letter be sent to all local mer- -

chants. requesting them to spend
five: minutes picking up litter in
front of their premises each morn-
ing. ..
Proclamations: May has
been - proclaimed Motorcycle
Awareness Month in Terrace.
Mental Health Week, May 4 to
May 10. The theme of Mental:
Health Week this year is "Accom-
modating Mental Health", urging
Canadians to recognize the impor-
tance of housing in striking a
balance in their lives. National
Access Awareness Week, June
1 to June 6. The regional theme
for this year is "Working Together
Now... For an Independent
Future”,

. Seminars, workshops and
travel: (1) City Treasurer Keith
Norman will be attending a Muni-
cipal Officers’ Association confer-
ence in Penticton from May 26 to
29. Cost to the city is $1,200. (2)
Terrace. firefighter Ron Fleming
will observe the operations of the
Surrey and Abbotsford-Matsqui
fire departments between May 6
and 9. Travel combined with
other work-related duties and
accommodations in private homes
reduce the city’s cost to $200. (8)
Transportation of the city float to
participate in the Prince Rupert
Seafest ‘parade. Cost to the city,
approximately $200. |

UNEASY PEOPLE

On April 12 Mayor Jack Tal-
stra and a few city aldermen met
with federal Minister of Forests
Frank Oberle, and one of the
topics discussed was the matter of
hiring a customs officer for the
Terrace-Kitimat Airport. Talstra
says Revenue Canada and Cus-
toms. and Excise agree with the
idea of a city employee or con-
tracted officer carrying out this
type of work. Immigration people,
however, he says, still seem a

little uneasy and say they want to
do a little further research. .

- CITY:

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Terrace Review — May 1, 1992

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