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PAGE A2, THE HERALD, Wednesday, December 11, 1974

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The regular monthly meeting

of the District of Terrace:
Municipal Council took place in.
the Council Chambers | on/
Monday December nineth with.

Mayor Gordon Rowland in the
Chair, All aldermen were
present with the exception of
Hank’ Buncombe who is ill.
Aldermen elect Cyril Shelford
and Mary Little will take ad-
vantage of a Council decision to
send newly elected represen-
-tatives of the District to attend a
seminar for newly elected
representatives held at the
Alrport Hyatt Hotel, Richmond,
B.C, December 14 and 15 with
the expenses to be born by the
municipality. The seminar will
be conducted by the Union of
B.C. Municipalittes. .
The coat of the 1974 election is
not known as yet as the bills for
advertising are not all inas yet.
The cost not counting ad-
vertising stands at $2,500.

' Freesing Meat

_ Freeze only young, tender
feat ag freezing will not tendar-
ize tough meat. a

| Mr. Harty Smith has sub-
mitted his resignation as a
member of. the. Board. of

‘Variance as of the end of 1974.
“Council

-accepted this
resignation with a resolution
thal a letter of appreciation he

‘sent Lo Mr. Smith for the many
-years of devoted service to the

community,

" A’ létter. from Assistant

Commissioner E.W. Willes,
Commanding “E' Division of
the B.C.M.P., indicates that the
cast of policing has taken a
jump. He.indicates that the
estimated cost to municipalities -
in 1975-76 will be $11,214.40 (50
percen!) for each of the first
five members of the force under

‘contract and $16,929.59 (75

percent) for the sixth and each
additional member In. 1975-76.
. The significant Increase in the
per capita costs over last
year's [Hgures are mainly at-

Taflation
This year I'm going to give my
wife something worth $50 —
guess it'll have to be a $100 bill!

AFTER YEAR AFTER YEAR AFTER

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COME AND GET
THE CHRISTMAS
WITH WARMTH. a
AND UNDERSTANDING.

We've got ‘em oll. All the warm gifts to
keap aspecial someone warm. One and
two-piece suits, Jackéts, sweaters. gloves,
helmets, and insulated
boots with ice grabbing
Gripper soles. Cornplete
winter outtits, with all the —_
trimmings. Colorful Arctic poet
fashions, sure to put a
little warmth In a chilly

GIFTS 5

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“Sage

Lovely home at 4832 Olsan Ave, 2 bedrooms upstalrs and 2
down, Large rec room, and 12’x16' workshop all wired. 4
plece bathroom upstairs with double vanity. Full bathroom
downstalrs, Patio doors fram dining area over carport.
Lovely well treed lot. Priced at $49,500.00.

4414 SCOTT AVE: - CONVENIENT LOCATION ‘

~ 1080 Sq. Ft. wilh allached garage. Paved driveway, frantage
on Scot? Ave fs 100’, This non basement home Is very well
malntained and in good condition.

ex | POSSIBILITIES TODAY MAT J
APP EDE To Ae ne

DLIV WBA OLIV W

YOLIV UVBA WOLIV YVIA Y

iributable’ to the following

reaaons:-
(a) Pay Inevease aulhorized
for members of- the. force ef.
fective April 1, 19%, —
~ th) Payment of overtime on
actual basis- as opposed to
premlum. ‘ 7
(ce) General inftatlonary
pressure of the economy which
has Increased the cost of other
good and services.

There are sixteen men on the -
force in the District of Terrace. |

The Finance, Budget and
Welfare .Commiltee approved
twa resolutions during ils
December 3 meeting which had
already been approved by
Council in open public meetings
on November 25. This caus'
some confusion among sitting
members of Council, These
involved the purchase of Sewer
Flushing Equipment (which
was in fact. included in the
current year’s budget) anda
request for a grant by the
Terrace and District Arts
Council.

