_ TERRACE
AOTIMAT

Published by Sterling Publishers Ltd.
_ PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 3212 KALUM ST., TERRACE, B. 6.
Serving. Terrace, Kitimat, Nass Valley, Stewart and the Hazeltons

Townsm an

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VOLUME 1 NO. 12

~ THURSDAY, SULY 28, 1977

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., This outline of downtown °

| Terrace at first a
perfectly natural but it was
. drawn up for George Little

. His son, Gordon, tells us

Our first plan | bs In when he evned tie

streets.

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that his father fought with |
people ‘over the width of
: He wanted -
them 10 feet when others

thought the sual 86: feet.
was sulficient. |

. Littl won and. people
will notice there are: jags
where the. streets narrow
at the edges of ‘this plan.

. Twenty-five percent of
the lots went to the
‘government to: pay the
costs of pr streets,

‘Atwond Bt. is named after.

Little's hometown in.
Ontario.

. The original name for
the townsite was Littleten
but when the plans were
drawn tp in 1911 the Fost
Office informed Little that
a Littleton already existed
in Nova Scotia. A Littleton .
B.C. and “a Littleton N.S.

_ would be too confusing to

the mail service workers.