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November 15th, 1976

Alderman Traboulay referred to an article in the November 13th,

1976 edition of The Columbian newspaper advising that recycled newspapers are now being sold for $20.00 per ton, and he suggested that the Public

Works Committee or City Engineer investigate the feasibility of initiating

newspaper collection as a pilot project in the new year.

Alderman Traboulay referred to the starved calf situation and

advised that the City Administrator would be preparing a report thereon for distribution to Council tomorrow.

Alderman Keryluk advised for information that the movie recently filmed in Port Coquitlam will be televised this Friday, November 19th, 1976, on Channel 4 at 9:00 p.m.

It was then mentioned that Miss Audrey Murray was resigning from the Coquitlam Herald Newspaper after 22 years of service as a reporter, and

the following motion was Proposed:

Moved by Alderman Laking:

Seconded by Alderman Keryluk:

That a letter be sent from the City to Miss Audrey Murray officially recognizing

her many years of service as a reporter for the Coquitlam Heraid Newspaper

and to the Community.

‘wit MONTHLY REPORTS ~ INFORMATION ONLY:

Carried.

From the Fire Chief, being the October, 1976 report of the Fire

Department. The report was received for information.

From the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, November ist, 1976, being

the October, 1976 Municipal Policing Report.

for information.

ADJOURNMENT :

Moved by Alderman Ranger:

Seconded by Alderman Laking:

That this meeting do now adjourn.

At 8:40 p.m. the meeting adjourned.

CY Certified correct,

The report was received

Carried.

Depry City Clerk

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Ald. Traboulay | re newspaper : collection- 1977

Ald. Traboulay- re starved calf report- City Adm.

Soma engine renga si arent!

Ald.Keryluk re movie filmed | in City on ry | Nov.19/76

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Retirement of} Miss A.Murray- newspaper reporter—-Cog. ; Herald

Oct /76 report, -Fire Dept. | Oct /76 report: -RCMP

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