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planned their strategy well... But
the water tower won in a way by
forcing everyone's hand. |

_ College facilities’ manager»

Peter Crompton cancelled the ten-

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- Dave Parker
MLA for Skeena

635-4215

was little else “he could do.
Circumstances had already placed
Rain Coast Cranes on the job and
since they had begun, he said,
they may as well complete it.

. Crompton, however, did add

Road maint. — fr: pg 1

A three-year contract currently
held by North Coast Road- Main-
tenance expires Nov. 30 this year.
Company spokesman Lloyd Scott
says they will be applying for a
second three-year term. If success-
ful, they will proceed with their
plan to move the highways main-
tenance yard from Park Ave. to a
location east of the Copper Moun-

: |, tain subdivision.
:|° The Skeena service area includes

1,162 lane-kilometres of highway
and 92 bridges. The contract price
was originally set in 1988 at $11.7
million, but was later increased to
$13.2 million when North Coast
Road Maintenance took on the
additional responsibility of main-
taining the Nisga’a highway and
Shames Mountain access road.

CITY OF TERRACE

LeMhhy

PUBLIC NOTICE

REZONING APPLICATION

TAKE NOTICE that an application has been made to amend
the City of Terrace Zoning By-Law No. 4014-1966, and

amendments there to.

THE SUBJECT AREA:

The application affects the area, within the City of Terrace

described as:

Part of Parcel A (1136 1), District Lot 1745, except Plans

11158 and 12832,

and shown shaded on the accompanying map.

P THE INTENT:

The intent of this zoning amendment application is to
change the Zoning of the subject properties from (A1)
RURAL to (RR) RURAL SUBURBAN RESIDENTIAL.

_ THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT BY-LAW MAY BE
INSPECTED between the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.,
Monday to Friday, excluding holidays, from July 16, 1991, to
August 12, 1991, inclusive, in the reception area at the City of
Terrace Public Works Building at 5003 Graham Avenue,
Terrace, B.C. i

Any person(s) wishing to voice their opinions regarding
this Application may do so, in writintg, and/or in person
AT THE SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING, TO SE HELD IN
THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL CHAMBERS, AT 7:30 P.M. ON
MONDAY AUGUST 12, 1991,

THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
MUNICIPAL ACT, R.S.B.C., 1979, AND AMENDMENTS
THERETO. —

TAKE NOTICE and be governed accordingly

. E.R. Hallsor,
.. Clerk-Administrator

PLAN

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EXCEPT PLAN {58

Tower topples —tompos

‘der call Friday’morning. There One comforting thought for our

Eulogy to the college water
tower. The timbers of the tower

_itself are sound, says Crompton.

They will be salvaged and used
one day, for something... some-
where,

Terrace ~
Pageant
winners

by Sheena Falconer

Contestants in the Miss Terrace
Pageant gathered together Sunday
night to learn who would be
crowned Miss Terrace 1991, The
girls have been busy for several
months attending workshops, fund-
raising and putting on the Straw-
berry Tea and Fashion Show.

Contestants were Andrea Arnold,
Miss Fabric Boutique; Tina Ap-
pler, Miss Skeena Mall; Heather
Bretfeld, Miss Elan Travel;
Deborah Ann Dodd, Miss B.C.
Tel; Denise Emerson, Miss Terrace
Kinsmen; Laura Flynn, Miss Ter-
race Elks; Lisa Lamb, Miss Mc-
Donald’s; Michelle Monkman,
Miss Sure Exposure and Northwest
Specialty Foods; Shelley O’Brien,
Miss Terrace Shopping Centre;
Nikki Schafhauser, Miss Copper-
side; and Trish Ward, Miss AM
59,

Shetley O’Brien was chosen by
the judges to become Miss Terrace
1991: First Princess is Heather
Bretfeld; Second Princess is Nikki
Schafhauser.

Nikki also received the judges’

award as the most improved con-

testant. Miss Personality was
awarded to Deborah Ann Dodd,

wore.

HOvy

Terrace Review — Wednesday, July 31, 1991 5

THE NEW MISS TERRACE Shelley O’Brien was congratulated by

outgoing Miss Terrace Lisa Lagace at the Miss Terrace crowning

on Sunday evening.

Photo courtesy of Sure Exposure Photographics

Miss Effective Speaker was
Andrea Amold and Miss Talent
was won by Laura Flynn.

The trave] fund will be turned
over by the Chamber of Commerce
and Shelley will be going to the
Pacific National Exhibition in

Vancouver on August 3 to attend

the Miss PNE Pageant.

The pageant was a great success
this year with a terrific turnout and
many gifts and prizes. Alfreda
Price commented that the pageant
made a profit this year, which

enables them to hold the contest
next year. She wishes to extend
heartfelt thanks to the many mer-
chants for their contributions to the
event. She states that they have
received more gifts and prizes this
year than they have ever had.

She also wants to send a special
thanks to Terry Morris of Cana-
dian Airlines for all his hard work.

She pointed out that all the girls
are winners and they have all
learned a lot through their partici-
pation in pageant events.

British Columbia.

contribute toward the Industri

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Brenda Byer is one of the more than 4000 individuals In the
Pacific Northwest whose job contributes to the more than 12
milllon tonnes of cargo shipped each year through the Port of
Prince Rupert. Brenda operates a 100 tonne “LECTRA HAUL"
ore truck at Noranda’s Bell Mine near Granisle. The Prince
Rupert Port Corporation salutes all of those workers who
al and port growth In Northern

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110 - 3rd Avenue West, Prince Rupert, B.C. V8J 1K8 (604) 627 7545

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