The Finance, Budget and
Welfare Committee’s retom-
mendation that the’ District of
Terrace grant the susn of $1,000
to he ulllized for the publication
of a brochure entitled ‘Guide to
ferrace’’. This grant
representa approximately fifty
pereent of the (otal publicatian
costs. It is, a Chamber of
Commerce project. :

A general discussion was held
regarding -the advisability of
acquiring the Spring Creek Golf
Course under the Greenbelt
Protection Fund Act subsequent
to which it; was, recommended
that Council of the District of
Terrace forward a letter to the
Regional District of Kitimat-
Stikine advising ‘that the
District of Terrace is prepared
to participate financially in the

acquisition of the Spring Creek -

golf course property on, the
basis of a 10-90 split with the
provincial government; and
that funds sufficient to con-
tribute the municipality’s share
of the cost’ (10 percent) be
- allocated from the 1974 budget,
providing same are available as
of December 31,1974. .
A recommendation from the

» The Jey Eta to 2,000 A.

"| News OF EARTH, ENVIAONMEKT, ENERGY

THERE ARE THREE

POTENTIAL JO MEET A
_| CIVILIZATION'S ENERGY
REQUIREMENTS FAR INTO
THE FUTURE FUR THOUSANDS
OF CENTURIES, SAYS JOHN
BD. HOL DREN, ASSISTANT PROF

OF ENERGY. AND RESOURCES,
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA,

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THE THREE ARE NUCLEAR
FISSiONn, WHICH INVOLVES
SPLITTING TRE ATOM AS IN
THE, ATOMIC BOMB; -
NUCLEAR FISSION WHICH
COMBINES ATOMS; AND
HARNESSING “THE SUN,
SOLAR ENERGY, HE SAYS
1S THE BEST, ANP IT IS
"TECHNICALLY FEASIBLE,
RE SUPPLY 1S UNLIMITER
AND THE SUN ITSELF
CREATES FEW ENVIRON-
Pigtiagawee rear
THE EARTH.

Real Estate & |

“Public Works Committee that
negotiations he commenced
belween ‘the Engineering
Department and Mrs, Jean
Hamer in’ connection with
damage toa fence on the lat-
ter's property adjacent Tuck
Avenue which is alleged to have
been caused as the result of
Tuck Avenue sloughing. , was
approved by Council with the
proviso that the department
‘report back on the completion of
. negotlations. ; .

The following motion tabled
by Alderman Jerry Duffus was
approved unanimously. by
Council. .

‘That. administration by

authorized to meet with ‘the.
RCMP and officials of, School

District No.8, to arrive at
traffic control and parking
regulations in the vicinity of:
Caledonia Senior Secondary
School, Skeena Secondary
School and Veritas School and
that a report be presented to
Council at the earliest. possible
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MUNICIPAL *
REPORT a
The Municipal . Polleing
Report for the month | of
November indieates. the local
delachment. dealt with 79
drunks, 4 instances of con-

POLICING

suming liquor In a public place,”

two cases of. minors in
possession of Ilquot and, there
was one liquor selzure. ;.

The police carried: out 2!
breathalyzer lests averaging

164, There were a total of 114
traffic charges of which 17 were
for impaived driving and one for
refusing to take the test. The
last holiday weekend resulls
were 56 traffle charges. In the
Terrace area there, were seven
motor vehicle seccldents.

In sofar as the drug situation
is concerned the report in-
dicales simply'that the data was
not available at the time of
ecompllation. ,

PARKING .CONTROL
REPORT a :

Mr, Cy Hart Senior Officer,

Pacific Security Agencies, In.

. his monthly report to the Chief
of Police indicates thata total of
205 parking violation tickets
were issued between November
4 and 30, 1974. ‘98 of these were

for over-parking in a one hour .

zone and eight infifteen minute
zones, oo ' 7

_ There were 67 tickels issued
for no parking violations in

Load Zones, 2? for infractions of _

the yellow ines and five for
parking in lanes...

A total of 87 summons were
issued for non payment of fines.

