“AS ‘Special: meeling “at the

“Dae of Terrace Municipal

Counelltoak: place in the:

~*. Council Chambers on Monday,

’. chair. .

September. 30 with Acting Mayor ‘Richard Green in. the Mayor’ Rowland is in Prince George attending a

Select Standing , Committee’.

hearing‘on taxation.

"sent. was Alderman Dave

” Avenue satisfactory condition. -

Maroney, ae pa

ANIMAL CONTROL SHELTER Administration advised | the Commiltee- . “of. problems |

Also ab- .

~ the 1975 Municipal, Budget.

presently being encountered: in

conjunction with the operation * 7 - of the existing Animal Control.

Shelter: and -of ‘anticipated

problems associated. with ‘improved ~ animal ~ control procedures," Iwas recom-

mended thal’ administration be - authorized to, enquire as to. the availability of additional rental basis, .and report back: lo- Committee. © It: was further,

recommended -that-. ~Ad- ministration review: the S.P.- C.A.- contract) “and”! it's

relationship. ta; the Shelter operation; and prepare a report . thereon for Commiltee, Ii was. further recommended “that Administration determine. the staius of the existing : Vehicle” ulilized by. the ‘S.P.C.A, in

“conjunction. with the - “animal”

control function,,

PETITION L AVENUE ov A general discussion was sheld.

‘MeCONNELL

" yagarding the pelilion recejved

from residents .of McConnell - ‘Avenue. and -persons’ utilizing said: avenue respecting ‘the condition ‘of. the road surface; It was recommended that the Public Works Department: be instricted to expend all efforls to: maintain - the .MeConnell roadway: lo oa

REQUEST FOR WATER LINE

* EXTENSION -

Following a brief discussion regarding? Mr. Mailloux’s”

- request for water line extension .

un. Skeena Street; -it was Tecommended that the matter

- be tabled pending the receipt of

~ Canada's banks tespond well tu the regional economic needs -

- of ihe country: by. mobilizing

funds and putting them where they. are needed, 4 - senior

C.E.- Ritchie, president ‘and chief executive officer of The

Bank uf Nova Scotia, speke al

the’ Canadian Cohferenca on Banking,

Robert Bonner af Vancouver,

-former chairman of MacMillan Bloedel Lid., and former :at- Wed. lo carry inventory, and

torney- ‘general : ‘for. British Columbia, spake ‘on the same. panel.

Mr. Ritchie contended that. the Canadian banking system is

. responsive (0 regional ¢ economic :

needs. eth

MOBILIZES FUNDS: -

The. flow-of funds, across. the country .varies’ on a. Seasonal basis and deperiding on business conditions: varies. {n ‘different. parts ‘of. the - ‘country:

national. - banking system

mobilizes funds and puts them”

where-ihey are. heeded jn the

“eountiry. -

“IP cihere’ were: a. ‘barrier ‘preventing flow. of funds. bet-— ween regions, then each region would: - have: sustaining, 4 possibility ‘which is not. only, absurd:: but. im- possible in a country. operating : with di‘ single’ currency”,’ Mr. Hilchie added. © +

‘In dealing with the issue of regional banks, Mr. Ritchie said tial Canada’s chartered banks have.an impression that one or two ‘provinces and a large: number of “Near-banks" would be very glad to have the

banker told a conference here. |

"- REZUNING

- Developments for rezoning will

: blanket change In.the zoning by- ‘law every citizen in the com-

_.voled to have ‘administration * _ prepare the Developmen area

Banks Respond to Regional Needs

“charter. By way of example he:

: ‘sponsored: by : ‘Canada’s 10 chartered banks.

‘transaction where Canada has .

-such ‘as “China. -hesides the banks,” he said, “is

mi) ‘banks were “pressing. “Minister of Finance to share the job of - financing . Brain in- ‘ yentories.

The - ASKS REVIEW :

la. ‘be self-'

Zanother, It is difficult, given the

“matter of paving Kalum Street from Park Avenue to Greig * Avenue be given. further con-

: providing. that weather con:

“green light to’make an offer to

*, "What

provinelal governments.

a Clty Hall Happenings

a reporl from- the Health. Departmen! respecting the — condition’ of the water in the 7 Mailloux well.

