °°. 7 1.
~ Five Offices: 21x 10 ft: 17x 6 ft; 14x 10 ft; and two 13 x 10 ft _
Two. bathrooms: One with shower 2 ed

- small business enter-

Parker's an MLA first

ly held for the newly appointed Minister of
Forests, Terrace’s own Dave Parker.

was held:at the Bavarian Inn. Parker explained
to his supporters the plans that he has for he
and his family; wife Dawn, and his two chil-
dren J ennifer and Mike, They will be staying
in Terrace and Parker said he hopes to be
home every second weekend. .

Parker explained to his supporters that hei is
an MLA first.

Join the BUCKLE UP Brigade
Seat belts save. lives... ee

“Kelly S St. t Amand

Definitely, I'd like to
see the new business
that are around. | enjoy

prizes, Viewing the dis-
plays helps to give me.a
prospective .on how
well my business ven-
ture will.do. ©

TERRACE —A no-host luncheon was recent--

Over 70 people attended the brunch which -

- (1986/87 calendar year)

AT THE SCHOOL BOARD OFFICE for electors of the City of Terrace
and Terrace Rural Voting area.

The mode of nomination of candidates shall be as follows:
Candidates shall be nominated In writing by two duly qualified electors.

the returning officer or designate at any time between the date of this
notice and noon of the day of nomination. The nomination paper shall
state the name, residence and occupation of the person nominated in
such a manner as to sufficlently identify such candidate.

The nomination paper shall be signed by the candidate.

In the event-of a poll being necessary, advance polls and regular pall |
will be held at the following places, dates and times:
City of Terrace & Terrace Rural Areas:

- Advance Poll, May 15, 1987, 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., School Board
Office, $211 Kenney Street, Terrace, B.C.

Usk, Thornhill, Lakelse Lake, Cedarvale.

(Mrs.) Elaine Johnson
Returning Officer

of the Assessment District. The nomination paper shall be delivered to fj]

Regular Polis, May 23, 1987, 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Terrace, Rosswood,

_ _School District No. 88 (Terrace): ae | ;

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