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Project Pride, a task force commissioned by the B.C. Ministry of Tourism to recommend amendments and additions to the

., Heritage: -Gonservation Act, recently spent a day In Terrace hearing local concerns about preservation of historic sites and.

materlats. Panel members are Colin Gampbell, Jackie Drysdale, Monica Becctt, Donald Mitchell, Lynda Allan and Manny Jules.
~ Task force leader MLA Kim Campbell was: In Vietorla during the’ Terrace. e hearings, but she did appear at an open house the -

es previous evening,

"TERRACE — - During the
“Tecent Project Pride hear-

ie in. Terrace: project.
“chairperson Kim Camp-_

‘bell: said one of ‘the pri-
-Mary : ‘goals for the. task

~ force is to. clarify existing

* eBialation on heritage
- sonservation:

‘Campbell,:-a lawyer and. ay
“MLA. for Point Grey, said
._ She is concerned about the.
_sections of the Heritage .
Conservation - Act: dealing:

“with, compensation, desig-
- nation: of ‘sites, and the

scope. of definition for .
heritage status. “‘Legisla- .
“tion ‘shouldn’t be a guess-.

__Ang. game,’” she said. |

“Campbell . pointed out.
the act-presently lacks any:

«Clear - provision. to assist

-- private, owners. of: histor- |
~ “aleal: buildings . or. heritage

ites. -The act reads: that. |
; -.,aimuhicipalities. may. com--
2 - pensate owners, but it fails -
_:to- state... when owners:
< should be. compensated. or
: “what -form. the compen-.

. Sation should take, . ~~

We haven't. really _

“done much ‘for ‘owners in

‘the’ past,” she said; ‘Our -
“goal is to create through
© Jegislation means for own- -
-ersand. communities:to be.”
allied” instead | of adver. :
 fund-new construction’’.,
_ Panel. member Colin ae
Campbell said, ‘This is a.
- good: example: of people’.
trying to. protect. some-~.

- saries."?

:Cainpbell ‘also. noted:
that. Other... statutes.. dis-.

- courage - ‘preservation of
“historic ‘buildings.
‘present federal-tax regula-
- tions: almost encourage
~ demolition, and building

. odes ::make- renovations -

“almost: impossible,” ‘she

--pemarked:. One recom- -

* mendation: she said may

“be. considered is the ‘im- .
‘plementation of a special |
‘building code: designed to - i
‘ Hazelwood ‘stated the pre-
_. 8ent.act-is inadequate and
that better protection is.
- needed after. identification.

of heritage resources,. in- -

cluding ‘resources that are
_ part: of. the natural land-" -
scape. .The. provision for”
* protecting & areas of ‘scenic... :

allow limited use of heri-
"tage: structures. -

© Campbell said: one. rece,
& ~ omumendation that would

“‘itierease the scope of items

. defined ‘as-heritage would -

~ b@an-Archive Act, _legisla-
"tion: directed at: preserving.

“The ..

Plveprinte- a and his .

peampbelt seeks to clarify
_ heritage conset vation law |

torical records.
Access to archives was

: the. subject of ‘a presenta--
tion at the Terrace hear- .
ings by. Paul Johnston, -
secretary. for the: North _
Coast - Building - Trades.
- Johnston is‘ currently em- Bes fe
- barked. ona project. to. yi;

record the history of the -
- trade. union ‘movemeiit: in“
‘the. Northwest, and hetold. 45
the hearing panel-his:work.- 9°.
. has: been repeatedly frus- -#.  @
_ trated: because... many of. fe q
- the records he requires. are’ ~
housed _ iti Victoria and .

Vancouver. .

- Johnston indicated: the mh
records should: be: locally: ~.
available’ to: researchers,”
and he requested the es-. 9
-tablishment. of a‘regional. [2°
‘depository for documents, - - : - oe
- possibly “attached to’ Nor-. 9: .
thwest: Community Col. 7
. lege. “ a
“Another. ‘eximple of.
defective workings. in. the .
present system. was aired: |
by: a. delegation: from“.
~” Kitsegukla, The panel.was’ -
_-told: an: application to the’ ”
‘Heritage. ‘Trust Fund for =f
money: to build a. protec-
-tive: enclosure..over - [
_ deteriorating. totem poles: .
had been ‘denied because: .
Heritage. Trust. **doesn’ to

thing, ‘and. the. system is

not. working too. well for

. them.’”: Campbell: promis-._
ed to take up the-matter -

with the: B.C, First

Citizens: Fund. .

‘ Tertace resident: Grant:
Hazelwood: spoke to the
panel on behalf’ of the

B.C: Wildlife. Federation.

significance

: preserve it, * he said.

are virtually:
ignored, he said:

+ Hazelwood: “was pare .

natural beauty, yet tliere is Lands. ‘I have repeatedly
little’ or no'veffort to taken the Ministry of

"continued on page 20

| 8t. Matthew’ s. Angie
beets ” Episcopal. Church. :
Sunday Services:

Terraes ra

“i ~ Assembly -

‘Early. Service: _ Pastor:

6:30am. - . John Caplin: -

‘Sunday School: - “-. Assoc. Pastor:

10:00 a.m.: oe, Lan Froese: eee na
.Moming Service: Lowe. Evening: Senice. - :

MM 15 a.m. . oe __ ” 6:00 pm.” oo,

3 351 1 Eby St ret

“Christ Lutheran Church

‘Sunday School and
‘Adult. Class:

Pastor Rev.: cn
Michael F Re. Bergman

“9:45am 5.

