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Library expansion talks
continue slow progress

by Tod Strachan

Progress is slow, but the system
is working toward a fall referen-
dum on the library expansion. In

' Jate June, Terrace city council and

Kitimat-Stikine Regional District
board representatives met.
Regional district directors Les
Watmough and Sandy Sandhals
agreed that the cost-sharing for-
mula on the library should be
revised, the suggestion being that
rural library users should be pay-
ing a little more to bring their
share of the costs into line.

Last week the architectural firm
of Soutar and Associates were
selected to draw up plans for the

library expansion, Soutar was the
architect on.the original plans for
the expansion, drawn up in 1988,
but the library board feels a new
plan is required to adjust for the
change in demand over the past
three years.

According to the city’s minutes
of-a June 26 meeting with the
board, it has been agreed that "the
library board should commence
fund raising activities to reach the
goal of $150,000." This is onc
commitment,- but not all library
board members feel is realistic and
the topic will be discussed further

‘at a board mecting.

The $150,000 raised locally is a
little over 10 percent of the total

PETS OF THE WEEK. This week’
a five-year-old neutered poodie-terrier cross,
block Lazelle Ave. Shelter staff say Sparky e
prefers life inside and needs lots of affection.

project cost, requiring a slight raise
in local taxes over the term of debt
repayment. If the board can raise
between $50,000 and $100,000 —
which trustee Willy Schneider

feels is much more realistic — the -

board is still making a personal
commitment to the success of the
project.

Also new is the fact that the city
has agreed to endorse an updated

GO B.C. grant application to cover

"one-third of the expansion cost. A
Go B.C. application filed by the

board about two years ago got
shelved in Victoria when the city
also submitted a Go B.C. applica-
tion for funding a community-
convention centre.

's featured pets from the Terrace Animal Shelter are Sparky,
and a full-grown male manx cat found in the 4400

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The cat is quiet, friendly and affectionate.

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