TERRACE — A plan to
reclassify. school | zones
throughout the city to
playground - zones .remains on
hold following concerns raised
by the public works department
and school board,

Council’s community-
recreation services committee
last month recommended the
changes for safety reasons.
While the 30kmh speed limit for
school zones applies only from
8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on school days,
it noted children regularly used
the playgrounds outside of
those hours. The 30kmh limit is
effective from dawn to dusk in
playground zones.

However,. city operations
director John Colongard
pointed out a dawn-to-dusk
restriction would not: be ade-
quate during the reduced
daylight of winter. He said

schools’ superintendent Frank.

Hamilton had also indicated the
district wanted to take a closer
look at the proposal before any
such change was initiated,

The school district and city
recreation department are now
to meet to draw up a draft
policy on the matter which will
then be passed on -to the
community-recreation services
committee for further con-
sideration.

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The city has no objections to
a liquor licence being issued to
Terrace Bowling Lanes provide
all Liquor Control Board (LCB)
regulations can be met.

Lanes manager Diane Francis
said plans call for a 24 seat
lounge to be constructed within
the existing building ‘‘to offer
our customers a nice social at-
mosphere for a drink after or
before their activity.

The lounge’s hours of apera-
tion would coincide with bowl-
ing schedules bit it would re-
main closed during youth bowl-
ing, she added. If LCB ap-
proves the licence application,
construction will take place dur-

ing-the. alley’s sumiyer closure. “

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Telkwa Roofing, the. lowest
bidder at $26,880, has been
awarded the contract to reroof
the northern end of City Hall.

The first two contracts on
roof construction at the public
works building have also been
awarded, Tested Truss will sup-
ply the trusses ($48,376) while
First Choice Builders/LR.L.Y.
Bird will supply the galvanized
steel raof ($15,429),

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The city has received applica-
tions for exemption from 1991
taxes from three more local
organizations — the Kermode
Friendship society, Mills
Memorial hospital auxiliary
Thrift Shop and K'san House
society,

. The applications have been
referred to the Finance commit-
tee for recommendation. While
the Kermode Friendship society
and Thrift Shop both received
exemptions — last year, K’san
House's application is a first.

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‘Aldermen Ruth Hallock and
David: Hull have been selected
to join: wmayor Jack Talstra to
form the Court of Revision for
this fall's elections. The court
will sit Monday, October 1 to
give residents who qualify as
voters but do not appear on the
eléctoral rolls the opportunity
to:have their names added..

“Council has also once again
appointed Elaine Johnson -as
returning officer and designated
Mills: Memorial hospital as the
Iscation for. the advance poll
while Clarence Michiel school
will be the polling station on
election day.

-Worker
killed |

TERRACE — A 25-year-old

Terrace ‘man died last week

following ‘an industrial accident at

at Skeena Cellulose.

« RCMP said:Todd Giesetman
was fatally:injured July 10 when
the tire of the Letourneau log
siacker: he was working on fell
on. him.” “He died later. in
hospital;

“Workers? : ‘Compensation ies
Board officlals are investigating .

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