AIR CADET WEEK -. 7 Mayor Gordon Rowland has declared the week of Oclober 8. lo 12th National Air. Cadet . Week. The réquest came fram Branch -13 .of the Royal:

PAVING - KALUM STREET Canadian Legion.

‘RK AVENUE TO GREIG

AVENUE) - |

I was recommended that the : KERMODEI BFAR

‘The. cily. received a letter from the Fish and Wildlife Branch stating that the carcass of the Kermodai bear shot some ‘lime.‘ago’ on the Kilsumgalum Reserve would be going to the Provincial Museum and ad-

5 vising thaf any request to obtain this ‘careass should be~ sent directly lo the museum. Mayor Rowland has. writlen back Saying: —

As staled in your letter ‘the ; animal. has been given to the Provincial Museum’, the point in question here is, who gave It ‘to them? I believe a decision lo. reconsider would have fo be made if it were possible for- this community ta have the bear,

‘sideration in conjunction, with .

PAVING. - APSLEY STREET (PARK: .. AVENUE TO. LAKELSE AVENUE). , “A general discussion was held ~ regarding the merits of paving Apsley Street fram Park. Avenue to'Lakelse Avenue in 1974 a5 part of the major feeder - alreel- improvement program. - Il was recommended that the Apsley Street paving program. (Park Avenue -to. Lakelse Avenue) be carried cut in 1974,

ditions are favourable.

TREASURER - COLLECTOR

Administration was given the: COMMERCIAL COMPLEX

. Council gave final reading to the By-law allowing a land use

bo nest candidate unleipal .’ tontract with Elker Auto Supply ‘Treasurer: Collector, ’-. Several. Lid, This firin ‘will be building applications were received.» the first commercial outlet in > the. Commercial, Complex

F OR : scheduled for the north side_of

APPLICAT mae N the 4700 Block Lazelle Avenue.

’, This. controled project will eventually be’ a lwo. storey block covering. the entire ock

An: application for Latigo:

have to go via’ the Land Use Contract. roule “because of a. judicial decision this week stating -thal' inthe case of a

munily’. would have. to -be: notified by mail before a public, hearing’ tan be held, - Since this isa huge and costly procedure it * was decided lo go via the Land

Use’ Contract = methed.: “At. - Monday’s meeting Council

“The: Terrace Library Board wishes to thank the ‘Friends of ‘the Library” for-their generous ‘donations of $250.00, Up to date, ‘his’ money was used to. have printed information brochures about library hours, staff, {elephane, location’ service etc. and the purchase of a clack for

by-law and lo negoliate a:land - we contract with the firm.’ ‘The project. involves 12 row .

housing unils in the 4600 Block . (he library. = Again, our of Davis and Walsh, gralutude to ail you devoted members,

The library - announces that , the hours of opening have been revised, naw that fall is here. - The library will -be opening Saturday. mornings al. ten through 10 five and on Sundays, 2:00-5:00 p.m. for the fail and winter: months.,- «4. +: Saturday. story hour’ sagsions from 1:00-2:00 p.m. continue‘ lo “be a ‘success: with’ children. There.is no age ‘limit, the only requirement. being ‘thal ‘the child can, sit ‘quietly’ and al- tenlively without disrupting the. ‘program. Bring:yaur children * for this. hour of stories,poetry, dramalization,- and role play. - ‘There are’ members -of the public who are genuinely home- bound ‘about, whom we' don’t - know. I( is. these people thal we _ are particularly. interesled in /Yeachin. for our .--shut-in- -

service, carried out by volun- tears who lake bags of library

books ta readers. who cannot

come to the library -whether il -be for sickness, old. age,

privileges enjoyed by chartered! banks without the respon-: sibilities thal. go with -ihe

pointed out that the - banking - ‘syslem ‘has shouldered the: responsibilily- of. financing: the greatly expanded requirements of the Canadian grain. trade, Mr. Ritchie said that il takes‘. no great exercise in arithmetic .~ to calculate that when ihe price. of train has iripled in the last. yéar of, two, extremely large financial. resources must be

also to finance the longer term

sold wheal on credit to countries - “Who. else

‘involved “in. carrying - the Physical handicaps or, ‘other- “western wheal crop?" He saw. Wise. If you know someone who. indication thal . the -near-* might ‘benefit.: from. this

program, please phone the “library at 635-5152, : Seplember: 2ah, 1974 saw a’ number . of dibrary trustees, representing Hazelton, Kitimat, Prince Rupert and’ -Terrace library boards, gather ai [he , B.C; Vocational: School in Terrace for a most informative and useful full-day workshop. Mr. Ray Culos, chairman of the * Library Development Com- .

