Terrace Review — Wednesday, Feb. 5, 1986 3

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The Terrace Review asked:

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Joe Valverde
They are overpaid
and taxpayers are
footing the bill. If

council! members
want to work for the
benefit of local resi-
dents, they shouldn’t
do It at the expense
of the taxpayers.
Supposedly we are a
democratic country,
but even if | don’t
want to pay for gar-
bage disposal, | am
forced to pay. | wish |
was a little younger,
I'd go into politics.

Arlene Doell
If council members
have to supplement

their Income from
civic duties with
other jobs, then |
think their recent
3.09 percent in-
crease Is appropri-
ate. City officials in
aldermanic seats
tend to be politically
minded and _intelli-
gent and can un-
doubtedly make
ends meet on the
current salary by
working within a

Are the
mayor and
city council

representatives

pald enough?

Hubertha Sampare
The present amount
of money should be
enough to cover the
efforts put in by our
mayor and councll
representatives for
Terrace.

Chris Symons
At the present price,
| would way yes. City

officials are paid
enough. Those
funds, however, may
include having to
purchase suits and
dress cloths which
don’t come cheap.
However, there are
people in other work
places who are go-
ing without raises
council just re-
celved. The money is
enough that !

Sherry Haliyard
It would depend on
how many hours
they put Into the job
for me to be able to
make a fair comment
as to whether they
are pald enough. If
their current wages
are payment for a
full time Job, then |
would say no. But if
the money is not
their main source of
income, I’d say yes,
they are paid
enough.

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Heather Webb
Council representa-
tives went into the
political arena with
their eyes open
knowing they would
only be getting a cer-
tain amount In terms
of finances. In the
mayor's case, |
believe he is paid
enough. Aldermen
also ran for seats on
council and un-
doubtedly took the
scheduled payment
for their efforts Into
consideration. In my
estimation, all mem-

Heart Fund representatives Betty C

ampbell (left), and Karen Enriquez, present Terrace

fitness Instructors with an award of appraciation.

Award |.

TERRACE — Local
aerobic and fitness in-
structors were presented
with an Award of Ap-
preciation for their
assistance with the B.C.
Heart Foundation’s

‘“‘Dance for Heart”? pro- of
gram.
by Jan Staebell :
Dance for Heart — a
few hours of exercise, ba
entertainment, prizes e

and fun, was held Dec.
1, 1985 in Terrace. Over
60 people participated in
the program and raised
over $3,400.00.

Dance for Heart,
while not only being a
fun event in which to
participate, also raises

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Terrace now meets the Provincial criteria
for city status, and Council's Initial reac-
tion is that “CITY OF TERRACE” has a
much more progressive connotation and
will lend itself well to our new Initiatives to
formulate more progressive economic
developement strategies.

The Ministry of Municipal Affairs advises
that there will be no legislative provisions
which would

Municipality, should the change of status

“change of status from District to City Is
generally one of classification only and
would not impact to any degree on the
duties and responsibilities already under-
taken as a District Municipallty”.

Before requesting the Minister of
Municipal Affairs to change our classifica-

tion to ‘City of Terrace’, we are
publishing this notice to afford any in-
terested persons an opportunity to ex-

press their views. Any comments should
e In writing and forwarded to the under-
signed, before February 19, 1986.

TERRACE

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