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2 Terrace Review — Wednesday, June 28, 1989

‘Sunday shopping - |
— it’s back again

* Sunday shopping may become businesses were. polled and 9).
an issue in Terrace again. .. percent were opposed. Accord-
Local businessman George ing to Clark, the Quesnel bylaw |...’
Clark, on behalf of the Save has stood the test of the Su- |«."
Sunday committee has asked preme.Court of B.C. and has |”
city:council to adopt a Terrace: had -the. effect of (producing a |
version of a Quesnel” bylaw - voluntary: ‘closure’ fof stores in.
which regulates shopping hours. * Quesnél. on Sunday. “It isin the |...
He.also asked council to: support... best: interests of the’ citizens. of | 3
provincial legislation similar to-; Terrace; employer and-employee |. -.
that. put in place. by Ontario: to’ have. the protection ; ‘such a...|-.-
which. Tequires that all business-~ bylaw: would. offer,” said:Clark. | |
es close their doors at least one “Iti is important that city council
day ‘a week: Clark says this’ act quickly to pass ‘such egisla-
legislation has pretty well killed tion.
Sunday shopping in Ontario. .. ~Mayor “Jack . Talstra told
~ -Council ‘has:referred the pro-.- ‘Clark that they had made Attor- ©
posed bylaw to :the Finance ney General Bud Smith aware of:
Committee for discussion anda the referendum but there was
recommendation. But if it is nothing else they could do up to~
adopted. there would be a com- this point, And there Were at
promise between.those for‘and least two aldermen who showed
against Sunday shopping — it support for the Save Sunday
would exist, but only until noon. . proposal. Bob Cooper said that
The proposal would ‘require a the bylaw would quash the argu-
closing time of no later'than 6 ment that Stewart residents
- p.m. from Monday to Thursday .couldn’t get to Terrace in, time
and Saturday, 9 p.m. on Friday to: shop on Saturday, and Dave-
and 12 noon on Sunday.‘ ~—- Hull stated that he felt the city
Clark reminded council of the . should act swiftly. ‘‘The larger
fact that 64 percent of the mu- companies’ have .won and. 1.

nicipal voters in 1987 were op-’ would like to see the wishes of - ‘Along with several other Kitimat-Stikine Regional District directors and staff members, Bev
oq posed to Sunday shopping, At.’ the ‘electorate carried out,”? he Rodrigo, Judy Tracy and John LeSage took some time for-relaxation. at Bishop Bay Hot ;
=] the: : amie tim e, he e said, ‘Terrate said. a _ = Springs auing the regional district's tour of Douglas Channel last weekend. .

| Council approves. casino idea cepa ae st

‘The city of Terrace has en- sion has very stringent regula- licences a few months ago but he
dorsed the Terrace Hotel’s ap- .tions which must be followed d by expects that to be lifted in the ~ Terrace. Interiors Ltd.

plication to the B.C. Gaming all Operators. . . . next two to: three months, At ‘Exterior and interior paints © |

Commission” for right.to estab- Fo eer oe that time; he‘says, because they | Armstrong flooring é Harding carpets.

lish:a casino in Terrace.-- Contrary to other media re- are doing all the ground work . ‘Sunworthy wallpaper i (i<é<‘ilé‘(< i;(<tétrzr
. The request for support was _ ports that the Gaming Commis- now, their application will be . All - pap 7 .

first dealt with by the Finance sion was no longer. issuing ca- one of the first to be considered. — «66 Dp « s u nee

Committee, who were told by sino licences, Gerry Ray, Assis- Ray says the. ‘opening of 2 | the SUPP le y oO |

RCMP Inspector Larry Yeske tant Operations Manager for the casino in Tetrace wo provide oe I

that the issuance of a gaming Terrace Hotel, sounds very op- up to 40 new jobs and would ‘be 6 10 Lazelle Ave. - |

licence would pose no problems timistic. Ray says a moratorium beneficial to all charities and - . 63 5 6 600

because the Gaming ‘Commis- was placed on the issuance of _ non-profit. organization in the woe -

community. He explained that ,

_Grader brings $36,100 S2S2c.ktaeen

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sponsoring organization, 10 per- ere meanion ' |
TERRACE — The city received Other offers were submitted by cent will be payable to the pro-. ‘Busy BAe] eat ene 5 Open
four offers for a 1976 120 Cat Terrace Wade Contracting for yincial government, and the. bata ng site VIWEEAIN Y : Nlo 8 Bacade . , :
Grader it put up for tender, and $26,305, Far-Ko Contracting for casino operator will take the re- 10Past aE a Sn AC © ;
council opted to accept the high- $22,500, and Bill G. Alien for- maining 40 percent, out of 12 Onetime - GIEIE! 3 vINIa 11 Obtained nf i
: ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 7 , .. +4 Soaked AMIN Wi SINEESIAIV/SIS|3] 13 MosiemEaster ph. |
est bid at their meeting Monday $15,100. Council decided to pur- which the operator must pay all 15 Beking chamber Sis! i aS i Nig] “18 Pertaining to birth
night. chase a new 672B John Deere expenses including wages and § {Sgt Soe AC eb Be !
The best offer came from grader from Coast Tractor and hotel rental. He adds that the  Bimlore Slay allo UfaPM, 28 Ethiopian tite
Wiebe Contracting and at a Equipment Ltd. of, Terrace for hotel will not be. operating the. ‘conpercenter (SJINIOME SALI SEE OLDIY] 26 Ecclesiastical council «.._
ice | i P ; ‘ +22 Support 30 Lo ¥id} 20ined oe . ;
price of $36,100 he is now the $160,000 to replace the old ma- casino, only leasing space to. [J 26 Routes, abbr. 19 Geqmetric sold Bam ctor oe my
proud owner of the machine. chine, a professional casino operators. | Bb Raves | 50Month _- | "yg Haven \:
i ; pas a , . 5 a _ : 20 Tries 53 Bibiical country | 34 Yards, abbr. iy
| E ea ; “ St 31 Nastily _. $4 Unusvalperson 37 Can - if
j : . . 38 Locality not ‘ §5 Lincoln, honest_. .§ 38 Presses ia:

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