the -

Mr. Bonner. galled for a. searching: review of all public ‘spending aimed. at allevialing regional economic disparities.” He said il is obvious: Canada is” well equipped. at the ‘gavern- ment level to pursue regional

ambitions, mission in Victoria, spoke to lhe "However, Canada’s efforts ' gtoup, which included Mayor ‘are nol. particularly. co- Gordon Rowland and aldermen,

aboul’.,.{he. proposed - for provincial: library development and” then, more specilically abaut [he immediate system for ‘ the Kitimal-Stikine, Skeena A region, .

Mrs, Marnie Gilchrist, past president of the B.C. Library Associalion Trustee Section, -and Mrs, Daphne Scatt,

ordinated and. al Jimes' these. eiforts may be opposed to one

nalure of our Confederation, lo: see how il cauld be otherwise."’ makes Canadian regional difficully' such a pressing malter Js thal it has both voice and leadership in the

cltrmbiercoh pend weed GE pe

The Terrace swimming- pool fund Presenting the cheque to Kinsmen ,

received a further $125 last week from president Jan Flack is Edna Cooper of

chairman of ‘the Prince Rupert

Library Board and executive °

member of ihe. BCLA trustee section, spoke to the Directors about’ trustee orientation, an- swering questions. relating to

“trusteeship" as they arose,

Mr. Bryan Bacon from the

RITCHIE BROS

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Thursday Oct. 19, 1 1974. * 10:00 ALM.

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| Forklifts, 1967 Cat 986C loader; ; 1973. John Deere 3506: crawler -

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‘complete sawmill includes Log deck, cut. off saws; Barker Electrics; Barker. Scrag cut-

feed; Barker headrig outteed:

carriage 36’ opening; Mainiand | Edger: Barber-Coleman_ Burner Venting-Draft system;

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the Skeena: Social Credit Association.

st tatetatat sede

“et the library

Irvington all steei —

Burnaby Public Library ad-- dressed the group, following the luncheon hosted by the Terrace Municipality, his ‘heme was “Making. libraries. ‘people places’.

It was a busy day for library. - _ trustees, Bathering ideas to take

Specializing in

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| Chinese and Canadian _ _ Foods |

"For: Take Out Service

Phone 635-6184

‘Shan Yan Restaurant “Where the customer is King”.

‘Across from the Co-op

the politicial organization.

them,learning _ basic trustee skills, exchanging facls about respective _ libraries. Unfortunately, Ocean Falls and the Queen Charlotte Islands were nol represented, due to weather conditions being what they were.

meu ROY Dade

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Design award hame on full landscaped and fenced lot wilh quiet privacy. Attractive four level home with over 2000 sq. ft. of finished living area. FOUR bedroon's, two bathrooms, large finished recreation room. Two fireplaces and many custom features incl, shake roof, Teak kitchen, bulit in ap- pliances and convenience. Value at $65,000,

TEXAS SIZE LOT lf your looking for privacy, here lis. TWO ACRES of level and treed property with water frontage on the Skeena river, 2 bedroom three jevel A frame, Double detached garage and plenty of possibilities. This property must be seen for your appreciation. For @ walk in the autumn teaves cail John Walbergs.

Asking $36,900.

Two separate small homes on'a fully, fancad and ¢leared

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OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS , For the price, we don’t think you can beat this one. Four separate litle lots, each 80x 200 Twool thesalotshave a tofal of 10 mobile home stalls andare fully rented. Purchase price Includes a 12 x52 mobile home w-10 x 28 Joey Shack all In axcellent condition. Vacant 2 lots have some trees. ma steal at $45,000.00

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