FIRE. DEPARTMENT

REPORT |.

| There were five fire calls
during the month of November.
Three of these were silent and
two general alarms. Involved

' were one dwelling, one mobile ”
home, “two rubbish and- one -

lireplace,. Causes include a
propane torch, faulty electrical,

outlet ‘plug, trespasser , camp*

City ‘receives
sewage grant.

The Minister of Municipal
Affairs, J.G. Lorimer, an-
nounced today the approval of
grants under the Sewerage
‘Pagilities Assistance Act
totalling $980,897 and first
payments amounting to $306,661
are being released. The
balance is"to be paid on 31

~ December, 1974. Twenty-hree
municipalities are involved in
thig time that the total
payments ‘to municipalities in

the current year under this,

legislation
$6,000,000, 7
The grant to the District of
Terrace matches to the penny
. ye, amount. requested: by: Ad-
ministrator. Jack Hardy. ~ The
initial payment which is on the
way was for §9,222 and the
remainder. will be payable a5 of
December 31. This ‘involves
$36,677 for a total: grant of
$45,899.00. eo
-. The grant is made under Bill
- $B to assist municipalities to pay
the cost of borrowing for
sewage . facilities. The
provincial. government pays 75
percent of the product of this
debt in excess of three mills.

will be in excess of

Il shouldbe notedthat interim —

payments of $306,661 being

made at this time, which -
represent aminor portion of the .

total amount to be granted in
ithe current year, is well in
excess of the lotal amaunt-paid
ta all municipalitles In the
Province under the previous
legislation where, for the period
‘1871 to 1973 inclusive, a total of
only $205,945 was paid to assist
In meeting their costs of sewage
disposal. ~

These grant payments

4646 Lakelse Ave Terrace B.C.

635-61

4908 HALLIWELL AVE:
A real family home.
fireplaces.
room, games roam,
$55,000.00, Call Owain
om 9%4 percent mortgage.

wet bar
McColl

1235 Sq. Ft.
Basement Is finished and Includes a rumpus

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Three bedroams, two

and sauna’ bath. Priced at
and try your offer to existing

represent substantial 7

assistance to the municipalities
and -will help to alleviate the
ever increasing tax burden on
the focal taxpayers. For
example, in the District of
Saanich, the appraved grant of
$592,429 represents per capita
assistance of $9.11 and is the
equivaleht of 3.32 milis on the

taxable assessment. In Sidney, © ,

the grant of $61,771 to §12.69 per
capita and represents 3.53 mills.
- The Village of Cumberland
obtains he greatest ‘per capita
assistance on this release with

their grant of $28,119
representing -per capita
assistance of $16.37 which is

eal.

13.7

ums.

. fire, hot material in garbage
container and one caused by
dirly chimney. .

Damage for the month of
November is eslimated at
approximately $2,000.

There were 62 ambulance
calls during November which
Include 14° of an emergency
nature and eighteen routine
removals, ”

There were eight false am-
bulance requesis, 14 B.C. Hydra

* trouble calls referred, four ‘city
Works Department referrals,
two smoke and fire checks, one
gas and propane leaks checked,
iwo out of town fire calls

_,ucity hall happenings

referred and three instances of

public assistance.

There were 61 Inspections:

carried aut in commercial,

ludustrial- and institutional

occupancies and three in-
spectlons pursuant to the Fire
Marshal's Regulations.
WATER ‘AND SEWAGE
REPORT .

Water consumption during -

the month of November in-
cluded 24,770,700 U.S. Gallons

WEATHER SUMMARY... :

The maximum : temperature *
during the ‘month Was - §5
degrees on November 3 and the

‘minimum was’ 19 ‘degrees’ on

November 21, The average high |
was “39.93 and the average

-minimum was ‘32.80. degrees.

_ ‘There was a total of 1.70 In-
ches of rain and 5.90 Inches of
snow as recorded al the airport,
There were only 51x days during

November without measurable .
precipitation. © Tolal
precipitation to ‘the end of
November 1974 was ':37.99- in-
ches, so ve e

from . Spring Creek and
10,254,000 U.S. gallons from the
infiltration gallery for a (otal
consumption during the month
of 35,024,700 U.S. gallons,

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