The Terrace Standard, Wadnesday, December 27, 1995 - A11

Thornhill fears it'll be swamped

‘THORNHILL will be a smaller voice in an even

larger crowd if the Kitimat-Stikine regional dis-

: tiet expands to include Dease Lake.
. Peggy Julseth, the regional district director for
Thomhill, is fighting a suggestion thal an extra
seat be created on the RD board for a Dease
Lake representative,

That, she says, would give the two tiny com-
munities of Dease Lake and Telegraph Creek
more votes on the board than all of Thornhill.
“Why should that small population get that
kind of power and representation on the board
when we don’t?” she demanded.

Julseth wants Dease Lake served by the direc-

S... tor for Telegraph Creek, .

‘The issue was debated at the Dec, 9 board
. meeting when Telegraph Creek director Dave
’ Brocklebank introduced a motion to extend the

regional district’s boundaries to take in n Dease.

_ Lake. A:

mecting here where it will be debated again.
-Deasce Lake has been growing rapidly as ser-
vices centralize there in the wake of the Cassiar
mine closure.

_ Brocklebank said the extra director is necded
most in the next couple of years as Dease Lake
goes through a restructuring process. —

It’s possible the community could incorporate, - |

he said, and there will be many public meetings
that require regional district representation.

“{ quite honestly cannot handle it from
Telegraph Creck,’’ he said. ‘‘Dease Lake has a
lot of issues coming up.” .

He suggested the extra seat. could be on a
- temporary basis, -

‘But board chair Joanne Monaghan noted stich
arrangements have a way of becoming
permanent.

Hazelton director Alice Maitland agreed more

northern representation was needed,” even if”
That motion was tabled to the board’s Jan. 13. aaa

‘there’s not sufficient taxes to pay for it. ~
But Julseth says the distance between Dease .

Lake and Telegraph Creek are na worse than
the region covered by area C director Sandy
Sandhals, who covers Lakelse Lake, North Ter-
race, Kitamaat Village, and even Hartley Bay.
‘Plus, Julseth contends that population is as
important as geography in deciding representa-
tion.

“Look at the time we in Thornhill take up of
the regional board and the staff,’ she said.
“And we have only one  Fepresentative to deal
with it” .

“The representation for all of us should be
“Jooked at again — not just one area.”

Earlier suggestions involved taking in Dease

: Lake by creation of a “bubble zone” around it.

But Brocklebank’s motion would extend the
regional district’s northern boundary outina ui-

“angle. a

- Snowbirds jet.
in for May date

TUESDAY, MAY 7th has been set as the date for
the 1996 Terrace-Kitimat Airshow. ,

The Snowbirds will be back in town for an en-
core performance, overnighting here May 8 before
flying on to Saskatoon.

It’s nearly two years since the first such airshow,

It was wildly successful, drawing 6,000 people
and turning a profit of $9,000. The money is in the
bank forthis spring's show, plus there are plans to
offer a biannual scholarship to high school stu-
dents in Terrace and Kitimat studying for a career

in aviation.

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