. PSunday. Worship: .

£1700 am, :
‘Se20 Sparks. Street - 635- 5-520. =
‘Terrace Seventh- Day Adventist
, Church.

Sabbath School: “ Pastor: .
Saturday 9:30'a.m.. Ed Sukow — 635: 7642
Divine Service: Prayer Meeting: '
Saturday 11:00: a. m. Wednesday, 7:00 p.m.
3306 Griffiths 635-3232 -

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~ Evangelical Free Church: ©

| Tetter

| couver.

.. ticularly critical. of. the.-
«Tourism relies. on Ministry of Forests and .

= Rector Rev.::
:,9:00 a: mm. Canon Ll. Stephens:
4H 00. a.m. Tel: 1605,5855 a
4728 Lazelle Ave. | “636. 5-001 9 7

| - Family. ‘Bible School: |

Open letter to:
Mr. Walter. Homburger,
Managing Director, .
Toronto Symphony
Orchestra,

On, Sept. 25, 1987 the
Toronto. Symphony’ Or-

chestra was scheduled ‘to .
play in Terrace as part of |

its Western Canadian
tour. We were recently in-
formed that this engage-

ment has been cancelled.

We understand that the
Toronto Symphony will

not perform:in Terrace, or’

anywhere else in the

Northwest region of °

British Columbia.

It appears that ‘the ~
cancellation has been -
made in favor of Van-—
The symphony.
will now be performing in-
Vancouver on the evening:
‘they were to play in Ter-
- race. We are extremely -

upset, by this decision.

.» Phough we are not sure

‘of all the details behind’. ©

+ the decision, it appears to
- have been made for polit-
-‘jealreasons that take‘no | _
account of «the: cultural
and educational merits of
> the case. ‘If ‘the Toronto: —
- Symphony plays: in Van-"
“couver, they will just-be

one of the many .. per- .

formers: of this calibre in’
the “Vancouver ‘concert:

season. Terrace only gets.
engagements of this type
once every year ¢ or.two. A

foe Bs . & ‘Sunday Services:
ms <7 vam. & 5:p.m. 7

oe 9602 Sparks aoe.
S dineiibeansibens nein canara
Knox. United: Church :

s Sunday Worship
~ 10:30-a.m.:
: Sunday School:
*+ 10:30 a.m.

Youth Group... 7 : : : S os
80 pmo BL oN
- 4907 Lazelle Ave: be

99524 2494 :

"Mass Times:

_ gaturday:?: 30 p. sim
me Sundays: -

9:00 a.m.
TY 00am.

oe 4830 Straume ae
The Savaton Amy

oS Sunday 8 Services:

- 9:45 am. Christian Education (ail ages
ot :00 am. Holiness Meeting
| 7:00 pm: Salvation Meeting
: For Further information call”

4843.Waish Avenue

9:45 am.
Divine: Worship:
11:00 a.m..

Fellowship Service: | Alle are  condaly in Imvted

. 6:30 p.m.

- Youth Ministries * Home Bible Studies * Visitation

4923 Agar Aven ue.

Sunday School: - Pastors: -
_ (for-all ages) -Jim Westman
» 9:45 am Bob Shatford —
ia Sunday Services: Prayer Meeting:
1000 ame . Wed. 700 pam.
6:30 p.m., oo
’) 3302 Sparks Street. 635-51 15

* Christian: Reformed: Chureh ‘s

. Peter Sluys — ~— 835 e221

Vacation: Bible School |
_ This summer from uly 1847

_, Stan: Bailey:

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large symphony: orchestra

- performing. in Terrace. is

therefore a much: greater |
contribution to the overall:
development of Canadian .

culture than the same or.

chestra playing in’ a large -
city.

pens, it seems that thearea ©

that has the votes is the
one that gets the attention.

We are fed up with being

treated ‘as: second class
- citizens of this country. ‘If

people didn’t. live. and
work in places” like Ter-
race, there wouldn’t be -
much for people.in Van-
couver and the other large
cities to do, We think we
deserve. ‘at: least some of
the amenities. and atten-—
tion: that ‘the: large’ centres
enjoy. ”
pV, George!
- President, Terrace
Concert Society :

E. Kennedy,

President, Terrace &- -
District Arts, Council

- in Court

On, Friday,: May: 15, ino
“Terrace Provincial Court —

‘Roger Gosslein was fined
$75 for an offence under
the Wildlife Act. Gosslein
was fined $75'for an of-
fence under» the - Other
. Provincial, Statutes.
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‘Pastor:

we “>

“Minister:

_ 635-7727 | $ y

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