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Looking Back...

ONE YEAR AGO THIS WEEK... -
_ Terrace city council gave first of three readings
to bylaws which would see an increase in sewer user

and road frontage rates by 16.55% ...City council

offered its official support for the proposed Kitimat

port facility despite opposition from some Prince

Rupert residents, Alderman Robert Cooper said the
Kitimat port proposal was based on previous studies

and the need to develop the. Terrace-Kitimat indus- ,

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trial corridor, and had nothing to do with the port
operation in Prince Rupert Council kicked in a
promise of $3,000 toward the Miss Terrace pageant
1991. The pageant was being organized by a commit-
tee unaffiliated with any service group and had

originally asked council for $2,000. Alderman Hallock —

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“suggested ‘that’ amount “might ‘be. too’ little ‘and

suggested $3,000 be iricluded in the 1991 city budget”
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- Six-year-old Joey Parsons drowned after falling
into a man-made pond on Heek Creek, near Samson's '
Poultry Farm. Area resident Ben Webber claimed the
pond had been created when poultry farm owner
Stan Kinkead had dammed Heek Creek several years
previously... Terrace bylaw enforcement officer Fern"
Sweeting announced that in five months on the job
she had handled 98 com laints, 34 of these since
January 1, Some complaints were from the citizens
of Terrace and others slié had identified herself, but
the majority of the complaints involved the nuisance

bylaw ...\Tay-M Logging of Terrace was told by: the -

Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine it would have to

justify the need for 7.3 acres of Crown land to the
Thornhill Advisory Planning Commission, =

Terrace Review — April 3, 1992