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Assistant Administrator Ray
Parfitt of the Kitimat-Stikene
Regional District responsible
for planning briefed Stewart
ciuzéns on just,” where
development and ‘social service.
planning for the area stoad,

Speaking during a recent trip
by the board and staff members
along the Nass to Stewart
recently Mr. Parfitt advised
that a commercial site at Bob
Quinn Laka will soon be offered
for lease, He also indicated that
service ns will likely be .

established every 85 miles along)
the Cassiar Highway. He said
thai the Meziadin Lake service
center 1s going ahead.

Mr. Parfilt went toon say that

in so far as the Parks Branch is .

concerned several extensive
surveys have been undertaken
bul no report has so far been
made by that authority. He
stated that the Parks Branch is
for the time belng looking at the
‘“Mezladin ~ Lake Park
Development which is slated ta
. become reality within the next

-PARFITT OUTLINES PLANS FOR NORTH

four years.”

It is also reported that Mtr.
Parfitt advised that a hard look
will be taken at the portion of
the region in the hopes that a
viable formula, which is
economically favourable to the
Regional District will be found
for the operators ot small
businesses with initiative
wishing to live in the lifestyle of
their choosing along the 200

mile stretch of the highway .

north of Stewart.

Tax Survey Undertaken by City

Mr. David K, Lane, Municipal
Assessor for the District of
Terrace Jias undertaken a
survey of the properly lax’
situation as it exists in the north
of Brilish Columbia. *

in order to compile this
survey Mr. Lane has written {to
the Municipal Assessors in the
communities of Prince Rupert,
Kitimat, Smithers, Prince
George, MacKenzie, Dawson
Creek and Fort St, John. -

The information requested by .
Mr, Lane is a copy of a 1974 tax
nofice applicable to a
residential properly sold for
approximately $40,000 in 1973.
Inaddition he has asked for the
total 1974 assessment for

general purposes; the per-

centage of total assessment
mentioned above which is al-
tribuiable to commercial, in-
dustrial and utility properties;
and. the total population as

Two

Good

Guys
Leave

Stalf changes at the Terrace.
RCMP detachment have heen:

two well-liked policemen tran-
sferred from this. area..

Sergeant Clair Provost and’

Corporal Webb Weldon both left
this area recently, Provost.

* bound for Kelowna and’ Weldon

for. the Surrey ared~ on the

Lower Mainlands;.. °*:.

Weldon was, - a long, time

meniiber ‘of. the’ Terrace. staff, -

. serving here for.) six. years.
Provost; came. lo Terrace in
August, of 1971. Both men were
well-liked by . most* who had

~dealings wilh them and played -

active parts in the community.

. Provost
ministrative NCO for the
. detachment.
- replaced. by Sergeant Bob

_ DeArmond who had his spot in

the GIS division filled by
“Sargent Irv Bailey of Prince
Rupert: ‘Weldon was replaced
by .Corporal George Kuleh of
Vancouver. ;

Other recent arrivals to the
detachment ‘are Conslable
Steve. Hrycluk from Nelson,
Constable Fred Barbour from’
Vancouver’and Constable Keith
Colwill from Cassiar. "s*:

At> last Monday ¢ night's

"+ Municipal Council“ meeting” a

motion Was . passed
unanimously expressin g tha

appreciation ‘of. the citizens of
Terrace for the fine service and

- citizenship demonstrated by

these: two officers. Corporal
Weldon served in Terrace for

" six years and Sergeant. Provost .

“three years,

For- Take Out

4

ar on

Fag Tie

" enterprises

He, has been -

Specializing in

Chinese and Gunadian
Foods

oy ‘ere fram the: Co- 0-09

calculated by 1972 census.
Once this information is
received Mr. Lane will be able
to compile a comparative lst
showing just where Terrace
taxpayers stand in comparison

with other communities of a
similar size and geographical
location. The resulls will be
_made publicin an official report
from Mr. Lane to the ¢ Municipal
Council. | ~

Northwest Music Festiva
Association Lottery
Ticket Agents

The Northwest Music
Festival Association. las
become a ticket selling agency
for the Western Canada Lot-
tery, The association will get a
commission on all tickets that it
selis, and if the lucky winner
happens 1o be among those
lickels thal the . Association
sells, it will receive an ad-
ditional commission. .

The funds from the ticket
sales will ga towards expansion
of the music festival, and as
well will hep to cover some of

Two Important
. sete
Permits Issued
The City Building Inspector,
Mr. E.H. Thomas, has issued
building permits to commercial
coming to

Terrace which will mean an
increase in assessment of close

- to $600,000. -

The first ‘permit involves ai
Sandman motel which will be-

* going up next to the Cedgrs on

Highway 16 West. This will

include. 70 units: a restaurant
and a‘ abate ~ Construction is ;

The” other permit is’ for”a’
warehouse and distribution
facility for pipes. This has a
permit value of $90,000 and
construction will get under way
immediately on Keith.

served as ‘ade

Break and Enter
Al & Mac was broken into
early yesterday morning. ‘
Approximately $100 was stolen. |

Armed Robbery

_ Alone bandit walked into the -
Skeena Hotel at three in the
morning on the 27th and_

demarided all, the. money on

chand. -.He’ was: armed with a -

‘firearm, and consequently got

“

the money. RCMP are in
vestigating. te
INCOURT .

