CITY COUNCIL held a Special meeting Nov. 12 at Ruth Hallock’s hause to

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mark the retiring councillor’s years of service to the community. tn front of Ruth
are Jack Talstra and Ed Graydon: behind her, from left to right, are Val Gearge,
Rich McDaniel, David Hull and Gordon Hull,

Fond farewells for
retiring councillors

THE LAST few weeks have been a time
for goodbyes on Terrace city council and
the Kitimat-Stikine Regional District
board.

On Nav. 12, Terrace city council paid

special tribute to retiring city councillor’.

Ruth Hallock by finishing the council
meeling early and adjouming to ihe
veteran city councillor’s: Agar Ave.
house.

Hallock has been seriously ill for many
months, but she’s fondly remembered by
many residents as acting as a strang voice
for local neighbourhoods,

Mayor Jack Talsira also took time out
on the final meeting of the current council
last week to thank Gordon: Hull. and Ed
Graydon for serving for the past three
years. ; -
“T've enjoyed having both of you
here,”’ Talstra told them, adding that they
both provided good input: into council's
deliberations.

He added that a number of council’s
most significant accomplishments over

the last three years might not have oc-
curred without their presence.
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TWO REGIONAL District directors

were applauded for their work over the
past three years at the last board meeting
of their term two weekends ago.
~The. board thanked Area E director
Peggy Julseth for her hard work with the
regional district. Julseth recently lost ber
scal to Les Watmough.

“Peggy has. contributed alot to this
board,”* said director Jack Talstra. ‘‘She’s
been a pleasure to work with.’ _

The board also said goodbye to Area C
director Sandy Sandhals.’Sandhals recent-

“ly retired from his director’s seat, with

Gordon Robinson taking over by ac-
clamation,

“The. reasan why I decided to retire is
because I thought the board. was getting
loo decadent,’ the senior director joked.
“T wanted to make room for some second
growth, but it didn’t turn out thal way.”’

Robinson is older than Sandiials,

Bureau
seeks
grant
again

THE VOLUNTEER bureau
is looking for renewal of its
$5,000 grant from the city,

Council referred: the re-
quest to its finance com-
mittee, The moncy is al-
teady in the city’s provi-
sional budget and the re-
quest is expected to be ap-
proved,

The burcau moved into a
new office on Lakelse Ave.
this year and helped place
dozens of volunteers,

In all, nearly 14,000 hours
of volunteer service were
provided to 65 non-profit
agencies through the past 12
months. .

“This is a very deserving
group,’ said councillor
Rich McDaniel. ‘They
Serve our community well.’’

The bureau also runs a

Volunteers for seniors pro-

gram and a helping hand-
yman program.

The city has given the
bureau $5,000 in each of the
last three years.

Bureau executive director
Lovina Tyler said 18 of
their volunteers found paid
work through their
volunteer placements over
the past year,

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to quit smoking...

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