fe ‘tually work in the city’s favour. The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 20, 1995 - AQ SEARS Fall Sale! Catalogue Lixpect more from Sears From Sept. 25 till Sept. 30 you will save the GST on each and every order from ANY CURRENT SEARS CATALOGUE ORDER OVER $1 00.00 © ; ~ ORDER AS MANY TIMES AS YOU LIKE - _Local Sears Agent - 3228 Kalum St., Terrace, B,C. (604) 635-6541 ‘SAVEMART SAVEMART SAVEMART SAVEMART THE ANSWER was ‘Yes’ for Terrace Youth Soccer players Kegan Belina (left), Candace Ross (right) and soccer Mum Elsa Murphy as they tumed the first sods on the washroom-changing room - facility the organization plans to build at Christy Park. The following night, council gave its blessing Jot the project, TYSA treasurer Dave Wamer said the goal is the facility | be ready for next season. NRREGULAR Jeans | PRDFEEDERSANDSEED | ‘eR tyme oe | ALLSUMMERSTOCK Reg. $25.00 : $24.25 10% OFF *50.00 20% OFF ASST. PRINTS TOWELS BLANK TAPES RAGE savin 37.94 |94'-°8.94/5/510.00| 10% OFF FOR FURTHER DETAILS CALL YOUR SAVEMART CONSULTANT MELANIE AT 635-6541 SAVEMART Your Local Sears Agent - 3228 Kalum St., Terrace, B.C. (604) 635-6541 RAILWAY taxation changes pro- - posed by Victoria may not have quite as drastic an effect on city. “revenues. as first feared, says council’s finance committee” ‘chairman: . “David ‘Hull made the comment 7 following a meeting last’ week “during which provincial officials -oullined’ the rationale for the na changes and what effect they might have on the fax ba an 'In'a- bid to halve the tax burden . ‘of Canadian National and Cana- ‘dian Pacific Railways in B.C., the “NDP government is going to - change the rules under which lo- al governments can tax milways. “With CN paying $535,000 taxes ‘in Terrace, there were fears the ‘changes would severely dent the ‘city’s budget and wipe out many ‘of the savings. from this’ year’s © _cost cutting measures by council. . However, based on the informa- . lion garnered at the meeting, Hull “now says “It may not be too bad for Terrace. 7 : ~. For. exanple, the plan to Temove railway bridges from the tax base will have no effect here “because the Skeena and Kalum bridges are outside the city. ‘Other changes affect how rail- way land is valued, what taxation ‘class itis placed in, and maxi- ‘mum fax rates that can be set. 4 ~ Currently, the value of railway- owned land used for railway pur- . poses is assessed on the Com- missioner’s rate of $3,642 per -