P, Levesque. - Impaired

driving. Fined $800 or 15 days in -

jail.
G. Meeks - Theft over $200,
Sentenced to one year

Service ‘

| Phone 635-6184
“Shan Yan Restaurant

“Where the customer is King”

Doe pre ror mis pom oy pom bomb a een boe bbe Ek EE

the costs of the festival, such as
providing. aceoramodation for
adjudicators etc,

Anyone who is interested in
selling Western Canada Lottery
lickels for the Music Festival
Association is‘asked to phone
Mrs. Marilyn Kerr at 635-3768.
Anyone wishing to buy a lottery
ticket can contact Rich Green.
They are’only $2.50 each, and
the commission fram the sales
will mean a better music
festival this spring.

‘Kitimat
Radio
Station
The Canadian Radio-

Television Cammission recently
announced thal it had approved

_ an application by the Canadian

Broadcasting Association tor a
licence for an’ English language
FM radio station in Kitimat.
‘The station will operate cn a
frequency of 101.1 megacycles,

-and will ‘have an - effective

radiated power of 65 watts.
The programming for the

stalion. will. be the. same as (hat

‘nf CKPH: Prince’ upert,so. in

effect, Uhigis arepeater station,

The reason [or this is that there
are no AM stations available in
this area, /

This: commission will be
issuing a licence effective until
March 3ist 1978. -

Police Beat

probation. .
Y. Bilson - Over 08.” Fined
$300 or 15 days In jail. :
‘AR. Joseph - Break enter and
Pi To he sentenced August
ul ,

THE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

Many Terrace merchants have taken advantage of Manpower" 5
“Hire a Student” program. Among these are the Terrace Co-op’s
Bread Baskel where Sharon McGowan is working as a Baker's
Helper (top). In the lower photo Lina lamele is working at Kelly's
Students are still available to any businessman
seeking help during the summer months. Give Manpower's

Stereo Mart.

* Student section a call:

PPECIAL SKULLS Que "epteuL
PAY. THE Arnty iS OFFERING
51500 ANP #26500, CASH

BONUSES To YUNG | PEQPLE
WHO ENLIST IN SPEC,

A mining company which °
carried out exploration for
minerals mainly in the Terrace
area is now active in the Yukon
Territory.

ppt to negative legislation in

evn from exploration here
and has purchased twa mining
properties in the ‘Barrier Reef -
Cypress’ (Bonnett
River) area of the ‘Yukon’.
Considerable activity in
shares of Barrier Reef and
Cypress and all companies in
the area are sparked by
diamond drill intersection of
high grade zinc mineralization
(15 percent to 30 percent) in
several holes, some of which,

the company has with-

Plume _

indicate 90° feet of
mineralization.

‘Kendal’ is situated on
mineral Claims lying between

‘‘Pwinriver’ and ‘Cypress’, two

active mining companies who
are situated West of the

.WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1974

“Terrace Company Now in fuken

‘Barrier Reef’ discovery. The”
second ‘Kendal’ property is

located still further. West” and,

adjoins a large property held by

‘Tundraland’, a company: it is,

understood,
Cominco Ltd.

controlled by

ie

oe,

Some sailors believe that albatrosses, whieh fly with | a
gliding motion, can sleep in the air.

B.C, and -he

among them
baseball. .

am ..Ed is very pleased to be in Terrace and is looking forward to.
. meeting many of the Terrace residents. : : 7 ;

Overwaitea
Welcomes
Ed Starchuk

.He grew. up in 1 Grand Forks,

Overwaitea’ in 1971,-in-; Fernie,
B.C., therd he rase to the position
of Produce Manager before being
‘promoted to General Floor Duties
Clerk in Terrace.

..He enjoys many hobbies,

first started with

fishing, skiing. and

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- William.
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Consultants
ARCHITECTS

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,.5. 4. Cuntiife and WW. E. Graham are pleased to announce
ihe merger of Wilils, Cunliffe, Talt & Company Ltd. and
William Graham Consultants, Architects & Planners, ef-
fective May Jist, 1974, Mr, Graham will cambine his praclice
with the Community Cevelopmant Division of Willis,
Cunliffe, Talf & Company Ltd, and will continue to practice
from Vancouver as Willlam Graham Consultants, Architects
& Plannars, 8 division of Willis, Cunliffe, Talt & Company
Ltd, Offices of the William Graham Consultants Division are
located In the Kerrisdale Professional Contra a$ 2027 West
4ind Avenue, Postal Coda VéM 284, telephone 269-2304,

.. The merger will make avellable to the clients of cach firm
a more fully integraled davelopment service which will in-
clude planning, architecture and a broad range of <¢lvil,
municipal and structural engineering skills, Mr. Graham
will offer a wida range of services Including development
planning, feasibility studies, environmentat studies, bullding
project dasipn and working drawings, municipal planning

. Sarvices will afso be‘availabla through the firm's Head

» Office in. Victoria and the Branch Offices in New: West:
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: Terreca and Fart St ‘John. > .

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