THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1971

''RRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C,

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to Support tourism in the area

then we're going to have to

Support it,” he said, .

WOULD GROW .. -.

He said an influx of tourists:

would result in an. increase of

ervices,

Rowland,
Bhowever, said he’ aidan feel'a
‘tourist influx’ would be ad-
‘antages to the local taxpayer.
He said the only. ones: to
mapoenelit. would be-motels and
meeebusiness, -

Ald. Lloyd Johnstone agreed

MeAlpine’s agrument.

gsays...tourism is one of‘ the
biggest industries in
province,” he said,

BIG INDUSTRY
z ‘I disagree very strongly to
what Ald. - Rowland «

[Town | spurns

Yellowhead |

He added, “Even if one more

motel was built it would result
in tax’ reyenue -for the
town..also there’s the amount
of money tourists would spend
in town al garages, stores, etc,"

The amount of money they
would leave in this town is.
fantastic,” Johnstone added.’

Said Ald. Edna Cooper: “We. |

have to decide are we going to
be a quiet little town with Tocky

roads or if we can get them

(Tourists) to stop here because
it is ‘a big business industry,".

She maintairied §500 was a

good investment.

Voting for the promotion were
Aldermen McAlpine, Johnstone
and Cooper. Voting against
were Alermen Clift, Ian Mac-
Donald and Rowland. ae a
vote against,” said Jolliffe who

the

barely entered into
discussion,

the

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Award went to Oliver Bluhm of
Prince Rupert. .

m@ The Norpac Award. and a
especial award went to Jo-Anne
Ames of Terrace who wrote and
presented her own poem
“Knowing,” The special award
rame fram adjucator Mrs.

Local man
at meeting
mof CARS.

fae =A Terrace man attended the
@ Canadian Arthritis and Rhe-
m@ Umatism Society (CARS) annu-
mal provincial conference in
m Vancouver recently.
Norm Miller of. Terrace was
sone of 42 delegates at the con-
a vention.
. The theme of the annual c-
Ba onference was ACTION and
Mee workshops were held during the
@ two-day event.
Members of CARS northwest
a region will meet in Terrace -
March 28 for a ‘conference,
Active in the CARS
mee movement are Beta Sigma Phi
gee aid the Ladies of the Royal
fees g Purple.

§ Children’s
art show

AL: .
@ at library
' The Terrace Centennial
Library wilt have a special
attraction this weekend.
Award winning children’s art
work will be displayed,in the
library basement from 1 to 4 -
p.m. Saturday and from 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m. Sunday.
Along with the award winn-
ters art work will bemore than
150 entries received for a recent
Children’s Art Exhibition spon-
sored by the Terrace Art
Association.
o More than 400 entries ‘were
f received in alt.
Judges for the event were
Mrs. Tess Finger and Jack
Hepplewhite. .
“Tt was a hard task te- ‘pick a
winner, especially , when” con-
fm fronted with a sea of entries p-
oe ainted with obvious joie de
m vivre,” Mrs. Fenger said.’
An association spokesman sa-
m id she regrets that. “poor re-
me sponse” from the senior age g-
me coup where lack of entries elim-
am inated that section from the
@ exhibilion.
; An extra award was made to
am the7 to 11 age groups which was
wae divided into two groups 7to9
m and 10-11 years. .
— Winners were: 2
a Age G and under, ‘first. prize,
me Kathy Wilcox, LKitiK- Shain
a School,
fee Age 6 and. under, runner-up, '-
ae Derrick Andrews, ; Kitt’ K’Shain
me school. Pane u
me Age 7 lo 9, first prize: ‘Sherril T:
im aylor, Uplands School.
Age 7 to 9,” runner-up, Sherry
me Daht, 7. Kennéy School.
eae Ape 10 to Li, first prize, Janice
aa Marianchuk, Clarence, Michiel ;
om school. :
me Age 1010 11; runner: -Up,. Janice
m Age 12 to 14, first prize,. John
aa Raposo, Cassie Hall School.
ae Age 12 to 14, runner-up,. ‘Wayne
Blighton. Skeena High School.

McALPIN

| Awards made
at Festival

Audrey Mellors.
" NEW TO FESTIVAL

New to the festival this year
were classes to choose
representatives to the B.C,
Band and Choir Championship
to be heid in Vancouver.

Award winning scrolls went lo
Skeena Junior Secondary school
. Senior Secondary School band,
Skeena Junior - Secondary
School Choir, Caledonia Senior
° Secondary School choir and the
Terrace Community Choir.

Not available at press time
lasL issue was the Northern
Sentinel Press Trophy to the
Skeena Junior Secondary
School intermediate band.

They | agree
for once

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would probably mean a three
mill increase on taxes but would
conceivably drop to one mill as
the town and its taxroll grows.

Jolliffe, who discussed the lo-
an in Victoria, told council, “It
was impress on me that council
must be 100 per cent behind this
or we couldn't get the loan.”

Joliiffe. indicated he was
opposed to the division of
monies---he_ favors paving
before drainage---but to get the
loan, “I will be with council on
this."

Earlier, aldermen indicated
they were more concerned
about the poor drainage in
central Terrace.

Many homes have suffered
from Mooding, particularly this
winter.

Johnstone reminded council
that if it went te referendum, it
would take two months--which
would be too late to get the job-
creating monies.

“It would be two years before |
it (the loan repayment) would
go onto the tax rolls," added
Mayor Jolliffe, : 7

- Youth given
three months

A Terrace ‘youth was sen-
tenced (0 three months in jail
for stealing a television sel.

Sentenced in court Thursday
was William’ Harvey, °13, of
Terrace.

. He and lour other youths were
charged with ‘entering a’
Thornhill home on March t and
stealing the TV set.

Harvey was also given. two
years probation for the theft.

The other youths’ cases. have
hol come to courl yel.,

RCMP report’

‘two break-ins
.. Terrace RCMP report two.

. attempted break-ins at Jocai b-
. usinesses Tuesday night,

A. window’ was. ‘broken . at

* Northern Magneto on. Lakelse
‘Avenue’and a lock broken at
Fred's Furniture, also on Lake-'
‘Ise, Q
~The bisinesses | are within a: ‘
block of ench other. 20 +. 7°. Of.
Police said ‘neither break: was |

Successful and nothing. was.
stolen, Ly Ba

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