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Around the

regional district -

The monthly meeting for October took place at the Terrace
Council Chambers on Friday October 20.

Terrace was not represented at this meeting. Director Ev
Clift was out of town and his alternate Director fan MacDonald
did nol make an appearance.

Conrad Ritter who has been tresspassing on Crown Land (lot
2610 Range 5) some eight miles north of, Kitimat will have to
pack up his tire shop and leave according toa decision taken by
the Regional District last Friday.

Despite a suggestion by G.A. Rhoades, Regional Land
Inspector that it would be in order for the Department to legalize
Ritter’s occupation by issuance of a Licence of Occupation ona
year to year basis, the District turned hands down.

The Directors were not inclined to set a precedent by allowing
one commercial enterprise lo set up shop on crown land leading
the way for others “Who's to say whether we would nat have a
tavern or restaurant out there nexl"’ commented Director L.
Dubnick.

Ritter set upa tire repair shop servicing the trucks which haul
timber out of the forest for MacMillan Bloedel which farms oul
all of its log hauling operations.

Some Directors claimed that there was no firm in Kitimat
able to pravide this serivce.

Mr. L. Tan, Planning Consultant, when asked for an opinion,
said thal to give such permission would not be very desirable
from a strictly planning point of view,

The majority felt that Ritter should operate from somewhere
where he would have to pay taxes and vated against letting him

slay.

-A Matter causing considerable debate by the Regional
District Directors turned around the purchase of some 150
Kermodie Bear pins along with the dyes with which to
manufacture more such Kermodie Bear pins.

It would appear thal the firm formerly manufacturing this

" replica of the KermodieBear, (now believed to be extinct with
the possible exception of one, presently in residence al the
Edmonton Zoological Gardens), wants to gel out of this phase of
ils business and offered to sell all remaining bear pins along
with the dyes to the Regional District for $300. less a ten per cent
discount making the going price for theKermodieBear pins $270.

One of the major factors convincing the Directors that all 150
Kermodie dear pins should be purchased along with the
guarantee of the continuation of their line was the suggestion
made that if the District turned down the offer Terrace officials
would get second choice and be in the enviable position of being,
able to offerermodieBear pins to deserving visitors, which is
whal the bears are used for... “A just reward to persons who
have worked for the cause” (Regional) are the words used by
Regional District Treasurer Administrator John Pousette, The
gentleman voted unanimously to acquire the bears and also
approved a resolution tabled by Director Dubnick that the Bears
be awarded at the discretion of the Directors.

A bill submitted by McElhanney Surveying and Engineering’
addressed to Mr D. Brunecki in an amount of $225. for
topographic mapping in the vicinity of Kitsumkalum Mountain
was refused because the work was not commissioned by the
District.

The Assistant Regional District Administrator Ray Parfitt
reported on a trip north that he undertook with Al Rhoades,
Senior Land Inspector of the Provineial.Lands Branch; Mr.
Brian Price, Senior Parks Planner, Parks Branch; Mr. Graham
Hynd, Recrealional Forester, Prince Rupert Forest District and
Mr. Rob Avis, Land inspector for Prince Rupert.

The trip to Stewart and Dease Lake was to.examine the
Stewart Cassiar Highway and to determine suitable sites for
service commercial centers on the highway.

Considerable time was spent at Meziadin Lake examining the
site of the proposed Crown subdivision, Also on the way north
considerable time was spent examining the servic e commercial
sites at the Lake Junction as well as second crossing of Bell
Irving, the present Kewitt Camp at Snow Bank Creek, Bob
Quinn Lake and then on to the proposed site of the Dease Lake
town development.

Mr. Parfitt reports that the Lands Branch favours sites at the
Meziadin Lake turnoff and at Bob Quinn Lake.

Following the trip it was agreed that all three governmental
services attempt to co-ordinate a budget to improve campsite
Tacilities in various locations inspected during the trip.

Director Dubnick, who does not seem tohave too much faithi in
any governmental organization, was most critical of the work

- being done at the Dease Lake townsite. He suggested the
location of the present buildings indicate that they had been
planned by someone from the Sahara Desert as they seem to be
locating away from water supplies. He said the ‘‘crick” is two
miles.away-from the proposed sub-division and noted that
Government departments were setting up their facilities at wide
distances from each other, - -

Mr. Pouselte assured that all departments have been advised
that they expect ‘planned and orderly development. In fact he
was. instructed by the Directors to write the Ministers of

Municipal Affairs and ‘Lands notifing both officials of the ‘

Board's concern in these matters.

‘

The Administrator John Pousette also ‘did a little northern

travelling and reported on airstrip inspections undertaken at
that time, This was on September 25-27. He was accompanied
by Gerry Simpson, Assistant Regional Superintendant of
Airways, Ministry ‘of Transport; Mr.. Ron Souch, Airways
Construction Engineer, Ministry. of Transport | and Mr, Jim
Wood, Provincial Highways Department Construction
Engineer.

A lelter was received by Mayor lan McLead of Stewart from
Frank Calder, Minister without Portfolio in regard: to an Air
Ambulance Service in which he states: - 2,

\

John Pouselte ;

As you ‘knw, Air. Ambiance Service is definitely in our
program. During my term.of office I have, on many. occasions,
brought this ‘proposal: - to. ‘the attention. of the ‘previous
government, During the ‘campaigns we promised sucha service

if elected to power, At’the time of Dave Barrett's visit lo ©

Stewart requested the possibility of an early introduction of the
service, if by chance we were elected. -His reply was In the
_ affirmative, --T am | most: hopeful - that the ‘air’ ambulance
‘legislation will be introduced at the eeu ‘spting session.” -

Oh. further’ ‘etter complaining at! the jack of réprbssitation

- from. the Parks, Branch at Technical: Planning Committee for
the Regional: District. of Kilimat-Terrace:meet

to‘thenew Minister in-view, of the lack’ of;a éalisfactory reply

under (hé previous jovernment on the gubject: Alsoa letter will
” be sent: torr, M adie Extension Liason:Officer for the

-Pepariment in' Victoria vasking him to attend

ne Federal Department qf
jp district ag.a-research ff
rtlont of the B budge ft

MONTHE
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